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National Republican., 1873-12-03
WEATHER REFORr.
wAa D.PAsfrzs1.I
OrvIoR OF TEE OHrny BieHAL OyvIoKA.
WAsHfHaron. d. O., December 0. l57n, An.
Y.opApurvm

For New England, the temperature will rise
slightly, with partly cloudy weather and area Of
rain, the vinds veering 70 easteriy and southerly
with increasing force. For the Middle States
and lake reqion, and thenoe southwsrd 10 Ken
tucky and West Virginia, southoastoriy soath.
westerly winds, cloudy weather and rain, fol-
lowed By less cloudines Wednesday afternoon.
southsrly winds, alightly rising temperature, In.
creesips oloudnesa, and areas Of light rain. FoI
the Northwest rising barometer. low tempera-
ture, fresh and occasionally brisk, northerly te
easterly winds and snow, followed BY clearing
weather. After the 10Th Instant, the display o.
cautiouary fiEnals will be suspended at the FAX,
ports for tee winter.
rHn wEArIIHR IN WASHINGTON.
Tho following was the range Of the thermome
ter st Hemplers yesterday; q. m, %; 10 4. m.
81; - m. Al; p. m, ~; Sp. m, ~; sp. m, l2
p. m, ~.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
TUE sPRAGUE FAILURE.
The Mortgage Deed Deposited In several

PRovipEscs, Dec. 2.-A sudden movement was
made this morning In the matter Of the Sprague
trust mortgage. The trustees named by the
creditors were TO give their nnsl answer to-day,
but early this morning tho mortgage deed was
deposited for record In several towns OF the
tho creditors trustees have been struck out aud
that OF wachirich Chanee, OF this city, substi-
tutcd. The document otherwise Is Identical
with that signed by the sprague family on
Friday.
IL Is understood that this action was taken
without the concurrence Of the creditors.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
THE CALIFORNIA sBNATORsnIr.
Tho AdJeurument Of Msnday n Trick to
nefeus Heath

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. a.-The Legislature viii
meet again to-day. The adjournment yesterday
ls regarded as q trick OF sharp practice TO give
the Democrats and Republicans time TO complete
tteir plans against Booth and the Independents,
whom he leads, IL seems to be generally con-
ceded that Booth will be elected for the long
term, and some Democrat for the short term, but
who the latter will be has not been definitely
making movements 70 defeat Booth, but u Is moi
generally believed.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
Cs,.plinsst 70 Mr.. Alay.ari.

Tho Tennesseeans now In the city will tender
the Hon. Horace Maynard . complimentary ser
enade st the Kbbltt House tonight. The full
Marine Band has been engaged, and all the dig
nitaries Of the Government from the President
and Cabinet TO the District authorities, have been
invitedl The Ebbitt House will be properly
delegation will enact the part Of hosts on the oc-
caslon, which is.expected TO exceed inbrilliancy
everything Of It's kind that has recently trans
National Republican., 1873-12-03
swORD PRESERVATION.
Cewpiissost - . weli.ksswn Citizen OF
eogah Washiaatss.

On last eveaila the Knights Of st. Patrick,
headed by n1dn4's band, proceeded 10 the house
Of Mr.. Psfssck Cullinane, South yashington, Q
prominent nember OF the Order, and presented
to him q beautifui heavily gold-plated sword,
n KsIiy com%snSer @ @ % 81 ,ae Koiass: stsscs se 70
Sir Kaight Cullinaue the object of the visit,
and introduced BIZ Kulght DAnaher, who, In ap-
propriate terms, presented the gift. The re-
cipient returned his thanks for the honor con-
ferred on him, which he aid he would treasure
up In memory a. one OF the proudest moments
OF his life. He reverted appropriately 70 the
music BY the band the company were invited TO
the well-laden tables, whore the good things
wero done Justice to. The sword was gotten up
National Republican., 1873-12-03
WHhSlaH

