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National Republican., 1873-04-03
ALARM NUNBER rHRER
InnAI NnnEa

Gov. II. D. Cooke was able to he at his ONCE a
few hours yesterday.
The newiy.appolnted colored school commits
sloners have received their commissions,
other" was At the grand Union ball on Tuesday
night
Ramsdeli, siezed with new ambition, wants
% be a ring master. THIS oil comes from seeing
the circus,
The Board Of Public WORKS are now issuing
the new certificates OF Indebtedness from the
auditors once.
Farmer" Brooks, OF the REPUBLICAN, was sold
for the nrst time In forty years day before yes
terdAy. Wheelock escaped hls wrath,
once on FsSniS stfee oBpsoste ne TrsssnTy
Every one wishes Billy the best Of luck,
Anderson Is out with his "cllpper." W. "a
thinks people should lot mp In their congratula.
| tions. IL was an Aprl-fool sell with him.
AZ the eleventh monthly meeting OF the North
| Washington Building Association forty.nine
shares were advanced upon at an average ol
nfty-two and half per cent.
Joe lawrence, who runs the Forepaugh com,
blnatloh In advance, thinks Barnums speech Al
that show last evening was good " adj for Mr
u. It's diamond cut diamond,
Hereafter Joe MacFarlands (of the Phlladel
phla ircsD name, together with those Of Diggins
poulton and other distinguished Journalists
snail receive proper mention In cur notes,
The diplomatic mob which visited the circus
| lndulged It's democratic eccentricjtles and tool
out lts revenge on Americans by munchng pea
nuts and throwing their shells u tho small BOYS
on the lower seat. Fie, "dlpsn
Gun Warden, Of the Tostou POSI- wants II un.
destood that abpllcgtions for Ills photograph ID
copy OF which Is exhibited In uartinerh SHOW
window should no accompanied by postage
stamps or their equivalent In currency,
Detectives Miller and McDeyltt recovered, yes.
tertiay, very nne gold watch, valued at $500
which had been stolen and brought here from
| Hartford, Conn, about three weeks ago. 1t viii
he sent on to the chief OF police Of the aboy,
| place to-day.
| Messrs, Duncanson, Bowling a Co., auction.
| eers, sold yesterday afternoon for \. II. Stevens
trustee, lot 2, block Q, to Horace J. Gray, at 10
cents per foot. Also, lots and o, block Is, to ].
T. stevens, at 81 cents per foot. These ots are
on Meridian Hill, and the price Is considered
good
Last eyenlnga company Of seven, composed
| relatively Of South Washington young ladies
! met accldently, and each confessed that she hat
been sold by the REPUBLICAN April fool Joke 8,
| Iat as % Inspect the monument. Every one o
them claimed TO have worn a thick veil, how
eyer, hut 10 Ms u appears "thin."
National Republican., 1873-04-03
THE POETRY OF THE FUTURE.

