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National Republican., 1873-11-12
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Recommendation Of the Health ON,

Recommendation Of the Health Ofirer.
meeting OF the Board Of Health was held
last night, Mr.. Marbury 10 the chair.
The health oficer, Or. Kesne, submitted q
synopsis Of operations In his once for the week
ending November 3; which was adopted.
A communication was received from the
health ofiicer requesting that the channel
around the dumping wharves be dredged In or
der that the scows may reach the wharves to
receive their loads; referred to . special COM
mittee consisting Of Messrs. Langston and
Verdi.
Also. that the wharves lie transferred from
Messrs. sawyer Co. to the Odorless ExcavatiDg z
Company; referred to the committee on ordi-
nances.
lie also recommended that proper action be
taken TO prevent the accumulation OF ashes on
private property and In alleys, which becomes
the nucleus Of debris which may become lnju-
Tious to health. The Board Of Public Works
have formerly removed these ashes, but now
that duty deyOlyes upon indl Viduals, and there
is prospect OF neglect OF this duty; hence his
request for the acticn OF the board. Referred to
the committee on ordinances.
Also, recommended that the dumping wharves
be strengthened. Referred to the same COM
mlttee. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-11-12
Medical Bubbles,

Columns would be required to enumerate the
medical bubbles that have risen TO the surface
and burst since HostetteI's Stomach Bltters be.
came the standard tonic OF the Western Hemi.
sphere. Boasts the most e1trayagant, fabrica.
Tons the most preposterous, cant the most slck.
enlng have In turn been employed TO bolster up
to time, been introduced In the hope OF iiyidIng q
the Held with that famous vegetable remedy.
signal failure has been the lot OF each and ali.
The reputation or the Bittera as Q preventive Of
restorative, and specific for indigestion, bilious
directions, rheumatism, nervous debility, const-
tutional weakness, paroxysmal fevers, and ali
complaints TO which the more sensitive sex are
exclusively liable, Is established upon the sound
basis OF more than twenty years experience,
and can no more be shaken by the clap-traD NOS,
lasting hills by the winds that rustic through
their tienleH '''N"h"
National Republican., 1873-11-12
The X, II, IL, Jourunl.

We have received the November number OF
this sprlghtly little journal, and are glad 10
greet It again, now that It's days Of holiday are
past 1t has caught the true spirit Of improve
ment, as the following extract from Its editorial
VIII show; "Washington, once desplsed mud
hole, Ia now tho fairest OF the fair. Proudly can
she undergo the most critical scrutiny OF the
'hetropolitAns, the 'spOkesmen' from the en-
lArged Hub or the gay Quakers from the land
ssy, Il anu Of wasbipgton,'
National Republican., 1873-11-12
WiIa0n,. Ale.

10 should not he forgotten that George u. Will
son has not ceased to manufacture and deliver
TO all parts OF the city his pure ale, rvaling In
nutrition and delicacy OF taste the best brands
OF ale made In this country. His darlington
brewery" corner of X and Twenty-seyenth
streets northwest, Is kept constantly running TO
supply the great demand for this pure beverage.
IL has especial merits for delicate gentlemen
aud ladies' who should keep 1t constantly In their
houses. 1t Is supplied 10 such sized barrels as
VIII meet the demand of the saloons OF the
cities or private families. Try 1t before buying
foreign aleR.
National Republican., 1873-11-12
THE "GRAND CAPITOL" HOTEL.
Meeting of Co,porn,or, Ln., Niuht.

"reting OF tofporutors i.ust Nikht.
A meeting Of the subscribers to the stock OF
the new hotel company 10 he located on Capitol
lIl was held ut tho companys room, corner NJ
Third street east aud Pennsylvania avenue, last
night, TO hear the report OF the committee on
rules and regulations for the government OF the
organization. partial report was submitted
with instructions To report At an adjourned
meeting to be held on Friday evening, llth In
6tant, when II II expected mat board OF man
ayers viii also he elect ed and other business con-
nected with q complete organization OF the com
pany transacted. The meeting then adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-11-12
Arrest or sbrak Thieves,

For some time past gang Of sneak thieves
have been pTOwliug about Washington and rob
tang the various stores by taking from the front
such articles as are hung out on exhibition.
MANY SUI Il thrll4 having been committed lately,
tbirt ncir live ClatyUr has taken hold OF the
IuatIer, anil with hs assistants, II determined
tive tOOmts arrested Y. Whitney AMI Il. FitZ.
hugn, two well'kuUwn sneak thieves, on snspl-
riOn uf having rubbed stores on seventh street,
Hnd also ueOlRr Addison, alias rOdger, on the
same charge. They were locked up al police
headauartels.
National Republican., 1873-11-12
81, Audrev,s soclety.