Yesterday afternoon the nuptIals Of DR.. James
s. Besie. Of East Washington, and Miss Fannie
s. Marbury, daughter Of the late Rev. James q.
Marbury, formerly Of Alabama, were celebrated
at the residence OF the brides grandfather, Mr..
town, by Rev. Or. Nelson, Of Annapolis, Nd.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
aKORGRrOwN sUILoING AssOCIA.
TlONB.
Jsint Meeting Last Might 90 the Law
...g. .- .-.- ,Qaestiea.

joint WestnE 1sasf NIGht % tho Law
...g7 -.-- -Qsestisa. .
Tho SIKH, Scvs1sh, Eighth aad Ninth building
associations, which hold their organization In
Georgetown, DC, held Joint meeting at Lang's
hotel, In Georgetown, last night, and elected the
following named delegates 70 represents them In
the general convention Of building associations,
soon 10 be held In this city, TO employ counsel
and take other steps TO set aside the late deci-
ests of thsae ss,ociations. From tSs alrtnl Ia
Goddard and VIM. King; from the Seventh, WIN.
Clabaush and 7. Bowling; from the Klghth, A.
Frey and James Ltbbey from the Ninth, r. K
bate, II was decided that these delegates should
meet and confer - 10 tho best stops 70 bc taken
In the matter, and report back TO meetings OF the
fore any decisive action. The meeting then ad.
journed.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
TaL, Care or Yeur VaIusbIes.

Call and examine the nre and burglar-proo
New YORK avenue snd Fiftesath street, for SAFE
keeping Of securities, Jewels, silyer-ware, or
other valuAbles. Rents, from ten 20 sixty dol
lars per annum, according 10 size. NO business
man can afford 70 do without them.
Tgks Warling from the Chleego and Boston Frss,
National Republican., 1873-12-03

The Presidents message, the Spanish protocol
and Q synopsis Of the Treasury report, from
mIssa X he wss..rS Sss Union fssssph COM
pany, over eight wires, In one hour, the shortest
tune In which the msasAss wn ever received.
The entire report pas,ed tnroasn ne A,sociitsd
and was all In the oflces Of the evening papsri
at $3.50 p, ",
National Republican., 1873-12-03
BILLIARDS.
Sa.-ut.-.ht, .f ar, yyarlJ

NEW YORK, Dec. Ain the billiard match Of
SIX hundred points, thrcc-bali carom game,
played at Tammany hall tonight between Gar
nicr and Cyrillc Dion, for $1,000 a side, and the
challenge cup and championship OF the world,
the game vas won In the slxtieth innings by
GARNER, scoring 600 TO Dlons $50.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
Nrw AnpoInIment. hr lhe Goyer.rr.

Governor Shepherd yesterday made the fol-
lowing appointments John T. Mitchell, assessor
Third Council district, vice A. II. Herr, declined;
DR.. Q. Ioeser, trustee OF public schools Flrst
dIStrict, vice N. Wilson, declined; W. =. Allan,
trustee OF public schools Third district, vice
Gen. ", MCR. Dunn, declined.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
DEPARTMENT. NEWS.


