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English Female Blttcrs, that famous female
medicine, has become n by-w ord among our
people, and many relieved ladies bless DR..
Dromgoole for its Introduction.
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That combination OF all the spices is excel
Kent. You can get IL of j. l.. Downs 4 Co.
sntI
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For Sale.
Three good residences in this city, lmme-
diate possession given.
l58-dtf STEAGALL SCO.
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rnwn Lois Tor Sale.

Twelve lots Zone block), on the principal
business street of the town OF Hutchins, on
iihe Central Railroad, In Dallas county, foI
sale at low prices. Apply To-
.sll JOHN W. SwINDELLs,
lyl5du Herald Office.
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RAILROAD TAME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure of Trains al
Da.las.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives
From the South mail and expreSs).. $50 Il. m.
from the North unail and eXpressl.. S:35 p. m.
Mixed tram, tl..-......."......... ZOO p. m.
Mixed train, North..............,.. l:07 u. IN.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives,
Mail and Exprcss...""...9:OO an li:5Op. IN.
Mixed Traln...."""".....2:bp y. III. $40 p. IN.
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liOMnsl.

Bonrd and comfortably furnished room, foi
gentleman and lady. For further informa.
ton apply at this Office. Sldtf
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Fair Warning.

Ifdie you must. always use the best-which
Is BIneaud's LIghtnlnE hair dye.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

The well known property known as tho
"Crutchiiold House,"
the CITY OF Dallas, IL offered at private
nle, For terms, Inquire OF
GEO. W. BAYLOR, or
JAS. o. CRurCllEiELp,
Dallas. Nov. a5. 1873. alOdtf
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$500 keWRgiil

Board Mt Kingdoms 81 " per week.
rAll,I
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New summer pattern hats, at Mrs. Baths
TO he had at cost, Austin street, near the post.
Office. 8ldtr
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Exchange.
IltiNitaU
THE GENERAL MARKET.

Business continues fair. There IL u slight
decline In some lines Of groceries, outside OF
which there IL not much change IN figures.
Our merchants have full and complete stocks
laid down at low figures, and purchases can
be made NJ unusual advantage. The follow
Ing quotations represent rognlnr wholesale
prices. In illing small orders, higher rates
viii have 10 be paid;
Groceries.
Bacon; CleRrsides lllSc; Breakfast li-c;
Hams, canvassed, lislbci Hams, sugar-cured,
l6c,
Molnsses In barrels per GALLON; Fair 8hci
Prime IOci Choice Soc; Golden syrup SOC; Silver
Drips 7bGSOc.
sugar DIN barrels per pound; Fair l0ci
Prime lllgc; Choice l2c; Yellow clarified l2c
White clarified l2c;POwdored lic;Crushcd li18
Fish (MackereD: No. |, half barrels $40; No
@ half barrels %; No. |, kits s2 70, No. 2, kits
81 10.
Tobacco, per lb, 6Q@S5c.
Coffee and ycn.
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,co, per lib, N@S5c.
Coffee and Zen.
Brendsluns and Grniu.

Rio, common, sc; Fail 10 good 2ac T.lme
TO choice, soc; o. q. Java, 3ici Tea, pcr u, 700
81 u.
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Fruits. Mats and Confeciioneries.

Driedapples Nlb lic;Lemons, Abox S9i0ranges
y box s. JOi Figs, new " % l5ci ltaisins, in
Hante, u II, new lJc; Turkish prunes new
y 10 lSc; Almon ~, soft shell u 10 25c; Filberts
new q n zoe; Walnuts, u II Doc, Brazil nuts,
q 10 20c; Peanuts, " Id l2l9c; Cranbclries, q
fancy candy, y ID 2j@3Oc; Pecnns, u bushel
So 90.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

OFFICE oy TnH DALLAS HFRALp, !
May 10, lsIL !
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Canned Goods.