The St. Andrews Society held their annual
meeting on Monday night, aud elected the fol-
lowing ofricers for the ensuing year: Gen. @. W.
president; John X. Shoemaker, second vice
president; John II. Small, treasurer; John II,
Berry, secretary; Rev. DE-. j. Z. Rankin, chap
lain. Managers, Peter Campbell, David No
DuncansOn, WIN. Davis. The club VIII hold its
annual banquet on the evening Of December !.
several letters were read from the president ef
the 81. Andrews Society Of Memphis In relation
10 the aid Afforded them during the prevalence
OF the yellow fever by the Washington society.
Dr. Rankin, the chaplain, has been invited TO
preach a sermon to the society on Sunday even.
ing November 30,
National Republican., 1873-11-12
The unlIImare AmerIran

announces through Its columns that the highest
pflze, SILVER medal tor Cl0thlng) was awarded
competitors, "for superiority OF CUT, workman
sup and material VI garments exhibited" :"
Mcssrs. saks Co. deserve great credit for their
enterprise IN producing garments Of this class.
Oar friend Ives, Ia charge OF their tailoring par
Tors, mas proven his ability TO compete with the
best talent In the country, The majority OF the
Ratmehta, We regret 10 learn, were disposed OF
in Baulm0re. Those remaining Will be on eN-
hiOitlon IN their show window this evening.
National Republican., 1873-11-12
Additional Church Collections for the Mem.
DIis SufIrrers

The following amounts have been received
since last Acknowledgements to be added to the
fund for the destitute widows and orphans In
Memphis: Church Of the Strangers, Rev. Mr..
Hubbard, tl3.fs; Nineteenth.stIeet Baptist
church, 81; DunblrtOn-street Methodist Epls-
cOpal church, Rev. u. PrytOn Brown, 800: Uni
s5l 81; AsUury Methodist Episcopal church, fs3;
Church Of the Epiphany, Rev. DR., Watkins, t233.
Many other churches OF the city are preparing To
hand In liberal donations.
| shall bo abseut until Saturday morning.
After that date Will he at 1874 q street. DOna-
tons meanwhile may he handed TO Captain !. B.
Archer once b29 seventh street, over rarkeIs
hook store, or TO Rev, q. A. Hail, secretary
Dung Mems Christian Association.
The sum OF all the collections In the churches
IOF this object will he given hereafter.
BARBOUR LEWIS, 1914 G street.
National Republican., 1873-11-12
Reduction In Price.
On and after Monday, 10th inst,
the price Of
HANESNRR'S BREAD
will be
SIX CENTS ALOAF.

TiIE IMMENSE AND ELEGANTLY assorted stock Of
BoOls anu Shoes for gentlemen, ladies', boys,
tensive establishment OF g. r. Cummlns, No.
w seventh street, between l and X, at cost.
Ihe STOCK embraces all the leading styles OF the
most celebrated makers thr0us shout the country,
AMI until the next thirty days will he sold at and
below cost. Now Ia the time to secure bargains
Remember the number, 9l2 Seventh street, be-
tween andK.
National Republican., 1873-11-12
THE TURF.
A Running Race-yeliow jacket Wins
Time, SI secoDds

The running race on the Piney-branc track
between the T. h. Prince, named by Lober and
Berglorf, aud b. h, Yellow jacket, OF Charlottes-
vile, Va, named by Nance and CuIley, came
on yesterday. Despite the raw snd chilly day
there was fair asseinbage OF the lovers OF turf
sports. The race was for $500 q side, $50 yards,
anil a single dash. Messrs. David BronghtOn
Messrs. John D. Grason, OF Baltimore; u. W.
sumluey and john w. Kelly. OF this city, as
judges Of the race. The horses obtained a fair
start at the irst trial, and travelled r0unu the
coming In ahead, and winning ln bi seconds.
Alter tue race tho winning horse, Yellow Jacket,
Was put up for sale and brought Sl46, very low
price considering the remarkable good time he
made Ia this race and previous ones, and his ex-
cellent hne condition. The lucky purchaser was
Mr.. Jacob Pufo, OF Montgomery county, Md.
National Republican., 1873-11-12

