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National Republican., 1873-02-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
CITY SMALL TALK.

onr agricultural editor says ''now Ia the time
TO plant mint Iulep trees"
Jolly Larry IIaLen, Of Cincinnati, was In town
yesterday. Ills heart AMI heels are Us light a.
ever.
Lightning played yIvidly for a short while
about the eastern horizon last evening at seven
o'clock.
What neceSsitated the court-plaster strips over
Billy hlrks rght eye Is the question yet un-
answered.
Mr.. Rhiuehir', the sculptor, will be In Wash.
tngton th!s week, ~ complete bust OF W, W.
COrCOlan.
Bob Parker, Of the CornlQne, Is tho champion
midnight snpper.eatcr. Sometimes his sitting,
extend into tue wee smG hours.
The wOmens Christian Association held their
regular monthly meeting at their rooms yester'
day. nothing except routine business transacted.
An ex-Councnan Of the Navy Yard section Is
about to get In trouble. A huNom widow Of the
Northern Liberties is the cause OF It, and the
license Is already procured.
Ciyil service grammatical cnnundrnm: n
Moses was the sou Of Pharoahs daughter then
Moses was the daughter VI PharOahs son.
Why3 That's what futches em.
General J. II. Wilson, the marshal-ln-chicf NJ
the Inauguration procession, has established hi,
headquarters At the GOyernor's ONCE, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Seventeenth street.
An inquest was held yesterday on the Chil,i
found Monday py an old colOred woman, under
house No. 1921 o street, belonging to Mrs. Pafke,
and the Jury rendered the verdict that death was
caused by criminal neglect.
The following Is the range Of tho thermOm.
ter yesterday at HempleT Optlcian store, No. 45l
Pennsylvania avenue, corner FUur-and-a-hali
street, g. m, 90; 10 u. M, 81; II n., oil 2p. IN,
80; y. m., By; 9 +. M, 90; : y, m., 80.
one Of the questions prnpOundsd hy the war
Department examining board II 'Nho was IN
command uf the United States forces when the
Mexican war was terninated7" II looks easy
hut not one man In i've hundred eau answer II
correctly.
Detectives Coomcs aud Miller yesterday ar
rested Taylor Frey, aliaH Thunder, and Henry
johnson, cUl0Tgd upon the charge Of entering
the TesiirnCe uf W, II. Weed, COG street north
west, on Friday last, and rUbhiTg the house Oi
several MAJ pkn-rings aud one gold watch. Thl
goods were not recovered.
National Republican., 1873-02-05

The regular monthly meeting OF the Caledonian
club, OF Washington, was held list night In the
sOciation building, A. d, Mowbray, chief. Sew
eral applications for Initiation were presented
and referred to committees, Quite an agreeable
evening was spent, and the association Ia In q
very nouTishlng condition.
National Republican., 1873-02-05

GENTLEMEN In want Of nFst-class boot, 0On-
greas Haiter or lace shoe will nd the latest styles,
hest 1t and most durable goods Ut I. y. GartTellH,
9Ol Seventh street, corner Of |.
Our lady readers will also aud a full line OF
all the leading styles for ladies, misses aud
children, lnGludlnga great variety OF the celC-
brated Burts make, The best goods at the most
reasonable prices,
National Republican., 1873-02-05

THE oREAr ESaLtsH REMEpy for oout and
RheumAtism. All sufferers from the above com
plants, either Of recent or long standing, are ad'
vised TO use plalr's gOut and Rheumatic Pulls,
They can be relied upon as the most safe and
efectunl remedy ever Oiferes 70 the public, aud
have been universally used In Europe for many
Year, with the greatest success. Prepared by
PRoUr 4 ulKsAST, 93o strand, London, England,
and sold by all dfuggirtH.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
Tbe schue,zeu parL DImcuI,,,

EDITOR REPUBLICAN; was not In the Schuet-
zen PARK at the time the police ofcers were
| there, on Sunday; hence had no conference with
| them. lodged no complaint against any one.
| There was an informal conversation with Major
| Richards a. TO the best course to be adopted.
| That Ii all for the present. +. WOLF,
| February 4, 1879. President W. S.Y.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
PnIxEnmY In Nah.