Peaches, IN, 70 dozen, 81 i0@2 0O:l'ears, 2-it Z
dozen, 50 10; Plums, green cages, lib W dozen
81 IS; Straw berries, 2-lb, " dozen, So 70; Rasp
berries, BIB, y dozen, 50 W; Blackberries, IN
h dozen, " 80; Tomatoes, 2-lh, u dozen, 81 10
Corn, 2.b, u dozen, 81 iO@3 90; Peas, 2-b, I
dozen, 81 ~; Succotash, 2-lb, " dozen, 50 30
HOLSTERS, d. y dozen, So %; Oysters, l-lb, Z
dozen, 81 20,
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Flour-Extra Family So 50@6 90; Choice
xxx IS 00@5 y; XXX 81 7595 0O; Xxx 81 25Gs
10.
Bran, n 100 lbs, 81 20.
Oats n bushcl UG)6y7jc.
Wheat per bushel 81 80.
Corn, per bushel, 81 coal 10.
Corn meal. per 90 lbs, 81 O5gl 10.
pOtnloes--Tahle O. OOM5 80.
Rnnns, WhiIn nnNN IN An his So hnm1 %
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7alOd
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Tin: &c l0xl4, charcoal, per box sl7 so; TX
l0xli, charcoal, $50 90; IC, l2xl2, charcoal
So 90; &c, charcol, lix2O, slS so; IN, charcoal,
lix9, 5000; lC, l4x2O, roofing, sl6 50; &c, COX
~, ~ OJ; block tin q 10 i0c; sheet zinc D 10
l5c; Pig lead y n l0c; Copper bottoms 4 10
soc; Sheet iron 2exH h 10 12%c; Solder extra
refined d b 33c; Galvanized iron In full bun
dies Il h Zoe: American Russia y 10 SOC.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


The letter carriers make their usual morning
delivery New Yoax's Day.
Ffny printers In the Government printing once,
'sagaged On piece work, ware discharged yester-
To-day being the Feast Of tho circumcisien is
observed - holiday sf obligation in all the
Catholic churches. n = - ~.
The following IA q summary Of the business Of
the supreme Court Of this District sadring the
year ISIS: Suits entered-Law side, 2,loo; equity
side, 40. Marriage licenses granted, 1,75o.
Mr.. John A. Bayley has sent to the Governor
his resignation Of the position OF secretary the
duties Ms postal clerk requiring all his time.
Tho Sunday school attached to tho Westminster
Presbyterian church, on Seventh street south
west, held an entertainmeut last night. Speeches,
Rotations vocal and instrumental music were the
features Of the evening. tzrz-.
The Sunday school Of the Assembly's Presbyte-
rian church held q social meeting Tuesday even
ing. A bcautiful poem was reeited BY Master
Arthur Little and Miss Ella KeinsbalI The
sehool has been presented with handsome organ.
pleasant entertainment was given ut Grace
OF concert and exhibition by tho sunday school
scholars. It was grand success, and tho scholars
taxing part did themselves great credit.
At recent communication OF Columbia Lodge
NO. r. A. A. NJ. tho following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: II. q. Bliss, W. ~;
u. Mungen, s. w.; W. L. Barr, ]. w.; NJ. A.
fappen, secretary; J. Z. Thompson, treasurer.
!, d. NJ. Boyd, jr., general passenger agent Of the
Pennsylvania railroad, last night tclegraphed to
had been officially advised that the strike the
Fttsbury, Port Wayne and Chicago and Glove
iand and Pittsbury roads is over, and that the
Trains arc running regularly.
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INSTANTLY KILLED.

yesterday morning Heinrich Brienwald was run
over, near Bladensburs, BY the TAO q. N. train
from baltimore to this city, On ~ w sshIngton
branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and
instantly killed. II appears that tho deceased
was walking along the track toward this city, and
observing the approach Of the train from Wash
ington, stepped from one track to the other and
was struck by tho engine Of the opposite train
ton. He was Swede by birth, and had been IN
this country only six weeks, and was walking to
this city to commence work as an uphoIsterer,
makers
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Thomas E. Wagsaman, trustee, to Ann z. Car
roll, lot y, square $50, $ssl; WIN. H. Flood to
Maria q. Fitzhugh and Ann @. Carroll, west 10
feet front on ID street, south of lot S, square ,ee
VIM. H. Flood, west SO feet front on ID street.
south Of lot 8. square 192, $780, James W. Barker,
it., to Oliver o. Spccr, lot IS, square 49, =, 100
and 8, part SQUARE Ds, $4,000: M. I.a,,shurgh to
Mrs. u. Schlegel, part lot le. square al, 400;
Geo. E Kirk. trustee, to John O'Neal, lots ., %
and n, square ,o33, u ALSO. =
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ROW CAN 1T BE