|, RESIGNED.
Gen. Hardenburs, Surveyor ucnerai Of csllfor- |
ole, has forwudcd hs resignation 70 the oensrsi
land Odhec. y - CClN JlN II JEl
L; EXECUTIVE MANsfos.
Tho President yesterday decided upon the fol-
lowing rules for the reception Of visitors during
the ssssacn Of Congress, Ths Presidsst win 70.
ceive daily tsan1ays eHoepted) senetors and
sos q = .nd neon t. III sV S.,
k viii rscsivs ssnsrsi n vsi,ofs, b csrd.
deleeAtion q the Society Of friends called
me Ess,s . iSssrysT ne y s
vvSVes wa enssssd Win he Poslmssstr Gsncrs end
deferred the Interview until Today,
POSTAL AND CUSTOMS AFFAIRS.
The qsss>aon has bssa raised sbetween Tho,
Treasury Ind the Post once oficisis d tothe
authority Of customs ofhocr 70 scise icttcn
ss,ca sfs S,, suP2o;sS 70 contain Ss.ise's csos
sss %:sas n ,.ss ;ss n sss sIsS. sas;
efici.ls could take no action un,ii hs hsd deIiy.
70 whom Il was addressed, and claimed, further,
that all our postal conventions witt foreim Cow
ernmen,. provide "a. no pscksgs ccptslning
inf ONCE SsNi sSs nearsss schsssSs Of ssssoms
hsd been nouaed - attend whoa Ne .sfllysry
was made, TO enable him 70 collect import Adstes
BY the Secretary Of tho Treasury, Il wAs found
that thess views were agreed with bot The quse.
!ien nov hang. upon sne isct sss, goods q; =
isndea arc no. 1 sfsSsposssd IN IA bono, Is sas GUS
toms laws require. z
4 NAVAL AFFAIRS. g,
Commander Q. A. Babcock and surscon Jas
n. Tinkham are ordered 70 duty on recruiting
service q. Bqrlipston, W Second Asslstsn
Engineer L. X. Harvey Is detached from N.
Boston navy yard and ordered 70 recruiting ser
Iieu,ensnt A. b. wysoa Is ordered 70 IN
United staiss steamer brookiyn on the llth IN
receiving ship Potomac, At the PhIladelphi
navy yard. Midshipmah Robert d. steven
ordered 10 the frigate Colorado.
the shensndoSi In October last and ordere
home, is directed 70 settle his accounts.
First Assistant Engineer r. A. Reavick 70 d
ordered TO duty on the monitor Roanoke, an
First Assistant Engineer c. Andrade Is detache
from the Mare Island navy yard and ordered o
, chief Engineer william II. Shock reported :
Europe, where he has been on special duty COZ
proceed 60 New York and resume his preyiou
. duties connected with the machinery OF u
United States frlgate Tennessee, which vess
Z now in q private shlp-yard, undergoing o.
Ieun. X. N. Berry and Uriei Sebree, Unite
States navy, who went TO the Arctic regions Q
the United States steamer Tigress, 10 the scare
for the Buddington-P -Polaris party, are Of u
Ebbiu House. The appearance Of these "
young onicers shows that their Ardu0us crui
has not injured their health or dlmlnished the
= height. As the average height Of the Innuits
IN but about i've feet two or three inches, the
gentlemen must have 'astonlshed the natives
Mr.. w. W. Wood, chief Of the Naval Enginee
&c ing Bureau left the city for Annapolis last eve
he Ing 10 be present at the marriage OF his eide
r. daughter. which takes place to-day at the Nav
Academy chapel.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
aIu.i.. Bird. nj Auetiou.

Messra Lstimsr usay, auctioneers, have at
their sa,earooms me collection Of canaries and
other singing-birda. Parties wishing 70 secure Q
superior bird should attend early.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
h AR l. O WIS
GALLERY Of FINE ARTS,

1870 PennsyIvasIa Avssue.
have now on hand the laresss end best stook Of
ENaRAvIsos.s an, nd,.oroo.,,Y.
this side Of New yort. which viii ssii i
go Fer Cent. Less than Former Pricos
for the next thirty days.
Also, very hne assortment OF Hold and Black
walnut trsmes, QI and Velvet -Phptoeraph
rrsnss. Mats. oord. Pas . Parsouu. Nan, hc' ct
Also. ! large number Of stereoscopio View. which
will eel ~ greatly reduced price :, ,.n,ov
IaYn TEnMs n oAsH' lZLIs ~ bAhLo"'
National Republican., 1873-12-03
G.,.l..i c..r.-chlsr J...le. Cartier.
AsIUskalR RNTs.
easAAart a. Ksrd,s.


