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National Republican., 1873-11-13

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis.
OCTOBER. is73. w
Charles komAn
yu. y No, 9kf9 Family noak Al n
William Petersen OF al '' '-ta'' DoeA0''''
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. W. b. Webb, his
yyetersen. Charles Rector and Louise Rector. -
NnEinh aud Pauiine NInzlnE. cause their appear
day occurring forty days after this day; otherwise
ne cause Will be proceeded with as In case OF
d. O. HUMPHREYS, Justice, &c,
True copy. Test h. J. MEIas, Clerk Gc.,
,,, NY L p. WILLIAMS. Assistant CLERK.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
y.ung Men. RrpublIc mn Club.

The Young Mems Republican Club OF the Dis
trict held u meeting ut their clubhouse last
night, the president (Arthur shepherd) IN the
chair. A large amount OF routine business was
transacted. Messrs. Trimble and W. b. Reed
were appointed to wait upon the managing COM
mittee OF the late Inauguration festivities TO set
lie up certain outstanding arrangements. The
president, with Messrs. Hudson aud TIlmble,
were Instructed 10 perfect by tomorrow even
ing a plan for the thorough reorganization Of
ihe club, and TO make arrangements for the
nroper conduct OF the clubhouse. 1t Ia pro-
possJ to reorganize the club and establish 1t
IDon a more solid basis. Tue meeting to-mor-
. IA
National Republican., 1873-11-13
EASTERN MARKET.
The Opepisx Yesterday,


The new Eastern market house was opened
for business yesterday morning. The attend
anoe OF sellers and purchasers was fair, consid-
ering the stormy day, ami 1t WAS conceded by
those attending that the opening was an auspl-
clous one. The butchers and Others having pro-
duce for sale had generally the very best COM
modities on their stands, and there was some
competition among them IN to who would make
the best display. There are eighty stalls In the
market, OF which about nifty have been sold. and
these were yesterday occupied, while on the west
side OF the market were some country people.
10 the centre Of the market were the butter mer-
chants-oyster, Wetzel, Fearion and others.
on the sides were the butcher stalls OF Carroll,
Hoover and others, making good displays. Ths
Holy iIili band was In attendance for several
hours during the morning, and discoursed very
pleasing music. Mr. Joseph Carroll. who intro
duced aud worked eneIgetically for the passage
OF the bill authorizing the establishing Of this
market, was complimented with serenade by
the baud. 1t Is proposed to erect nsh stands
west OF the building.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
TIE COUNTS.
saprems Cour, Of the United States.

"WEDNESDAY. November -. is73
on molion Of Mr.. z. NJ. Keller, Kenneth q.
White, esq, OF New York city, was admitted to
practice as an attorney and counselor OF this
court.
No. 81. Roland O. Mitchell, appellant, vs..
No. $40. Roland q. Mitchell, appellant, vs..
Richard A. Tighman The argument OF these
causes was continued by Mr.. George Harding,
Of counsel for the appellee, and by Mr.. wm. NJ.
Eyarts for the appellant.
Adjourned uniil tomorrow Al u O'Clock.
Circuit Court-NIr. Justice Macarthur.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday.
Sarah kahert vs.. John Gass. Verdict for 5000
Leonhard schafiert vs.. Adam Fey. Verdict
for $3.50.
Freund vs.. Biackford. vepiict for plaintiff In
tist.II with interest.
lIarkness Va. Cantrine. Leave to plead anew.
CisEs TODAY.
The following cases are assigned for trial to-
day; Nos. isI, (2s, ~ and II appeais) 95 ti2 ap-
peal 100, appeal) II, ltJ, l22 la, Ia, lid,
III, lis and 49, Adjourned.
Criminal Court-Chier Justice Cartier.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday ;
Caroline West, convicted few days since Of
grand larceny OF jewelry. was sentenced 10 one
year In the Albany penitentiary.
e, r. ,ns m az Psrr , WIN ,ne
celpt for back pay as a soldier, was found guilty.
Kitty Jones, larceny OF apocketb0ok contain
Ing over $50 frOu schwartz, was found guilty
and sentenced TO the Albany penitentiafy for
two years.
Jesse Butcher, convicted OF assault ani hat
terry with intent TO Kill doctor" Alexander, was
sentenced 10 the Albany penltentiary for eight
years.
Police Court-JudAe Smell.
Lewis Washington, profanity; nned 81. Geo.
Mclntlre, throwing stones; nned $40. Lewis
Douglass, carrying u razor; $40 George y. Mil
Ter, boisterous; s., Albert Noble, loud and bois-
ferrous; s.. George Shepherd, profanity; 81.
Thomns Connolly pfOfale, A. Lllen IInwllns
boister0ns; t5. Frank Boden, Indecent eX.
posure; nned go. Thomas Connell, petit lar
ceny; $40 and costs. Lewis Douglass, stealing
some silver spoons; nned SO and costs. Anna
rine Ackers, Sarah Adams and John johnson,
colored, larceny OF several articles OF clothing 6
from store; hned so each. james Henry, as
sault and battery on Lille Mason; s..
National Republican., 1873-11-13
Mfstlrol nuI.hla.

