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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

would heed the warning aud give the laJorlng
man On attentive car
Inc speaker was frequently interrupted by
vote Of thanks was rendered to Senator Pool
ior hls hearty expressions Of sympathy In the
Judge Everts, Of Montana, said that he was
earnestly In the movement, having always been
laborinR man, and intended on returning home
20 organize labor councils throughout his Terri
Colonel Dyer, Of Iowa, and Colonel Fisk, Of
Montana, made brief remarks, encouraging the
council TO proceed In their good work.
inc secretary was instructed to make out
list OF delegates that had been admitted to the
council.
On motion, the members OF the executive COM
mttee were admitted TO the moor Of the council
and granted the same privileges az the delegates
THANKS TO THE NATIONAL REPUBIICAH.
MT. Putt moved that a vote OF thanks he
rendered tho NATIONAL RErUBIicAS for tho KIND
sentiment expressed In behalf the workIngmen
In an article OF their Issue Of the goth instant,
headed "Monopolies." The motion was adopted
unanimously.
Mr.. Champion presented formal petition to
be laid before the District Legislature asking
them 10 amend the laws Of this District 40 as to
require that In all contracts entered into by the
District Of Columbia or ofiiclal agents thereof
or by the Board Of Public Works, II shall be
legal days work.
The petition was accepted, and The council adj
iOuTnP1.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

whose recent isbw In opera At Malta Is
the subject OF enthusiastic encomlum by the
press Of that city. Mrs. Reed is young lady Of
studying under the best masters
Edwin Booth Is playing a round Of his charac-
tiers at Mcvicker's, Chicago.
Last evening Joe Jefferson played "Trip Van
Wrinkle" at Providence, r. I.
Mrs. ID. Bowers ia now in Kansas CIV. She
opens at Omaha on the 9Ith instant.
Miss Lydia Thompson and company are ,lolng
their butlesque business at Chicago this week.
Miss Charlotte Thompson is filling an enRaue.
ment at the Academy OF Music In Indianapolis.
Mr.. BARLEY ,Campbell's comedy, Fate" has
sum OF 5000.
The American cantatrice, Miss Minnie Hauck,
has concluded an engagement for two years al
thensw Opera Comlqus, Vienna.
Jibes and Jokes and smiles faOo. OO1. and died
without money enough to bury him. lie Ia Just
as happy.
1t Is rumorcd that Rose Eytlnge, who has been
greatly missed by all the habifties Of Wallack's
theatre, and whose place hasaever heen satisfac.
torily nled, contemplates returning TO the stage
Miss Kellogg has received cable dispatch
from Manleson, the manager Of Her Majesty 4
opera, OnetlnR her liberal engagement for the
summer at Drury Lane. she viii appear there
towards the end OF the season.
Dion Bouclcault writes to New York paper
~ never paid farthlng for a favor from the
| I
hound to say that II offered Il am sure Il would
he regarded as q gross insult" The above STORY
was started by country paper.
correspondent, writing from 81, Petersburg,
says OF Nine. Pattis career in that capital.
'The greatest triumph Of this most gifted artist
has been her performance Of Nlnetta, In ia
GazEa ladra. II Ia dlfrlcult to Imagine the en-.
thuslasin evoked by this wonderful display Of
vocal and hstriOnlc excellence"
Madame Nilsson, whose success in RussIa
since her performance OF Ophella In "IIamIetr
has made her one OF the greatest fayOrites with
the hFlslOctacy there, has been re-engaged at the
rate OF 2OOf an evening, the sum OF b,6O0f hay.
ing until now been the highest price paid TO any
| singer In the imperial Russian theatres.
A Russian theatre Ia to be opened at vIennn
during the exposition, under the direction OF
Prince Oblensky and Count Markod. The fol.
lowing pieces are TO he performed In the course
OF the summer; 1.-THE Death OF Ivan the Terri.
BILE" "a Russian Marriage" "The Boyard Of the
'The silver Prince"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