that Elphonzo Youngs is offering family grocc.
dIy luxuries at such low pricesf His enterprise
in providing just what every family wants In Cot.
fees, sugars. teas, Ne, at the greatly reduced
serves liberal patronage. Call Ut his popular
store on Ninth street, under Masonic Temple, and
the prompt and courteous attendance, the excel
lence and economy Of the goods will secure your
permanent custom.
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BOARD OF HEALTH,

Within the last year there have been reported
to tho Board of Health rs follows; births, ,9s7 !:
deaths, 2607; cases Of smallpox, 1,jiI; persons
vaccinated, 10, 49, which cost including the virus
81, sle90; nuisances abated, 1905; sewer con-
nections made, i:ao1 lots having stsgnant water
condemned, u, 906.2 q worth; animals impounded,
20e6, of which number 1,0sl were dogs. Two hun.
bred suits or trials in the various courts Of tho
with success. The sum paid the board FROM sp-
preparation of Congress was ~, So. e; sum paid
ironf appropriation Of District, g. 90! IS appro-
priation asked from District to reimburse ward
physicians, t7,317.N.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01

Maynard. al the Esbitt honse. There were
member Of arrests this day BY the police ana
BY the cars just beyond the Long bridge.
On the eth the members Of tho House OF Dele
gates met and took the initial steps towards agi-
Eating tho election Of all the District ofeers by
On the Sih Jadge Underwood died of apoplexy,
At his residence in ths CITY, On the same morn lott.
ing The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN was issued ifom
its new building, corner Thirteenth street anu
Pennsylvania avenue
On the sth the new Board Of Fire Commissioners
met and organized by the election of Jos Williams
president and w. b. Reed secretary.
On the eth the Equal Rights League met, and 70
Loaisians, PRESIDENT. They remained in session
several days, and finally adjourned after issaing
an address, citing the rights which they claimed.
tween the Board Il Public " orks and The Board
Of Health in regard to tho authority OF tho Two
bodies which s to some ,.ns
ona1sss Gem aSSTssa ii lis conduct
On the 18Th MI q. II. Bliss horsewhpped his
daughter. young lady Of twenty years Of age
On the 18th Col. F. Dent, father Of Mrs. Grant,
day Geo. A. Christian, the resurrectionist, was
arrested, and subsequently tried and sentenced to
pay fine Of 81 900 and imprisonment for onc year.
On the nth and 18th the Board Of Police CON-
missiopers rejected eighty-hve applications for
liquor license.
On the 18th the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company formally opened their hotel at the Re-
lay house and young girl, formerly an inmate
Of the Reform school, Instituted suit for seduc-
ton against F. W. Howe, the superintendent Of
he Institution.
On the list the reconstructed Foundry NJ. T.
church was opened and dedicated.
On the 2jh tho Washington Stock Exchange,
composed of most OF tho leading bankers and
brokers. was formally opened with every prospect
OF q successful career.
On tho 3sth another accident T. charged against
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company,
In the killing Of n man, by passing train, ut
Sixth street.
On the aslh John He'll accidentally killed his
wife while attempting 10 protect her.
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KEEP OUT OF THE COED.

j. H. SQUIER & CO.,
Bankers, No. 1915 Pennsylvania avenue, pay &
per cent. on all deposits.
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KEEP OUT OF THE COED.
Go to Sayage's and get him to put his unrivaled
ucather-strip on your windows and doors. Many
have been eomforted, and advise their friends to
20 and do likewise. Jos. L SAVAGE
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street
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ALARMS OF FIRE.

