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childrens wing coats, s.. at A. saks 4 Co.'S.
NAVY YARD.
Continued Activity.

Southuutu ArUNHvs
In oil the shops where work 10 being done for
the shawmut and Fortune. the men work until
i9 O'Clock at night, In compliance with the order
OF the Navy Department to nt out these vessels
AZ rapidly ss possible, and II Is expected that the
bell wiz ring on tomorrow Sunday Tor the men
TO 20 TO work. ..
Another batch bf sailors arrived on yesterday
from Baltimore, and were placed on board the
Relief. This makes one hundred and twenty
now 90 board the receiylng-shlp, and they are
packed like sardines In box. Out OF this num-
ber about one hundred will be drafted In day
or two for the Philadelphia and New York yards.
A board Of survey consisting OF Commander
W. W. Queen, Constructor 7. d. Wilson, Henry
Hoover, master shipwright; Geo. W, shenleld.
foreman OF caulkers, and Alex. Sword, boat
builder, are engaged inspecting all the small
bouts In the yard, to ascertain and report on
their fitness for service.
The steamers Express and X. q. Knight ar
rived at the yard, loaded with stores for the DIFF
ferent bureaus. The Knight. after dlscharging
her stores, took on board q number Of gun-car-
riageH Of the latest pattern. for the New York
nayy-yard, for use on board the ships now ntting
out there.
A schooner-load Of timber. consigned to the
Department Of Construction and Repair, arrived
st the yard on Thursday morning.
National Republican., 1873-11-29
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Meeting Last NiGht.

heetlnk Last NNhts
A meeting OF the Board Of Health was held
last night.
On the recommendation Of the health oiiicer
the frame house on the southeast corner OF Sixth
and q streets was declared q nuisance and
ordered to be abated.
A communication was received from Governor
Shephera transmitting letter from II. W. Red
man asking that the board pay him for clothing
destroyed during the rage OF smallpox. Referred
to the ordinance committee.
The health officer asked instructions Of the
hoard as TO the fee allowed TO be collected by
the company having the contract for cleaning
privy boxes, the law authorizing n fee Of 81
Tor every box three feet long, eighteen incnes
wide and eighteen inches deep, and twenty-five
cents extra ior every extra foot In length. The
health ofroer desires that the fee collected by
the company conform to the law. Referred to
the committee on ordinances.
he also asked the instruction OF the board as
10 the authorization Of the collection OF q fee
for the remayal OF dead animals from places not
easily accessible. Referred to the secretary,
with instructions TO transmit copy OF the reso-
luton on the subject to the health oficer,
Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-11-29
Industrial Home school.

The president OF THIS Institution aoknowl-
edges the receipt Of the following contributions
to aid IL, viz: Hon. Walter y. Cox, $50; Harvey
Lindsey, 50; Lawrence Wilson, l5; Horatlo King,
se. Troi, .aneil, 81; Thomas Harrison, George
toWn, 81; ] T.6 L. n. Stevens, $40; David Smith,
IS; A. d. MIllett, %; W. +. Mattingly, So y, V.
Niles, %; Hon. W. Il. Chandler, $40; Henry Beard,
O.; g. Aman 81; J. B. Blake, 81 B. w. Reed, 81;
Third Auditors once, t22.bOi James 5. Topham,
0rorariRa a
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"whv
stand 70 DoubtinS."
Gene,
A. Hundreds Have,


Stand 70 Doubtins."
Gene,
A. Hundreds Have,
And be Ceavinced.
" We Ask MORE THAN
eS5 for A.. Salt worth S3J,
DON'T BUY 1T.
" We ASK MORE THAN
sa5 for ..Overcsat worth s35, a.,
DON'T BUY IT.
lF We ASK MORE THAN
sSO Tor n.......,..........-..b suit worth s2S,
DON'T BUY 1T.
" WE Ask MORE THAN
$40 for .Overcoat worth s2s,
DON'T BUY 1T.
lF WE ASK MORE THAN
SIS for orR.................... .suii worth s2J,
DON'T BUY 1T.
IF We Ask MORE THAN
SIS for nm. p.............Ov .Ovcrcsat worth s2s,
DON'T BUY 1T.
~ We ASK MORE THAN
sig for n............ suit worth SIS,
DON'T BUY 1T.
II We ASK MORE THAN
sic for an........... .Ove1coat worth SIS,
DON'T BUY 1T.
" We ASK MORE THAN
$40 for .Orercsat worth sis,
DON'T BUY IT.
We arc
Positively Selling Goods
AZ These Rates,
AZ HUNDREDS VINO HAVE BorGHr
WILL TESTIFY,
AND We INVITE
OTHERs TO CONE
AT ONCE AND SEE
FOR THEMSELVES.
HABLE Bros,
Merchant Tailors and Fine Ciothiers.
Corner Seventh ard d streets.
National Republican., 1873-11-29