Miss vauEhnn's Lecture Last Night.
Quite large. and q very intelligent, audience
assembled In Lincoln hall last evening to hear
Miss Virginia vaughan on tho subject OF the
Poetry OF the Future"
In this remarkable lecture Miss vaughan
claims that we can form true idea Of the future
Of poetry by tracing lts development in the past,
and by truly comprehending the principles OF
art with such knowledge, as the astronomer
understanding the laws Of science commands
the realms Of space, we stand upon mountain
top overlooking the ideal world; see the great
rivers OF poetry, emerging from the earliest
periods Of antiquity, trace their course ~ they
now downward to our own generation, and
onward into the falrer and more fertile regions
Of the future
In pursuance Of her theory,s Miss Vaughan
gave a brief but brilliant sketch Of the greatest
poetic epochs OF the past The Nedei hymns
and Hebrew poetry are the earliest poetic utter
ance OF the race, and although simple and child
like are divine In their inspiration, as Is always
the case with the earliest poetic utterances.
Greek poetry IL the most harmonlously complete
that has yet been produced. Compared with the
vedcI hymns, It represents the full maturity Of
the art; and compared with later epochs, In spite
OF lts perfection Of form, u shows certain i'm
maturity. We feel In II the childhood OF the
race. Dante was referred to as the poet OF me
raries like huge mountain rising from barren
plain-a solitary, deeolate, snOw-clad mountain,
with brow piercing the heavens, catching the
glory Of the sun rises, and cleaning At night lie.
meath the solemn splendor Of the moon and
stars
Hhakspeere the lecturer spoke OF as the great
poet OF human nature. She denied him, how
ever, the ideal, divine element, and thought
harm was done by the oyerweenlng ldplatty
with which he Is regarded. II is considered al
most sacrileglous TO hint at any defect In his
poetry or limitation TO his genius This Is a
mistake. II Ia our paramount duty to form a
correct estimate Of the great minds who work
the most influence over US, since, II our ludg-
ment Ii mistaken one, their inndenoe IL quite
as apt to prove detrimental as beneficial. No
other poet has such insight into the human
heart, or oan o. he does ride the whlrlwind with
human souls rushing forward to destruction.
Miss Vaughan did full Justice to shakspeare's un-
approachable power, and paid him an eloquent
tribute, but claimed that he has faults and de-
nclencies, and that these should he acknowledged
and truly estimated.
After comparing Shakespeare with Goethe, and
especially with Shelley, the pure type OF the
ideaist-the two most original poets Of the
splendid constellation that appeared In the
eighteenth century, and giving brief summary
Of what we were doing Tor art In our own age,
the lecturer concluded with a prOphesy OF the
poetry Of the fnture, In which all the elements
Involved In these various eres will be har-
monlously united aud md cnnsummate express
sion.
National Republican., 1873-04-03
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Two most eligible rooms for rent.
See notice Of the Potomac Ferry Company.
Louis kettler, merchant tailor, No. 1908 '
street.
Z N. NaudaIn has received his stock OF new
spring goods. %
ital, Ia offered.
John y. Bridget has on hand full assortment
OF light carriages.
The house In the grove near st. AlbanA abOye @
Georgetown, IL for rent.
The Works OF Thomas Guthrie, ID. d., are for
sale by VIM. BallAntyne.
A beautiful estate OF 800 acres Of land and q
small farm are for sale.
KilbOurn Latta have desirable lots In q square
near the Capitol for sale.
!. ThOs. Davis, No. 50 Water street, George
town, has for sale 900 sacks OF salt.
Tue annual meeting OF the Washington Library
Company will be held on Monday next.
Handsome property on the southwest corner Of
Tenth and II streets northwest for sale,
Persons holding claims against the Washing
ton CITY and Point Lookout Railroad Company
are Invited TO call on IL Eugene Brooke.
Latiner Cleary, auctlOneers, will sell on
saturday, April o, at ~ o'clock, m, two doctors
buggles. Also, on Monday, April I, at D O'Clock,
y. m, valuable property on the southeast corner
OF Eighteenth and 7 streets southwest.
Green Williams, auctlOneers, will sell on
Wednesday, April ., at O'Clock, p. m, two hand
some residences fronting on I street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets west. Also, on Monday,
the Ith instant, at $50 O'Clock, y, m, tWO-stOry
ana basement frame house on Ninth, between
anu N streets,
National Republican., 1873-04-03
SALE OF wHARP PROPERTY.
An Important Franchise and the AppuI
tennnees Bring r0,25O.

Yesterday afternoon Messrs. Green 4 VII.
lams advertised to sell At public auction tho
wharf properly at the Intersection Of Seventh
and Water streets, known as s. p. Brown 4
Sons wharf. The property consists Of an en-,
closure OF about six thousand square feet, on
which stands q warehouse and stable; also b
substantlAlly-bult wharf In good condition.
The property Is certainly valuable one, but as
there appeared to be o triple objection In the
shape OF the trustee sale, a pending litigation
between Joint possessors, and the uncertain
tenure by which the wharYes along Water
street are held by any parties, there
was but little competition, and, when IL
was 1naly knocked down, those who ought to
know declared that 1t had been bid In.
Al the appointed hour Mr.. Williams, OF the
nrm OF Green A Williams, auctioneers, appeared
on the gToundIn his wagon, and, after allghting,
his man Friday, who always accompanies him on
bis tours OF sale, started on with the bell, and,
after ringing 1t for about thirty minutes, sue
ceeded In gathering to the scene MeaarS, Evans,
Stephenson, Linyille, Wilson, Picard and q large
crowd OF team drivers and color ed boys.
lie read the advertisement OF the sale, stating
that the property was valuable; after which he
exclaimed. "What have ! bid for all Of Mr..
Browns interest7 How"
A voice. $1,000"
After hanging on to this amount some seconds
5000 was Called then s. O00 g. $50 o. Tb0 o. 900,
p,2hO. "ATe you all dOne7" cried the auctlOneeT;
80 $50 once 80 twice 81 $50 third and last call;
are you all done? o. $50 thifd and last time gone
and the property was knocked down TO Mr.. Pic
ard, Of Maine, for 1890 The crowd then sepa-
rated.
National Republican., 1873-04-03
Tint HurnInu Sell.