From January I, 1878, to December 81, ls74, both
inclusive, there have been struck from the central
thirty-threc alarms Of frs, coming from the fol-
lowing localities, to Wit: One alarm each from
boxes 3, ], Il L. Is H. ls, a. D. 81, Is, A. g. q,
g. and tive alarms each from u boxes T. p 70,
each from boxes n n, n 81, So - 81, o. 70, 81;
6ve eacn from boxes q, IS, So q; I've each from
boxes %, 81, 50, e. q; BIZ from boz T. The high.
from box 6a. Nineteen OF the alarms were sent
over the wires to police headquarters. Eight test
alarms were sounded to show the efficacy OF the
fire department. Only one false alarm was struck
during the year, coming from box 9. Ten alarms
were sent from Georgetown.
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READ THIS AND NOTE THE ]

READ THIS AND NOTE THE FACT.
We are now Offering
Mems Dress Suits from SIS to so.
Mems Dress Suits from SIS to t3O.
Mems Dress Suits from IS to 40.
Business Suits from SIS to so.
Business Suits from t25 to $50.
... Business Suits nom s55 to w.
Overcoats from % 10 81.
Overcoats from Sl6 TO sal
Ovcrcoats from SIS to SIS.
Childrcns Getaway Suits 20 to Is.
Children's Cutaway s'u.s 40 to sis.
Childrcn's Cutaway SUITS els to 81
BOYS s. Il. Suits u to SO.
Boys d. B. Suits els to els.
Boys d. b. Sacks and Vests as.
Boys and Childrcn's Ovcreoats and Capes.
Youths Overcoats and Capes.
Goods reliable; work substantial; fashionable
sii Pennsylvania avenue, near Sixth street.
ATT xILBmN's,
l02 Seventh street northwest,
Olosin9-out sale q
1000 worth Of
Gents Fine Stitched Boots,
Ladies' Nobby Button CATERS,
White, Red and Blue Slips,
Rubbers and Arctics.
Slippers made to order.
io2 Seventh street.
BRowS's metallic weather strip, the cheapest
and best in use. For sale only at Tubmans, AIS
Ninth street. Wall paper reduced twenty per
cent. The only place In the city where you can
get window shades for u, with fixtures complete.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES.
Out OF 2sal sewing machines distributed to ap-
plicanis by the Chicago Relief COmmittce, each
Fan we're Of the Singer patent These signif can't
facts show the high appreciation in which this
excellent machine1s hc1d.-Hsrper's Weekiy Helr
YORK..
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NArIoyAL SAYINGS BANK.

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenshy street,
pays per cent. Per slnum On dsposirs for each
calendar month. Baking hours 70 Z; Satur-
days, 8 to I and to4
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NEOROLOGY

NOTEWORTHY DEATHS IN THE DIS
TRICT DURING 1sIa
Although during the year just closed the Dis
trict was remarkable for IT. usual healthfulness-
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Burt! BURT.
DISTRICT BONDS ND-scRIP

A large and elegant invoice Of BurtS fine
Shoes for Ladies and Misses, just received at T.
S. Gartrell's, 800 Seventh street, corner Of
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Full DRESS
SUITS
FOR RECEPTIONS
AT
e A. SAKs & Co.'S.
SD Seventh street.
rgest Clothing House In the District.
CITY ITEMS.

HAVANA ORa Just received by ElphOnzo
Youngs Co., groccrs. See advertisement.
CANDY.
Choice French Cream Mixtures ut lowest club
rates by Elphonzo Youngs s. Co., groeers. See
advertisement.
SUGARS CoFFEKs AND TEAS retailing at whole
sale prices by Elph0ns0 YOungs & Co., groccrs.
See advertisement.
NEW RAIsINs, 8 pounds for 81, and u boxes at
70 cents, by Elphonz0 Youngs & Co., grOcers. See
advertisement.
I GREAT BARGAINS are offered for the holidays in
q lot Of forty-6vc Sewing machines, many but
little used, Of the various manufactures, at the
ONCE Of the Howe Machine Osbpany, No. CD
Pennsylvania avenue. st
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taken In payment for Pianos, Sewing Machines,
Watches, Jeweiry, etc, At Robers Fulton's, 3lI
Ninth street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01

NEW STORY. NEw STOCK!

