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National Republican., 1873-12-24
RAILROADS.
RGLTiMoRE AND P0ToHHO RA iLROAD

baltimore AND POTOMAO RAiLROAD
DEror coRNEsEo so,sTy,yy,jAAS sIYTM AND b STREETS
Ancr December !, isss trains WIN run as follows.
TRAINS LEAYE FOR TRAINS. .ARRIyE AT
4:ts q. M, Elinirs Mail, eii5 .. M, New York Ex
Isiiy, eSespt Monday. pres, daily.
@ S't @ lay HSss%%3as: ssssps ssa
SIS Daily, Accommoda- s.sss. M. Baltimore Er.
lion. ~ press, exeep! sunday.
buffalo aad West, daily, Line RON west : a''
ia y M, New York Ex- tloh, Southern Mall,
g,sia:. ,s,f,sspt SUNDAY: daily, EXCEPT Sunday,
a, SNseni sunday c,,.,, Prs's,dsiiy, except sum
rat Louisville south .S,ss p. M, Aceomrnoda.
go M. 0. T. fnesppf ne, ppsy psHsa'fK from
lloh. except sunday, Bsitimore. daily. eS,
s'S z m; Daily New cert sunday, from Wet
s,s ~ SP Pass 1, nv ~ n NS., ,n Southern rx.
PRES, Iaily. pres, except sunday.
lila, New York Express,
except sunday.
Trains leaving Washington nj sias q. m. aud Jisf
s%ss bnws z Es%s y, s,s 'ssip: &C. Pope
Iran. mrlynsat wsshins ston Al II io!s, q a. a. m. and
10 Z. ~. sonneet st Bowie with trains leaving
Passenger leaving theft orders At Ticket Once,
northwcst sor,cr Thirteenth aut re.
nrc. northwest corner sixth aud cnnsyivahla ave.
nue., can hay, tl.,r lasgaEe called !ur aud checked
We,i. Through tickets to CInclnnsti, Colea,brs,
[hissgs, 3r,sla, san sr.rciseo, and ali poini.
Z. +. pTpARRY, Osn. superlntendent.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
PIoEOy SHOOTING,

The crack shots Of the District are getting
themselves In trim for the grand pigeon shooting
match which is 10 take place on Analosian Island
on Monday, the nth instant, at 10 q. IN. The
match has been gotten up under the direction Of
lew mGiubers OF tho National Sportsmens Club,
and tho przst arc three Of Remington's Improved
double.barrel soh-loaders. Tho Ilst 10 nearly
complete, only a few ontrlos Remaining unhllod,
aud any sportsman desir0us of entering tho arena
should attend the meeting called on Friday oyen-
ing, the 20 h instant, aI o'clock, at WIN, DeitEs,
corner Twelfth and y streets northwest, on which
occasion tho preimllAIies oi the match viii be
arranged.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
MARBItGE or YEJTU SuJTH

Keith Smith, esd, u c,iared literary celebrity,
Of this city, was united In marriage yesterday, at
II o'clock q. m, IN St. Johns church, Sixteenth
street, to Miss Mary q. BoIsInan, q leading lady
In colored society At the capital. A large audi.
enee was present 70 wlt9ss the ceremonies, mhlch
were no grooms men or bridesmaids, Hon, Joseph
II. Ralney, u south CaSoiina, gave tho bride in
marriage, Among those present were the follow
ing leading heads In uppsr tendon society, CON-
pitsing the fo'lowILg persons; Prof Boston. Geo
W. johnson, y. A. Fleetwood, W. Z. Matthews,
Hon. A. J. Rsnsiar, NJ. p; Prof W. J. Wilson,
ueo. T. Downing, ESQ; Mr.. ID: A.. straker, Mr.,
Quincy, Of Texas, Ms Frank Madison, Mr.. J. II.
Richardson, Hon. J. I. Rapier, Mr.. =. q. Bar
bNdoes, Hon. Joseph II, Rainoy. The bride and
groom were the recipients Of many choice flowers,
and received the happy congratulations Of their
numerous frlsnds. they len on the noon train
for New York to sroud tie honey moon. coionsl
Thomas B. Florence, q personal friend Of both the
bride and groom, was present.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
THE LATE COL. DENT.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES AT. ST. LouI