We understand that Mrs. 4. B. II. StenhOuse,
OF Salt Lake City, Ia coming 10 Washington soon,
where she will deliver her extraordinary lecture
on polygamy In Utah. This lecture IL highly
commended, and the lady is vOuched for by the
best people OF the whole country, amongst them
the Rev, DR.. Sunderland and the Rev, DR.. New
man, Of this city.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
| CIothe.llne Thief.

Last night about O'Clock q thief entered the
back yard OF Mr.. 7, d. Tilton, No. 1914 q street,
the amount Of about s25. No clue TO the thief
| has yet been obtained.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
For sale,

The Excelsior House, on Fourteenth street,
lease, fixtures, stock, and everything In good
condition, for a nTst class restaurant, can be
bought OF Mr., Sullivan at bargain, ~ he intends
To engage In business In New York city. Any
one who wishes to engage In a business would
do well TO call on Mr.. Sullivan as soon as possible
National Republican., 1873-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.

In consequence Of the disastrous Are which so un.
fortnnAtely destroyed the National Theatre op
Mednesdhy last, the management OF the THEATRE
COMlQuE, ever alive TO the requirements of its
plirr9Mns, have determined to set apart TUESDAY
,,sAdissts and famiiissi This, with The FAMILY
mMA,LliHiifS> On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
lot LhDiEs and FAMILIES, aud the malageinent
nnobieetonRble performance To raise the Theatre
Iomigue 70 that high standing which has always
peen ls AIM aud To receive from the ladies Of Wash
lnyton the same conntenAnce aud encouragement
~ has been bestowed upon hIstclass Variety The
iiememher, nrst Ladies Night will be on TUES.
DAY, febrharyA Matinees every wednesday and
lg- Grand Complimentary BenOnt has been
tendered " the sufferers by the destruction Of the
National Theatre, TO take place February II, when
grand bill will be given. jaGd
National Republican., 1873-02-05
I.RCTIREs. s
General T.. l.. Appreciate.

General 4. L. Applegnte, Of Oregon, a hlsto.
rian and humorist of note, commences a serios
OF lectures n Lincoln hall Thursday evening.
His nrst one will he on the book Of job, which
embraces, we are told, a very able historical re.
view. Friday evening his lecture will he on
"woman: the Unsettled Question:" and the
"The kOreish Al Koran" The great reputation
| Of General ApplcgItC viii secure him crowded
hOuae
National Republican., 1873-02-05
Minnesota sorInbIe,

The grand sOclgDle Of the Minnesota State a.
sOclatiOn will take place Al Masonic Temple on
Friday, February l. 1878, there being an error IN
| the card Of invitation. The committee have made
extraordinary arrangements 10 have the affair 4
success, and there can he no doubt but that II
will he one Of the nnust ever held In this city.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
Grand Star Course.

Reserved seats for Daniel Doughcrty's lecture
In the Grand star Course, next Monday evening,
are for sale at Parker's book store. Ills subject
Ia "Orators and ontory," and Mr.. Doughcrty
has splendid fame second to none IN the lee
ture nelh. Ills presence at Lincoln hall will he
one Of the eNnnia Of the snAsnn.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
yIrrlnIn RcprbIIcan A-.ocIn,Ion.

The members OF this association convened In
large numbers at Union League hall on Monday
evening.
A constitution and bylaws were adopted,
and the following Officers elected: President, y,
d. Williamson; nrst vice president, oliver CrOm-
well; second vice president, 2. II. Montague;
recording secretary, n. Davidson; financial sec
retary, 8. W. Moore; treasurer J. o. llAwley,
The election was by ballot, and much spirit was
displayed In the contest.
The association then adjourned TO meet on
Monday evening next, at the call OF the presl-
dent, IN form committees aud lay out q pro-
gramme for the next campaign in virginia and
the enrolment OF members All Virginia Repub-
leans who are temporarily residing In the city,
and who desire TO aid In Tescuing the State gov
ernment from the hands OF the Incumbent Dem
OcTatio cormOrants, are eligible TO membership,
and are cordially invited to attend and enroll
their names.
National Republican., 1873-02-05

woSDERFUL.-T George COombs, oO6 Pcnnsyl
vania avenue, between Ninth aud Tenth streets
Ia selling the finest French candies at the low
price Of 20 cents per pound. call Will satisfy
usually sold for 10 cents. lie. CooNBs, 900 Penn
EylvanlA avenue.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
AnnnInI AnIn