NEW sroRE! NEW STOCK!
R.C. LEWIS, No. $685. SEVENTH STREET,
East si,ir. (ncar strrct,)
has now in store, and daily receiving. . large and
complete assortment Of GENTLKNEN's, Bows AND
CuIipREN.s HATS Of the very LATEST sryLEs;
also q complete assortment Of GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS, cheap for cash.
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Caroline Richings- Demands
..OLDDE EOLKES.,

Caroline Richings-B ernards
COLLIDE FOLKEs-
For one week, commencing Januasya.
The 'r TRgES GHsh 5 Gtfn9ei EsfSrNsRs
VELVET LxG Az Ga RsSD ss sfffs' COSTUMES
PRESS, FGLPiT xSb PuRL1c
Sc ;: slsSs; and at ali The principal S0ssis
NATIONAL THEATRE.
C. D. Hess and o Ni9r %iEK ONLY Directors.
GRAND OPERA in ENGLlsH,
KES II, ~ ss'; 4RorpE,
GankS ASR fkafH gaaSrTy
LUCIA nj H2IsAsaHasERn ooR.
fhsSdors h.Ss!naa.; VIM Sa;IiSH; c. j. :.f aaIi,
Annie Starhird: &c;
Frank a. H" TSEsb nSslehl Director.
,sr RsG CO. EFT, Che Feels ReSsnEs2
80 re' MfS s. I; lHsll, &C.
Mss Kellogg .;..:......;MARGUERITE
TIE MARn iiHSsGe 81 FIGARO.
stS $is III Ina ssfa asS;s
M EHInAia
IisiI kiw: ssrain s: I Thsa; H,:'i:ia e
SATURDAY RG iisff SE dii. MATINEE
> fra DixT N6s.Gs'
d S.: q est :, I@9 ssse IL rr1i.a January
deserved seats, 30 and soc. according 2 Ioea-
II ,INCOLN HALL.
TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY c, 1874,
MISS ANNA E. DICKINSON.
'A''e'' ..roR YOUR OWN SAKE.
nary ., q Warren Choate & Co. 5 bookstore, al
ADMISSION ~ cents; reserved seats . cents extra
national THEATRE. -
MR. ]. G. sAvILLE.......solc Lessee and Director.
MoNDAY EaENiSG. DkcksibERa 9, 1s.s.
po5 stsY HIiaT t sHHaT TEAr,
@ II rs Isn' Sn
NE" and p'~e nES %s%Rx sG%%sds entitled
aSa%s and a ri,S en
tire new scenery, novel mechanical illusions, appro-
'A0as ekRN at nj NEW \ 's YEak MATINEE
dr'' time in many Gi frTs .hs siIy hplas0f
Opera. dccD
THE GRAND ANNUAL BALL OF WASH
Il lNGTON CITY HIBERNiA BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY, No. !, will be held at Masonic Temple on
MONDAY.JANUARY s, 1874. -.
Tickets, admitting Gentleman and Ladies. u, to
be had of the members. dec.'. Is. o&ja5
LINCOLN HALL
FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS
DAY, DECEMBER u -. aud u, aud JAN..L
GRAND MATINEE NEW YEARS DAY.
Return of the Famous Artistic
DU r Il r Z y b Z n Z Diets
NEW ORLEANS MINSTRELS,
Grass Rand. andBnrlesque Opera Ironpc, with moro
clulcd most brilliant season Of two weeks 1t the
Varieties Theatre, New Orleans. the palace Of beauty
and fashion OF the Crescent City, appearing before
large, refined, and select aneiences nightly. Their
receipts running each evening from $500 to d, "a
Will appear above, In entirely attractive
and pleasing programme. General admission, a.
es".s. R:serssa sc.ss ss sais At Ellis Co 1s.is
Siorr. CHAS. II. DUPREZ, Mana eer; CHAS. rs
kEEsHiN, General Agent. desa. rta n, 4jyI
". M. G. A. LEcrrHEs-
| LINCOLN HALL.
John 7 @OO1Ela.
TUESDAY EVENING. January =.
| Tickets, 81 NOextra charge fo- rcscrved seats.
Diagram at Warren ch0ate 4 Co. =. sst Pennsylva-
n. avenue Lecture begins promptly at o'clock.
Doors open att. decl1
PROFEssoH IMIfP.S GRAND DE
FRANCE AND EirH6rE siNCE 1913.
| SIX LECTURES.
| A3Mr. Trip may be addressed at Washington,
d. G.. until March ], 1874. deli
Il
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TAKE CARE OF your VALUABLEs

Call and examine the Ere and burgiar-prool
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities jewels, siiver-ware, other
valuabies. Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Take Earning Jronms Chicago and Boston fires.
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POLICE WORK.

