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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

"H'e - AaAas
noston ". washlnHtou

Tho nrgt championship match between tho
Red Stockings Of Boston and Olympics took
place on tho grounds Of tho latter club yeater.
day afternoon, and was AZ nne fielding display
Olymplcs gave q worry good exhibition Of their
weakness, while the Bost0na showed themselves
as we'll disciplucd In handling the ash as In tho
field, and y was only owing 70 the sharp and
was kept at the low figure recorded.
Glenn did yeomAn's service In the field, cap
turing no less than eight ny balls, several Of
them very dlfficult catches. The other members
Of the nine did excellent, and the "boys" should
hereafter play their mon In the positions they
occupied yesterday. Tho Red Stockings or
course, did well, having but Few errors chargeablo
TO their account.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

The Republicans Of the First Is,nislatlvo dis
trict as.embled on Tuesday evening at Howard
school building, AnAoostla, ID, o.; UhariR Ii.
Whiting u mo chair, and william EEncn,
A laIKe number from the uppor and mlinls
portian1qf The distriut WoTo progoii aud UpeolhOH
were made BY Charles II. Butler, P6taf q fnnlnm,
Brown and others.
A resolution was adopted indoFalnE ADD RECON.
mending 0corge W. Duvall ~ gup1llh tsndont
Tho actions Of tho delegate, SolomI1 a.
BIONn, were warmly indorsed and RpplaN dtd,
The meeting ADJOURNED with hearty clleerI Tor
the Board VI Public Works. = -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

Inspector General 0atchel reports the follow.
ing afrlvAls 10000 herring, selling at from u 90
70 $50 per thousand; 1900 shIll, selling TO
shippers At -, market At go per hundred; 500
tallors selling at 81 per hundred, 100 cells sell.
ing At " per hundredi 700 punches nsh, selling
At from s. 30 " o. each; rs bushels large Oystors
seliing at nom tl.2j 10 also per busheli 22S
bushels small oysters, selling at from &C., too5e.
per bushet
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

Yesterday afternoon several members Of the
japanese embassy, accompanied BY Detective
ID. II. Y. Blgley, vislted the jail. They we're
mot and shown through by Warden OrookoF,
taking especial pains 10 inquire into and iot
down every detail In relation 10 tho general
management VI the institution,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

At the close Of the reading Of the Journal, the
CLERK Of the Senate appeared and announced
me dr e en ,sa ana coiis. With
making the bill take elect on the LIST Of July
and making all tea and coffee In bond on that
Mr.. Dawes asked and obtained unanimous
consent for the blu 70 bo taken up and acted on.
Tbs nrst amendment was agreed TO.
On the second teleIs were ordsrsd' and the
BILLS PASSED.
Tho House then, In the morning hour, pro-
ceeded 70 the consideration Of reports Of CON-
mitteos.
Mr.. ShankS, Of Ind ffOn the Committee on
Indian Affairs, reported bill TO regulate the
manner 2, y making private contracts with In
Also,A bill TO authorize the United States CIR.
cult Court 70 make PARTITION Of the lands Of q
and the b.ll passed n.s.i,,,, IN, m. al. =, go.
nyny,s III IL IN isnJs IN Eans.s III .nsn
49,. fhn smsnjments wsrs aJnn,nd ana ne
OIL, HaseSh; u .,,ho,,,In., thu r.,Do.l n, ,..,r,.
Aso, ~, ~. siions,iaSS - .ss.sI 49, ~
S1sn t nPSn " Rsnsas Pass.d A" NA'""'' ~"
Asg e 70 Sa \, Me Ne 3S SitALaasAS and
ma ecnsrm isaSes Passsd. A"'A " ''@'0 '.''N'
an NJ Rn,d.ii m Mo from IN, ,.me oomrni,.
Tee reported eill g provide loT the removal Of
mn "a ~ nntSa,i1s 1hs ~ y, ,hsir .nds
,noS anS s. ~ aDiX Pssssd 'n'" iAno'
sItesi MI ~ ~ ,o.sI IA raj. s,, H.
Also phh LOT nnS , " in"iAhS nou the
M,nsln, ~, ~, 5iSa.a,IsS an. tIo,,.. NJ, $40,
,9Ms nsSss ~ MsSS I'm, io,n o Vn ..V-
zee OF inc " hoi iS' On n,,..
.,., y ~. W snsIi-i.i,, .,, h.....
~ 49, ~, gays notice m M intsntion ~
ny pSsan W ony ~ so.o,,ns, 49, a..a "
moys9 s opI ~ Sn s,osIa ,a elaSse ana -
~ une III N.Y. LII nstr,c,onS IN ra,,a5,
~ ~, as 4, Portbv,ib And ,nridsnts NJ ~
serted that tho bill now undsr confederation
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
VISIT
wAllach's
Dollar Store,
tpl Pa. ay., below National Hotel.