Columns would be required TO enumeratc the
medical bubbles that have risen to the surface
and burst since H0stetter's Stomach Bltters be-
came the standard tonic OF the Western Iemi-
sphere. Boasts the most extravagant, fabrica-
tons the most preposterous, cant the most sick
ening, have In turn been employed to bolster up
TO time, been introduced In the hope Of dividing
the Held with that famous vegetable remedy.
signal failure has been the lot OF each and ali.
s ane Iepusauon ~ tne bltters ns preventive OF
restorative, aud specific for indigestion, bilious
affections, rheumatism, nervous debility, consti-
tutional weakness. paroxysmal fevers, and all
complaints TO which the more sensitive sex are
exclusively liable, Ia established upon the sound
basis OF more than twenty years. experience,
and can no more be shaken by the clap-trap nos
lasting hills by the winds that rustic through
their detles.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
GRAND LODGE, y. A. A. NJ.

Annual MeetinG-Electien OF Omeeru.
The annual communicated Of the Free ard
Accepted Masons OF the District OF Columbia
was held at their lodge-room, In Masonic Temple,
last evening. 4 full attendance Of members
+. Stansbury delivered the annual address Tue
following named gentlemen were then elected
ofiicers OF the Ghnd Lodge for the ensuing
son, X. W. d. q. NJ; l.. d. Wine, L. W. 81. q.
W.; L. q. Davis, X. ". Jr. @. W.; ". A. Yates,
Grand Secretary; Anthony Buchly, Grand
turer; Rev. Thos. q. Addison, D. D., Grand
Chaplain; J. II. Jochum, X. u. Marshal; II. 4.
Whitney, X. Sr. q. Deacon; Jogeph Mccoy, H.
Bearer; J. J. callahan, II. q. Burswiyant; O.
W. Harrington and ]. II. Gordon, Grand stew
ards, and l.. StodlarL, Grand Tiler.
Mr.. Stansbury received the nstteriug complI-
menl OF q nearly unanImOns vote.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
t.iIi ANT pIiII. kRARNEY.
A Hrouze sIatu. Of the Hero

A bronze statue OF General Phil. Kearney, whC
was shot ut Chantiy during the rebellion, Is on
exhibition IN Philadelphia, and will In few
days be forwarded To Washington, to be placed
10 the National Art Gallery. The statue was
nToylded In accordance with request OF Con-
uTess that each state contribute Two from Its
,IoyernOrs, statesmen or soldiers to he placed In
Iln National Art Gallery, New Jersey CON
tributes the heroic keNTney, and II Ia under
Stood Commodore Stockton will he tho next
Offering, The keaIney statue Is SAID to he a
nsble WoIk. The position II easy and natural
ms likeness formidable, anu the one Al Iurd hero
IA IepTO TOduCed TO life itself.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
HYNIKSEAL.
A nunI Wedding.

Last tven ming, at 0 O'Clock, Right Rev. Bishop
PineEney, assisted by Rev. DIR. Elliott, married
with one ceremony, at the residence OF the two
brides parents, (Mr. and Mrs. John K. Foster.
No. 93S New York ayenue,) Charles L. Duncan
son, Of the tirm OF DuncansOn, bowling 4, Co.,
TO Lille H., and Thomas II. Ybung
to Annie &. Foster. The brides were attired in
white satin. The bridesmaids were Miss Foster,
a cousin, and Miss Foster, sister OF the brides.
The groOmsmen were DR.. Duncanson and Mr..
Brightwell. After the ceremony the guests par
took OF an elegant banquet, and At 0 p. m. the
happy quartette started on tour to New York
nm int4 EaaI
National Republican., 1873-11-13
Ruterprtse.