Mcssr3. Lltlncr 4 Clcary have recently sold
the following property: Part Of lot 20, In square
h3s, " street south, corner OF FOur-and-a-hali
HtTeetD Improved by twO-stOTy brick house, To
George H. Lee, for $40. Parts lots 81 and G5, in
subdivision " square G2s, with the improve
ments thereon, consisting Uf brick dwelling.
This property Is situated on street north, near
for N,45O. Also, part OF lot !, IN square Tlb del
aware avenue aud street, aud improvements,
TO Cornelius sullivan, Tor 1900 Also, lots q
aud II Of Wilson's subdivision OF square 3IT I'M
proved by a tWO-stOTy frame dwelling, subject to
Two deeds Of trust, amounting to about 81 $50, TO
Apheus Middleton, trustee, for tlph. Lot II, In
Aud.a-halt and Sixth streets sOuthWest) i'm
proved by twO-stOry frame dwelling and stable,
10 Joseph Casey for 81 800 Lot I, IN square AS,
IN street, near seventh nOrthwest,) containing
a,S6s squire feet, TO James L. Norris, at sl,lO-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

Messrs. Van Newkirk, Robinson 4 Co. have
Invented and applied for a patent for safety
lock for covers for sewers, gas and water courses
Ihe invention Ia simple IN construction anu sup
plies an article that has long been needed. In
stead OF the old cover this Is made Of iron two
inches In thickness, and underneath are two
bolts worked by springs and driven with KEY
In THIS key IL another spring which, after the
Key u lifted TO the WARTS, reyOlyes about
two thirds Of the circle, draws the bolts back
and catches In a small groove, making the key
stationary and serving as a handle TO raise the
cover from Its bell The new Invention prevents
the turning over Of the lids, as now frequently
occurs; also from being taken up and carried
away by thieves, as IL often done. In driving
along the streets some Of the covers now In use
have been looGened by horses striking them aud
others overturned, thus making them dangerous
for animals II not the public. BY this patent no
lid can be raised without the Key, and only then
by person possessing q knowledge OF lis use.
The new cover has been submitted 20 the Hoard
OF Public Works for their acceptance and re.
teITed TO Mr.. Adolf Cluss for an examination
and report,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21
TIE RoGERsKI MURDER.


In the Criminal Court yesterday. Tom Wright,
charged with the murder Of ROgersk, was
brought In for arraignneut. One Of the officers
OF the court recognized him rs having several
months ago made application for place ON the
Jury.
Mr. Harrington asked that the defendant be
arTaignCd.
Mr.. Henkle asked that the defendant should
not be required 10 plead yesterday. lie, as coun-
sci for the prisoner, had not had an opportunity
10 examine critically the Indictment, and he was
inclined TO think that no would ask TO lnteTpOse
4 demurrer.
Mr. Henklc suggested that the defendant
would be ready to plead On Monday.
Nj. Harrington said that his object was to
have the case set for trial at an early day.
Mr.. Henk.c said they would not object TO as
eATlya day being set Us Is possible with Justice
TO his cheat,
Monday was HNcd for the arralgnment.
The defendant was placed IN the custody Of
the marshal AMI the haIlIis started with him &c
the jail, the prisoner with long strides preceding
his CustOdlans, giggling rs he passed out Of the
building. a large portion Of the spectators fol-
lowed tae prisoner to Ian.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

on wednesday last the members OF Foundry
church ChOlr accompanied by several amateur
where they gave q grand concert for the benent
Of the LeWinyilC ". L. church. II II needless
10 say that the country people for miles around
locked In 10 witness the entertainment, Tine
Duet sung hy Mr, shRrkcy and daughter, en-
Titled "Just ~ OF Oli," was decidedly the best
production OF the evening. The "Trundle-hed,"
by Mr.. HeTlew, wlA also appreciated After this
part Of the programme had been gone through
Il was announced that another and more plsas-
ant entertainment TO the Guy folks was In wait
hy the generous "tTiO,' Mr.. and Mrs. ShIpman
aud Albert Peacock, VINO invited the company 10
ST down aud satisfy the inner man, which was
done In good style. Most OF the city folks left
for home about o'clock
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

