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The Republican journal., 1873-11-13

1t is found that freezing Of the waste
pipes Of kitchen sinks, etc, may be pre-
vented by making them tapcring toward
the top, so that any thin ice that
may form Oh them, may lall away by
slight change Of temperature, and com
plete stoppa@c cannot take place even in
continuous cold weather Pipes about 26
feet long, about three inches wide at the
top. and from 80 to G.3 inches al thc bot
tom, have proved very efficient and costs
little more than the usual cylindrical ones
The Republican journal., 1873-11-13

SuEEwD PioEo> \ correspondent
of Nature writes a. follows: Havin.
occasion to wait for my pony to be hal-
messed at an inn Il short time since, my
attention was directed by 4 gentleman ca
resident of the neighborhood) with whom
was acquainted, to the strange conduct
of 4 pigeon. \ number of them Were
feeding on Il few oats that had accident
ally let fall while fixing the nose-bag on 4
horse standing at bait Having finished
all the grain at hand Il large one rose,
Tapped its wings frriously. flew directly
at the horses eyes, causing that ami
nal to toss his head. and in doing so, OF
course shake out more corn. l. saw this sew
eral times repeated in fact whenever the
supply had been exhausted leave it to
your readers to consider the train OF
thoughts that must have passed through
that pigeons brain before it adopted The
clever method above narrated of stealing
the horses proycnder
The Republican journal., 1873-11-13

RArIp PICkLING MEAT The following
IS an English receipt Roll the meat in II
mixture Of lG OF. salt, ID on. Of saltpetre,
and oz. sugar, 50 that ali parts may be
completely 5aIted; then wrap closely in q
piece OF cotton cloth previously well
Scaldfd and dried, and place in 4 porce-
lam or other vessel. The cloth is essen
lial with small pieces, To retain the brine
formed in contact with the meat. After
about sixteen hours. however, some brine
Will drain of into the bottom of the YES
sci, and ii be necessary then to turn the
meat, still wrapped up, daily A piece Of
-lX pounds, treated in this way for six
day, then nnwrapped and boiled. will be
found quite palatable and sufficiently pick
led. For larger quantities the cloth NAV
he dispensed with, since the brine formed
Will he sufficient to cover the mass.
provided The pieces are closely packed
and any unavoidable cavities filled with
stones
POTATO lEA>r Take twelve good
SIZED potatoes boil in water enough to
cover them when done pour the water on
10 q handful OF flour; rub the potatoes
through seiye or colander; add three
tablespoonluls Of white sugar; when cool
add 4 little Yeast; let il rise two or three
times, adding little meal each time it is
stirred; then make a stiff dough with
meal cut in cakes and dry. Having good
yeast and good flour. there is but little
trouble in the making Of good bread,
which IS indispensable to Il good healthy
meal. whether it be made of bolted or un-
bolted flour Cincinnati Gazette
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR Group. 4 lady
correspondent of the Maine Farmer saw
the following is an effective remedy for
Group: 'llalf a teaspoonful of pulverizcd
alum in little mOlasses. 1t is n simnle
remedy, one almost always at hand. and
one dose seldom fails to give relief. If il
The Republican journal., 1873-11-13
Danger Island.

far south, III the lndltm Ocean, t"Ii'r~
(taVrIer) m the mid~t OF almost eternal
SURF and spray, rises What Is appropriately
termed Danger Island. OF al! the lonely
spots ON the globe, whose existence ha-
been aSr'rtalned, TINS Is 'probabIy the most
loheI|' 'hce only mas IL p'ti known t"
have been visited by man The sea Tor
many hundred miles rolls aud flashes over
a shallow bottom. till, arriving at certain
degree of latitude, the floor of rock abrupt
" terminates, and the ocean become, IN
moment OF untathomabIe depth. On thu
very edgr OF this abyss stands Danger Is
land which the least touch OF an earth
may some day ioppIe over mt" the bottom
foam against the cliffs of Danger Island
which ON 3ll sides descend sheen, into the
National Republican., 1873-06-04
CHRISTIAN CHARITY.
Meeting efthe womep's Christian As-ociu
tion-Rcsutts OF the Late Festival,