The WashlngtOn correspondent OF the New
York Times writes a. follows concerning the
REPUBLICASs April fool Joke: ''The first Of April
was more generally observed here to-day than
for many years before. A stupendous hoax was
perpetrated by the daily REPUBIIcAS this morn
ing, by printing with the utmost gravity and
minnteness a long account Of the arrival In this
country OF party Of IIindOOs Of noble blood,
their arrival In Washington, the death OF one OF
the paTty-a beautiful young lady-On shlp-bOard,
and the bringing Of her remains TO this city for
burial; the arrival Of the marty al WOrmley's, the
erection Of HindOO altar In one Of the paTlOrs,
the correspondence with the chief Of police, by
which permission was obtained 10 perform the
ceremony OF cremation In the Monument grounds
at o'clock this morning, the funeral procession,
service, funeral pyrc, names, ashes, and so on
The consequence was that hundreds OF staid and
respectable citizens called at Wormleys early
this morning to view this novel party, and about
two thousand men, women an children Travelled
down TO the Monument grounds to md out that
IL was the nrst Of April"
National Republican., 1873-04-03
The Soldiers, Ornhnn..

on Tuesday evening last the children OF the
National Soldiers aud Sailors Orphans Home
n. +. Chapman, a lady whose untiTing lAbOTs In
their behalf are worthy OF cOmmendatlOn. The
hours for study and sewing were dispensed with
for the evening, the children were allowed un.
limited freedom, and they Improved II byplaying
all kinds Of indoor games, dancing included,l a
young lady adding much TO the pleasure OF the
evening by playing accOmpanlments on the piano
for them, WIN the other pleasures they enjoyed
the Tepast, and at 10 O'Clock the retiring bell
rang, when they bade their "good-nlRhts," well
pleased with the evening, and thanking Mrs.
Chapman for the pleasure conferred.
National Republican., 1873-04-03
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

TuE steamer New York cleared yesterday from
Philadelphia with e25 barrels Of hour.
The agents OF the coal companies are expect
Ing the arrival OF boats by Friday or Saturday.
The bark Ihana, Captain Ahlstrom, ffty-three
days from Liverpool, Is now being lghtened on
Alexandria, Va, In order TO be able To get
through TO Georgetown with her cargo, consist
Ing OF 900 tons OF salt, for !. Thomas Davis 4 Co.
The GRAIN MARKET.-The receipts yesterday
were; MesSrs. Hartley 4 Bro, l,4dO bushels or
wheat, 1900 bushels OF corn. Sales-i 300 bush
els Of good red wheat At 81 90, 100 bushels Of
prime do. at g. and 1900 bushals Of corn at 60 to
90 cents.
AT the annual meeting OF the Sixth Bull ling
Association, held Tuesday nlght, an election for
of1cers was held and those now In position were
reelected. The annual report shows the receipts
for the six years OF Its existence to be s2O2
including monthly dues, lines, advances and In
suranee. The amount paid out hurinR the same
period, including advances paid, expenses, with
draWals and insurance, are $500, ,409. 30, leaving
cash In hEnd 8t, ,O92. rs,
National Republican., 1873-04-03
MEDICAL.
Baltimore Lock Hospital