Excelsior Lodge No. !, I. o. q. T., Of Ar
llngton, at Its last regular meeting adopted
the following preamble and resolutions;
whereas the cause Of Temperance IL now re-
ceiying new accessiOns to Its ranks, and we as
an organization, should not he backward in pro
claiming our principles and joining with other
organ cations IN trying TO raise the fallen. and
prevent others from falling and drive the demon
OF drunkenness from our land; and whereas we
feel that the cause OF temperance has gained a
great victory In the election Of the Hon. Henry
Wilson to the second highest once In the gift vi
the people OF the United States, for In him we
recognize one Of the most advanced advocates
OF our cause; AMI whereas we believe that the
time has come when II Il our duty to be up and
doing; therefore be II
Rcso're,i, ny Excelsior Lodge No. 4, I. o. q. T.,
OF Virginia. That we call upon the CIV. CT. to
have seml-annual or special session Of the
Grand Lodge for the purpose Of trying TO revive
the cause OF temperance throughout the State,
aud to assist In carrying on our crusade against
the liquor dealers.
The meeting was enivened by music by Mrs..
Lizzie Bayley, Rotations by Miss Carrie smith,
and speeches by J. n. Reed AMI others: after
which they adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

10 HAVE elegant light Biscuits, Rolls, Buck.
wheat Cakes, Fruit DumplnRs, 4c., you should
use Dooleys Yeast Powder. Ask your Grocer
Tor u. II u pure BakIng Fowler
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21
THE FIRE IN ALEXANDRIA.
EXTENSIVE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY

The Machine and Other Shops OF the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Burned-Los, soo,UOo-scrncs and In
cidents Of tho NIEht-lIlsh Winds, but
no Extension Of the Tlnmcs 90 Good
Work Of the Fircmcn.
Especial Dispatch to tn, n 'publcanl
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March %, lsia
This city has Just been visited by another eN-
tcnslve connagratlon, the result Of which Is that
the Orange aud Alexandra Railroad Company
have sustained a loss Of more than twenty thou
sand dollars, and that O number Of mechanics
Will be temporarily thrown out Of employment.
The 1re was discovered about half past eight
O'Clock In the southeast corner Of the machine
shop Of the company, located at the corner OF
'Gbbon and Patrick streets. The alarm was at
once given, and In short time oil the engine
companies were on the spot, hut owing to the
great difficulty experienced In obtaining water,
tho flames made rapid headway, and soon the
entire structure was mass Of flames.
After not very long time, but what seemed
hours to the excited spectators, water was Sc
cured, and the 1rcmen went manfully TO work
lighting the nro from every point. The wind
was blowing quite lively at the time, and as
consequence the sparks were carried over the
southern section Of the town, but fortunately for
the city there are but few houses in that drec-
tlon and none within two or three hundred yards
Of the building, otherwise the damage might
have been almost lrreparablc. The flames, as II
were, spread southwark and destroyed the paint
shop OF the company aud a largo amount Of
lumber which was piled ready for use In the
vicinity. The buildings were erected In 1850 for
tho purpose for which they arc now used, and
have from time TO time been added 10 az the re-
qnlrements Of the company demanded. They
were Of wood, and In addition to the frame a
considerable amount Of material and number
Of tools were destroyed.
As matter Of course so extensive fire soon
attracted the attention Of the residents, and
when the flames were at their height nearly
the whole population gathered on the commons
near by, and remained as closely as possible
watching the spread and progress Of the devour.
Ing element. All the cars Of the company which
were on the tracks and in the depot were speed
lily removed without injury beyond the line Of
the flames. 1t was at one time suggested that
as In the case Of the last two large fires, the
Warrington department should be called upon
for assistance, but the Isolated position Of the
shops, and the certainty that they would be de-
stroyed before tho proposed all could reach
them, prevented the call.
By 10 O'Clock the work had been done the
people departed for their homes and oil that re-
NAMED OF what was yesterday busy shop was
a few cnders, and here and there an iron rod or
wheel, or perhaps a tool.
AT this time It Is impossible TO say what course
Will be pursued by the company but II Ia OK
pccted that they will Immediately proceed to
rebuild. G.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

