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National Republican., 1873-02-10
CITY SMALL TALK.

There will he no rehearsal Of the Choral So.
ciety this week.
The "wintry winds" whlstlcd loul cold and
shrilly yesterday.
The steamer +. c. Knight has been released
from her wedge In the Ice near the Long B.idyG
aud tOYel up to Georgetown.
A large leather pocketbook, containing a lot Of
papers, was Lost On Thursday night The hinder
will please return II TO this Olilce,
On Wednesday evening next the three hun
tory viii he celebrated In Or. sundeTland's
church.
The mothers OF South Washington have re-
turned to tue Oldsllme way Of taking care Of had
boys. Ihey go aiiof them to improper places
anh whip them out,
j. y, W. didn't die last night, as was fondly
hoped BY certain hahltues Of the Bachelor DER
man who have KIND regard for the amenities
OF English grammar,
what did you do with your money last sun.
meI7 where's your OYescOat Tor this winter
were the questions asked by old BOfels OF many
y "feller" yesterday.
Al 9 meeting. OF the Presidents Mounted
Guards, on Tuesday night last, Mr.. Albert Glca-
son was chosen captain, and Joseph Platz brc.
vet second lieutenant.
DR.. G. c. Cox, president Of the Board of
Health, has been summoned as a medical expert
on the part OF the State Of Maryland, to testify
In the Platter murder case.
on Saturday Sergeant Acton arrested two sus-
piciOEs characters while entering the residence
Of Thomas u. Marele, on Ninth street east, and
locked them up In the Eighth precinct station to
await an examination.
Saturday morning a man named Augustus
Kemp died suddenly at his residence, No. lBlb q
street northwest. The coroner was notified, and
amer bearing the facts in the case deemed an
Inquest unnecessary, as death was from natural
causes.
"Clol" Menotte LLOYD "a trying TO make for
himself reputation as a Vend0T Of Billings
gate towards tcmalcs. Witness his display On
Saturday night. The passeFs-hy on the other
side of the street blushed that humanity could
be so vile.
We understand that man on Ma4Achusetts
avenue has put u dozen barrels Of Ice water in
his cellar for next summers use. lie says II Is
all nonsense TO pay 70 cents a week for Ice when
there IL so much good Ice water going TO waste
this vlpte5 and u dosent cost hardly anything
to barrel II.
The Potomac Boat Club Will participate In the
Inauguration parade, on which occasion they
will have IN the line their six 0aTGl guDYale
barge Potomac, Omamented with the C0l0fs OF
the club. Tho barge viii he mounted on truck
1fty feet long, drawn by six white horses, and
malEc1 by nine Of the junior members Of the
club.
National Republican., 1873-02-10

~ convenient places, 80 that all these people will
nave ,i, constant supply OF pure water. What say
''"' MI huVorE OBSERVER.
The Washington Monument - Another
riap.
kElToR NErCBLtCAM I have been thinking of
plan by which the amount Of money necessary
to complete the Washington National Monument
might be raised. Il Is as follows
The present population Of the United States is
estimated in round numbers at forty millions.
Let the whole country bo divided into collection
districts, cities, towns, villages, or counties, and
let there be collectors appointed for each dis
tftct, whose duty IL shall be to register the name
o. every man, woman and child IN their respect.
,i I'VE districts, with the amount Of their suhscrp-
Individual TO subscribe more than one dollar or
less than i've cents. ] will suppose that only
10000 persons zone elghtleth Of the population
VIII give one dollar each. Say bOo,OoO al one dol.
lar each, will he t5O0,OO0 Suppose 1000, 900 will
give nfty cents each will he ii OO0, ,OOh; bOO0, ,OO1
twenty.nye cents each, o. $50 600; lo,Oo06Oo, ten
100000: Total persons, Si,sOOOOO. Total
amount, fi,ihO,O0O. Allow the collectors ten per
cent; Tor collecting, which viii be tIis,ooo. A.
600; allow for defantlng collectors, s50i, 900;
total, sl,2SO,OOO. This Will leave, $3.50 900, q
sufficient sum to complete the structure.
for p4ninv very ssa
have no doubt that majority Of the newspapers
In the country would rive publicity TO the plan
at reduced rates, II not without charge. | have
also allowed, as you will see, for two and half
mllllons OF the population who may not give any.
tang pr mas be overlooked, asI do not suppose
for y moment that any Individual would refuse
TO give i've nr ten cents. | have also provided
for dishonest collectors to the tune Of half mil
Hon.
have no doubt that the teachers In all our
schools public nnd private, would assist the col
lcrturs, 80 far a. taking list Of the names Of
their scholars, receiving their subscriptions and
handing over to the collectors OF their respective
districts. This would facilitate the matter con
slderaby.
The present unnnishei condition Of this great
work Is a burning shame anJ DISGRACE 10 the ma
ton, AMI sincerely trust that this or some other
plan may he adopted TO complete II.
think that " some such public-splrited men
as YOURSELF Governor Cooke, lion. A. H. Shep-
herd and few other Uf our gO-aheal citizens
were to undertake Il, upon this or some better
plan-if In your combined wisdom you can con.
eoct one-that the work might he pushed To u
speedy aud successful Issue.
would suggest that as the money IA collected
II he deposited In some secure Institution, and so
soon a. sufcient amount has been realized to
warrant u, advertise throughout the country for
proposals 10 have the work completed according
to the original plans and designs, awarding the
contract TO the lowest responsible bldder,S the
work TO be finished In time TO have IL lnauRu.
rated either upon the 22d Of February or the ith
OF July, 1870, the centennial anniversary Of our
nations birth.
H. W,
National Republican., 1873-02-10
ArPLEGATE's LAST LECrTRE.
The ArnbInn Pronb,,.