Another very sppreciattve audience wa,
present at Fords last evening to witness Mr.
Stoddart essay his celebrated role Of Money.
penny, In "a Struggle for Hfe." Mr.. stoddari
10 Q comparative stranger to tho Washington
pusllc, and wers they aware Of the exquisite
acting he affords his audiences nightly they
would DO great deal larger. Mr. Stoddat d
u1dosetsdly Sn,. ~, , en- actor o. smlnenoe and one
liberaly, for among the scoros Of so-cAlled stsr,
| now before the public but few Of them give
,heir audience. one tithe Of the pleasure thai
The company that supports him is his own
and each nils his or her role with that perfection
which only constant assumptions Of the same
character can produce. Mr.. Bto,idart was callel
before the curtain several tlmss last evening
and on each occasion received the most enthl.
siastic applause. Miss lone Burke. sweet and
This evening Mr. stoddsrt appears in two new
plays, and We can promise those who may 20 u
see him an evening Of rare enjoyment.
katissal Theatre.
The second performance at the New Nationa
was even more enjoyable than the nrst. The
scenery worked nicely. the comrany felt quite
at home, and the many little details necessar
e s%oS.h Pssto5n,nSe css,as o, q play upon new
tlonAble manner. The merry Cricket' was 4
lively as her namesake, and convulsed her
audlence with laughter or dissolved them In
talentof high order 10 able 70 accomplish.
There 10 simple and homely charm about eli
Miss Mitchellb personAtions that few artists
possess, and which invariably wins for her the
her performances. The little lady seems to be-
come Q greater favorite a. age increases upon
her, for Father Time deals win her in the most
many years 40, and posssssss he same siiilsn n
pysu inst characterised her performances
when ahe won her nrst great success.
She seems 10 imbue those who assume the
and this was quite peroeptible In the acting OF
Mr. Saville's dne company last evening Meaarr.
sheridan. Lamb, LAnagan, and Maoes Jones and
most artistic and unexceptionabis manner.
Miss Mitchell will appear a. "fgnchon" during
the remainder Of the week and Ut the Saturday
matinee,
National Republican., 1873-12-03
Kaan Aus shs Gala.
naHc Yesr RaralnEs
DoAacsd.
N.si,usa savinss Bank,

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays per cent. Per annum on deposits for eael
calendar month. Banking hours . 70 Z; Bstur
dAys.s 70 tand 70 Q.
National Republican., 1873-12-03

ny Mr. Gordon; Granting aid to the Atlantic
and Great Western canal, providing that the
United states shall guarantee the payment OF
interest upon bonds OF the canal company 10 the
extent OF fS0.0 900 per mile.
Mr.. Buckingham, Of Conn, introduced bill to
nrUylle for
National Republican., 1873-12-03

Mr.. Butler, OF Mass called up the resolution
which was pending AZ the adjournment ysster-
day, declaring that Mr. j. II. sypher, Of the First
district o. Louisiana; Mr.. L. A. Sheldon, Of the
second district, and Mr.. Z. b. s. Plnchback, Of
tho Siate-atLarge, were primG taoie entitled 10
their seats, and that they be now permitted 10
lake the oath OF ONCE, subject to future action
Mr. Beck, OF Ky, asked leave 70 offer as a
substitute resolution that the credentials from
tho First Second and Fourth districts OF Louis
isna, and from the state-atlarge, be referred TO
the Committee on Elections, with Instructions 10
report M soon as possible, who, II any, are en-
titled TO seats from said districts.
In reply 70 an inquiry, the speaker said II was
the right Of any member to demand that each
case named In Mr.. Buffers resolution should be
votod upon separately,
Mr.. Wood, OF N. y, inquired OF Mr.. Butler "
no thought he could show al common ground
upon which all the members named could be Rd-
mitted By single resolution.
Mr.. Butler replied that he could show such
co anon ercun
Mr. Bulier, IA advocating his resolution, IT.
fefred 10 che condition OF Affairs In Louisiana
with which, he said, all were more or less famll.
lar. He detailed the changes In the government
pf that state, and then proceeded " argue, after
National Republican., 1873-12-03
BILLIAR RDS. ua.
sEAI0u HALL BitlIAaB ls0n,
n. W. Csrner Nissh and ID streets.
TWELVE oAvANAUGH DE0KHR. .TABLSs
One of the bestkspt ioons In ths city. boStf