FoR CoLDs, Coughs, Bronchitis, aud all ale
lions OF the Lungs, take Ayers Cherry Pect
Ihl. 90
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21
A LEGAL QUESTION.


l. the Gray Mare tho Better Horset
The case Of James o. IIagan, an appeal from
the Police Court, which came up yesterday after.
noon before the Criminal Court, excited much
mlrth.
The Indictment charged the defendant with
driving mare at greater rate Of speed than Is
allowed by law. II appeared In evidence that
the animal driven was horse, and the court held
cision below. Mr.. n. II. Miller insisted that q
mare was horse,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

In the Police Court last week there was case
against cOlOred man named Robert Young,
who was charged with attempt TO commit rape
upon little cOlOrcd girl about thirteen years OF
age N rag shop Kept by defendant on south
street. The case was sent TO the grand Jury,
Young being held IN $500 bonds for appearance.
The case was called on Wednesday last by the
grand Jury, but Young could not be found,
Chlef Justice Cartier at once issued bench
warrant, and on the same night he was arrested
by Sergeant Pierce, Of the FIRST precinct, taken
to the Central gnaTl-hOuse. and carried up 10 the
marshal Of the Criminal Court yesterday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

Arountryman named Cooper, somewhat soake
with "thc ardent" came along Ninth street last
night, and when IN front Of Harry Mlddleton'a
restaurant esplcd large turtle-tub standing
near the curb. Thinking this about as comfort.
able place as could he found to pass the night,
he tumbled In, doubling his knees towards his
chln, and prepared for sleep. A policeman
passed along about this time, and not liking the
quarters the young man from the country had
selected, reused him up and performed escort
inty for him to the Central Ruarl-house, where
he was allowed the privilege and enjoyment OF d
soft plank, without pillow,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

Ma. EDIToE Long live A. II. Shepherd! The
order issued yesterday In reference TO the Ninth
street pavement has the ring OF spirit, the moral
courage, OF lust and cOnslderate Oficlal and
deserves the commentator and thanks OF the
whole community; and II he could but be In
duced to place his pOnderous shoulder to the
wheel, and have our grand boulevard relieved OF
tho Riker nuisance, (cObbles, cars, rails, greasy
conductors and drivers, II necessary such 4
shout OF praise would go up from the monopoly
oppressed people OF the District as would make
the welkn ring. OLD ISHABITAHT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21
Arrest Of u Supposed washingtonian for
nuFalaFy.

II. r. Clery, represented to be from Washing
ton, was arrested by OttiCer Danenhauer In the
nelghO0rhood OF Fourth and George streets, on
Monday night, after he had made two attempts
70 enter houses at back windows. lie was he
lore Alderman BETTER for hearing yesterday
but none OF the witnesses being present save
the officer who made the arrest the hearing was
postponed until to-day. The impression at the
sound mInd.-lhiLddeiphia Ledger, 1871 hlst.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

Yesterday morning, In the Police Court, Geo
Jones' the schOOl-bOy who took $50 from tho
pOcke~bOOk OF Miss TrOOk, a teacher In the JEFF.
fersOn school building, was ATralEnel and plead-
Ell guilty, No one appeared In his behalf and
Jldge Smell sent him 10 the Reform school during
minority. The policemen say that the boys
ments, and gives little or no attention TO the boy
ana apparently not much concerned about him,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