There were few people aI Lincoln hall last
saturday evening 10 hear General T.. l.. Apple
gate, u Is % ht hupcl to- the last time a. d lee
lnrer IN Washington. Tue General has been In
his way haf'l student undoubtedly, aud on the
ttnntcr1 his style may hS acceptable, hut his
liiiure here has been even more liMentabls than
that Ot Elnlnnd Yates on the same Tostrum, All
the generally received nOtnng Of history he sets
at defiance with the same sdap jT1ii thai he uses
III the Dissertation Of the grave Of Lindlry Mar
ray. Some NJ his ideas, of course, are good, hut
for so omnch chan there Is the smallest yield Of
wheat possible. lie traced, Saturday night In
his own way, thc has way Ot hlS own, the his
tory Of the Arabs, from oil father Abraham,
through llagar, down to the birth Of MahOmnet T.
some nve hundred years after Christ,
lie asserted that because Of the jealousy he
tween FlnCe nni England Jerusalem Il under
the dominion Of the Turks aud he thought Russia
aud Amerla would yet form an alliance to wrest
the Holy nv sfOm Turkish rule. One might as
wei, however, wander about among the ruins Of
Lalmnr Tor complete ediilGc as TO attempt to
pick out anything like q tulln OF connected aud
logical IDEAS from leEtlrl 80 gbsCrt and Insult.
iefable. THIS notice Of General Appiegate Is
wise.
National Republican., 1873-02-10
TLc INFLAMMATION nnd nhIn nnIlrnnh.

We are pleased to lean that satisfactory ar
tangement has been effected by which II IL
hoped Tue Washington and ONO miliUul, at no
distant day VIII, at least, reach the extensive
coal nclds uf West virginia, President McKcn.
three years IN which the ruai Ia to be completed
westward as far as WinchesteT-entcrs uto an
obligation by which he fUTfcitS all the benefits Of
case Of failure upon the part Uf the present
company to comply with the aboyc-named cOndi.
tlOn. lie also pays the amount due the state,
some NbOOO. Tne complaint against Mr. Nc.
kenEic IA the result Of no want OF confidence In
his energy or integrity, hut simply In consequence
Of his failure to provide the means within the
time originally stipulated for reaching the coal
1elds. ds.-Richmond WhiG.
National Republican., 1873-02-10

WHEN CONSUMERS bny directly from the manu-
facturer they get better and cheaper articles.
GOlay A Morrill,, corner Fifteenth and streets,
opposite Treasury Department, receive their
watches frUm their manufactOry In Geneva.
Repairing done by skllliul wOrkmen.
National Republican., 1873-02-10

~ convenient places 80 that all these people will
you, Mr.. Editor7 OBsERySR'
National Republican., 1873-02-10
IIIIllnEInIII.