An anxious crowd biockaded the sidewalks OF
Seventh street Tuesday night TO witness the
lowering OF ths noor Of the clearinghouse of
to business, which was In full blast as the floor
was noiseessly lowered to the new grade OF
seventh street by q corps OF workmen under the
management OF solomon J. FaguP, esq. Ten
years ago such work would have necessitated a
full months suspension OF business. Now 1t Is
done almost imperceptibly, and by gasliIht.
What next? The world moves.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
The CanLIunilou Pine.

Al I O'Clock yesterday afternoon chief Rngi-
neer CrOnin gave an exhibition OF the working
OF the combination plpc, for which he Ia the
patentee, and the extension ladders, In front Of
Inc Governors Onicc, In the presence OF Gov.
snepherd, Secretary Harrington, ten, BabcOCk
Nn 4 2 and steamers were brought Into TrQui-
sitIon 10 display the qualities Of the pipe, and
me exhibiliun was iayofably commented upgn
by the gentlemen Witnessing u.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
AI.eoss af IIfe.

President Grant yesterday directed Attorney
General Williams to prepare respite for two
weeks In the case Of Henry Young. sentenced TO
death for the murder Of the droyer Hahn, and
who was to have been executed on Friday Of
this week. The respite Will be officially read 10
the condemned man this morning. This ex.
tends the time for the execution to the 2Sth In.
slant. The prisoner few days ago sent word
to his counsel, Messrs. Mussey and Garnett, that
he would like to have reprieye or respite, and
Gen. Mussey yesterday waited upon his Excel
lency, made Known the condemn ii mans re-
quest, and the order for respite OF fortnight
was directed TO he made out.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
slala aRxsEaar.llnurx

We invite the attention OF all lovers OF the
beautiful To the extensive sale OF magnificent
French parlor aud chamber furniture, to be sold
at the auction rooms OF Mcssrs. Green A VIII
liams. on saturday morning, Al 10 o'clock. u Is,
perhaps, the greatest opportunity ever offered
In this city to secure fashionable and elegantly
made cabinet work. The list comprises all the
latest novelties In the way OF furniture known
70 the fashionable world, and comprises several
extravagantly rich suites. We also invite the
attention OF the trade to this unusually attract
I've sale,
National Republican., 1873-11-13
Nh Hetter CtothIuE,

No better clothing,
No lower prices,
No trsuble to show goods, AMI
No greater satisfaction can be given
Than at strauss popular clothing house, where
,s now offering superior bargains to buyers OF
aeu's suits and Oyercoats-at lOll Pennsylvania
avenue; between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
ITEMS FROM NKNY YORK.

The Russia sailing for Europe yesterday took
out tlsI, $40 In silver bars.
The steam sloop-of-war Nevada and machinery
sold yesterday at the navy yard for sIi,ooo.
The associated banks gained q, 200 900 since
Tuesday, and now have go, 200, 900 on hand.
A suit has been commenced by the United
States against Davis II. Wallace and Albert y.
Malcolmson to recover tG0, 900 on account OF
alleged fraudulent invoices made by the defend.
ants.
II Is currently reported that the entire lottery
policy business In this city, which has heretofore
been conducted by the simmons Brothers, has
been purchased By John Morrissey. THIS lucra'
tive business Il is understood, Is about to be re-
organized by the new proprietor, and arrange
ments have been msde for having the swindle
amniv al
National Republican., 1873-11-13

An ELECTION for member Of Parlia ment In
Scotland does not appear to be very costly
affair, a. far rs lho candidates are con-
cerned. According to q statement Of the
legal expenses of q recent election In the
county OF Renfew, made by the sheriff OF the
county rs returning officer, the total amount,
to be equally divided between the two rival
candidates was only 81 ,20J.
National Republican., 1873-11-13

WHEN Wilkie Collins was about to step In
front OF the curtain at Syracuse, he said to
Mr.. Hanchett, who was to introduce him,
"Don't introduce me as the greatest living
novelist. have been introduced so num-
Der OF times, and I'd rather be simply Mr..
Collins. ion know everybody Is the greatest
living something"
National Republican., 1873-11-13
ALIDy FATALLY BURNED.
SNOW FLAKES.