II was currently reported yesterday that MI
Charles HcubhRw, an unmarried geullcma
about fOgty-uys Yeas old, anu hlghIy-re-
SPECIFIED resident Uf MOuigumofy county, tead-
Ing on his fam, between TCnallytOWn and the
Conduit road, md committed suicide. His body,
II was said, had been found suspended from the
TafterB Of his courthouse. Mr.. ncnshaw was re-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

The lecture this evening at the Young Mems
Christian Association, before The class Of Chris
tian Workers, will be by Rev. Mason Noble, upon
tian work
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays6 per cent, per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours ' to d satur.
days, TO 4 and 9 toS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21
Death from Cold Contracted at the Inausu.
rattan Rail-

Mira DR.. Rich, Of Philadelphia, a lady greatly
respected and occupying a prominent position in
society, was buried yesterday at Laurel GENE
terry, in that city. Fifteen days ago she was in
the enjoyment Of perfect health, and was among
That evening she contracted a cold, and has been
thus suddenly carried to her grave from Its ef-
feCts,
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THE COURTS.


NVhft
on motion Of Mr.. i. Philips, j. a. kimbsil,
esq, Of Washington, d. C., and L. l.. Conrad,
ESQ, OF Baltimore, were admitted to practice as
attorneys aud connselOrs Of this court.
Mr.. Justice ClinOrd announced to the bar that
the court would adjourn over from tomorrow
until Monday, the 9lst instant, and that cases
heanl on the day following.
No, 1917. William II. Moore ct al, appellants,
rs. Gurtrnde 4. Huntington, executrix, &C,
Passc't until the 18th Of April next.
No. ISL. William W. Goddard plaintiff In error.
vs.. george j. Foster. This cause was argued by
Mr.. ID. ID. Lord, OF counsel for the plaintiff ID
error, and by Hon. William NJ. Ryarts, for the
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
Criminal Court-Judgc Macarthur.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday,
John u. Tally, appeal from u conviction In the
IOllcc Court OF selling liquor on Sunday; appeal
dismissed. Y H. Heller, an apothecary, for sell.
ing liquor without license on appeal from the
Police Court; verdict Of not guilty. Jacob r.
Lyon, appeal from the Police COurt on a conyic.
lion OF Keeping open a restaurant after mid.
nlght contrary to law; 4 motion to docket this
cause tno fees having been paid In this court Il
made by Mr.. Dean, and the case Is postponed
james u. liagan' t0r fast driving on appeal from
the Police Court, was acquitted, Adjourned,
Special Term-Judgc wyIIc.
This court made the following orders yester-
day Sarah A. jackson vs.. simon Jackson, for
divorce aud for conveyance to defendant. t'nl-
ted states ". Squares ISL aud GSs order OF ref.
efence TO Special Auditor Gull. IN r. @. II. smith;
a lunatic onllcr confirming auditors report. Mace
ys. Evans; order refusing application Tor an in
Junction on receiver. Adjourned,
Circuit Court-JudEe Cartier.
This court was engaged during It's entire ses-
sion yesterday with the case OF Rarnes vs.. The
District OF Columbia, action for damages by fall
ing into an excavation made by the Baltimore
AMI Potomac railroad Company. The case was
not concluded. Adjourned.
Police Court-JniEe Smell.
sarah Williams, stealing twenty yarls OF lace
worth 81; $50. Alexander Young, assault on his
Wlici $40 ami costs, and 500 bonds to keep the
peace, West Adams, violation OF ha,k law q.
CLARA Brownr colOrel, charged with disturbing
religious meeting; S.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

seventy i've different styles, checks, plaids and
striped OF foreign and domestic fabTics, At prices
from ten to twenty dollars.
EIsEMAN a Bro,
800 seventh street, May bulldinPI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAaHISoIoR, d. O., February IA ism
on the petition q !. HALL CoyFL. OF brooklyn,
n fI praying for the extension OF ataut grNlied
20 him on the list day Of May, 1850 Tor an Improve
ment In Gas Regulators; " 80 1F'''N
II y ordered that the testimony In the ease he
closed on the 18th day OF April next; that the
lme lor hling arguments and the Examiners report
DO limited 70 the 9th day Of May NEXT and thAt
SAID petition be heard on the 18th day Of May neYt
Any Rsrson may obP2ye ih as, gStenslon.
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corner Four-and-a-half street and virginia
ave nue. southwest, pays six per cent. interest
on al deposits. Deposits can be drawn Of will
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