EVERY crow SeeInS itS own young the black
est, i al old saying, which may he made appll-
cable TO the genus h1BiO In this wise, every manu-
factnrer deems his own goods the best conse-
quently the opinions Of manufacturers aud deal
rrs IN refrence 10 their productions and articles
should he taken cUn gruHD Sdiis, and as being
tntltleU To hut little weight unless suDpOrtel hy
the cofruboratiye testimony Of purchasers
we are prompted 10 write the foregoing In cOu-
necliOn with q subject Of vital importance TO the
community at large, VIZ, that OF pure matt
liquors, AMI we wish to say, Fn JRtAt1ni, that II
tue temperance agltatnrs Will advocate thGiuse
OF malt liquor, and use their power and influence
WIN our law-glyers 10 lessen the tax thereon
directing their crusa 10 against spirituous liquors.
that malt liquor which has hern 80 FELL and favor
anly known In this District ~ Massey'S Philadel-
phla ale.
This celebrated ale needs no especial coInmen-
dalOn from Us, for the simple reasDn that II Il 50
well known as pure arice u to give II the pref
erenre oyer q other dDWesti" glCs IN this market
daring pcrdl or from ten 10 fifteen years; and
u Il singular hut we-knOwn fact In attestallOn
OF the truth Of our assertion, that all Of the
are those which sell Massey 4 ale exclusively, aud
as soon as other anh Inferior ales are lntrOllred
by such dealers their trade rapidly declines,
MAsseys ale was never OF better quality than
during the present winter, aud their agents Ia
lhIs District tMessrs. Palmer 4 Green, GsOrge-
town, u. C.,) are prepared to attend promptly 10
all qriers WIN whlch they may he favored either
for ale In casks or In bottles
Messrs Palmer Green arc the surcessorS of
Mr.. Riley A. shinn, who lrst introduced Massey Il
ale In the District Of Columbia; and although q
young nrm have already established an enylHhle
reputation as energetic business men, Give
them a trial
National Republican., 1873-02-10
The ConLrmnrL O,HrIrn.

Charles II. O'BFcn, sentenced TO be hung Tor
the murder " Cunningham, realizing that little
hope remains Uf Executive clemency being eG-
tended IN bis behalf, on Saturday sent for Rev.
u. u. Wigpt, $, j., Of 81. JOsGphJ church, with
whom he mad lengthy lnteVitW. The counsel
OF the trial proceedings IN his case, With view
OF presenting the same TO the DepartInent VI
Justice In aid Of Communication OF sentence,
National Republican., 1873-02-10
DcnIL afkY. 4. KrnInn.

Mr., william 4. kcclan, WciLknOWn reporter
Of this city, ant for number Of years OOaggHted
with the p1Ry ChTOHtcis, died on Saturday even
Ing after few days sickness. Nc. koelan was
In the 1fteth year Of hs age. His funeral will
take place to-day at o'clock from II, Peters
Catholic church,
National Republican., 1873-02-10
IkuiuiIis TeTDplnrs

iOlhmha IummanderN, No, 2, knights lrm,
Tor their nflh aDnual eycP, 10 he held At Masonic
Temple on the evening VI Friday, February n.
All the committees hlyo been appointed, and
from the work already done Il Is the evident In.
tsntion Of the COmmanhery to make this even
superior 10 either OF their former entertainments,
National Republican., 1873-02-10
orr q spring Overcolt.
A. SLES Co, $40 seventh street

WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily TuUmsrOS's Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price, ~ and 80 cents per bottle.
WELLS MACHISE-sPREAD STRESdTIIESIGG PLAs~
TIERS, whenever plaster IL needed, are unri-
vailed. Price 90, IS, and 30 cents earh.
BRAUTIFUI, soft, glossy hair; all desire II, all
may have II by constant use OF TuONPsONG
POmade 0ptlme. Price, 25 and 90 cents per
bottle.
LIdHT COLONEL Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not soled. JOUyESs inOdOrous Kid Glove
Cleaner will Tenoyate them thoroughly; price, 25
sents per bottle. All SOLD by druggists and
fancy dealers.
National Republican., 1873-02-10
LIMITED STATES PATENT oFFIcR.