There was slight fall Of snow at Boston on
Tuesday night.
-Four inches Of snow fell at Poushkeepsie, N.
Y. Tuesday night.
Four inches Of snow fell at Concord, n. H., on
Tuesday night. Seven inches fell at Bradford,
ak inches ut Plymouth aud three inches at
National Republican., 1873-11-13
Take Care OF Your ynIuabIe..

Call and examine the nre and buTglar-proo
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner
New York avenue aud Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping OF securities, Jewels, silyerwafe, or
other yaluables. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dol
lars per annum, according TO size. NO business
man can afford TO do without them.
Tais earning from the cAlea0O and Boston fTss,
National Republican., 1873-11-13
MAssKys ALK Is the cheapest, hecauae L IS

MAssKy's ALE Is the cheapest, hecauae It is
uniform.
Masseys Ale Is the cheapest, because there ls
no waste.
Masseys Ale Is the cheapest, because II hes
strength.
Masseys Ale Is the cheapest, because IT'S the
pnrest.
Massey's Ale Is the cheapest, because II Is the
best.
Families supplied and faucets loaned.
PALMER GREEN,
Sole Agents, Georgetown.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
AnrIion SnIes To-day.

James Guild viii sell furs, flowers and feathers.
Duncanson, bowling Co. will sell, at u IN,
one span OF mules, ten new top wagons, Concord.
road and business buggies, harness, &c.
Latimer a Cleary will sell the unsold portion
OF Irish linen. -,,,-
LuttTell 4 Co. Will sell at 4.30 p, IN. valuable
Improved property on the northwest corner OF
sixteenth an N streets northwest,
National Republican., 1873-11-13

Go TO Sayages, aud get him to put his un-
Iivaled weather-stTlp on your windows and
dOors Many have been comforted, and advise
their friends TO go and do likewise.
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania avenue aud Tenth street
National Republican., 1873-11-13
CITYITEMS.

These panic days have shrunk our purses;
The biggest banks have met revcrses;
Few pay at CALL, some not AT all,
And none pay SILVER out this fall.
Toe oldest BRRGS the villes Just made,
The vast METROPOLITAN centres OF trade,
All need the DOLLAR, and everyone strives
To. lay up STORE for themselves and ihel
wives.
The place to SAVE MONEY, all will agree.
Is at si2 Seventh street, between q and d.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
Here 10 What beats Them All.

SIS We have bought at great sacrifice SIS
SIS 2O0 Blue and Brown kersey over SIS
SIS coats which We sold mp 10 yester- SIS
SIS ter at tla. We now offer them at sis
SIS SIS, which Is precisely 81. 30 less At SIS
SIS retail than we could have bought SIS
SIS them for at wholesale ten days ago. SIS
SIS A. SAKs h Co, tls
SIS SO Seventh street. SIS
National Republican., 1873-11-13
EPISCOPAL CONvOCATION.
Diocesan NIissions The Ckarch Extessien

Diocesan Missioas Church Extcssisn
Addresses by Rev. Meyer Lewis and
Oiher--The eN1estings to be Centinued.
The third Of q series Of missionary meetings.
under the auspices OF the convocatlon Of WASH
ingtop, was held yesterday morning at II O'Clock,
at the Church OF the Ascension, on II street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. Bishop Pinck-
ney presided, and introduced Rev. Meyer
levin. OF Charles county. Nd, dean Of the con-
vocation, who briefly addressed the assembage;
after which Rev. DR.. McKenna, of Laurel, Nd,
preached an able sermon.
At its conclusion a business meeting was held
the dean presiding, and Rev. John p. Williams,
OF Blzilensburg, secretary.
Rev. J. V. Lewis presented the articles OF the
association. the discussion OF which occupie,
the entire morning session.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
In Auawer

To daily Inquiries made at our establishment we
beg TO inform our patrons that neither member
OF our nrn Ia interested in any manner In any
clothing house other than SID Seventh street
We have no branch stores.
A. SAIs 4 Go.
WAsufsoroS Nov IL IsTl
National Republican., 1873-11-13
Irjsh I,Ineus.