" M. q. A.. LECryRne.
r,,;.ILI yTLfS sy-Siao WSSii;P aSMy,. .s1g
PRUt. III VI. HAYSEN,
fCs ac: I: school,
TuEspAx EyTEisa, ,PlsrA '"
TUESDAY EvENlEa. January - Mss Lecture
hSrs sss ss soYss Esass g 'spS' 81
doush. q! No extra charge ior ressfycd sestl D1f.
s,.m stT.srsn ShSst; So ~ fsnnsSivania
w Es T. s.s AAsS a oos dis. ss.
NATIONAL THKATRE. az ~
n. ,. q. sAviLLE.. .scLs Ls~.s AMP Dnroror.
q. " ss.s "a Psf .ssssss, = e e
'r'..'' pr. .s'. 's' .s A'I = WV. 3 sAyLrx,
%SsSsS Nj sis " ssi, sss;if s::,f1 s ss1s
Tho ln.asYli fHH.fssssssIl sHsss IL resent The
MAGGIk MIrOHklL,
In her svsrpopuis{ ny y,ss.ov Il nIq
y as9ai :SSs
ais:Y; II: LUCY s;s kss.p s,nsi ,ni.s ssSiI cIs
An OPENING 3a4fTfSW1kaY.s..
of this city. wi Z I. ds|lI;Ssifba dssA|lEI;Ssifba n. ri r.s.
Sale % seats vii e9ph9elce on saturday morning
s O'Clock fur1s.s 4 nla. nss osIs ssS:f g t.uors
sesis il 0fshestrs 0isoe. "a ssss n bIss. GiIss,
National Republican., 1873-12-03
CTTYITEMS.


AT HsuBuss,
A07 Seventh street northWest
,r .rt ClosinS out sale o.
i Gents Fine Stitched Boots,
LAdIes Nobby Button Qaiters,
Rubbers and Arolics,
al|- slippers made TO order.
~ III to2 Seventh street.
bpowr,s nssa,,lc weather strip, ne cheapest
md se. N use ~ ss,s er ops rsssced twenty Per
Ss ~ window sSsdes fcr u, xs szsurss complete.
nm vur ro.p,y. ,r,s madess. 10 nesiect .
ccuah OF cold however sIigift. nsgmpuoS
may FOLLOW, and though Dr. Wistdrs
vii cherry has frequenny cured nm tSe
1Tssssg pTssg disease disease: y % ss ts "a o
where other remedies faii.
tito usman kitchen s.i Ne psatWsissrs-
which connect tfe stomach md ~ eariliasi1
with ne veuous system, snd, p ic nsan, u
!crn ,as once q dumb ys,ss = rss,s,sr,
between the animal kitchen and ~ oe1en0e!D
supply 70 each member anA osgan, 49, = ~
ndte the quantity and Kind q sSsssssnes sa s,, r
dsteict IL p u duty, or tki SsSS sstsfs insn g
oos,lucssd q 3 tss Ieoul.s lroyisss o. lcs.
| Of chronic ipdigestion. nd ine emsciasioe, o.
biiity and anGuor which afe generally ~ con-
SS,ssS s;e ss1 ooUo,,. Il sssVy:r ssS ,Ss Tss
n checks irregularities Of the liver aud DgMSy
and bracc and invigosates the neivous sls,s9
70 proiessi5nal men. 77ft o I'ts.
Lsc,s panic DAY. have s.ss.l our pursesi
TIE btGEest banks have mot reye1ee;r 1900
AZ dcs. Ss : ~ VIII siIsss isss sas &c a. A. ~
n: ~. Ss;;i s6SS "A ys: sssl:: ~
10 70 iy up a STORE for themselves and 'As'f
IN. pisSs % sAys NOISY, n YIN ssrss,
tsia Seventh street. between caHd D.
Il New store, New ssssh.
re. LEWIS, No. soak SEVENTH srRHRf.
Easf side, near street ~
and and com ccmpie.s @ ssscrtmsns o} dEIilnas, SoSs'
.o sass N M q of a
Iro Goops, cheap for cash.
TIE anaAr EsaLl4 Rznspy sor Cost ed
. Rheumatism. All sufferer from the above ccu-
plaints either Of recent or long standtnG, arS -
es csn % s's Sc relied spo = ne most sss ss
have been universally used In KuroRe for many
fsovr % al HASisI, I - Strand, London, England,
! and sold BY al druggists. 'c.THrT. no +"
0 usina siaily TuunsroEr Ivory Pearl Tool
0 Powder: price % and 20 cents per bottle. .
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire u, ~
ssys S,s' s' FEC. = ma 9 8 oss
: iisarooLonspKid alovesars yery stynsh Mhs.
i not poiled, J0uvENt inodorous KID 0lovl
Il | Cleaner viii ronoyate them thoroughlV price
Il cents per bottle. All sold By dussisu an
| lhnoy dsAieu.
Wl1LrMACrNu-arnnAp ennsefnDrus fLAl
| vsns whenever Q plastss v needed, are unfi
, | vailed. PstoN N -. and N cents sacA.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
CENTRAL TEMPERANCE LEAGUE.