Ansthcr Unnatural Mother.
Considerable stir was created In Georgetown
yesterday by the report that q colored woman,
employed In the house Of Mrs. Clements, on
Prospect street, In that city, had committed in-
fanticide. An Investigation was at once made
into the report, when II was CLEANED that O
woman named Matilda Hall was taken suddenly
III Tuesday night, complaining Of pain In her
side. The lady OF the house requested that q
doctor should be summoned, but to this she OBJ
jected, and persistently refused all medical aid.
A female friend Of the woman noticed that she
was pregnant. Wednesday morning u was no
tioed that she had been relieved and the child
disposed Of. Thursday morning the child was
found, accidentally, In trunk In her room.
The facts were reported to the police, and the
woman, seeming well. was escorted 10 the sta
ton. On the way she admitted the fact OF being
a mother, but said the child was born dead. The
coroner was notified, and DR.. Hartigan mado
pot morton examination, which resulted In the
conclusion that the child had lived, and that the
cause OF death was clearly criminal neglect. An
inquest was held, and q verdict rendered ac-
cordingy. The woman was committed 10 the
all hospital by the coroner.
National Republican., 1873-11-29

" m. q. A. LECTURES.
LINooLN HALL.
Independents II the Scientific Course.
JuLlA WARD HOW,
sr,,1II! TgEs.P2kY, !. 2,I EWxENiNa: WENNiN "A pscsmbsr e
~ PRSF. +. .Ifn v. HxYS&S, IA YHSRsI' women
s,,,,1 TUESDAY sps, EyENIsa, Dess%hsr IA i,
VIII sSsisss Fs
cecds for The benefit % the Industrial Home School
ruEspaTia TaSaHf sVssfss. sHsr: Sss::mesr o.
by the A''l'' 3 SoSSP ssi VI 4. Gouen,
asas ::;a:.: \! !. :sis |sssSs:,
~ sis, ~ S:fs q :s 5ss Is s ss:si
No extra change for reserved sess. Dissism Il
w;s VI Sss;; I; 'iii 'S'S$
WAsHINGTON TnRATRR COsiiQUR.
w nsSSsPtew SE rs5sf Rs1y Rspp;Slssss avenue
SonMEs6ISd Gos6Ry tSiNiSd. Nov "a
Tho young A%sfis,n ss 81, Ace, ,,rox
In the great sens. lonal Drama In Five Acts Of
WILD Ill!
The Rins sS q III sss;s.'s n"sss, @ scenery 4"
SSsS;RERsTlfERa SSRRTEa FIJI FSfaRSs ri RSsS' Men,
Es.' .'.l Of iss sa.sS II; slsRsss. Flss EDDIE
The charming Scottish nightingale,
MIss AaNEs SUTHERLAND.
ino s'''' islssst fAaHN and EDWARDS.
pshf;ssssL fss LSGSs Sc sns SESfSf
The f.v0r''s as. AssoF& w. THOMPSON.
MISS CARRIE AVERY,
Msssr.. b g HODGES, n J, Buctiey and Z. Harrison.
rA' mystic cSMiRRsfF MRs. "a. As'iSSisS 'iSSissSKrR.
Mises ils ANA MirtH Ks.e npS nssy oare
IN abPERBb PHH bSsT ESEtq Sif 3s sTtHrsfikAsTr rhE rssfikAsTr
sxarand C9mpiimentsIy. .Behent to-
TassRsaiSsa pNi Xxx &xxffsrr
ss,Es%iX M.tinses every WEDNESDAY and
slOo iiS Silver distributed Nightly sratuitously
National Republican., 1873-11-29
Chpdrens wing coats, Is, at A. Sax
SURPRISE PARTIES.