THE FUNERAL SERVICES AT. ST. LOUIS.
tFrom the st. Louis Democrat, December ii
The remains OF the late Col. Dent arrived In
East ST. Louis at . o'clock yesterday morning.
The remains were attended BY President Grant,
Col. Grant, Gen. =. T. Dent, Col. Casey. uen.
Babcock, Alexander Sharpe and DR.. Basil Nor.
ris, Mr. Dents physician. The following resi-
dents Of this city were In waiting. Gen. Harvey,
Mai J. ID. Couslns, Judge J. =. Long, General
Mcbonaid, Col. Msgulre, Judge LanRam, ii. T.
Bloy Hsrrison Long, MI. feslins, WIN. BAsnard
1t had been previously arranged that the re.
mains should be carried 70 the cemetery from the
avenue, and .thither they were taken after the
hsS sssn
of preservation. The funeral party was driven at
once to the Piantsrs'. house, from whence Gen
last, While the rest Of the company remained at
the Planters until tho funeral should take place,
which was nppontsd ior u a. m. Ho ladiss ae.
we're Illness Of Mr.. Lewis Dent at Washington.
oBsxauIEs.
The friends and relatives began to assemble at
the residence Of Mr J. z. Dent q, the appointed
available space bsngt occupied. with one ex.
csption all the Federal Officers resident In the
sa sos
| old servant known well as "Aunt Mary" with
four OF her children, formerly servants OF the de-
ceased, appeared much affected.
THE LAST LooK.
The remains were placed In the front parlor,
and the case opened that tho relatives and lrendi
might take final look Mt their departed friend
heavy biaek eie,S on tSc top ~ss l. silver pa,e H
bearing the following "frederick Dent; died
December 10, 1873; aged eighty-seyen years tive
gantly finished in white satin, and ornamented
cumelias Tho body had been embalmed, and
the expression Of the face was quite natural
About ~ o'clock IN, the immediate friends and
relatives gathered around the easket, while DR.
Brooks, ofthe Walnut-strcet Presby yterian church
and Rev. Mr.. Morris, pastor Of st. Johns NJ. Z
church, conducted
| BRIEF SERVICES.
| The funeral rites OF Mr.. Dent had been observed
| day before yesterday In Washington. and the ser
Vices here only consisted Of the reading ul select
PASSAGE, Of scripture by Dr. Brooks and prayer
The casket was then cnrrled to the hoarse and
conveyed to Bellefontaine cemetery Tor burial the
following gentlemen acting as all:bearers! Gen
ir N slSs MuSSETs SSfs fkSSseP kosesPT
Campbell, Trusten Polk, A. J. Smith and ex
Mayor Thomas, A large procession followed the
burial service ~ of tie Mcthodist Episcopal Church
pronounced BY Mr Morrie, the body was laid bo
and Mrs. Casey's two children haylng been trans
ferred from the family vault on the Dent farm /,
the cemetery last Thursday.
MEETING OF PROPERTY OWNERS.
An adjourned meeting of property owners OF
Four-and.a-half street southwest was held las
night at Heriorths hall on FOurand. a -haifstreet
between street and Virginia avenue, for IN
purpose Of hearing the report Of the oommltte
appointed 10 walt on Gov. shepherd regarding
consequence Of he abfenes v ticv 81, phord iron
the city the committee were unable Ia report
aud the meeting adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
DISTRICT IMPROVEMENTS.

A letter from W washinyton To tbs Albany Jour.
nal says; "The wide streets and broader avenues
Of Washington are, In many Instances, put In ex-
oellent walking and driving condition nearly
from boundary to boundary. under the direction
OF the Board OF Public Works and General Bab-
cock, and Architects Mullett and CLARK are really
improving and beautlfylng the city In their re-
spec;ive spheres In fact, private enterprise has
taken up the march Of progress, and business
houses and spacious dwellings, real ornaments to
the city, spring up on our nne streets as u by the
hand Of magic"
National Republican., 1873-12-24
MARKRIrER,S HoLIpAY oEEERInGS