GREAT HEAD CENTRE south OF New York for
Chandeliers, Slate and Marble Nantes, LAtrobc
stoves, Crates, Plumbing and Gas-nttlng Mate
rails, &C.; acknowledged the largest and most
varied stock south OF New York city, and al
greatly reduced prices as compared with former
rates for this locality.
HAMILTON 4 PEARSON,
Y. VI. c. A. building, Ninth aud streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

that Institution, in MASOSlC TEMPLE, on the
evening OF IUESDAY, tho 18th Of April merit
Iiehes admitting gentleman and lady. e5 each
WAsIIINGTON THEATRE COlIoUR,
w Ikleyenth street, south Pcnnsylyania AVENUE
W. Adloining The rear q Harypy's Resaurant)
TAfNMRNT in AMERICA nm
Head our liHt q attractions aiientyely. First We
Afso, %T. FEb 2rS asa oymu,,,
OF fame and performs his beautiful and GRACEFUL act
with the crJ stAl pyramids alone worth The price Of
edmiaeioni The charming Qneen OF Serio Comic
Nocalistr, is also retained, POLLY DAILY, who will
agpeAr IN new aud beautiful yocal gems. MIHN
CLAitA hOOlk, the Champion liShining change
novelties. MONS. ALEXANDER BLANDOWSKf,
With his greatly angpented Ballet Troupe, will pro
duce several new and beautiful Sensational Raliets
introducing the famed and dAShing Hungarian ban,
GERS, the K1lALFY slSTfKr, flp pleasinE Son.
brette and Actress, MISS Jessie HOWAiIh, viii
1,pneari as also the faNoriie Washington Song and
DAN C0LLYER BROTHERS, EDDIE.
aR snS R6oSf2; i H. i s4sa p S.S
tormer, OTTO BtRbASK; he y,r1atlle he fter
JAMES DOUGLASS, and n. JEAN BuCRI,FY, this
nniyeraal favorite These, with HARRY REESE
HUSTON BROTHERS, and our enure Mammoth
Novelty Irourc, will appear in greA and rare Me,
lanne "a Pun, froic. Mlrth and Muse. Tbs even.
Farce q the IRISH TUTOR, .nbrsc,lg the entire
Grand Complimentary Benefit 10 Miss tlsra Moore
Matineea "wednesday and SATURDAY, mhiS
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NEW MAGAZINES !

VIII all commence their NEW VOLUMES WITH
THE JANUARY NUMBERS, and the public are in
yited TO RENEW THEIR SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
ANY MAGAZINE OR WEEKLY PAPER AT Pun
LIsHERS' RATES. POSTAGE SAVED
BLACKwOOD'S MAGAZINE
AND FOUR OF THE REVIEWS FOR FIFTEEN
DOLLARS A YEAR
hTTELL's AGE, ss per year.
Address all orders for above to
y. g. pARSE Ell.
bookseller and StntIoper,
OFT Seventh street,
delB ODposite Post Onice
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CITY ITEMS.
Call ut Dlttrich's
go. - .

Inc IS SIX Hat,
Broadway Style,
Will DO kept In order siL months without ch arqo
AT A. DfTTRicHs SILK HAT FACTORY,
IH seventh street, near Patent once
Also, large assortment OF the latest stylca
Hats, for mems, youths and boys wear
mhi5 saAthlm