The congregation Of Rylsnd chapel visited the
parsonage "Wednesday and surprised the occu.
pants by presenting several heavily laden baskets
OF eatibies, which were spread upon the tables,
and good time had over them. The party con-
sisted OF about one hundred ladies' and gentle
men, and the occasion was very enjoyable,
On Thanksgiving evening number Of ladies'
aud gentlemen connected with the st. Marys
p. 4. church, (Rev. Alex. Crummell rector,) met
~ the residence OF Mr.. Howard, X street, be-
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets north
west, for the purpose OF forming q surprise
party TO their pastor. Miss Lucy Shepherd who
mad lnauguraled the movement, called for con-
trioutlons, and, without any ceremony, turkeys,
chlckens, ducks, sugar, cocoa, tea, nour, coffee,
sweetmeats and fruits, eggs, cheese, butter, and
many othor substantlals, were contributed finer
ally. Among those who took an active part In
the party may be mentioned Mrs. Howard, Mrs.
white and daughter, the Misses Dictz, Ingra-
nam and Hillard, Mrs. Brown. Barker, Murray
and johnson, an. Messrs. Charles Murray, II. ..
Cryer, 81. Clare Davis, J. Ross Davis, Jerome A,
Johnson, George W. Smith amt - Glasgow,
AT $3.50 .. IN. the party moved TO their PASTORS
residence. taking him completely by surprise,
II was both an agreeable and laudlbie affair.
Chiturpn'a wing raata nj A QaEa q no
National Republican., 1873-11-29
'hildrens wing coats, ss, at A. saks / Co.'S.
Death of Mr.. John NJ. BIsrri-.

On Thursday evening. Mr.. John N. Morris,
former editor and proprietor Of the Daily Chrons.
ek and the executive CLERK Of the Senate, died
a. his residence, In Unontown, Of consumption.
MI, motifs was 10 years OF age; was native OF
Wethersneld, Conn, AMI q graduate OF Yale
College. He was ordained as minister In 1865.
and served as chaplain Of the Eighth Connecticut
signed to take charge Of the "Connecticut War
Record, and In 1895 was elected assistant CLERK
OF the Connecticut House OF Representative
chief clerk OF same In 1896, and chief CLERK OF
State Senate In 1901, He was elected executive
clerk OF the United States Senate in the spring
Charleston IS. C.) Republican, which he con-
Quoted for about two years. He compiled and
edited, with W. Q. crofut the .Histofy Of Con-
the cATonieie Of this city from Col. Forney, jan
uary l, 1871, but after conducting IL for over q
year sold out his entire interest TO Its present
Of indomitable pluck and energy. lie leaves a
wife and one child.
National Republican., 1873-11-29

Al regular meeting Of the Ohio Republican
Association, held at Marinis hail on Thursday
evening, November 81, 1873, the following on
cers were elected for the ensuing term: w. s.
stetson, president; NJ. @. Baxter, Vice president;
Captain j. II. Palmer, secretary; J. u. Gilnilan,
treasurer; K. l.. stevens, State delegate; II. III.
Hawkes.; member State executive committee.
soclable committee, consisting OF Col. X. b.
Ford, w. =. Stetson, Major j. b. Win, q. W. otis
winter. =
The Ohio boys will probably give two sociables
during the season. They intend that every one
who attends shall have good time.
National Republican., 1873-11-29
Cattle Market,

The Offering OF beef cattle Thursday at the
Droyers' Rest were $50, all OF which were sold at
OA to bH cents per pound. Market brisk. Eight
hundred and fifteen sheep were offered, and 200
sold 10 farmers at cents 10 eents per pound;
bc5 left over. One hundred and ten lambs were
offered, and 70 sold to butchers nj s50 TO q per
head 20 left over. Market very dull. Ten cows
and calves sold a. 900 70 90 per head.
National Republican., 1873-11-29
chlldrens wing coats, %, at A. sass 4 Co.'S.
DEATH Of Mr.. n. w. PelkIpbor.,

Mr.. Richard W. Polklnhorn, one Of the oldest
residents OF this city, died Thursday niahtut his
residence, on D street, near Tenth, South WASH
ington, aged 81 years. Mr.. p. was soldier Of
the war Of 1919, In which he had the misfortune
10 be captured BY the British, aud he was i'm
prisoned at Dartmoor prison, "the black hole OF
and harness maker In early life, and for long
series OF years as one OF the nrm OF Camp bell 4
Polklnhorn, the leading house In that trade.
Mr.. p. possessed many excellent traits OF char
acter, and leaves behind him an unblemished
reputation.
National Republican., 1873-11-29
Pernicisus Pursa,Iyes.