Having perfected special arrangements for the
purchase OF $4,000 District bonds, receivable In
inents and sewerage, Dickson & Patterson are
enabled to oner extraordinary Inducements to
property-owners In settling their bills for taxes
onces.Goo Fiiteenth street. opposite the Treas
ury, aud 200 F0ur-and-a a half street, near Penn
sylyania avenue. Econ0mlze by placing your
assessment bills In their charge,
National Republican., 1873-11-12
PAYMENT Of the Board Of PubIic Works
EmDlayr,.

Tue lahoren employed under The parking com.
mission will be paid To-day at noon by pr. A. T..
Pardon, paynlaSter Of the Board 0f Public Works.
Tue other employees OF the board and those Of
the District government Will he pail on subse-
aueut days. Due notice VI tue time OF such
na,meut Will Du given.
National Republican., 1873-11-12
An Artist.

EHVfIF5 W0Iu DVtVHVT1I
HE'S Iot painter who simply copies tree,
Just as is. photograph Of a tree Ia not 4
work OF art; but he who, observing trees. brings
to bear upon them imagination and fancy and
reason, and gathers all OF association, so that In
looking upon tres there rises In his mind an
Ideal conception and he then brings back again
70 the canvas this idealizsd tree, that 10 due 10
those subtler elements that come from him and
10 not hang upon 1.-THE 10 an artist.
National Republican., 1873-11-12
Benevolent Entertainment.

The ladies OF the Union Benevolent Society OF
Georgetown will give an entertainment ut the
Gay, on Thursday and Frluay, the 18Th aud i4lh
instants, serving lunch from ~ TO O'Clock each
day. The proceeds uf this entertainment are TO
made 70 the Home building. the ladies extend
. cordial Invitation 10 the public, and solicit q
generous patronage, as wen aA contributions OF
fancy articles or eatables.
National Republican., 1873-11-12
Dcyises Of tho Dead,

In the Probate Court yesterday the last will
OF Henrietta Glitch was nled for probate. The
testator bequeaths her estate to Chas. Schwarz-
koph, Of Norfolk, and Henry Noble, OF washing
ton, In trust Tor Mrs. DR.. Noble; after her deain
70 her children, and II none, thep TO DR.. Noble
for life, and then TO the children OF Charles
Schwafzkoph aud II. Noble.
The will OF Thomas Thomas, OF WaAhlngton
county, devlsing his farm near Good Hope nm
to various persons, waA nled,
National Republican., 1873-11-12
New York Dry Good. Marker.

down." down." "down in prices, IA tho
special record OF the great houses, as viii be
seen by our advertising columns. Such sales of
Dry goods at Wholesale and retail, In one house
10 the value OF six millions Of dollars, in another
70 the value OF one million, and In Others in the
aegregste many millions more Is a novelty TO
.me a,,, ivy anu country. In twenty-five years no
Town purchasers nor TO the trade, nor TO retail
ers, loDbers and others In town. Tho fail il
slnpy py immense, and reduces the value OF
since the civil war commenced, Tbe ama,i ia
manu- OF goods from Europe, and the forced
saes sas oy manntacturers and In lmporters hands,
AMI made an Invitation to buy such a. ibe conn'
try never witnessed before, Wv '''"
National Republican., 1873-11-12
ABOUT THE CAPITOL.
The Pneusatic Tai. BsisG Relaid.