The handsome store Of Markriter, No 40 Sew.
enth street, between d and T. streets, has for
years been sn attractive place OF resort for the
lovers Of the beautiful. but the many elegant
present season In the way Of paintings, chromos,
picture frames, paper -hanglngs, window shades,
acL give II peculiar charms for those In 0uest of
useffil as well as ornamental articles ESPECIALLY
adapted for presentation as Christmas Or New
Years gins. Markrter's stock 10 not oniy large
taste Henee the most eui,ivnted anJ =, .iiiinos
cannot fail to be pleased. As to the prices no
question 10 ever raised by competent Judges. he.
cause as every article is bought for cas. II 10 sold
at the lowest possible figure. But seeiug Is be.
lieying," and therefore we advise all onr readers
TO step into MaTkriter's handsome .tore, during
the holidays, and SEQ for themselves.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
THE FAIR

tor the benefit Of the Sunday school Of tho Metro
politan Presbyterian church, at washington hali
corner OF Third street east LnG Pehnsylvania
avenue, 10 meeting with success, Rni viii be con
tinued this afternoon and evening. II Is an ex
esiienl place 70 buy ChrIstnas Itehenls.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
RALrlMoRE ANN OHIO RAILROAD.


ETIIMxY PXRL9R Cars iSi Bslsi@oPPe p T ai
''s "a NJ, aud dls1SbSY siS fps ~ TiRsiATsss. R. lis
or btmore and way Points-Atsa' m'' and l.
for III SsiiSors ~ %.i,hou, ,,op.-A, s,s and s.so p.
TRsISs y, rs thays .!s I; q PAkrLnosE; ,k 4 .ss 4
'n' 81 s sTS6xY S " Ss5a sGs 'iic sa2IrnfkoRr. d
Ats,n s s'So s'+' and s'ss .. M, and i'so, 42o,
SSs VIZ VIZ aatR nA1s LfRTE INF
iSi sass$S III VA Il
'Sa 4hz a5as5HiiSs iss.si ssisst VIA NET
% s', n s.'sss sa 'ssssss sassa s'ssiss ssss s i
same evening nEE;oR ELLIcorr,s MILL.
A,ass. NJ. and $50 and i'Sp .. M, exeep, Sun
EaTrsaSSHBs aSaB All. cSESslrsEEIIEEfEEE cSESs9lfGEIEfE
EsaSs Washington at snsa. m. and 7.s D. u., and
50 through hSliia.Tks SliiaGSTik kis'prts rtSGhsGaHE q hsGaHEc CARS
tS5sssS y ciseians,I y. Loaii ccSlc.so and
fi'AsaIs at" sGR siS M %xssYPoLIs.
s'sa N. AZ voR III N5RRsbGR. & R Tx not on Sunday
llsisii B u u q q ;,SSi
,ssss, fsss en- sunday ND ND E
?. :. si.isIsP a T..hinsson at siO a. N. aud Sii
I1prss il.is; a iiis =. N. and 7,s p. m., daily,
sss s.oa y es s, can a n sSsa. ssa Z.
day, also, ~ the compsny's once, rs Psnnsyiva.
fssserser, purchasing tickets at the Avenue once
ssT rse s.ss ssi ssss', q ,Ss fsss SspS g,
Far New la.k. rhlIsdsPhia ,pd Boston, see ad-
'sr''''"o"' 'f''iHr00sA Hffiios. R. SHARP,
Master {. Il Il, qsSa.RS'''''0n' qSfE,
.f. General Ticket Agent.
..x, o.. GEO; q k00nIz,
National Republican., 1873-12-24
CHRISTMAS SER VICES.
AT ST pAUL,s uu1-Rcu