PernIcisus Pursatives.
The brilliant idea Of half o century ago tina
the weak and ailing could be bled, blisteres
VIZ ssppy sa exploded Sas 1oeus 81 sna
longed purgation Is still, to some extent II
vogue. We have imposters who are dafin1
enough TO offer to the world, as tonics and re-
| stOratives, the most destructive cathartics, un
nodded by single stimulating, soothing OF re-
| storative element Compare the operation OF one
o. these terrible nostrums with that Of Hostetter,
Stomach Bitters, In which are combined tht
three great curative elements-a tonic, an altera
tive and an aperient. Tue former completed
paralyzes the vital forces, 30 that nstufe car
make make no resistance 70 disease; the latter sus-
stores the suspended functions OF the aecretory
organs and relieves the bowels without ylslencs
Or palm. II e simply choice between restora,
THAT IRON Is valuable as q medicine has long
been known, but II is only since its preparation
full power over disease has been brought to
light It's effect In cases of dyaprpsla and de-
bility Ia most salutary.
The Eecampane Cough Drops, for sale by Nat.
tans. corner Of and Second streets northwest,
lie.
These panic days have shrunk our purses;
The biggest banks have met reyerses;
Fey Fey pay pay a. CALL some not At az,
huu uOut pay FlLN hh OUT tuiH IHll.
The Oldest BRRG's the yllles Just made,
The vast METROPOLITAN centres OF trade,
Al need the DOLLAR, aud everyone strives
To. lsy up STORE for themselves and their
The place to SAVE MONEY, all viii agree,
Is at aia Seventh street, between Cand n. :,
New Store, New Stock.
II. G. LEWIS, No. 9osH sxvKsrH srRxrr,
East aide, near street,
has now 10 store, and daily receiving. Q large
AND OHIiDRENs HATS OF the very --LATEST srY,. ~.
also, a complete assortment OF dkNTs' FURNIsn,
ING GOODS, cheap for cash.
A QUESTION for the teachers and scholars Of
In Nattan's advertisement In this column?
TEE GREAT ENGLISH RxxHpr fc~ Cont ana
nheumatlsm. All sufferers from sne above COM
psla's either % recent or lotR are sd
they can be % reIIsd pos apop 4 the most safe and
eneotual remedy eyor ezered 70 the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many |
ss ne sres.esst ,ss oSefs
and sold BY all drussisn.
WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by |
using daily THunsroNs Ivory Pearl Tooth |
Powder prics 70 and % eents per bottle.
may have 4 By constant uis Of rnonrsoss |
Pomade optime. frioe, 20 and % cents pef |
ssnrooIon.pkId elovssare very s,1lish vhsn |
not sollea; JSCysss inodoIona kid Glove
ssnv psr botle. An sold by dfuSsiits and
WI WIS asi,s Macsu.sr.uAp sran,srnmss rr.s-
TnnA whelevsr Q plas.?r y neededt arc unrl- |
vaisd. Bloc D. ~ and v osnts each.
National Republican., 1873-11-29
A Man AhaI.

Tnursday night during an altercation between
two colored men, named Louis wayman and
Wsshington johnson, the former threw stone
and struck johnson In the face and then shot
MIN IN ,ho neck, makings slight wound. Way
map wss promptly arrested and locked up.
National Republican., 1873-11-29
wing coats, o, at A. SAX, A Co.'S.

Religious Services Te-morrew.
Divine services In the Memorial church. Rev.
c. II. Fay, pastor. will preach In Masonic Tem-
subject of .. 7, aratzl discourse,
National Republican., 1873-11-29
Beeeher nsswe,
chIidrens wing coats. so, at A. ssks 4 Co.'s.
Absent-nlnsled.

Absentuinded.
An amusing incident happened yesterday in
connection with q member Of Congress. Tho
member arrived here yesterday morning on the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad, with his family,
including the baby, In the hurry Of leaving the
cars the baby was forgotten, and was not thought
OF until after the arrival at the hotel Then
hibited both by papa and mamma, which was not
quieted until the little one was discovered snualy
ensconced IN the sleeping-car where 1t had been
left.
National Republican., 1873-11-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
Id,,ls Nell a, Wallis.