The Pneunstic Tab BsisS ReIaid.
Mr.. Albert Brisbane is now engaged with q
force OF workmen In laying down q new tube
from the Capitol TO the Government printing
house. The present method Is the construction
Of brick channel or calvert. In which Is In.
serted wooden duct OF octagon shape, through
which the globe or sphere Is TO pass and return
by the pneumatic process. The channel is laid
Just beneath the surface of the earth along
North capitol street. and Is OF about the capacity
for an eighteen-inch sphere, and adapted only to
the transmission OF sma II packages, manuscripts,
proofs, etc. II Is understosd that Mr.. Brisbane
OF his Invention by laying this tu6e At his own
expense.
THE HALL of TIE HOUSE.
Wofkmen are now engaged, under the super
vision Of Mr.. Buxton, doorkeeper OF the House,
10 putting down the carpets and placing the new
down TO the floor. The chairs will be shod with
rubber, TO prevent wear and tear Of carpets.
The seats reyolve upon piyots, but are without
any 70
gresham, therefore, must be Of medium trunk,
made to ut the chair. They are adjustable from
the upright 10 the reclining position, but the
backs are not sufflclently hign TO furnish . rest
for the weary Congressional head on . night
session. The desks are also too small to accom-
modate both the papers and feet Of the occu-
comings, a. they will have decided tendency to
discourage night sessions. Each desk Is to he
numbered, east or west, upon Q German silver
plate, and provided also with slide In which TO
slip card bearing the name Of the occupant.
The tables OF the ofncial reporters and the desks
OF the Journal and reading clerks are TO be COW
cred with new blue cloth. These preparations
are to be completed next week.
TIE GALLKRIEs.
The galleries have been entirely renovated and
rearTanged, with the exception Of that allotted
to the press. They are greatly Improved. The
eastern gallery Is partitioned on into two dlyl-
sions, which are reserved for the use OF the dip
lomAtc corps and their families and for the fani-
lies of members and their friends. Thus are
class privileges gradually creeping upon US. The
southern gallery Is devoted TO the ladies and the
press, and thewestern gallery also TO ladies', and
gentlemen accompanying them. The northern
gallery will be 1tted up with birchen upholstery
on the backs and seats for the employees OF the
ard OF Public Works. There Il one spot In
this gallery which was occupied BY q citizen OF
African descent during the last session for thirty
consecutive days, excepting sundays, which is
dlscernlble from all parts Of the houso by the
discoloration Of the upholstery upon the back OF
the seat. The modern birchen seats are consid-
cred less favorable to the preservation ana nur-
ture OF vernin, and much better adapted for
fumgatlon and dlsinfection. The opinions Of
the soons OF the Board Of Aealth will probably
be shortly consulted as to the best dlslnfectipR
material to be used In this gallery, a. the doctors
might di1er, and the discussion precedent to Q
decision OF the question be prolonged until after
the session OF Congress expires.
National Republican., 1873-11-12

Call and examine the nre and burglar.proo
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels, silver.waro, or
other valuables. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dol
lars per annum, according 70 slze, No business
man can AFFORD TO do without them.
TAKE RarRing from ths chicdgO and Boston GTts,
National Republican., 1873-11-12
WEATHER REPORT.
w...sss,,,SS..1 o.,,S. q Z T II,
PROBABfLrTtEs.

PROBABILITIES.
ror the Northwest and upper lakes north
wues,ery ,uy winds, cloudy weather and snow. For
sne . iower lakes southwcsteriy to northwesterly
WI "u, rising barometer, cold, cloudy weather
anu SNOW. For the Southern States south
@ @mssy Winu', rising barometer, parity cloudy
IN w. loliowed hy colder and cloudy weather
Hew ns,e wes.eIh dulf For the Middle states and
weaver h,, end rain. Cautionary slgnais continne
roinno ~ isn"s@ukse, @ chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit,
t.on, h0,cu1 and Cleveland, Reports are mlsslna
Mississippi river. ""''e "eS' vi 'ne
TIE WEATHER IN wAsnIsoros.
The following was the range of tho ,h.,,,,,,,.
icr ~ Hernplers yesterday; ! q, m, a., 10 = nv :
%' ~ M, %; p. M, 80; tp. m, 20; D. m. ts
National Republican., 1873-11-12
Keen 0uftha rald

DO 70 sayages, aud got him 10 put his un-
rlvAled weather-Htrlp on your windows and
doess.i Many have been comforted, and advise
their friends 10 go and do likewise.
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican., 1873-11-12

No lower prices, no trouble to show goods, and
no greater satisfaction can he given, than at
strauss popular clothing house, where il now
onering superior bargains TO buyers OF Mems
sultA ana OVaTcoats-at lOli Pennsylyanla ave-
nne, between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
National Republican., 1873-11-12
uerket,s Clothing.