At a meeting Of the washington CITY Central
Temperance League, held at The once OF A.
Lynch, ESQ.,, last evening, the following resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That A. Lynch, chairman OF the ex-
ecutive committee, be authorized TO call meet
ings Of the committeeat such times a. he may
Resolved, That tho executive committee be,
and they are hereby, instructed 70 draft rules
for the future government Of the league |
also q temperance platform for the guidance OF
Resolved, Tnat the executive committee be re-
quested 70 consider the feasibility Of giving .
serieeof Temperance lectures during the winter,
and inviting such Of the prominent membsrs Of
the Senate and House Of Representative - arc
known TO be In favor Of legislative restriction
upon the sale Of intoxicating llquon 70 deliver
addresses. .U.. .l
Resolved That the secretary be instructed 70
invite the co-operation Of all temperance organ
izations In the District 70 unite In promulgating
the principles upon which the league u founded.
Rssoipsd, Thai, ~ members OF the Central
Temperance League, We will use all honorable
means 70 secure . suitable Appropriated from
Congress for the purpose OF erssting home for
the cure OF ineorates In the District Of Co
lumbia-
After the Transaction Of other routine busi.
ness, the league adjourned TO meet at the ofiice
OF A. Lynch, y26 street. on Monday, the 10Th
instant, a. O'Clock.
National Republican., 1873-12-03

per cent On ali dspoait.
National Republican., 1873-12-03

|, RESIGNED.
Gen. Hardenburs, Surveyor uenerai Of csllfor.
ola, has fgrwsrded his resignation to tne oensrsl
land Ofloe. - CClI7 JlN " JIll
National Republican., 1873-12-03
Temperance .u,iy,r,ury,

Last night Ninnehaha lodge, l. o. @. T., cele-
brated the eighth anniversary OF It's organize
ton at its hall, cornar Of Four-and-a-haif street
and Pennsylvsnia avenue. Ths attendance was
ladies Of marked intelligence, who manifested .
warn appreciation Of the performances BY fro
quent applause. The exercises consisted Of re-
marks Of congratulation and welcome BY Hon.
and tablcaux Of most sklllfui presentation. The
entertainment was free, aud designed to inter.
est the public more generally and earnestly In
"Bridge Of Sighs," BY Colonel Thompson, was
attended with marked effect. The appearance
Of Mrs.. .. A. Mark In tableau a. "Queer
Esthers was excellent,
National Republican., 1873-12-03
EOR naouN7 vxRNoN

EOR M0uNT vHnNoN'
"a: g: sss!ss ssis's s.ss @ s:Ss rsss'sa y
FOOT OF BEvKNrH STREET.
DAILY, (BundAyg eIesRtsA,l AT ~ 0oL0OK. FOE
The Tomb Of iHIsgpsSsssi svksi ana
AisbIs Ian .sap4 St~srasr AFRO
National Republican., 1873-12-03
SENATE.
Trrsply, DgcENBEp 2, isIa.