MessTl. Latimer a CleRTy will sell at their auc-
llOn-rOOms this morning, At 1880 O'Clock, a large
assortment OF china, glass, Rockingham and
plated ware, together with house furnishing
goods generally to the sale Of which they call
tue attention Of dealers and others
National Republican., 1873-02-05

6i6 PuRg French CANDY 6lG
N manufactured daily, and sold at the low pricc
Of " cents per pound, at 6lG Pennsylvania ave
nue., opposite Metropolitan hotel.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
DIR. lIeniOn

All OtheI goods NJ tue same immense feduc-
|. IN. HABLE BROTHERs,
Fashionable ClOthiera,
W,F6M Northwest corner Seventh and ID Hts,
National Republican., 1873-02-05

w AsIIINGTON THEATRE CONTOUR.
w Eleventh street tsouth Pennsylvania avenueb
ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
Engagement Of the brilliant Eauestrienne,
MISS KATE IHISIII1H,
and her highly trained steed WONDER, =" the nneat.
trained animal IN the world
Mss Fisher Is the only recopnized successor Of
Adah Isaac Menken She will appear In the great
character OF
MAZEPPAt
Or, The Wild Horse Of Tartnry,
In a romantic adaptation of the Legendary poem Of
that name by Lord Byron
Tho drama will be produced with all ita mAgnin.
gent realistic scenery Beautiful Dances, Original
Music, brilliant Marches Songs, ChoruEea, and lhe
Terrific Brnadsword CQmbats, including the Terri.
bic Flight Of the Wild Stecd over the Mountain
SteDirs Of Tartary, with Caslmer lashed to his bach
This drama viii be produced In superb style, with
q q largely ansmsnted company; also, a large and
Enlargement Of the Great
FONTAINlIEAU;
Ala0, the eccentric comedian, Johnny Harris; the
talented actors, William u. Quinn aud William Ii,
Price, and our usual Star Company. A Grand
Drama A Great Olio A superb ballet Trnupe
SPECIAL Elegant BILLIARD PARLOR adjoln.
ing the smoking Saloon.
Family Matinees, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Family Nights, every TUESDAY. febau
National Republican., 1873-02-05

A SPECIAL MEETING Of the !. o. o. =. Grand
Lodge will he held this evening to consider an
invitation 10 unite In the ceremonies OF the
second Inauguration Of President Grant.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
Tay National Savings Bank,

Sorner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays per cent, per annnIn on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours, y TO u satur-
DAYS. . 70 LAnf AtnA
National Republican., 1873-02-05

A TICKET on Pass to cincinnati iS wanted.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
Accident.

Yesterday afternoon, about three O'Clock, as
Mrs. Rnbey and chlld were riding along the Ave-
nue. In buggy, the former driving, when near
the corner Of Eleventh street she endcavored 10
wood pavement, aud one Of the fore wheels
grazing It's head. Assistance was Immediately
rendered, and they were carried into the furni-
tuTe store Of MIR, llUHIy q. rOwies, where the
lady was seized with COMMISSIONS, doubtless prO-
tnced from fright OCCaslunCd by the accident
After receiving temporary relief carriage was
pTOguFed and the two sent TO their home,
National Republican., 1873-02-05
The Potomac Prult-Grower-, Association