The remaining unsod portion OF the stock OF
Irish linens will he sold this day by private sale.
A great bargain. A similar opportunity may not
again occur OF buyng real Irish linens at auction
prices. Messrs. Latimer n Cieaiy, aucti0neers,
southwest corner Pennsylyanla avenue and
Eleventh street.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
Elre-

The alarm OF nre sounded this morning at 1880
O'Clock from box 80. on the corner OF Seventh
aud sn eets, was caused by the burning OF the
moor around a furnace nue In the furnishing
store OF Henry Frant, No. Isl Seventh street.
Damage light.
National Republican., 1873-11-13

CAUTION TO PURCHASERS OF TIE PERUVIAN
sYRrr, "a projected solution OF the protoxide OF
Iron. l-Beware Of being deceived by any Of the
which may be offered to you. Every bottle OF
genuine has Peruvian Syrup" (not Peruvian
Bark blown In the glass. Examine the bottle
hnfnre nurchasnR
National Republican., 1873-11-13
rms ,vvvNap ynurn,NrIy assorleI stocl oI

The iNMESsR AND ELK1ANTIy assorted STOCK OF
Boots and Shoes for gentlemen, la'lies, boys,
misses and children Is now being sold nj the eN-
tensiye establishment Of G. Y. Cummlns, No.
93a Seventh street, between AMI \, at cost
The stock embraces all the leading styles OF the
most celebrated makers throughout the country,
and until the next thirty days will he sold at and
below cost. Now Ia the time to secure bargains.
Remember the number, 9J2 Seventh street, he
tween and X.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
ADJUSTMENTS. 4
The "Biack Crook, at Wallis New Opera
House,

The "Biaek Crook" At Wallis New Opera
House.
The brilliant spectacular drama OF the "Black
Crook" with the nymphs, nends, splriis, ANA
Cons and skeletons that ngure In It, attracted,
last night, q very fair audience, despite the
rather unfair weather There Is not much In
the performance Of an Intellectual character,
nor indeed anythlng to Interest one OF phllo-
sophie turn OF mind, but TO those who love the
beautiful, admire the gorgeous, appreciate the
wonderful and relish the humorous. the piece "a
full Of Interesting incidents. The "Crook" must
be viewed In all lis changing scenes OF beauty
and deformity TO be property appreciated, for no
mere wori-painting, however wildly colored,
could impaI. an ADEQUATE dsa or me masn,n ma inr
acts. The most notable features OF the piece
| are "The Golden Cavern OF stalacta," the ex.
auisite guitar performance Of "rhe Musical
the child wonder Baby Benson, "rhe Boston
Peace Jubilee" and ''rhe Grand Transforms.
tion." The 'Crook" will be repeated every night
during the week, with matinee on SATURDAY
| afternoon.
| Theodore Thomas Concert.
This grand orchestral entertainment will com,
on ct Lincoln hail tonight, and will be the las
opportunity that the citizens Of Washington
will have to listen to such grand instrumental
performance for o long time to come, as MI
Thomas will depart for Europe with his orchestr
after iling one or two short engagements !
Northern cities Lovers OF music Will nnd TN
programme most attractive, and when illui
trated by sixty Of the best musicians In tb
| country, led and guided by the master baton 9
Thomas, must prove to them a rare treat. tn
; singing OF Mr.. Whitney Is an additional attrat
tor OF no mean order. Lincoln hall should b
, crowded tonight.
SalyInI.
The sale OF single. night seats for the pei
formances OF salyini, next wcek,will commenc
on Friday at tho music store OF W. a. Metzero,
, 4 Co. Asa large proportion OF the best seal
have been sold for both nights those wishing I
I sec single performance will do well to secuI
, their seats early.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

INlThD STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHIsoroR, ID. O., October 96, ls7a.
On tho petition OF ALBEhr y, Jonssos, OF Park.
patent granted to him on the 9ith day Of January,
iSsl, Tor an improysment IN Stitches.
On the sd day Of Dgcenber next that the time for
ming arHnmehts and the Exahiner'sreport be lin.
lied to the I'd day OF January next, and that SAID
petition be heard on the 7th day Of january nelt.
OK ny pfIiEsd pfEdakff4f dis ff4fss9s1Sa oo%hi..,on,,
National Republican., 1873-11-13

SAYS the Bridgeport Standard; "Alas, we
fear that our mortal eyes shall never again
behold that Train rushing through our land,
for Just about the time that the people here
recall him the people there will demand that
he ascend the throne Of Queen Victoria, and
they will so hang on to his coat-tails that he
can never tear himself away from the shores
Of Albion"
National Republican., 1873-11-13
THR WEATHER IN WASHINGTON,

Hon. II. l.. Lazarus, Assistant Attorney Gen.
eFal OF Louisiana, who has been aOlOu ming In
this city for the past week, left Yesterday morn
Ing for Montgomery on visit 20 his Iarents,
whence he returns TO New Orleans 10 nme his
duties.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
New Store, New Stock.