DIR. JOHNSTON,
Physician Of this celebrated Institution discovered
land, France and eiseW6sre. The Iest W. oertals ts
speedy. pleasant and enectuAl remedy In the world
ExOEssEs on ABUSES OF THE SYSTEM,
seahnsss Of the BACK 9E Limbs stricturea affection
fnpStshsy. ashsraI bsSiiitya SssSoasSsss, pysSep
y. tSnsl9E Lew spiElts. SSnfaslon q Idess fS
b ddSess Disease Il tRs assd FsTos Sdss ssS d
So%stsosS tsrp Fl ta1 psE Lung sS%nsh S so n
nary Habit s1 q Sad solitary pr1stSs.
%Sss brilliant SoeS Gr sEsPSon % mar
YOUNG MEN
especially, who have become the victims Of Solitary
Vice, thai dreadful and destructive habit which an
nnally swecps 2 an lntinely ETaye thogsands q
Intellect, who might otherwise have entranced listen
inK Benaies with the thupdera of eloJuence,. q
wahsd % ecstasy tho living Tyre may call with full
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects
hsss q ths bach aud Ti%6s, Palms u lie Head
RimnsS, ns sS Of sIsht 1SS o. Muscular Power PPpa
sas 81 ss ssS.1
MIN fsS2fSi SqfhsiHlSn ssets n Sd &. m,ud Ar
much e Be dreaded sIp;, LGss q M MagRory C9nsYno
BStsfy z Eve Sf taSS 4sS5 @
atty &c. ar some 4 thRf M fSilS SaJ produced.
PRysSS fR SSqGS@eAfRs GSs9 81 PFS
aST6Srs
any o'hsf hs9lI Raali9Ngat9p Al spesay Tssysd
The many t6Sasands cured St HI III rf
within the last twenty years. and the numsI0Is I'M
ION witnessed BY the SsPressnialssa q he Prsss
,h sad many othsri police o. Shios hHys agPs.T.a
eisnt guarantee TO the Afiictsd.
Once, 7 South Frederick street, Baltimors,
noyS MARYLAND.
National Republican., 1873-04-03
Permits TO Bald.

The following permits to build were lssnet
yesterday John q. stafford, two twO-stOry bricl
buildings on street, between FOur-and-a-hal
and Sixth streets southwest; l2A feet front BY
30 feet deep, with back building two stories high
feet front by 10 deep. henry striker, frame
back building on Ninth street, between | and Il
streets southeast; ~ feet front by " feet deep,
ii. A. Willard, buck building on X street, be.
tween Thlrteenlh and Fourteenth streets; IS
foet ffupl by ~ feet deep, three stories high. II
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets IS feet front
by - feet deep, three stories high, with q back
building, II by 20 feet. Baldwin a Bro, u brick
building on seventh street, between Z aud y
US bank and ONCE. Conrad Senklnd a brick
building On Third street, between ID and K
streets 10 feet front by y feet deep, two stories
high. DrisCOll Welch, frame building on 4
street, between North Capitol aud rira strcets
northeast l6by 10 feet, two stories.
National Republican., 1873-04-03
tn. Oldest InhabIrants, Association.

The Oldest Inhabitants Association held thelI
regular monthly meeting In the Criminal Court.
room yesterday afternoon. In the absence OF
the President, DR.. VIM. GuntOn was called TO the
chair and j. Carroll Brent, esq., acted as sec
retary.
Mr.. Nicholas Calan, In q few feeling remarks,
announced the death Of Mr.. Morris Adler, OF
Georgetown, and stated that Mr.. Jenken Thomas,
who was detained at home by sickness, had pre-
pared suitable resolutions, which he would pre-
sent TO the secretary and have entered on the
minutes.
After the transaction Of other routine business
the association adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-04-03
GRAND CONCERT.
A Substantial Testimonial To the Grace
NJ X, Church.

Last evening a very beautiful concert was
given AZ Wesley chapel for the benent OF the
Grace NJ. l.. church. The attendance was large,
and the programme one Of exceeding sweetness
and elegance. Mr.. 4. Tracy as the conductor,
and Miss 4. j. Prentice as the pianist Of The
evening, acquitted themselves remarkably WELL
The chorus was harmonious, and rendered New
by Days Retiring Lamp" with excellent effect
"Ihe Knights Farewell" by an octette Of male
voices early In the programme, gave fine promise
OF the rich and musical things TO come. Mr.. W.
II. HArmer most acceptAbly sung "Break, break,
o, Sea-" Then followed GlOver's musical gem,
1.-TWO Merry Alpine Maids" by Mrs. Lizzie Pope
aud Jennie Pugh. Its light, quick hut smoothly
lowing notes were sung with great ease and Vi
yacity, and the voices OF the two blended In a
harmony as sparkling "a lt was perfect Miss
Lottie swallow sung her solo OF Captivity"
most agreeably to her friends, as did the Misses
Cross, Perkins aud Nelson In their parts, The
concert was nne success, and added another
handsome laurel TO the hOnOrs already won by
our amateur talent.
National Republican., 1873-04-03
THE COUNTS.
ssprsme Court Of the Uuited States.