Meeting efthe womep's Christian As-oein-
tion-ltcsutts OF the Late Festival.
The usual monthly meeting Of the board OF
managers Of the women'a Christian association
was held at their home, Judiciary square, yester-
day, and might with propriety be called a "hAr-
vest meeting" These Christian workers, so con-
stantly sowing seed Of help to humanity, rarely
have the pleasure Of rehping pecuniary crops;
every blade OF mammons grain has been pro.
with real pleasure that we offer to The public 4
brief Of the results from the festival recently
held by this society, together with the grateful
acknowledgements OF the ladies to donors and the
Ihs net profits are estimated at $500, Including
donations Of moneys from the following persons
a friend. 80; Mr. Thos. Perry, ga; Or. canton
ley. 81; Z; simpson, g; Addison smith, y; Mrs
llnyille, ~; w. Campbell, -. Mrs, Ed. Hall, o.
Miss y. Jackson. g; Mrs; Gilman, q; Mrs. Ash
Mrs. W, Rowe. 81; Mrs, Whitney, 81; Mrs. c
Cammack, %; Mr.. Cammack, 81; ID. Ailnemetx
%; II. v. Walker, 81; Miss Rich arison o. 95; Mrs
Corr Corr 81 Ms. Fariee' 81 Mrs., Francis, 81; Mr.
Prom me home committee we have also a La
Of very welcome offerings; from Messrs. Lans
burgh, ~ DOZEN pairs Of stockings and 90 yard
Of cotton; Thomas Little, dozen pairs hose;
BueL ESQ, large cash book; W. Suekney, Der
man Testaments; Yates A WlSwell, Is fans
From Mn; hamburger, Miss Mcclellan, Mrs. Ma
| hon, Miss Tilden, Mrs. DIR. Rankin, Miks Bollea
Mrs. Campbell, Miss Gstz, Mrs. stickney, Mrs
Blanchard and Mrs Frank Bolles, books, station
| cry, Sunday school papers, dishes, Nc.
Ample as the gleanlngs OF this past month az
| pear, let US remember they can last but q shor
| period. Every man OF even moderate family
| aware "how the money goes" Most surely
then, we cannot be surprised that an association
which extends ia arms In yearnlng brotherhoo
\ 10 30 many should md the treasury needln
constant replenlshng. Many of our brother
wives, daughters or sweethearts are putin
forth earnest, personal endeayors these warm
oppressive days TO further this good work. W
| would suggest TO the gentlemen beneyoIence q
sure way TO true wOman's heart, or II 20
can do no more, at least follow the Renerou
press and recommend US.
National Republican., 1873-06-04
GENERAL CITY NEWS.

GENERAL CITY NEWS.
The contract for furnishing tho Navy Depart.
ment with $50 tons Of coal and $50 cords Of wood
has been awarded TO Geo. Bogus,
u, Miss Hattie Higgins was married yesterday to
MI, samuel Wallace, OF New York. The fair
bride is daughter Of Judge Higgins, Of Miohl-
the REFunLIdAN
4 strawberry festival is now in progress at the
Tor the henefit OF the Christian Church Sunday
sehool The admission Ia free, and those In want
3 plate 9I cream and strawberries could not
10 better than patronize the festival.
Mr., Roberts, the well.known and much appre-
ciated matchmaker Of this city, who was for a
long time in the employ q Gait 4 Bro, and more
recently Of the nrm OF Morrill, \ Roberts, has
taken the watch department at Princes Bazaa-,
and patrons.
Our readers should not fall to attend the sale
OF household furniture 70 be held this morning,
ing Co. The furniture Is in good condition
and nne. Among u are some oil paintings and
parlor ornaments, being the effects Of q lady
leaving for Europe.
AZ recent meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Franklin Insurance company the following gen.
| uemen were elected directors for the ensuing
year; Henry Bradley, DR.. 10. Hail, Or. J. N
2. CLARKE, n. q. Emery, John Purdy, WIN. j
Dr. J. NJ. Gala.
Aparty Of gentlemen viii leave washington
next week Tor the purpose OF bringing home
new tug-boat bulit especially for use on the 20
| tomac. The boat cost about $4,000, II owned b,
Captain spranxy, late OF the PotomAc Fertl
Company, and IL named after the popular super
lntendent Of the company Captain Sam aedney
Ths boys will have Jolly time on the trip.
II was announced few days since that Majo
Wilmer Mclean had received an internal reye
nue. appointment, and would be stationed II
Alexandra. Major Mclean Ia an uncle OF Nj
Cleary, OF the arm OF LAtimer A Cleary, and
the owner OF the house at AppomattoN, Va, Il
which the terms OF surrender between General
Grant and Lee were agreed upon. Mr.. Mel. wa
also the owner OF the Bull Rum battle ground a
the time that famous battle was fought.
National Republican., 1873-06-04