JUsriuE TO WHOM 1T BELoEes.-In justice 10
one Of our most snterprising citizens, whose en-.
ergy and activity have secured for himself q
fair share Of public patronage, we publish the
following card, which explains ITSELF
To ne Public; As there arc certain merchants
who ridlouls the idea ofadvertlsfng, and say that
II is only intended 10 mako newspaper men rich,
and who at the same time claim that they never
devote dollar TO such purpose, and yet resort
10 mean oxpedlonts 70 reap the dement's Of those
my patrons TO state that have no branch store
In Washington, and mono save that Of my hoop.
skirt and corset factory, at t0s Seventh stroet,
1ntelllgencer building. Ladies' In search Of my
establishment will please remember tho namo
and the number, Charles Baum, tos Seventh
street. between u and T. streets Thankful tor
past fayors, beg leave 10 inform the public that
i have Just received my now spring stock, In.
uluding all the novelties In hOopsklria, corsets,
Md gloves, human hair, trimmings, tho most
complete stock Of fancy and plain hosiery, aud
ladies' furnishings, all OF which arc spooialties,
and that will endeavor In the future, as In the
past, 20 TO conduct my business as 10 continue TO
secure the confidence OF the ladies Of Washing
ton, the efforts Of enemies and malicious persons
to tho contrary notwithstanding. Charles BAUM
tos Seventh street, between and 4.
TIE cheapest place In Washington TO buy
Wallpaper, and have paperhanging and up
hoistsry work done Is at Humans, ais Ninth
street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

Yesterday morning, about 1880 O'Clock, Oniosr
Riley, Of the Fourth poles precinct, discovered
tro In the back room Of building No. 1870 I
pied by Maria BrAnson, colored. The meinbers
OF Union engine company No. l, wore notlned
and proceeded 10 tho scune and succeeded In ox-
done. The properly belonged TO John Tim, who
UstAinod lOss OF go
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

rbe Rsppbliosn central COMMITTEES met last
~ IN Inan S sSnn ~ so,I
eighteen members answered 10 their names
The rulo requires twenty.three for a working
quoruln; add after waiting an hour, aud failing
adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

VIM. L. Wall n 90. will sell, at 10 o'clock a.
m, the entire stock Of groceries Of Jesse b. vii.
son, o52 Pennsylvania avenue.
Latimer 4 Cleary will sell, at II o'clock, at
lheiI auction rooms, a lot Of spring house and
bedding plants.
Guild & Locke will sell, at 10 O'Clock, the en-.
tire stock Of trimming store. =
W, i. johnson will sell, at i,gO o'clock D, IN
lot IL, In SQUARE 1919,
d. II. Warner will sell, at o'clock D. m, A
new three story and basement brick house,
capital =
4; WaggamAn will sell, At O'Clock D. m. /,
on the premiscs, frames and fencing corner oi
Now Hampshire avenue and II street
Green n Williams will sell Al & o'olork n. m
lot II In square t09, situated on Eighth street.
between and X southwest "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
Al for Whal You Waut.

T. whseler's curiosity Shop on Seventh
4 sSySn sai hat St aSSSO sSs sS
Whero. Anything, from tent 10 hydrant hose
and lots 81 second. hand articles too Numerous %
mention. Hla prices are very reasonable, and
gains by giving him q call.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
GovsFnor,s HIounted Guard.

The uoVoFnoT'B Mounted Guard completed
It's organisation as . squadron last evening by
the election OF Dr. s. 3. Bond, surgeon; "
Thompson, AdjutAnt; W. W. simpson, quarter,
MASTER John o. Moara, commissary, VIM. W.
Writ was elected major a few evenings since,
and the stAh now being completed and the or.
ganiEation recognised as q squadron, their sue.
cess 10 no longer an eNDorlm0nt,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

Prof Jas. r. ON gave his annual May ball
last evening at Harmonlal hall. II was docl-
dedly Asncoess, ADD considering the dlsadVan-
hFaa undgr which the Professor laborod, he Il
entitled 70 tho high augmentation no 30 justly
wedding took place 10 tho hail. (which, blythe
way, was beautifully decorated.
Mr.. Huley deserves much credit for the man.
master, aud the exccllOnt order which prevailed
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

Messrs J. y. Crawford and 5. l.. King have
their telographic school at No. $50 Pennsyl.
vahla avenue In tho full tide Of success. Ladies
aud gentlemen DESTROYS Of possessing the knowl
Of fhS oppOrtunitles offered al the school. hi
aaid Tint the business can DO learned In three
mouths 50 az TO DO able TO NIL positions as op
orators.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