"14ttle Neil" has proven the most profitable
and acceptable star that Mr. Ford has presented
to the public this season. Daring the FIRST part
OF the week the houses sensibly increased
nightly, until the climax was reached on Thurs
aay' when the largest audience was present that
mas been crowded into the theatre since the
that the tickets ran out aud tho ticketseller had
70 nnu a substitute In checks. tho alsles and
even eyery Inch of standing room was occupied,
snm MI h.uo LUZ, Nelr honored with reception that
Last evening another immense assemblage
was was presen, 70 wi.nes. ne remarkable little
Is Of an entirely different character from FidelIa,
for while the latter Affords her an opportunity 10
display he's .protean abilities 70 nns advantage.
". To say that Littlo Nell anrprises us by the
force OF her emotional acting does not half ex-
press the truth. She positively astonished her
snd a. an emotional sces .hSt not
only eilcltcd bursts Of applause but earned her q
weil-deservcd call before the curtain.
Little Se ns, Pro.ycs,n entirely
we trust that she will soon pay Us another
visit, for she came g sunbeam and capsivated
the hearts Of the Washinglon public 20 com-
pletely that she VIII hereafter always be q
Little Nell viii appear at the matinee to-day.
and close her brilliant engagement this evening,
and those who have not seen her perform should
Afford them that pleasure.
wIikie Collins.
This gentleman was greeted with small gu
dlence last night at Lincoln Hal, assembled "a
hear his select readings. The audience was
more cultured than appreclative, and the abb
sence Of the enthusiastic element which givei
soul to such occasions, together with the largely
predominating empty seats, or some other cause,
succeeded in toning down the efforts Of the dis
tinEutshed elocutionist to q spiritless style, y
which the ordinary wAs by no means excelled
Neither the enunciatlon. expression, nor action
OF tho reader manifested versatility. but on tht
contrary, ran In one groove ell the evening des
plte the occasional Intellectual attempts OF Mr
Collins 70 shake on the evident dlsparagement
The selection from the "Dream Woman, q Mys
tery," was tediousy long, though listened 4
with marked attention, and complimentary ap
plause was given the reader at the close OF th'
entertainment
Henry Ward Beeckcr's Slater, Harrie
Beeeher stswe,
Has kindly consented, through the solicitation
Of many Of our leading citizens to read seiec
tions from her wonderful literary production
"Uncle Toms Cabin" We would say TO our man!
| readers that this will probaoly be the last tim
that this talented lady will ever appear here II
the character OF reader, and would. therefore
urge upon those that wish to hear her to obtaiI
their tickets tomorrow or Monday at Kills
Co.'S music store, where thor can see the dla
grams and obtain some choice seats,
National Republican., 1873-11-29

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays O. per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours TO 4; Batur-
dayn,s to tand to 9.
National Republican., 1873-11-29

rivaled weather-strip on your windows and
doors. Many have been comforted, and advise
their friends 10 90 and do likewise.
Jos. L, SAVAGE,
National Republican., 1873-11-29
CITTITEMS.
Childrens wing coats, o., st A. saks a Co.'S.
Comfert!

- = F666IOng
The satisfaction OF obtaining the best class Of
goods for the least sum Of money.
The assurance Of perfect and comfortable It,
The aratincation OF meeting the demands OF
fashion on the most economical terms.
Establishment. NOAH WALLER Co.,
W Gil Pennsylyania avenue
National Republican., 1873-11-29
DRY GOODS.

JOHN T. MITCHELL,
FoRsIeN AND DOMESTIC pRy GOODS.
o8l Pennsylvania ave.
We keep 9pr Stock full and complete with eli the
desirable GOODS Of the season.
We purchase at tho LOWEST CASH PRICES in
the New York market, weekly.
We sell At the same psice. that the same quality
OF Eoodscan be purchased In New York.
s mo, Is F z. s % ss s ssy
mere or In New York.
National Republican., 1873-11-29

!. II. sauier d Co.,
per cent on sll deposit.
National Republican., 1873-11-29
Chlldrens wing coats, ., at A. sass 4 Co. ..
NOTICES OF NEW ADyRRrrsRMRNrs