sapreme Court Of the United States.
WARRINGTON April q IsTa
No. %. Jean W. LApeJn appellant, VI. The
United States. This canse was reArgued by Mr..
p. Phllips, OF counsel for appellant, and by Mr..
Assistant Attorney General lllll and Mr.. AttOr-
ney General Williams for the appellees.
No. iOd. Thomas Murdock et al, plaintiffs In
error, VS.. the Mayor, &c,, OF Memphis, ct al. The
reargument OF this cause was commenced by
Mr.. ]. u. Helskll, OF counsel for the appellants.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
Circuit Court-Chirf Justice Cartier.
The case OF Windsor vs.. Wllloughby, an action
for the value OF certain cord wood In Stafford
county, Va, occupied tho court all day, and was
not concluded. Adjourned.
Police eCourt-JudEe smell.
Edward Brown, passing q counterfeit $50
note; committed for action OF the grand Jury.
William Gibson, stealing; postponed. Alfred
Boiling, assault on Richard Mason; tiO. James
Taylor, John Smith, Joseph sGhenCk, Albert
Howe, Rose AtchinsOn, Thomas James, Samuel
Carr and ROdgeT Carroll, forfeited o. each on the
charge OF profanity. James Shea, throwing
stoneA; nned $40. Charles Clark, drunk and pro-
fame; fined o.. Alfred Boiling, profanity; S5
William Stanley, carrying razor and pistol;
fined $50. Barney Slater and Netty CLARK, iln0d
o. each for profanity. Leonard COhn, Yagrant;
wOrkhOuse. Isaac human, drunk; o.. Samuel
Harris, same offence; o.. Charles a. McEwen,
charged with obstTucting q street; nned S6i.
Garrett Barrett, dlsor1eIlT tl). Leonard Kane,
committed TO the wOTkhOuse on the charge Of
halaa a warrant
National Republican., 1873-04-03
SnInIIp0N,

The following cases Of smallpox were reported
TO the health ONCE yesterday; one on Fourth
between and South Capitol streets southeast;
one on Fourth, between 4 and u streets north
east; one In an alley, between and X and sixth
and Seventh streets southwest; one In an alley
between Delaware avenue and First and A and Il
streets northeast. The following deaths were
also reported: OnC at No. 1914 FOur.and-a half
street southwest; one on TwCnty-siNth, between
4 All streets northwest,
National Republican., 1873-04-03
Iale,lonIa Club.

The monthly meeting Of the CALEDONIA club
was held last night at Trades Union hail, corner
OF Elghth and Z streets. number n
olanamen WeTo present, several members
were admitted and several applications Tor
membenhlp were received. The club have IN
view q sOciable at an early date. Quite mum
ber Of "Auld scOtlas" songs were sung, as Only
seotchmen can sing them, and then the meeting
edjouTnsd,
National Republican., 1873-04-03
Tn. EmancIpn,ion Celebration,

The Thirteenth District Republican Club met
last night at Adams hall, on Eighth stneEa be-
tween l. aud streets Mr.. George II. BostOn
In the chair and Ed Jpperman as secretary.
After the transaction Of routine business, Mr..
George BOyhn was elected chief marshal for the
district on the occasion OF the emancipation
celebration.
The following finance committee was chosen
l.. G. Blew, Peter hOgans, Chris. Addison, David
Hughes, III, l.. Dawes and William Beecham.
National Republican., 1873-04-03
MIsrnnnin A..nrInIInn

The Wisconsin Republican Association held
IT. quarterly meeting last evening; Joseph HAT
Tis, president, In the chair; X. y. Redway, sec
rotary, and II. J, SChuties, Treasurer. The imam
clal report for the quarter was presented and ac
ccpted, showing the association TO be In u hour
ishng condition. No other business being pre-,
Scnttd the meeting adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-04-03
LOCAL INTELLIGEN /.
RECORD OF THE CITY YESTERDAY.