:, !. Becker Co., our popular clothiers, corner
Four.and.a-half street anu Pennsylvania avenue,
are still running on their immense stock OF
clothing for men AMI boys at greatly reduced
rates. rivallng the prices OF the largest estab-
lishments OF the District. Give them q call, aud
get value received for your money and twenty
ner cent. over.
National Republican., 1873-11-12

An English oincer, formerly In the Indian
army, and thoroughly experienced in ten culture.
has addressed memorial to the Italian Govern
ment declaring that many parts OF the Kingdom
are suitable Tor the cultivation OF that plant, and
National Republican., 1873-11-12
AurtIon Snle. To-Day,

Latimer a Cleary will sell lot OF Irish linen.
Duncansop, Bowling A Co., will sell a large
and comm0dlOus brick house on the south side
OF NJ street, near the corner Of Ninth street west,
No. 9i2.
National Republican., 1873-11-12
HENRY YOUNG RFsPITRD.
Ten nn,, Nor, ofI,iCc.

The President has decided TO grant Henry
Young, now under sentence Of death for the
murder of Frank Hahn. a respite for week OF
ten days. Young was to have been executed on
EridaN nnrt
National Republican., 1873-11-12
New Store, New Stock.

II. @. LEWIS, No. 9O3k SEVENTH STREET.
mas now in store, and daily receiving, Q large
anu complete assortment OF GEsrLEARN's, BOYS
AND CHILDREss HATS OF the very LATEST STYLES;
also, complete assortment OF GENTS FURNISH.
INC GOODS, cheap for cash.
National Republican., 1873-11-12

CAUTION TO PrRcHAsxRs OF THE PERUVIAN
SYRUP, "a protected solution OF the protoxide OF
Iron |-Beware OF being deceived BY any Of the
preparations OF Peruvian bark, or bark and iron.
which may be offered to you. Every bottle OF
genuine has Peruvian Syrup" mot Peruvian
bark) hlowa in the glass. Examine the bottle
National Republican., 1873-11-12
London spck Suits,
Interesting to Tax.pnyer.

Made from the cholcest English anu French Suit
lngs, ady-inahe, at low rates.
A. sAks n Co., dlG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-11-12
CITTITEMS.

These panic days have shrunk our purses;
The biggest banks have met reverses;
Few pay nj CALL, some not AT all,
Aud none pay SILVER out this fall
The oldest DERG's the villes lust made,
The vast tMkTkOPOLITAN centres OF trade,
All need the DOLLAR, aud everyone strives
To. lay up STORE for themselves and thell
wives.
The place to SAVE MONEY, all will agree,
Is at 3le Seventh street, between Cani ID,
National Republican., 1873-11-12
NEW OPRRA-HOUsF.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.

bIENOR TONTMASO HALVINl
The best living actor, ,"-Robsrt BrownfSg.
Charlotte CushiAaH, " 'N'
The greatest Of all sctors except Rachel "-nn,..
"ruch triumph q dramatic genius has seldT m
been seen. His oihello the perfection Of arts."-
His ,Othello the most powerful. artistic aud
original performance the world has seen "-HraId
,,hn s ~ hIst and eny appsarances in Washington on
.rs P,sy on which was founded the most successful
DAVID 6ABRICK
rrssALviNIin in his great role of SULLIVAN,
roEspArt Mey, Y. shakHpeaMreis, are sublime tragedy.
sALNlNl in his grand mpersonAiion U1HELLO.
Reserved seat for both nights, "a
place WEDSEs sDAY aud THURSDAY next
sac OF seals Tor slnsIe nikhta bekins FhIDAY.
National Republican., 1873-11-12
Sale Of Carpet. and O,Ic,.,h..

Parties furnishing should not fall to attend the
sails by Messrs. Latlmer 4 Cleary, at ", Il,
Mitchell A Co.'S, OF their extensive sale Of Oar
pet, and Ollcloths, 10 take place next MonCay
National Republican., 1873-11-12
Ladies, Alteration,

This Is the last day OF the sale OF Irish Linens
at MeAsIs. Latimef 4 Clearyt. A similar OPP
portunlty may not occur agaln Of buying real
Irish linen Of suction prices,
National Republican., 1873-11-12
$50.
The hanisnucst
No Uettcr Clotbiop.