rhe Christmas services at st. Pau.'s (Rituaiis.
tlc) church will be Of tho grandcst ori,r. Fur
weeks past the ladies Of the cor gre cation have
been actively engaged In trimming fhe church,
and 1t now prcsoAs an almost fairy Ike appear.
ancc. A magnificent wood scrScn has been
nalist," which extends tho eniire wlJIh oT tho
church This Is surmountet by q superb cross Of
white canIilas, and In almost every nook Of the
rest The cunning hands Of the ladies have arranged
them In IN, nner that Is truly artistic. The frst
service Will be held at y o'clock tonight and as
doubt the church will be crowded by p Sopie, al.
tractsd thI.her BY the novelty Of The service; Al
by the cho!-, which Is composed entirely OF boys
and 1. under the personal supervision Of Mr..
John p Fr1nsiin shs stisisnt nis,eal dires,sr'
%ss ,ssSni enaptsr. n sppf,: .Dio by , Psrr II
Elsht and James; iKyric- II asanetds, Tosl !;
.'0lri,imas II Hymn.n Lloyd; by Messrs. Doyle,
"AysSs " M DrI; duc,t by Per.ai and iIay; ssioTIs
IN EScelsts," NUM-; DunmI,,u., GregGria; "Ts
Deum Warren, ip d; an'he N, 81 nill llit np mine
ecEII osed Of Messr.. Hay Lseef bergman, Pfail
Doyle DeGLlron, Powell, and Stocktoa; pr0tes.
sionni h ymn, ''Chrstmas Caro-" The othsr st ?.
vice vii! be 4, il o'e'ors on Ch-is,mas day. Both
of these s,cT;sos will eid'l CHORAL With orehsF.
tral accompaniments. and Judging from the 10.
portion OF the service viii bc susccss. Asthis Is
Tho church, Of the ris'ng Young JournallsT, no
doubt tue newspaper fraternity VIII be large'y
represented.
cHTIsrNAs CHIMES,
Christmas morning, at 0 o'clock, Mr.. Widdows
will usher In the day by plny Ing the following ap
proprlate selection OF music en- tho Metropolitan
IN. E) church chimes, ahd again at the close Q!
the morning service: "Oxford Chimes" "Joy 10
the World" Antioch ''Old English Christmas
Carol, Merry, Merry Christmas Carol "Kyrlo
are the fs,t''-Mcssiah; aAdeste Fijeies, ,".Caroi,
Carol Christians" "Ho ShailoFeed his Flock"-
Messiah; while Shepherds Watched their
Fiocks by Eight" fold sty.c,) .10lorla In Excel.
sIs"-ohant No. ., aud "Homt. Sweet Home"
AT TIE ouAPEL or THE HoLr COMBUSTION,
| northeast co<ner Of Nineteenth street and Penn,
| sylvania avenue, there will be a choral celebra
tion OF the Blessed Sacrament Mt l2.o5 o'clock to
night, and also at II q. IN. tomorrow. Rev. Father
Hobble has given the entire charge OF the cholI
| to Mr.. Joseph Particle, under whose efficient
management II Is rapidly improving. Rev. Father
Hobbies Sunday evening sermons, on subjecti
| touching the catholicity of the Anglican Church
| are drawing crow led hosses, and s'toEtthcr the
mission 10 in aprosperou. condition.
National Republican., 1873-12-24

We are pleased to note signs Of great success on
The part Of one Of our most energetic aud desery.
removed to his elegant aud convenient oiiice, No.
hsb Fifteenth street, MIR. Brodhead Is selling
large amounts OF Distriet securities, paying taxes
at iow rates, and executing orders at the wash
ington Stock Exchange On commission. H
National Republican., 1873-12-24
BURRAH POR THE HOLIDAYS

The great attraction for the present Is the eel
ebrated Shoe House OF I. s, uartrell, alJ Scventi
street, corner Of ], without exception the largest
assortment and best selected stock OF Iadlcs'
Burts shoes for ladies and gentle men a specially
National Republican., 1873-12-24
IMpoRTANT ANNouNDrVENr,

! The annual exctemen Of the celebrated turkey =
! rnifies, at Sulliyan's ExcelsOr irs'agrant, NJ.
b0I Fourteenth street, beginf to'drl and VIII o"
| iinue each day and evening aIItp hvhlny week
| Mr.. sullivan has secured abcn; Lity Uf the most
| elegant blpeds ever seen In this sec'iuL O TITO
| lunLN nneA lA-AaY.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
MAssEYs pHILApELpHJA aLE

Ia the only domestic ale sold by the leading hotels
and restaurants In tho District. Tho rcas 4 IL
that no other domestic ale equals II either IN
strength or flavor. Families supplied with hall
or quarter barrels and faucets loaned by Palmer
4 Green, 81 Greene street, 0eorgetown, ID. y.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
INTERESTING PRESENTATION.