II. c. LEWIS, No. sosk SEVENTH STREET,
has now In store, and daily receiving, q large
and complete assortment OF GENrLRNRN's, Boys
AND CHnDRKNs HATS Of the very LATEST sTYLEs;
also. complete assortment Of 6Rsrs' FURNISH.
mo GO0Ds, cheap for cash.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
s.,,...I a.vt,.. Ra.I.
Keen OuIIhn Gold.

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours 10 d satur'
days, TO aand to Q.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
Al Baltimore. Philadelphia aud New York
Prlsaa

Many persons go to other cities to purchase
furniture. and pay cash, when they can buy at
home on the same TERMS at the same prices and
save time and freights. II. o. Towles, 1901 Penn
sylyania avenue, between Tenth AMI Eleventh
streets, will sell furniture rs low for the same
quality as can lie bought 10 any OF the above
cities for cash. All goods sold as represented.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
NEW OPERA-HOUsR.
WALLS NEW OPERA noUss.
w sIGNOR TO,IMAs sALyINl


"rhe best living actor."--H0bsrt Brornfs1
"The greatest Othello the world has ever seem
Charlotte CSshmaa,
.The greatest OF all actors except Rachel" rims.
been seen. His othello the perfection Of arts."-
Tfbuns.
Ellis Othello tho most powerful, artistic and
Original performance the world has secn, Herald.
MONDAY EVENING, November IL. The Original
play on which was founded the most successful
drama, - -
DAVID aARRICK.
sALI YIN in his great role OF SULLIVAN.
TUESDAY, Nuy. u, shakspeare's sublime tragedy,
DTIELLOi OTHELLO
SALVINI In his grand impersonAtion OTHELL0.
Reserved seat for both nights. ~
The sale Of seats for both nights ONLY will take
place WEDNEsDA aud THURSDAY next
Sale Of seats for single nights begins FRIDAY.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
PoIIce Court-Judae Smell,
WEATHER REPORT.
OpyIox OF rur OHIKy sIosAL OyTIoss,
wAsHissros. b o., November u, 1881 q m.
PRoBABlLITtKs.

For the Middle States, nOrthwesterly winds,
low temperature, partly cloudy and clearing
weather. For New England. nOrlhwest teTly
winds, cold, cloudy weather, clearing In the af-
teTnoOn. For the lakes and thence TO the Ohio
valley, northwestery and northeTly winds, low
temperature aud clearing and cloudy weather.
For the Ono and lower Missouri valleys and
thence TO Arkansas and Tennessee, northwest
erly winds and partly cloudy weather. For the
Southern States, northwesterly TO nOTtheasterly
winds, low temperature and frequent irosis,
with generally clear weather.
Reports are missing from the Southwest and
extreme Northwest.
THE WEATHER IN WASHINGTON.
The following was the range Of the thermome-
ter at Hemplers yesterday a. m, ~; 10 a, m.,
45; IL m ~; y. m., ~; ip ln, CO., 0 p, IN, a.;
y. m,, ~.
National Republican., 1873-11-13
pAxrER,s PURE ORANGE WINE.

DAXTERs PURE ORANGE WINE.
ID BANTEh'S PURE ORANGE WINE.
This delicious Wine Ia made from the best Florida
Oranges. II is pure, aromatic, refreshing, and
pa,.ta6le, y possessss Al the vol known prop.
For pals BY the Following, named drussists, Viz;
q. q. Q, sinms, Y. ave- y; Calvert Ford, w. ID.
Entwise, u. ID. Gilman, and ID. ID, CLARKE A. Do
Pennsyiyania avenue. @, Kolh. ]. II. Major. A. n
Stone, ChristiAni Bros, J. H. CAssin, aud b Heller
Seventh street, northwtat,
]. O. BAXTER, sole Manufacture and
oolBlm Pntentee, Washington, III q,