~ 49,. WA HISGToS, d. o., Jan Is, lsfl.
On the petition OF bnADFoRp ii PiEncr of Nav
Bedford, Mas, and MASON Il, .PmRCE, Of Wood
patent frf SP Pai as% oS ISI @A asS y AS4 q
lSs' Telssued On the sslh dy % February, 1884 on
tue ltth day OF JAunAry l39 and on the Hth day ol
AsR5il lS1S; tgf Az IMPROVEMENT IN Machines toi
ordered that the testimony in the case 10 eloaed
On the 18th day o. March next Msl the Time foI
hlinE Arguments aud the ENgqi inef report be lin
petition be heard On the I'd day Of Aprl next
jKSsTs0 @s Br2IEd Edaf daa fT 1tssSa 1ta%ShI,.,Op.r
National Republican., 1873-02-10
AIllullU0H.

The following cases Of smallpox were reported
to tue health once yesterday and Saturday;
one ease ol East Capitol street, between Third
and Fourth streets southeast.
one On Eleventh street, hOtWeCn PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and q street southeast
one on Seventh street, between T ami Mary.
land ayenne northeast.
one Ln 0nAI alleN mnrlnMest
National Republican., 1873-02-10

AZ enierprslug gambling house IN Denver re-
geltly hlfed rather fresh young man trcru the
q burly man OF rustic dress and manners who
looked for all tho world like an honest ranchman
from down the Platte, and Just dlsmOunted from
wagon load OF potatoes somewhere round the
corner. The cApper drew him into conversation,
aud the rustic "drOppedn on the game at once,
was piled with numerous social glasses, and
rather gradually and eNpenslyey lnyelRled iuto
the lair Of the tiger. When the ingenious youth
called the attention OF old King Pharaoh himself
to the prize he had IN tow, that potentate rudely
chief Of police IN here forr
National Republican., 1873-02-10

~ IHghIA5lNo MAJORITY,
Daring tie fail, and slnOe the board began 20
issue IL certificates OF assessment against prop
cry Improved, this same opposition rallied
National Republican., 1873-02-10
Witness 4. WfBsrIn,
jASO'Th9w' Register af Wills

THIs Is TO GIVE NoTICE, THAT THE SUB
J. srriber has obtained from the supreme Court
pt the District Of Colqulhia, holding special term,
anna o, hlSdKL, late OF Washington city, D. o. de.
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
With the yonehers thereof TO the subscriber. on Of
6hSss Srs s 6y % ax 4bsy Ss ds93rg n as
said estate - ''
l5ia we - 'NA"AF9'
febLR9W aAMUEL q ROND
National Republican., 1873-02-10

No. 43p seventh street, between ID and Il streets
embracing oil grades of PApcrhangings and
Window shades; also, choice Paintings, Engray'
ings, Chr0mOs aud Photographic. Picture
Frames, oil styles and sizes, In Walnut, CIT,
Velvet, aC.; Picture Cord Ani TaSsels, Ring,
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinued and Wire uentIe
plClnTe Innls. Ar.
National Republican., 1873-02-10

An Important meeting Of the Ohio Republican
Association will he held this evening. Zach
member VI the several committees Of the asso-
citation Is earnestly requested to be present.
National Republican., 1873-02-10
orE g. spring oyercoat.
A. SAEs a CO., $40 seventh street

TIE "DOMEsTIC" sEwIsG MACHINE COMPANY Is
seln az more machines Ia it, second year than
It's tenth yeIr. The "DOmestic" has won this
success at time when competition Is the
machines sell the most readily, amt had ones the
most slowly.
word 10 the wise Is mficeRt.
NJ. p. Adams a c., pO5 street, (MasOnlc
Temple,) are the agents for the domestic" la
this city.
National Republican., 1873-02-10
ADJUSTMENTS, LECTURES, ETC.

WAsliINaTON THEATRE COnuQUR.
w Eleventh street tsouth PepnsylvsniS svenuS)
ANOTHER GREAT COMPANY
TEN NEW AsP1RANfs, ron FkvoR
WM. CARLETON, WM'ClRIrToS
Tue Distinguished Irish Comedisn' w.
MISS JENNY uILMER
The pleasing Irish Actress and SonEatrepa
The famous jig Dancer and Lady Chamfion
KITTY LIE ROY,
no,l, Ihe Tfat re AsnsationAl Song and Dance Men,
Return Of ths inimitable Dutch fiome1iSpt toN'
0EO. y, KNIGHT.
nm he ier oflshrsisd Irish Vocalist and Dancer,
n nv y,SrSSsisyori,C Dsnsspses,H a. nooNhn'
.-.. YttR ahthT gALI.Eff 4 iii TRotpfA, tiffAfhAS'
IntrodncinR Mile MMETTA, Misses Dody Fan.
frstia, ssllle Chapman, EnmG Marsh, Emily Smith,
pRonnslly' Rose Celeste. Maud Miller. aud CARRIE
THE GREAT FoNTAINBLEAu.
Otto Bnrbank. Johnny Harris, Dick Parker n Jean
Buckley, James Douglas, Amanda lea
Harry Reese, Huston nrotherp
First Time In this Theatre of the IauRhaile
VIRGINIA MUMMY.
Also, Mr. Geo. Y, knights New yernl1n of
AFTER DARK
m Matineea every "wednesday and Saturday, A hne
billiard Parlor attached to the Saloon. febictf
National Republican., 1873-02-10