$50 Overcoat In this city
Is our English Olive Castor.
We invite you TO call aud look at II.
A. SAgsI Co., 3lG seventh street,
National Republican., 1873-11-12
To Get Ysur Msne,,s Worth

Buy your Clothing at Noah Walker 4 Co.'S, oil
Pennsylvania avenue.
English worsted Diagonals and Beavers, Cut
away Coats and yesla 70 match, at reduced
priceB.
Overcoats. Oysrcoats Oyercoats
pNg wing Soats; wing Coats. Wing Goats.
.Sew stock received to-day,
Boys, Youths and Childrens Clothing, New
stock received to-day. Cheap. Cheap. CLean
NOAH WALLER 4 Co
GIL PennsylYanLa ave MeiInnnliinn iIoi.l
National Republican., 1873-11-12
NntipunI AnNiuIa HnnL

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. banking hours to I; Sslur-
days, to sand 10 Q.
National Republican., 1873-11-12

MAssSrs ALE Is the cheapest, because It Is
no waste. 80
Masssys Ale Is the cheapest, because IL has
Massey's Ale Is tho cheapest, because Il istue
purest.
Massey's Ale Is tho cheapest, because IL Is the
Families supplied and faucets loaned.
PALMER a 9RsEN,
Sole Agents, Georgetown
National Republican., 1873-11-12

introducing mo most latiHhAblc
DUBLlN BALLET TROUPE.
THE GREAT MALE MORAL BALLET,
p,, with new scenery. Dresses. Properties, &c.
T., THE tDAMs BROTHERS
MONS BLASDOWskrS CELEBRATED
COZ RE OF BEAUTY BALLET
Twelve handsonie laqids led hy III. Star Premier
OF Inc World, MILE ANNETTE GALLETTIi
suprortcd BY the brilliant necundo,
- MILE IOTrIE LIE POINT,
The ever 1ayotite Socalittp,
IL " EAuAN, Jas. T. EDWARDS.
The accomplished Actress aud yoca calst,
MISS CARRIE AVERY
The Eonular hmerican Actor, g, ", THOMPSON
II. y. HOD IEs, r. JEAN bJiCKITY
Aud 9nr Mammoth Troupe in Mott
Enloyable Entertanment.
erFsmiy Matintea for Ladiss and Children
every WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY.. nOiO
National Republican., 1873-11-12

At Baltiniore, Philadelphia and New York
Prices.
Many persons go to other cities to purchase
furniture, and pay cash, when they can buy at
home on the same terms. at the same prices and
save time and freights. II. o. Towles, 1907 Penn
sylvania avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, will sell furniture as low for the same
quality as can he bought In any OF the above
cities for cash. All goods sold as represented.
National Republican., 1873-11-12
FURNITURE, FURNIrURF.

j. ii. souier d To-,
Bankers, No. iil6 Pcnnsyly ania ayeRue nay
per cent on all deposit.
National Republican., 1873-11-12
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE STATE DEPARTMENT.

The Secretary Of State has Just made the fol-
lowing promotions In tho diplomatic service;
Mr.. Gerrlsh, consul at Nantes, promoted to be
consul At Bordeaux, vice Cunch, resigned: Mr.
Alcott, consular clerk at Nantes, promoted to be
consul at Nantes, vice Gerrish, promoted.
National Republican., 1873-11-12
Gil Pennsylvania ave, Metropolitaa Hotel Hole

!, Thk GREAT KN0LIsu RKNKDY for aout and
hneunaIisln. All sufferers from the above com.
Piants, eitheI oi recent or long standing, are adj.
Trey can be relied upon as the most safa and
enectual remedy ever offered TO the public. and
nave peen universally used In Europe for many
years Win the greatest success, Prepared ~
PnouT HAtsAhI, 229 strand, London, england
National Republican., 1873-11-12
EOR MOUNT VERNON.

ENOH MOUNT VERNON.
The ste.ms. MRow, Captain Frank Holins.
bead, having been rebuilt and entirely renited 81
her present owners, will leave her wharf, -
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET.
DAILY, (BuRdAys e1eepted) AT 10 O,OI. .OOK pnR
MOUNf VERNON. S'1ooh' fon
The Tomb OF fWAshinKton, and INTERIM ediAta L AND
fsbi' len .Bupf atsamer AIpo
National Republican., 1873-11-12

III every style; prices from 81 to SIS.
a. SAKS a Co, ZIG Seventh street