NSSOtIhtlOus
This association met at the Board OF Trade
rooms yesterday morning, the president, Chalk
ley GillughAm, In the chair.
A fne day and solid roads brought together a
large audience from the country, and II proved u
The president read an inaugural address, full
OF sound advice AMI encouragement for the
frult-grDwcrs. He showed what progress had
been made 10 fruit culture, and hy drawing u
sharp comparison between now and the past de-
monstlated the Intelligent advance Of the pres
ent and promise for the future. He thanked the
association for the honor conferred upon him by
continuing him IL rs chief position, and frankly
stated that he held It as marx OF esteem, which
The secretary laid upon the table the unique
catalogue Of Biggs Bro, Of Rochester, y. y,
and also that Of Peter Henderson Co., aud j.
II. Gregory, Massachusetts,.
Major John II. King presented the names OF
DR.. A. P. Pardon aud Judge George p. Fisher
for membership, and they were unanimously
elected.
The president announced the fruit committee
for the ensuing year az fO.lows; W. saunders,
chairman and D. o. Aunsnn, j. II. King, $. E..
Chamberlain and Stacy IL. snOTlon; and the
scientific committee, MessIs. Dr.. HOwland, Tay-
luT and SnOlgTass.
The Georgia fruit crate was brought up and
referred 70 Measrs. Branhall, King and MunsOn
Is q committee TO test It's merits, and report re-
suit OF Investigation at next meeting.
The tables we're well nllel with specimens Of
apples that wOllh do credit 10 any exhibition In
any part Of the county. Among those display
ing these collections were stacy II. SnOWden,
COlllngWOOd; j. 7, BTamhlll, Judge j. II. Gray
and d. o. MunsOn, OF Falls Church; e. GIlling-
ham, AocotiHk, Va, and others whose names
were not given.
A prolonged discussion then took place upOn
the merits and dement's OF our winter apples,
each variety coming up for It's verdict.
This practice IL particularly interesting and
useful, as II shows what should be placed In tho
Potomac orchards for success IN the: market and
Tor home consumption.
The association sits with open doors to all, be-
ing entirely free 10 those interested.
Adjourned 10 meet the nrst Tuesday In March,
TO continue with the apple and pear discussions.
National Republican., 1873-02-05

Az AniorRSzp uEETrS1 Of the employing rlas-
terers OF the District will be held TINS evening ~
the Board OF Trade rooms
National Republican., 1873-02-05
Sayllle's.
Tho Theatre COmiaue.
S....t .,,a.i0 81 8ka a.0aHf.lu.,aa a

The great merit OF the entertainment at the
COmlque drew large house again last night,
aud In the audience there was fair number Of
ladies'. Mile Fontalnbleau executed without
accident her thrilling mldair and mAdcap feats.
Notwithstanding her ease and nerve, the eKhl0-
ton IL painful 10 witness, Tor the slightest mis-
National Republican., 1873-02-05

RoBr. II. GRAHAM has on hand full assnrt.
ment Of fashionable family carriagss, Including
several handsome victorias.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
suprcmc Court-GcncraI Term.
Police Court-Judse smell.

Orpheus Alexander, assault and battery on
Eliza Gordon; nned 8. Pat. DOnOhue, assault
and battery on Ellen DonOhue; $40 and costs and
500 bonds to keep the peace. 1ilman johnson,
assault and battery on W. II. Lee, cUlOred; $40
and costs. VIM. Hessler was tlued tl05 On the
charge OF selling liquor without license, and
counsel noted an appeal; $500 bonds were nxed
for his appearance. Jacob L. Lyon was aTTBigned
for carrying on business without a license on
three separate charges, one for keeping three
billiard tables, one for keeping cigar stand, and
the other for keeping a hotel. Subsequent TO
the issuing Of the warrant the proprietor applied
for and obtained his license, and the court I'M
posed ine OF 81 In each case In addition. A
lrn OF real estate agents were charged with
failure TO remove snow from In front OF an un-
occupied house OF which they are agents for the
sale Of the property. They were dismissed on
the ground that their agency Is limited merely to
the sale and not to any further care or RESPONSE
bllity
National Republican., 1873-02-05
RARLOw's GALLERY OF FINE ARTS

Removed from No. I00s to No iG2J Pennsyvania ave
On free sxhibition aud for sale large collection
oi Oil Paintings, Engraytngu, Chromos, BTOnKes,
Of Porcelain and Photograph FTamCS
II. N. harlow
National Republican., 1873-02-05

A. LEEpE, MATCHMAKER and ,evsler, No. bi7
fssventb street. opposite the Post once, pays
particular attention to TepalIing.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
Odd CoaIs.