TuE three hundgedth anniversary Of Preshy-
teTian church history Will he celebrated In Dr.
snndcfland's church Wednesday evening.
National Republican., 1873-02-10

rHg members Of Columbia Commandcfy, No.
=, X. r., are direrted to attend special conclaNe
OF the Gommaudcry at the asylum tonight.
National Republican., 1873-02-10
NInrnI I,.lurniinn

The Moral Educational Society held thclr rcgtI-
lar meeting on Saturday In the parloTs Of the Y.
VI. 9. A. The following resolution was adopted
Whereas even a proposal to Try to Interest
children IN the cause OF Temperance and TO cir
cnlate pledge among them provOkcs protest
of liquor dealers:
Reyurci, THAT this clearly Indicates the duty Of
all Christian people, lovers Of good order and hu-
man welfare, To commence the proper instruc-
tiOn and use such Influences as Will prevent the
child Of to-day from becoming the patron Of the
dIamshop and rumseller and recruit nf the an
nual prOcession to the hrunkarl's grave.
The next lecture In the course will be given on
Saturday, February Ia, at the Congregational
church, coTner Of q and Tenth streets, at 3
O'Clock, y. m. Subject: "The education OF
Fashion. lts tendency tn soriaI i'm ntn. .aiitIrs
National Republican., 1873-02-10

6lB PURE FRENCH CANDY 6i6
Ia manufactured daily, and sold at the low price
Of 20 cents per pound, at 6l6 Pennsylvania ave
nue., opposite Metropolitan hotel
OCR o. spring Overcoat.
A. SAEs \ CO., 8iG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-02-10
PREMATURE ENDING or BRIDAL
TOUR.

A Youthful Couple In a Police Couri.
On the 2lst OF January William &. Murray, q
confidential clerk In the employ Of BoodgOOd A
Co., suddenly disappeared with SSOJl Of the
nrmS money In his possession. For several days
Messrs. BloodJOoi 4 Go. RETAINED from taking
steps to recover the amount ur prosecute the de.
faulter, trusting TO hls probable voluntary return
No trace OF the fugitive IN the meantime being
discovered, they placed the case In the hands Of
Detective Tully, OF the Genital Ofilce, with IN
struotons TO offer liberal reward for lnfDTma-
slOn SSnce,hsnS @ nim, and certain proportion OF
Tully proceeded to Investigate thG case, aud
found that the young man had entered into a
matrimonial alliance with n Miss Ada Shreye
aud the two had forthwith departed on a weiiIna I
tour for parts unknown. Photographs Of the
couple were procured, and circulars containing
these, as well as description VI their general
Appearance, were forwarded to the various pO-
das.
Tully received telegram from the chief OF
police Of st. Johns, New Bril4wIck, stating that
young man, accompanied by lady, cOrre-'
spending with the description furnished, was
detective at once started for that place, and
closely watching their movements became sat
n,,G lsaed 81 thei, Identity 10 avoid difficulty, he
the United States Jurisdiction. IIis conf lectures
were correct, for shortly after his arrival both
took their departure for Bangor, Me, where the
I
! their track, he soon effected their arrest, ami
both were yesterday brought to this rity In Gus
tody Of the orticer.. lester1ay they were ar
| raigned before Justice bowling, at the Tomhs
! police court. Murray ls young man, apparently
! about twenty-one years Of age, Of line appear
ance, AMI bore himself up well under the irving
| ordeal. The bride II tall, handsome brunette
OF about seventeen, OF frank and innocent ex-
| pressiun full figure and large, open coaAtenance
She was gttircd IN black silk dress aud As
trakhan sacque, drah veil partially cOnceaIlnR
her features. She manifested much emotion
during the proceedings, shedding tears cnplOIISly
and evidently suffering intensely.
Mr. John L. slRyhack made formal complaint
against Murray, detective Tally adding thai
| four 900 gold certificates, two 800 I'nIted
States bonds, anti about three hundred dollars
worth OF JeWelry hal heen recovered from the
prisoner.
Murray, on his formal examination, rave hls
residence at bl East Fifty-nrst street. birthplace
New York, and when questioned as to the charge
preferred against HIN, stated "I never Intended
to steal Mr.. BlOodg0Ods money!
Messrs, Howe Ilnmmell represented the de-
fence. On application OF Mr.. Hnmme who pre-
sented the certificate OF marriage, the lady was
discharged and given into custody OF her father
who was present In court, Murray was held by
Justice Bowling In $500 bail TO answer Both
then indulgedi In last, long, loving embrace and
parted, she for her home and he % his cell. All
present sympathized with the unhappy palr In
their misery, even the stern magistrate, with
whom duty Is ever paramount, sharing the gen.
tral feeling.-N J.. Herald.
National Republican., 1873-02-10