Trial Of Tom Wright BeEuB-EiGbt Juror'
secured-McetinE Of the Board OF
Colsred school Trustecs-Eleciion OF
Henry Johnson Prssidcnt - Sale OF
Wharf Property the Courts Were
Occupied -NIIsccllanrons News
National Republican., 1873-04-03
NaGIea

Parties owing the estate OF Chas. A. Appel are
hereby notined not to pay the said appel" any
bills that he may present.
ChNs. A. Appel will call and turn over money
and bills he has In his possession.
BY order Of the Asslgnees,
IArDIER A CIEARy
National Republican., 1873-04-03
yUAsHINGroN AND ONO RAILROAD

IN and arer October iSsa tho trains on this road
Ihs mail tram wiIlleaye AleKAi..riA daily. except
sunday, at 80 T. m; arrive al Lceshurs at ii a M
and hAnliltQn at II % Leave Hamilton at u l0 ..
IN and Leci9urs at u ~ y. IN, and arrive At AleI
Andrih at !lb y. IN.
The acconIInodation train will leave AleIandri,
aaily. except SUNDAY, at y 10, and arrive At Lcea
arrive at Alexandria at 4 us =. ~,
The ID n. m train from Alei 1drA aud u 81 n m
train from Hamilton connect at Hamilton with
kemps daily line Of coaches far PuTceIIyille Snok.
errville, Berryyile aud Winchester. Also, with
heaners ns q COACHES, which leave Letsburs daily
for Aide and MiddebuTs
Communication ticketa, three cents par mile
Annual tickets, sol K n HAVENER
noy2u General lIici ~ AGENT
National Republican., 1873-04-03

FoRAsMUcH as ye seafonI Is now on for
change OF RAYMENT this Is writ that all per-
fons be enformed to forthwithe repaire to the
atreete commonly called Seventh. and to ye hOuIo
which is sette down ut No. sic, close to ye Penn
sylyanIa avenue, and enquire for A. sAKs a CO.,
where they dwelleth, and as plcafes ye fantafIes
of their minds fetch away what Kind shal mott
contente them.
" any bOdye wolde win to obtaine ye nrft
pick from not a fewe ftyles ye like Of which was
never scene, let hym come THIS nay, when all
ye gndes shall be spread out.
National Republican., 1873-04-03
RAILROADS.
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MkNKs5H5
" norm, \ kkhLhI0tp bLIYx p, ,,xs

CommoncinS "TuEsBAY. BA ApFti AflNS Il is7a a,ubl.
daily connections will be made between Washing.
ton aud Lynchburg In the great line from New or.
aud Ohio railroad at GpydopsVille aud ChAriottaa.
vile ior hehmoud and Youth, and ali the line 10
the Ohio river aud West
Leave washinston by Potomac Ferry Companya
boats, Seventh street wharf twice daily-T!lb q m,
Union streets, Alexandria, ats m and I 80 n m
ArNeat LynchburE at 50 r. m, and ~ a IN.
making close connections West aud Southwest
PAasenEen for Manassas Division leave Seventh
street wharf 10 a; M daily, excepting sunday,
leans, eh5uginf o9iy at Lypchgnu
ton, ID. ~ or At Alexandria, corner of King aud
Union streets.
hno4,s Ownlbus Line makes rapid connection be-
tween BALTIMORE aud Ohio railroad depot and sey
enth street wharf.
passengers.
ara J. NJ BRoADUs, O. IA.
National Republican., 1873-04-03
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Happy relief for Young Men from the effects Of
o. Te4tnsnC wand reinar S6is ssmcdiss BSofa
dress HOWARD AsSQd kfi6N, No. ! south Ninth
street, PhiAdelphia, PA.-4n Institution having d
uionAl skill, mhki Am
National Republican., 1873-04-03
sale Of sunrrior RnrnI,ur,

Messrs. Latimer 4 Cleary will sell this morn
ing, at the residence Of John 7. BlgelOw, esq.
1854 q street northwest an elegant assortment
OF furniture, nne chTOlnOs, ornaments, &c. Par
ties wishing superior articles should attend thii
sale,
National Republican., 1873-04-03

ORDER DEPARTMENT on second door. Choice
fabrics for gentlenen's wear. Expedition ant
nrst-class work. Inspection invited.
GE0. q. HgEEISG,
4l0 Seventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1873-04-03
Thr Mn.LInrrnn CIl, nnrina. nnnL.

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
| pays per cent Interest on all deposits, DepOs
| its can be made and drawn NJ will,