Furnished houses for rent.
A desirable house for rent.
A desirable summer resort for sale.
Agents wanted to clear siO per day.
Dry goods, cheap, at 7. N. Naudaln's.
Very pleasant furnished rooms for rent.
New holiday books at VIM. Ballantynes.
Unfurnlshed parlor and chamber for rent.
Furnished pariors and bedrooms for rent,
Furnished three-story brick house for rent.
A large stock Of dry goods at Began 4 Wyile's.
John d. Love ct al. vs.. W. II. Upperman ct a.
Decorations furnished for balls by John c,
Hogan.
An elegant selection Of furs at W. F. sey.
mours.
A three-story frame dwelling for sale or ex.
change.
Tho Washington s@ngerbund give hall Mon.
day evening.
Calanthe Lodge, No. II. X. Of p. will meet
Monday evening.
A cheap stock Of shoes and boots q, 1910 Penn.
sylvana avenue.
collection Of household goods.
The annual meeting Of the Masonic Hall Asso-
clation will be held Monday evening.
Latimer 4 Cieary will sell. on Tuesday, De-
cember Q. at 10 q. m, lot Of furniture.
The second monthly meeting OF tho Security
Building Association will be held Monday, De-
temberl.
Latimer 4 Cleary will sell. on Tuesday,
wednesday aud Thursday, December q, 4, Q
large collection Of books.
The sale by Duncanson, Dowling 4 Co. Of
valuable property on Pennsyivania avenue Is
postponed until Tuesday, December Q, Of D. m.
Green Williams will sell, on Wednesday,
December 0, two-story frame house and lot In
Chew alley, between First and Second streets
northwest.
Green Williams have postponed the sale OF
an attractive three-story brick dwelling on Ninth,
between and q streets northwest, until
Wednesday, December 2.
chlldron's wing coats, %, at A. saks A Co.'S.
INCRRDIBLR As 1T MAY SEEM,
We Assure Oar Patrons that We Are
selling Oar Entire stack OF
Good. at Fully go Per
Cent. Less Than
We sold
them
for
Month Age.
As,It Is well-knownI yearly than any clothing
fact that our prices are house In the District Is
that any Reduction we @ Ds Smons the ne great great bar
make from themls Justlsain are the following,
that mach gained to the which were placed on
sasssme Ss sS Te fsst counters yesterday
AND
ARE CHEAPER
THAN AMY nousE
IN THIS DISTRICT CAN
sRIL THEM, Az THEY COST
THEM MORE AT wHoLKsAIK
THAN VIZ ARE RETAILING THEM AT:
SEQ CHINCHILLA COATS AT, .,SIS
r25 BEAVER COATS AT,,,,,, ago
3 y CHlI.DREN'S WING COAlS sd
s35 IMPORTED SUITINGS AT. ....S26
Remember these areIthis purpose In view,
bona ddo reductions, our buyer will this even
made from the loweslling leave for New York,
cash prices. aud are uotwfrH THE CASH usDkR
offered ~ baits for you ms CONTROL, TO pur-
70 purchase. chase any bargains In
Oar stock In yet com. Clothing he may md.
plete. While we shall We expect 70 buy
make every effort to dis largely, and give our
pose OF the same, welpatrons the benefits OF
are not afraid to keepIour purchases.
A. sAfs CO.,
9i6 Seventh street.
chiIdren's wing coats. %. at A. saks a Goa.
CHILpREa's CAPE COATS, %.
Chlldrens Cape Goats, 81,
Childrens Cape Coatp, IS,
Chlldrens Cape Coats, $40,
A large stock, at greatly reduced prices,
kIsKaAN e Bro,
National Republican., 1873-11-29
Saxc Yaur Raruinrs

and deposit them in the German American
Savings Bank, No. dis Seventh street, which
pays Interest on deposits for each calendar
month. Can for copy OF the regulations con-
cerning deposits.
National Republican., 1873-11-29
chlldren's wing coats. o, at a. saks 4 CO.'S.

MAssxYs ALE Is the cheapest, because It Is
uniform.
Masseys Ale is the cheapest, because there Is
no waste. IT
Masseys Ale is the cheapest, because 1t has
strength.
Masseys Ale Is the cheapest, because 1t Is the
purcst.
Masscys Ale Is the cheapest, because It Ia the
Families supplied and fauceta loaned.
PALMER 0RIRN,
Sole Agents, Georgetown.
National Republican., 1873-11-29
Circuit Court-Mr, Justice Humphreys.

Circuit Court-hr Justice Humphreys.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday ;
EASTWOOD vs.. william Creecy. Verdict for t327
and interest,"
A large number Of cases being called, AMI none
appearing ready for trial, the court made the
following
sTEcIkL ORDER;
Cases assigned for particular day viii not be
Fcasslgned, but must be tried or continued when
reached, This order will be strictly adhered to
during the remainder Of the present term.
CASES To-pAT.
The following cases are assigned for Monday;
Nos l0I l0s l6b, leo, lSs, ls4 isl, lg0, 49, pC g.
II, ia, s., lef, ls2 and iss. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-11-29
children's wing coats, ss, at A. sass 4 Co.'S
4 action SRles To.dny,

Latimer 4 Cleary win sell collection Of house
hold goods. W. l.. Wall a Co. will sell lot Of
nne horses.
ChllIlran,a 1xlnn coaia AZ A aala 4 Co "a
National Republican., 1873-11-29
Keen nuI the Cold.

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