avenue school.buildlng, Miss Eliza q. Randall
principal, was examined by Supt. Cook aud was
subjected 70 a severe test In arithmetic, IN the
ing, from the Fourth and Intermediate Reader
spelling, oral and written, from same, ard
geography OF the hemlspheres and portion of
the United States. Penmanahlp was excellent,
almost without an exception, The pupils, 80 In
number are entitled to full praise for the general
excellence shown In all their studies, their
promptness and general accuracy, was the sub
lect OF favorable comment among the large NUM-
ber OF parents and friends present, number Of
whom COmpllmented the pupils, teachers, and
their efforts. Examination commenced at aud
continued till Q D, m.
Tue examinations will be continued to-day IN
Stevens, Lincoln, Loyejoy, and Anthony Bowen,
commencing at q a. IN,
National Republican., 1873-06-04
The BarlII Association

Thursday evening, at Marnis hall, the entire
programme OF the concert given at Masonic
Temple by the Barlll Association will be re-
peated. seats may he secured at Kills. This
programme includes the orat0ri0 OF "The Seven
Last Words OF Our saviour Ia musical olfcles
there Is 4 very general desire expressed 20 prop
erly sustain the efforts here OF Maestro Barlll TO
advance the art OF music, and We hope 10 see
| full hnnAe ThnrsdAY evening.
National Republican., 1873-06-04
PaIpfai bereavement.

Tho many friends and acqualntances Of Mr..
WIN. q. Toner, Of the AdJutant General once,
late Of the Treasury Department, will be palned
Annie, who departed this life yesterday after a
brief illness Of typhoid fever. Annie was very
loyable and AmlAble, endeared 10 her young
reaved parents. Her funeral takes place this
Afternoon, . . Oh.
National Republican., 1873-06-04
KuIRhta TempIar,

Columbia Commandery No. ., and De Molay,
No. 4, (ngunted,) knights Templar, paraded yes-
terdAy afternoon for review, Inspection and
at the ooncluslon OF which they marched up
Pennsylyanla avenue, accompanied BY the Ma.
Fine band, and Attracted much attention,
National Republican., 1873-06-04
THR REFORM SCHOOL,
meeting of the Trustees Yesieriay-suE-
Eestisps for tho New Buiidins and other

tluttuuN leuefdny-fug-
Eestisps for the New Bu,idins and other
husinesa.
The regular monthly meeting Of the trustees
q the Reform School was held yesterday morn.
lill. Mr.. Nathan Sargent, president, In the
chair, and Mr.. John Bailey secretary.
communication was received frOm Architect
Clark relative TO supplying the Reform School
with gas from the city, saying that he had no
the cost does not exceed 1900. He does not
believe private gas-works Of suficient capacity
10 supply the prospective wants OF the Institution
can be erected for less sum. By this method
OF supply, all the trouble, danger and care Incl
dent 70 private works viii be avoided. super
had heen served upon him In the case OF Edward
Rutherford, and the boy discharged by order OF
Judge Cartier.
Aticket-of.ieave was granted Charles Miller,
who goes TO trade.
The petition Of bartholomew aud Julia Mur-
ply, for the release OF their son John from the
school, on account OF the condition OF the family
needing his services, was read.
1he superintendent Informed the trustees that
the boy was not suificlently reformed a. TO cntl-
no him 70 discharge. The entire matter was
poatponod for two months,
The building committee was directed to unite
with the architect In considering the subject OF
changing the dinlng-ro0m from an upper moor
to the basement and also the plan OF the stairs.
Superintendent Howe was authorized TO pur.
chase single wagon for the use OF the insiitu-
tlon.
Mr. Carpenter said that the comptroller Of the
District had expressed wish that some action
be taken by the board In regard 10 the "a, ,OOO due
them from the District, aud suggested that they
accept bonds for the amount.
The board declined to take the bonds and re-
ferred the subject TO the finance committee.
The bnard then adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-06-04
Trnutfrra on RenI RNIn1e,

The following tranAfers In real estate have
recently been nader Messrs. Luttrell a Dun
ningt0n sold for VIM. y. Hoffman, trustee, on
In square sol, 70 deImond craDdell, for l9,Ofb;
also, lots 10 and is, square 50, for toib; Otli
BigeloW purchaser,
National Republican., 1873-06-04
nIannI Ysrnnn RsniixnI.