Tne Senate met at noon, and after the reading
of the journal the Clerk Of the House Of Repre-
scnsatiycs appeared and announced the organ.
isssion Of that body aud Its readiness TO proceed
a, hs~sScas
National Republican., 1873-12-03
Or Kxkibitisu (NHw No,
aaa sale Asg
hIARKRITKRIa,

No. go sosss N Ss 4 s'" eight
.,xisc. isissst 5tost SPsi6shSi Siass EtHao-
ss!s aipSs Nais; I 4; AZ, Az, In the District
Please remember Name spd Number. ,sssiy'
National Republican., 1873-12-03


The Beck sale, ....
The sale OF books ct LAtimcr b Clearys 10 con-
tinued this evening, when the greater portion Of
the valuable books will be sold, Including COM
plete set Of Audubon, In nne preservation. As
this work In 70 be sold this evening, parties wish
ing an elegant copy should attend The sale. I
MAa.rs ALE is the cheapest, because 1t IL
Nsiseys Ale IL the cheapest, because there IL
M...sys Ale is the cheapest because 1t hss
strength.
Mssseys Ale Is the cheapest, because tits the
purest-
best. \ ~ 10 ~
Families supplied and faucets loaned.
PALMER d 6kxEH,
Sole Agents, Georgetown.
keep Oas the Geld.
Go to savages, and get him 70 put his IN.
Iivaled weather-stnp on your windows and
doon. Many have been oomforted, and adViSe
their friends TO 80 and do liissi's. gC. ava,
Psnnsyivsnis avenue and Tenth street.
Save Yssr Baraiass
and deposit them In the German American
savings Bank, No. bib Seventh street. which
pays Interest on deposits for each calendar
month. Call for copy OF the regulations con
.. ReAscsd. r..
Kersey 0vercoats, ela.
Kersey Overcoats, tib.
kersey Overcoats, 20.
Kersey ovsrcosts, Us.
msncement OF the season. .TT
boo Seventh street, May Building.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
DxcxNBxlL 1s11

10 MEET TEE roruLAR ExrECrArIoN am nov
Offering cash discount Of ton par oontum In al
departineuts: .ra 7
Fine Ready-nade Clothing;
Fine Furnishing Goods;
Fine Garments 70 order, and
Fine Wooleus.
Der cent Ono. q. HnNHING,
'T'-T ti0 Seventh styeet.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
biiis fNfuoo('R.

The following billn were introduced:
Mr.. Ferry, Of Mich, Introduced bill TO set
apart portion Of the Isle OF Mackinaw for a
public park.
M, Hitcncock Introduced q bill to vest the
power 10 cstabltsh post roads In the Postmaster
General.
Territory Of Oklohama.
Mr.. buckingham introduced bill 10 provide
for free banking, an elastic currency, and re-
turn 10 specie payments.
Mr. Alcorn introduced q bill granting the right
of way TO the 81. Louis and Burlington Railroad
Company through the public domain.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
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YsuP Ovu Raulf
IF Y0u
Mis- THR 0ProKrurrrY
IN RIIY

ARE POSITIVELY SELLING
OUR GOODS
Ar THESE RATEs.
IF Y0U poUBr IT
Gene and Sec.
HAnIk BRos.,
Merchant Tailors and Fine Clolhiefs,
Corner seventh ard d streets.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
A. 8aks & Co.'S
Tailoring Parlors,
(Second noor,)
sisBeventh strsst
Washington, D. G.

From this date until January 1, 1874, We will
make to order, for cash snly, psntaloons at the
following rsdused prices;
Finest French, nfteen dollars;
Finest English, fifteen dollaI;
Good Knglhh or domostto, twelve doliars;
Lower grader at nina, ten and eleven dollars
goods, and three dollars on secopd grAdes. FIJI
teen per cent. will be added 70 The shove prices
where the goods are ehargoi.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
The B~Sh Nale,

Deed Real Estate
Notes, in large and ANAL amounts, for sale BY
D. II. Warner.
National Republican., 1873-12-03

MIR, sumner's Civil Rights Biii-Meiion 10
Take II Up Lost-piiIs In,rod"ced-Frcc
Bsphiss and His.tic Currency - Tho
House Contested scri--Tbe bou'sinna
SEATS Partly Di.po.cd 0f-Rc"dins OF