Tho pupils Of intermediate No. 2 Franklin
school building, presented their teacher, Mrs.
Hilton, with . Christmas glft VI . collection Of
poems by Longfellow md others, and a land.
scape scene from her native town. The affplr was
done up In regular presentation style. Master
Charles Barker was chosen orator, and Just before
the school was dismissed for the holidays, having
received permission to say q few words, he
stepped gracefully forward and addressed Mrs.
Hilton In .he following neat little speech:
DgAR TEACHER; My sehoolmates have assigned
to me the pleasant duty presenting to you these
tokens as slight expression Of our esteem and
love. We hope II will give you rs much pleasure
to receive them as II does MS TO give them, and
when you look upon this country scene, or read
the smoothly Rowing lines oryouf own New Eng
land poets, We also hope you will have only happy
thoughts OF your boys OF intermediate school, No.
q Finally, one and all we wish you n very
Merry Christmas" and Happy Ncs Year"
The reporter Of THF NATioHAL REPUBLICAN
Iilsd TO catch the response OF Mrs. Hilton. or It
would Inevitably appear here. II IL sale TO say,
however, that II was In every way appropriate TO
the occasion aud highly satisfactory 10 tie boys,
who were quite proud Of their achievement, and
especially go Of the oratJrical enurt ol their
twelve year-old spokesinnn.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
OoLoRED SCHOOL SURPRISE PARTY

The pupils Of No. I Grammar school, Chamber.
lain buifiing, Georgetown, In charge Of Miss
Sarah Damn, manifested their appreciation Of
her efforts and those Of her assistant, Miss Alice
Pope, BY presenting the former with beautiful
toilet set and tho latter with handsome pair Of
vases. Tho articles were presented by Misses
tho school. In neat and appropriate speeches
There wero present quito . number OF parents
and friends, as we'll as school oineers.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
"ONipARD MopIyG.r
"DpWS1rIRD TENDING"
.puh sInk NArlpLY RusiiINU OFF. 3"
"oIh rEicEs rW, i9W Tn DECLINE"
"THE WORR''
"lrILG lHOVEn
"S7EiUILY OS"
IT'LL EVERY GARMENT
"HAS HEEN SOLD"
"NE ANEn
"SOW ufFERINGu
~ SI'f,iALn
"hoLInAy ,.,, t,i'i,;E LIST"

HKARi ~ MINI
THAT AN EARLr GAIL
Will SEcrng
THE DEsr SgLICrIoS.
CoNH At ONCE AID SgH
lF W.
lp WI ARR REALLY SELLING
AT rursE RATES.
llAnLE BRos.,
Merchant Tailors and Fine tlolhors,
Corner Seventh anL u streets.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
NEW STORE! NEW STOCK!
J. LEWIS, No, p0Jis SEVENTH srRyrr.

NJ - z7HW' ''' INos Vo'lf bHN ENTH brFEtT,
East side, Jncar strcct,)
crinl,lcte assortment Of u 0ENTLENrN's, BOYS ANN
Ch'LDRES's HATS Of the very LATEST sryLps,
niso, n complete assortment OF GENTS FURNISH
ISa Doors, cheap for cash.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
FSS I!HE NV MAs99ass 9ass

vJNHRouGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
l. TON, PHiLADELPBlA AND NEW YUkk.
Trains between Wilmington and New York are
nqT r5 Ins SrE A lplH,STs HSs v,,,or, .n,nvo o,,.
Leave daily, except Sunday, ssh. M, and and
"' FOR PHILApELPHIA.
Leave daily, except Sunday, nsA. M, and u, SIS
us ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at $50 y. m, and Phadei-
siespins cars for New York on s.so p. m. train
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
Boston can be had at the Station ONCE Al al hours
lu the dayi also, the Company's once, sssPcnnsyi-
vAniA avenue.
Passenger purchasing tickets at the a,rnue onlee
can there arr igr to have their bapgapp died for
and cheeke, ~ their residencs, taken to lho depot
Sec Baltimore Ss Ohio railroad advert eInent for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annsp-
VI" Tiios. n, SHARP, Master OF transportation
L;,M. CoLEs gsnsrsi Tickes Agent:
National Republican., 1873-12-24
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS

no to william Wallis. He will sell, by auction,
ware, gold and silver watches, diamonds, rings,
chains, books, Sc, the property of Robert Fnltun,
5t Ninth street. District scrip taken In Fayinert
AZ 70 cents.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
See notice to liquor dealers.
Longbost Mary Ella for sale.
Nicely furnished rooms for rent.