This evening and Thursday and Friday even
inga n strawberry festival is 10 be given at Mount
Vernon Pace M, E.) church. The ladies OF this
church are nCted for their generosity and taste
In ali they undertake, and they viii give splen-
did InAtlYal.
National Republican., 1873-06-04
TnLe Care Of Your yaIuabIe,.

Call and examine the 1re and burgAr-proof
yaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
ing OF securities. Jewels, Bllyer-wAre, or other
valuables, Rents, from ten 20 sixty dollars per
annum, according 70 size. No obuslneaa man can
AFFORD TO do without them. r'-L' 7. d y.
Tdks sdrRiag from The chiedOo aild Boston free I
National Republican., 1873-06-04
Death of wm, @, BInaee.

HIS many friends will learn with sincere regret
o. the death yesterday, at his residence, OF Mr..
Wm. q. Magee, well-known citizen OF WASH
ington. Mr.. Magee was about forty years OF
age, and had been for number Of years engaged
In the liquor business. He was widely known,
and had by his quiet demeanor gained for him
self many friends, who will sincerely mourn his
demise. He was the president OF the Americus
yacht club, and had been one OF the most earnest
and prominent movers In the work OF encourage
Ing taste for aquatic sports In this city.
National Republican., 1873-06-04
Collegiate Society Of the National Medical
College,

This society met last night at their rooms In
the college buildlng on II street. DR.. ]. X. p.
Gassaway, N. D., secretary. The society spent
the evening In discussing "Rheumatism." After
adopting Constitutional amendment relative to
adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-06-04
To His Cresliiana.

FEER oF CHLRax.-steel soda water fountains
aud draught fixtures 70 loan by Palmer Green,
| 0eorgetoWn, ID, q,
National Republican., 1873-06-04

o'4 iiS SG .'' OHO1eF sToSF SEHiSa S'TT
r,pvn,, AT slT,IsAs MAskRiTERs, ,t!TTI,Ee
window Shades! Sst asO, choice fSintiass, EnerSS, %
lngS ChIomos and photographs, Picture
vs%s al Ssylss n,,1n and aors slses 81 n rwSnut cut
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &C. u
REST GooDs AT LOWEST PRICES.
Above all other places 10 Washington we re-
commend our readers to the American Tea
cGp q and iST Pse
qualities, and fancy Groceries, ali Of which are
Dowlinss Tea store, corner Of Seventh and
!sees, s To,s tns place to buy the finest goods at
by ali means 70 to Dovilnss American Tea
tLoS Tea and coGee. S4Io
of coes fresh roas,cd every @ % da ae ,ss Gs' Tss sns
Coffee Store, 80 Pennsylyania avenue, nearly
Naont,s Centrur I.inImept
Has cured more wonderful cases OF rheumatism
Psn ,ss sTsn s SsS ,ss
human frame, and strains, spawn, gals, Ao.,
upon animals in one year, than all other pre-
| tended remedies have since the world began,
The recipe Of the Iinimsnt and ceftincates Of
remarkable cures accompany each bottle, and
VIII be sent gratis to any one, II ls no hurnbus
| There u no pain which II will not relieve, no
i not cure. No family or stock-owner can AFFORD
/ 70 be without Centaur Liniment. White wrAp~
| mails. j. u, RosE 4 Co,
... 90 Broadway, New Yosk.
TIE aRRAr Esoiisn RKrxpY for gout and
rheumatism. An sufferers from the above com
p,anta either OF recent or long standing, are Ad-
ylsed TO use Bairs 0out and Rheumatic Pilia.
They can be relied upon A. the most safe and
have been universally used In Rnrope nor many
years with the greatest success Propared ~
pnour a HAHsANT, 9as Strand, London, kngland,
and sold By all drusgifts, TT. '
CLsropiA ls more than substitute for Castor
OIL. IL q the only safe article In existence which
Ia certain 10 regulate the bowels, cure wind
chollc and produce natural sleep. II Ia pleasant
70 take. No more sleepleas mothers OF erying
/ 4To. Pure French Candy A1o.
ls Manufactured daily and sold at the low price
OF 20 cents per pound. at 40 Pennsyivanla ave-
nue. nearly opposite National hotel. eou
wmrE. clean. sound teeth. all may have by
using daily THuRsroNs lvory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price Is and 80 cents pef bottle.
BEAUTIFulr soft glossy hair, all desire H. all
Pomade optime. Price, 70 and 90 Q nts pei
hottie, " NJ = = I-TT-
SIisaT coLonKp Kid Gloves are very s,yrsa uheu
, not soiled. JoUyENs lnodorous Kid Glove
, cents per bottle. All % sold Sy dFnssiits O an
fancy dealers. -N .....' H..
wElLsM.cunE-srREAp sransarrsSrso n. An
/, TENS, Whenever q plaster IL needed, are unri
! vailed. Price .. y, and 30 cents each,
National Republican., 1873-06-04
AN INSANE PRRAK.
A NIan Jumps Overheard AZ tho seventh
Street wharf 's...a