sEE orr g. spring oyercoat. .,.
sAKs a CO.. aiJ seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-02-10

SIZE orR s. spring oyercoat.
SAEs 4 CO., 3l6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-02-10

AMERICAS HouEE, corner Of Pennsylvania ave-
niue aud seventh street, at the junction OF the
Avenue and Seventh street railways. Beard 81
pcr day.
National Republican., 1873-02-10

J. W. BOTEIER BRo. have received new anl
beautiful pattcrnH ut decorated dinner Sr'' ni
recent importation.
National Republican., 1873-02-10
THE COURTS.
supreme Court-Gencrai Term.

All the Justices sat In bdnr on Saturday. The
court considered the appeal from the decision Of
the Commissioner Of Patents IN the matter Of
application Of L. \. Conklln and Joseph stafford
for reissue OF lcttcrs-patent granted to Daniel T.
stafford, January Is, isdi, for improvements In
cultlyntOrg.
The history Of this case briefly Is as follows:
Daniel :. Stafford made application for letters
patent August 30, 1880, for improvements In cul-
tivatofs, and on January 10, 1851, received pat
ent therefor, with claims covering the details Of
the operating mechanism Of his machine. After
receiving his patent he used every effort to In
trodnce the machine 20 the pnhllr, i being then
novelty In the agricultural art. From isGi to
1860 over 1900 were made and sold to the public.
The inventor, Stafford, died IN the spring Of
1893, Just as the success Of his machine was as
surch, but before he had rcaped any hcnent from
II, as II appears he died bankrupt; AMI owing
deemed necessary.
An application for reissue was made, and re-
fused; hence the appeal. Adjourned.
Circuit Court-Chicr Justice Cartier,
Ths court was engaged To- q short tins Only
saturday, the Attendance Of the Chief Justice
being required nj the gcnoal term. Tle only
business transacted vas tic hearing Of few
The appeal calendar will be concu led this
week. Adjourned.
Police Court-Judge smell.
| follows
susIn Dade, Eee, ling a bavdy house; nncd s25.
Sarah BIync, assault on Amy Roy, pleaded
guilty; ~. Mary Quiglcy, charged with carry
| Ing pistol; $40. Lewis johnson, q vagrant
waA sent to the wnrkhOuse. Reuben Robertson,
same charge, wOrkhOusc. William II. Rell was
| lined $50 for carrying u razor. Edward McCOr-
mick, charged with selling liquor In less guam
Titles than a pint without license. This is In
ned ~ 5ne ~ sS6cS same "uSTge Ihe %"
aud Henry Turner, stealing II chickens worth
t9s dollars from Mr.. Hodges, above George
town. They were sentenced to three months In
National Republican., 1873-02-10

SEE ouR s spring oyercoat. =.
SIEs 4 CO., 9lG seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-02-10
OCR spflng OYercoat.
4. SAEs \ CO., SIG Seventh street.

woSDERFUI.-I George COOmbs pO6 Ponnsyl.
syanla avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
Is selling the nnest French candles at the low
price OF 10 cents per pound. A call will satisfy
oil that he Il selling the same goods which are
usually sold for 70 cents. a. COoNBs, 900 Penn.
hylvana avenue.