We have In stock an accumulation OF lne ALL.
Wool COATs, that formerly sold at prices ranging
from ti2 20 SO, which we have determined 10
ola AZ Out AT al each
National Republican., 1873-02-05

AwurrE WOMAN n wanted 10 cook, wash and
Iron at 40, Slg Fourth street northwest.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
ODD FELLOws, REUNION.
Washington Lodge, No. O, Entertainment

Last night the second annual reunion OF Wash.
lngton Lodge, No. Q, |. o, o. r., was held at Odd
Fellows hall, aud like all the previous efforts OF
the members OF this Lodge, proved q decided
success, The company gathered was one Of the
most select ever within the walls, and that they
enjoyed themselves wal evident to the spec
tatOrs. As Il usual on such occasions an order
Of exercises was observed a. follows ode, by
the Odd Fellows Choir ard audience; prayer, by
Chaplain W. J. Redstreak; chorus by the Odd
Fellows Choir, THE Earth II Loves Rain; ad-
dress, by J. 5. BalwaJ, p. O.; chorus, by Odd
TO orphans, by John =. Hayenner, or. Rep; solo,
by Jos. Powell, "They said my love would with
time;n refreshments; chorus, by the Odd Fel.
lows Choir, "The Mountain Land" After this
programme had been duly carried out, the nooi
was set and dancing began, and wss continued
| until late hour, when the cOmpapy separated
satisfied that the night had been well spent.
National Republican., 1873-02-05

DREss VESTS OF good styles and ngures.
HEO. O. HRNRINa,
No, 4l0 seventh street
National Republican., 1873-02-05
THE BRYANT HOUSE,
Local ed ON the Corner Of Fourtrcnth stree
aud New York ANcnne.

After the LIST Of December, ls79, permanent ant
trAnaienl boardeFs will ind this House one OF tn,
most desirable and most conveniently located house,
In the city, The rOomH are neatly tuTnihhed wei
lighted aud ventilated, and prov lded with all moden
home accommodations. The charges are low, bu
fully provided for. The Proprietor,
hAa determined to provide good Gaisrcr.
noIa.
National Republican., 1873-02-05

THE SALE by Green a Williams, auctloBeers, OF
a very desirable three-story brick dwelling On
the west side Of Twelfth street, between NJ and
N northwest, viii take place Thursday, February
90 at 4 o'clock D. IN,
National Republican., 1873-02-05

TuE regular monthly meeting Of the Drug
Clerks Assoclatlnn will he held this evening A
flil attendance u requested.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
SmRllpaN.

The following cases Of smallpox were reported
10 tue health OitlCa yesterday!
one case In Goat alley, between Sixth and
Seventh aud / and N streets northwest.
One on D street, between First street and New
Jersey avenue southwest,
one In al alley, between FDur-and-A-half and
q Xth streets aud l. and N streets southwest.
one On the corner VI FlfIh aud L streets ncrth-
east.
one death occurred At No. u @ street, between
First street aud North Carolina avenue north
west.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
q 4 II u ,

~ A II ID.
MR. J, REMINGTON FAIRLAMB
Has the honor to announce that In cOnAeduence of
lho destruction Of the National Theatre the per.
'@hSph1fsI Il hs III R9fmifSpe fiSt R R3PsE roUpvs,
will take place at
- J. ! N NCOLN HALL,
With the following cast Mrs Remington Falrilmb
~ valerie; Miss Addie Randall as Hose; Mr. w N
A JOhnson as Maurice Remon; Mr.. L. O., Cannon a
pieTrei Mr.. W. H. Beckett Of New York, as NJ.
The chorus numbers forty Of the best Amateurs
nI the District aud the orchestra will be large and
eMcient, including the eminent HArpiHt Mir, o, ~
DE COENiEl. Of baltimore The scenic arrange
ments Will be as complete aud effective as pOssIblo
under the circunstahc - and all the other hppont
projected.
Reserved seats, o. Subscription list with pIan Of
day, January 81. inainis
National Republican., 1873-02-05

TuI LovERs OF G1oD OYSTERS will he pleased 70
hear OF the arrival Of the oyster Meet, from which
Harvey Holden have selected ave cargoes OF
tho moat choice, and will serve them IN their
saloon; alsO, TO families, by the pint, quart nr
gallon, at the lowest market price.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
Choice stock of Paperhnngins-, &c,