The persons In the vicinity OF seventh street
wharf were considerably excited about O'Clock
last night by the curious FREAKS OF an insane
man, who jumped overheard and was with DIM
Guilty rescued. The case, which Ia curious one,
is about As follows About O'Clock, a young
man, VINO gave his name ~ VIM. Kirk, entered
police headquarters and stated that he was en-
route for New Orleans, having In his custody r..
NJ. Paston, his father-in-lAw, who was hope
lessly insane, and who was resident OF
that city. He asked that some assistance be
fuTnished him In his passage through the city,
and Sanitary Ofiicer Burns being on duty was
The party took carriage, and after oonsIdera-
BILE diiiculty with Mr.. Pastor the boat was
reached, but there he became so unmanAg geable
and troublesome that Onicers Rmoot and Ham
ilton were called upon 20 help to handcuh him,
a process rendered necessary by his rawlings,
But he didn't intend TO submit TO such an lndiR-
nifty, and with the desperation OF madness
plunged Into the river, To the evident horror OF
the bystanders, who had been witnesses OF the
scene, He had hardly struck the water, how
ever, before Mr.. Frank Skinner, who was on the
wharf, jumped after HIN, and al the rAk OF his
own LIE succeeded Ia recovering the man,
although he used every effort In his power %
prevent Il. After being taken from the water
PASTOR was carried on board the steamboat well
secured and locked up, anu started on his trip
for the South. wiz ..r.
National Republican., 1873-06-04

The eGerman-Aner'can Savings Dank,
opposite the Post once Department, pays per
cent, interest on ordinary depoalts, and per
cent on the average daily balance Of business
accounts, Deposits made on or before June
draw Interest from that date, - - :
National Republican., 1873-06-04
National saving. Bank,
Summer Coafa

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours 70 4; SAtur.
days, . to and Q TO 8.
National Republican., 1873-06-04
CITY TTIcNfs:

MAcxIRAws. MkcEisAws. MAcKRAws,
Another supply OF these fayorite Straw Hats
In all the fashionable shapes, Just received at
f.. WlLJkIT RUoFFe,
p0o ponnbylyanla Ayenue
National Republican., 1873-06-04

Ing and not seeing him, and 90 away imagining
he Is not about, that it In mistake; for he can
he found daily In his private once over the
Bazaar from q. m. to y. m.
NJ H. PRINCE
National Republican., 1873-06-04

Palmer 4 Green, Of Georgetown, have greai
variety OF new Soda Water Apparatus for sale Al
manufacturers prices and terms. second hand
ones taken In exchange; also, pure Soda Water
In steel fountains. ~
National Republican., 1873-06-04

Alpaca Goats o to o., Mohair Goats, sa.bO to
g. Drab de Ette Coats, o. to 81. Linen Coata,
tl.oO totL AZ kIsKNAk BROS, j
Clothiers and Tallora,
fAa heXenth atreeI. May RnllllnR.
National Republican., 1873-06-04
Church ef ,he stranGer..