Nt6Ty
Christmas games, &C., at Paui's.
Pretty holiday things at 0,lman's.
Perfumes OF all kinds at ailman's.
Christmas services at Waugh NJ. Z. church.
Beacon Lodge, No. 10, I. D. u. r., will meet this
evening.
Qrahnm's.
Lebanon Lodge, No. !, +. A. A. M, will meet
Friday evening.
The Medical Society will hold special meet.
ing this evening.
Potomac Lodge, No. 9, +. A. A. NJ, will meet
Friday afternoon.
Washington r. A. Chapter, No. 2, Masons, will
meet Friday afternoon.
Tho sale by +. J, Sweet OF . valuable building
lot on the eastern side Of New Jersey avenue, be.
tween and L strcsts north, has been postponed
until Wednesday, December 81.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
. esnsssi Ssa. ], Tiisss RooshFa, osshsaa,.
nova General Agent, Washington.

nr, fsEBhIEiKsgSsS iSs A I xS%axvTs Ts'
Local trains for Alcxandria leave as followsi ., T.
b. y q xioasadis ass aais s sissps saa
Local trains leave Aiexsndria As follows.s =, a.
p. from klessndiia asiiyi other trains daily,
except sunday
Trains mar fsd thus connect with trains on wash
ington and Ohio railroad. q
QUANTICO accommodation leaves Washington
GRExT spGTHEIsN Ex PfEss, vi. Riehmend,
leaves Washington iiiss p. m, daily, except SUN
Through tickets to ali points South and South
wants. syrnne, and Thirteenth and Psnn.yiyahla
avenue, where passengers leave orders ibr bag
through to Destination. u. s. YOUNG,
Iy20-tf Genernl Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
RAILROADS.
PENNSIkyASIA IS Ski:i,S5SF, Am LINE
raIIfbEIgg,IA;.

rhILApEiHi,IA,,,v
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ESGIASb
THROUGH nETwEsS WASHINGTON AND
w,rnoufN NeT IN AEEar AEaaHrk or CANS
The equipment on this line Is new aud Of the mos.
FFSEHHS FSEEH&S FSIi$H q RAT cERs EHsIssi III
4sRRaa eRa Hs5 fRAisss BSi Rfi:SgsiFEr SSFr IrSpA
will be run oyer the Penns Air LINE, leaving
as .s ssss q stS and ans
fs.i l!as, IssSs washington at sOs a. m. daily.
Leave Baltimore at s,as. IN. daily, except sun.
Leave West philadelphia at i,is p. NJ, daily, s.-
krriss al New York a. Sno p. IN. tsliy, except
Eishiaond express, leave Washington at i,iap. N.
Lea Leave Baitimore Il 2,isp. IN. daily, except SUN
fs.Ss We. rh,Iaaslph,s g,s ?, ,s.,s a $50 p. IN.
Night express, leave Warrington at o'os ,. N.
ts.ys ts.s 9l Ms.s PSIIad,psia @ Z Il II I'D; a. H. daily.
Arrive" sfS fHSs 4 ksTuikSfsG.ly' sSS A Vi saGS,ly'
Es, ns I. Ss,sISs..n s.ys Sss SS,f 2, A s M
ssEit, 4 %::sss:sss s.ss s:. !! Z p NJ
ts tanSssi'o. SSs srs s.ss . NY NJ. fsit with .,s.rsn
ro,h, Eric railway, and steamers on Hudson river.
rsy 4, low IS ~ any other route. ,..
ysa sasa 30 orss s"s ST s' foiISwps
ohiccs, where tickets and irISrmatlon can Ie Oh:
SIs sssp ss5n;s sosa e ser .tsfss f .s .Hs
iiaismeIr aud PSionas raiiroIa sCrnsrsIiis ana
1s!iff' js!iif General iR Ps..sassr : sS9sss Hssss..
National Republican., 1873-12-24