No. Gsp Seventh street, between d and streets,
embracing all grades Of Paperhangings and
Window Shades; also, choice Paintings, Engray.
Ing. ChromOs and Photographs. Picture
Frames, all styles and sizes, In Walnut, GIT,
Mails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, Sc,
WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have ny
using daily THURsruSs Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price, % and 90 cents per bottle.
WELLS MAcuISE-srRgAD STRES0THEStS PLAs =
TEKs, whenever plaster Is neede are unri-
valel Price ~, 25, aud 80 cents each.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair; all desire II, all
may have II by constant use Of THOMPSON :
Pomade Optinfe. Price, 25 and 30 cents per
bottle.
LIdHr coLorEp Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not sOilcd. JOUvES's inOdOrOus Kid Glove
Cleaner will renoyate them thoroughly; price, 20
cents per hottle. All sold By druggists and
fancy dealers.
National Republican., 1873-02-05

EowAaD Mob. TNnSEY, attoIuey-at-law, real
satate broker and notary public, No. 63i 7 street
under the seoOud National Bank
National Republican., 1873-02-05
The Pacific Coast Association.

The regular meeting Of the Pacific Coast Asso-
ciation was held last evening At their newToOma,
No. 1924 street, between Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth streets west, which will In future he the
found tss at their old roOms) all the 1es Of Pacific
coast papers, periodicals and magazines pub
lished, together with register containing nearly
II not all the names OF Pacific coasters now In
Washington. II there are any here from the
coast VINO have not registered they are respect
tlon has been In operation something over year.
and has been the means Of furnishing valuable
Information to strangers, directing them to the
proper departments with which they have bust
ness TO transact, thereby saving time and money
10 the stranger In this city.
There was no particular business TO transact,
| so each member appointed himself q committee
| OF one and each committee done its utmost to
see who could tell the biggest yarn. Consdera-
hle large ones were told, the last seeming TO he a
evening until u came to Dr.. IT'S turn to let him
self loose, which he proceeded to do by not only
telling the hest story Of early pioneer life on the
Pacific coast, hut singing little las he called ~
melody, the effect Of which can only be under.
stood by those who know the Dr.'s well-knOwn
reputation as a singer.
When he came TO that part OF the song which
says where, oh where, is the good man Moses -
translated from the original Chinook, the ar-
| dlence rose rn nldsse, and II was some fifteen
minutes before quiet waa restOred-in fact, the
| Doctor had TO repeat the song.
At the conclusion one old gentleman was hear nj
| to remark that "By lingo, old Oregon Ia ahead
| yet on this singing business"
The water was then passed around, aud every.
body concluded to go aud hunt for his blankets.
Altogether II was very pleasant affair, every
one concluding that they had a good time and
lots OF fun.
Tho next meeting Of this association will be
held February 10, at the same place.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
The WaahIuHton civ IA xtns. R,nL

corner Of Seventh street aud Louisiana avenue
Rayso PET cent interest on all deposits. DepOs
It's can be made and drawn at will,
National Republican., 1873-02-05
TURN OUT AND HEAR HIM,
A TTRN NTION!
"A THk F1nEr GRAND ANNUAL RAIL OF THE
KNIGHTS OF ST. PETER

Odd fcllows' Hall, Seventh Street n. w,
Ihe t3mlnittee pledge themselves to make this an
hsr sNsn IT,, 70 AZ Who msE tayor them yhh
been engaEed for the occasion. Grand March et .
O'Clock precisely. No hats cars will be owed In
the hall unless worn By members OF different socie.
lies. Tickets admitting Gentlemen and Ladies' sl
National Republican., 1873-02-05

Tns new Colonnaio Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
IA on the most fashionable street and promenade
In the city.
National Republican., 1873-02-05

tbs "DoNEsTTC" sEwRG MAcuiSE COMPANY IA
selling more machines IN Ia second year than
any other sewing machine company ever sold IN
its tenth year. The domestic" has won this
success at 4 time when competition Ia the
strongest, aud when people are the hest In
formed, most critical aud eXacting; when good
most slowly.
word to the wize Is sufficient.
NJ. p. AlamS 4 %, pos Y street. Masonic
Temple,l are the agents for the domestic" In
this city,