The want long felt In this city OF a Protestant
Episcopal church, where those Of that faith who
are unable 70 bear the expense Of pew In one
OF our older~establlshed churches and especially
place OF worship for those temporary SoJOurD-
ers In Washington who naturally feel some DELI
Oacy In depriying citizens Id our crowded
churches Of their seats, Is about 10 be 1lled
During the winter few gentlemen met together
and took the matter m hand. The object OF tue
meeting was TO secure an Episcopal service
where the seats would he free 70 every stranger
or citizen, and TO forward mission work In the
city, especially on that part OF lt below the canal
The church has been organized under the title
OF this article by the authority OF the Episcopal
convention, recently held al Baltimore. Sub
scrlptlons have been received from ali quarters,
lecture-Toom Of tho Yonng Mana Christian AS
ISOLATION building a. T;p0 O'Clock, 10 which all
who desire 10 become pArshlonen or are inter-
ested IN the moyement are inylted, for the cleo
other business a. mar 10 neooalAIy 70 perfect
the organization, WSold them sod%pesd.
National Republican., 1873-06-04

No RKMEDY In the world ever came into such
universal use, or has 80 fully won the confidence
OF mankind, as Ayers Cherry Pectoral for the
cure OF coughs, colds and consumption. 90
National Republican., 1873-06-04
NOTICES OF sRw ADvRRrIsRMRNTs
Twenty teams are wanted.
Try Kolb's improved soda.
Room for rent near the navy yard.
"Londons Heart Ia at shilllngtoh'a.

"London's Heart Is at shIlllnetoh's.
Oldest Inhabitants meet this afternoon.
Important news for the Crumps and Cliffords.
A six-room cottage for sale-itIl sixth street.
The board Of IRE underwriters meet this even
ing.
A nne lot Of carriages for sale at n. II. Ora.
hams.
Send in your bills to the @. A. r. this and Fri.
day evenings.
THURSDAY evening meeting Of the Republi.
can Central Committee.
National Republican., 1873-06-04

PERUVIAN sYRpP.-This valuable medicine has
been silently making It's way Into public favor
formed. Its singular etficacy Is owing 10 the
protoxide Of Iron which In this preparation re-
mains unchanged, and ia the only form In which
Piled.
National Republican., 1873-06-04

PALMER 4 GREES's steel fopntalna arc %.
only ones suitable for drawing soda Nst'
National Republican., 1873-06-04

HIspsoan cHEvIor SUNS, made in superior
dEo. q. H,aMsa. NO. 40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-06-04
PERUVIAN syRtP.-JThIa vsIpah,. u.dlc,,s

Tny DooLEYs YKlsr PowpkR-You will soon
mud Il not only the beat, but also the oheapest,
baking powder Put up full, net weight.
National Republican., 1873-06-04
anIlHMIs's BusrsRss suI

au NlCk SpMMhN DRINKa dIO
Pure lemon and raspberry syrups at q 30 per
gallon At 40, nearly opposite the National
hOtel cost
National Republican., 1873-06-04

si-KEKP Cool
DON'T CIT RxcIrKp-sI.
81. Check that Stream OF Persplration. 81.
81. BE Comfortable and Don't Fret. 81.
S1-A genteel hot-weAther Coat for ~,
Well Made,
Good Fit.
Sl-one DOllar-si. si-one Dolar--sI. /.
by the Dozen,
BY the Hundred,
BY the Thousand.
si;,n,s1..msi..".sI.r".si.".,sI,.",SI ..m
Delay Not.
Come at once.
ST., Enough ST.. For All,..,,.,,sI.
HABLE BROTHERS,
Fashionable Tallors,
Corner Seventh aud ID streets. r
National Republican., 1873-06-04

The Waahinafan Oisy aaNtna1 bahhb
corner Of seventh Atreet and Loulniana Avenue
SsSs Sss. a SssS q Z. SsRSs' S. p''P'
National Republican., 1873-06-04

0nrLRMKs's BusINRss SUITS,
or Our Own Manufacture,
In Plain Colors, ...
In Broken Checks,
In Cheyoits, '"F'I .'s
80. In slik Mixtures,
- In Blue Flannels,
All at unusually low ngures, for cash. Come
and realize the truth Of thls assertion,
NOAH WAIIR Co,
~ oil Metropolitan Hotel Building,
National Republican., 1873-06-04

>; Y. saaiss a. o., 4
per cent on all deposits. ..Ir as.15a Z