The public are invited to call and examine the
stock Of watches, jcwcry ,.furs, etc., etc. At the
establishment Of NJ. II. Prince, 1905 Pennsylvania
avenue, and II the prices are not lower than any
other persons who hold out Inducements, Of what.
over nature, he does not expect their patronage.
NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Solid gold, i+karat, ladies' hunting-case watch,
warranted for one year, t2s, at Princes, 1905 Penn.
svlyaula nyenua
National Republican., 1873-12-24
A NICE CHRISTMAS PREsE
THE MARKETS.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
H,FnishedIy Lsnis Johason q Co., B1Aiers Vsrno,
Roe, northsa.t corner Pennsyled assaae aai
TtHh street, Wdshia0ton.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
WONDERFUL.

BY calling on !. Gcorxo Combs, No. 900 Penn.
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets you will plainly see and give bin credit
for selling the hnest French Candles offered In
Washington for the small sum of 3S cents per
pound. l. 0.oRas CoNBs,
Grocer, No. 600, next to shepherd building.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
RELiIBLr lyNorNcEMENr

J. ". s2niES y CO.,
Bankers, No. l..6 Penr'yivaIii avenue, pay
per cent. on all deposits
National Republican., 1873-12-24
LARGE CROWDS ASSEMBLED
DISTRICT SECURITIES.

10 witness the nne display Of turkeys to DO raied
at Suliivan's Excelsior Restaurant, No, L0I -Four.
teenth street, to-day and this evening.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
EioHTygS.KARAr pAsp BRAcsLrrs q. low rs
tlS pair, al Princes, 1000 Pennsylvania avenue.

AN IMMENSE stock oi lUeSe;s. chains, studs
buttons ladies sets, ~, iVst received, suitabl,
for holiday presents, At Prase's, 1900 Pennsyi
vania avenue, ~
National Republican., 1873-12-24

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays per cent, per annuin on icposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours 0 10 I; Satur
days, 0 to 4 and tos
National Republican., 1873-12-24

little used, Of the vnrtnus manufactures, at the
once q the Howe Machine Company, No. e2o
READ TINS AND NOTE THE FACT.
We are now offorlna
Mems Dross Suits from SIS to t1o.
Men's Dre.s suits from ~, TO SO.
Mems D,Ssa suits from $50 TO 40,
Ilusiness Suits from as to 40
Business Suits from Vas to t;sD
0vercoats from 10 to tii.
9ysrsSs.. 99ysrsSs.: from from " ~ 70 TO .S, Il.
Ckiiiren's Cutavny Suits 10 to a.,
Chi,dren,s Guiaway Suits 80 TO tls
BBSys BSyy. B. B 3. 3 suit: suit. 7 " sS 3 ~ rs,
... Youths 9ysrsoss 9ysrsos.s and snd SsPe: ospes
qoods reliable; work substAptIai; fashionabi,
M Penn,ylvanla aTsnas, venue s.st Isia SIM .tles, GtS
TnE EsIAnIIsnxnsr Of Benjamin Coz, 81,
days past and II "a fair to say that they have sun
plicd vne half OF tho rctn. con ionery and M,
trade q the city with their Christmas stock, The,
are selling at the lowcst rates. and callers will b,
glad alter they have called and seen the induce
LADIES MAKING THEIR HOLIDAY puncHAsrs
will hnd II to their advantage
TO examine our stock Of
Kid Gloves, Reynier Calf Gloves,
Cloth Gloves, Buck uloycs,
and 0auntlets,
SIX and Linen Pocket Handkerchief,
Underwear, Ac-, kc., &c.
Notice prices for the aeoys goods.
MOAN WALKER 4 Co.,
oil Pennsyivania avenue, near sixth street.
AT uEILBRug's,
to2 Seventh street northwest,
Closing. out sale Of
10000 worth Of
Gents Fine Stitched boots,
Ladies' Nobby Button CATERS
White, Red and Blue slips,
Rubbers and Arctics.
slippers made to order.
s02 Seventh street.