In this large city II is to be supposed that there
will be crime. and there must necessarily be
arc more or less familiar with the leading cases
which have occurred during the year, and they
are set fort in another column; so II will sufcei
to say that every man connected with the force,
whole duty TO the satisfaction Of all. In regard
to the detective corps, the following Is mnary
of such Of the operations Of this force As can be
made q matter Of record, viz: Number OF viola
property reported lest or stolen, sll3 ss3.57 re-
covered, t92 %; turned over to property clerk,
%, 80; taken from persons and returned to
same, ", Sass; amount Of property turned over
to owners, 81, si7.55.
Tho following is Q recapitulation OF the work
donc by tho police force during the year ended
September 30, 1873: The whole number Of arrests
during the year was Il, 7sl, OF which 9,953 were
single; 1854 could read and write, and ~ could
not. The Offences may be classified as follows:
Offences against person, ,s&i males 3t4 females;
offences against property, 30l6 males ~ females.
has been made: $50 were dismissed, IL turned
over to the military. SN sent to Jail for court 81
gave bail for court, Sd2 sent to the wOrkhouse, 206
gave security to keep the peace, So sent to the
various light .punishments were inflicted, and
they have been classed under the head OF miscel
laneous. Fines have been imposed In I. ll5 cases,
amounting to S2s.Is8.5e. The number Of applica-
commissioners during tho past year, ST.; dis
approved ~. The number Of destitute persons
furnished with lodgings during tho year were
4252 lost children restored to parents, lS4: sick
Cattle and vehicles found astray and restored to
owners, 30I doors left open and secured by police
$780, fires occurring In tho District, 169 inquests
held, -; persons found dead, Il; dead and aban-
suicides, q friendlcss persons buried on order OF
the Governor, 200.
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PRICES DOWN.

T. s. Gartreu, 900 Seventh street, corner OF !,
Is offering great Inducements in Gcntlemcu's fine
handmade Boots, Congress CATERS AMI Lace
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TELL-CEr IND VELL-MADE
Brown Melton Overcoat at 10.
~ EIsENAN & Bro,
eos Seventh street. three doors above E.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01

FOR RECEPTIoNS
Full Dress Suits, =
Full Dress Suits,
Full Dress Suits,
At EIsKMAN 4 Bios,
sos Seventh street, May Building.
FULL DRESS
OUR SPECLALTLES
rARTR sBAaoN.
YULL DRESS SUITS
AT Is PER CENT. DISCOUNT
Full Dress Suits. For Weddings,
TuIl Dress Suits For Receptions,
AT Is PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Full Dress Suits. For Socishlss,
Full Dress Suits. Nov Years calls,
ATE PER CENT. DISCOUNT
FROM nn9ULAn 1nlckD.
YuLL LIME
OF QUE own 2AHuyAcrURx,
EQUAL TO CUSTOM wO1K,
ATS PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
HABLR Bros,
Merchant Tsilors and Fine Closhiers,
Corner Seventh and ID streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01
NATIONAL THEATRE.

GRAND NEW YEAR MATINEE.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JANUARY ]. 1874,
FOR THE CHILDREN.
When will be presented the Beautiful Fairy Play Of
CINDERELLA:
Or. THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER.
To conclude with the glorious Farce OF the
SWISS SWANS.
- Popular Matinee prices. sd
Admission - cInts: children - cents. dr3i-2t
UYIkIlRn N Az
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01

D1AR1Es for 1874 for registering events past,
present and future-a valuable pocket companion,
with blank space for every day In the year:
Shillington, bookseller, corner Four s-a.half
ent kinds in various styles Of binding. CON-
mence the new year with Q diary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01
WORK OF THE CORONER.

Daring the past twelve months Coroner D. q.
Patterson has viewed 33a bodies, who died accord-
ing to the following classification: Suicide, IA;
homicide, 70; infantlcide, %; accidents and ISyl-
gence, 80; disease, 1874; stillbOrn, Il.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01

DOWN.
A well-cut and wellmade Brown Melton Over
coat ut &C. EIsLMAN B. BRo,
sos Seventh street, May Building.