The trustees OF the Washington Boot and
shoe Manufacturing Company met last night
~ poueo headquarters and elected tho following
oinneTG Robert Ball, president; Zach. Tobrlner,
vice preddent James A. Randall, Secretary,
James LaekoY treasurer and james johnson,
Louis Hsllorun' and Milton NJ. Holland exeoU.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

The unlyersallgt Society Of Washington held
Its annual election in Masonic Temple last
evening, aud the following o1icors weTo unHni-
moaSly eloctod - serve for the ensuing year
foI m9derator, u. = q, Psttingilli secretary,
eommitiae, Rev. A. kelseyj J. CaTruth, A. y.
Wight A. Copp, d. y. Smith, A. Fisher, o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

Gould, hohsfsr, 1; ". WflGht, ! IS waisrmss'
81 gisnp, " BurTouEhs,l ElTnn, !; Robnuon, III.
WtlliAm4L
Bass PlEy-Pnt out By Rarpes, o. Gould, s-tt
Assisted b. q. Wright ., Barnes, 81 SpaidluE,
Put ont BY Thqnias, D. Flynn, 81.
Assisted b. Nillamf, Watermgn, 4; Gold smith, q
Time q Camel 80. Scorsu-rylar and Ryan.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

Tbs Weed Sewing Machine Company have
established a salesrcom at No. 200 Ninth street,
undnf the Y. NJ. y. A. building, whore, with
their Increased facilities thoy can promptly sup
ply all demands OF the trade. The Family Fa-
Vorits," which has achieved q great success, and
embraces N my points Of superiority over other
rAnehines, can DO purchased or rented on terms 10
suit ouatOmefH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
FORTY SECOND CONGRESS.
YESTERDAYS paooeeeINas

The Naval appropriation BIZ Passed In the
asnate-The House agrees to the senate
Amendments 20 the TeN and Csnse Biil-
Debate % the TarlG BILL nfiscsiisaesus
Items
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

pfafnfcT pffIA HnnonfHD.
fepo,tsi. withont amer ment, senate bill con,
INNING act of Territorial Lsgislaturo Of July,
llfi, Relating 10 the Columbia College, and bill
70 extend the works Of the oeorgstown Gas
hi,o' ~I,h smsndmen,a. s.nn,. b,n IA In.
treass The capital ntock and oTtsnd the works
aSse vW,s sssIs enc aH ,s Company;
lortsd, with Al amendment the Houss bin 70
ture dsIeotive titles In me D,s,rIo, Of Columbia.
MI. spencer, from tho same committee, 70
porlsd, Without Amendment. the Houss bin AZ
Ing me Saiary Of me member Of the Board Of
Health.
oruFR mia RrronTHp.
JudiclafT' rsportei a hIii suthorifinr tsrms ID
the United Statss District Court 70 Be held At
Tsrt OIbEou, Indian TERRITORY,
timss NE ffnt,sd stat"s Citee,s t,oyr,s IN ~
EIghth disfriet -
hT' Grain. nom committo, On, Naval AMIR,
asS.1 IA M e sm ,s pi -. rsisi o.
MAJ sbur, faoehortsing tha e.rysssrv m ~
NAVY 10 vithdrev from tho navV nenslon nsnd
and distribute 10 aid otficers and crew one hall
nlcs M ~ =. ,hs d ssrnnso.lS ered
ited M Ali fund '"''' 49,
MT. stockton, ron samo committee, reported
mi rafsrx,ns Il tI,e Cosrt N uIsims ana claim
81 thn renresept stixes Of tho late Rear Admiral
Dahlgrcb' m the M. Of M gun ~ the United
states 0ovsrnmenG
sonih.Sn ,napufaSsp,.ng comnsny n N.s
Mexioo and yolofado Terrttoriea,
Mr.. Carpenter, from the Committee on the
SoiainS ~ cosT,a ~ az the wss,syn diss5,c, NJ
wisoonsln. Passed
HhITfsoRE Avn POTOMAC RAILROAD pEroT.
Mr.; Pa,,srson, from the gom@it,es Sn N,
mining tho sction on The focal authorities Of N,
city OF WashIngton in TofoTsnee 10 a depot M,
for the BSItlmoro and Potomac railroad,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

CITY SMALL TALK.

There was dust yestorlay-a little.
Senator Stevenson, Of Kentucky, squeak'
when he crates.
WHY S, aIdp,. (. TsI1 Yesterday oOnundrum
Kelley, Of Pa, talked tariff yesterday. Hs
knows something Of the subject.
John A. Bingham, Of Ohio, Is the Eagle Of
the House.
Secretary Robson was on the floor Of the
House yesterday afternoon.
Col. IIArblno OF the National hotel does the
square thing TO travellers every time.
A certain physician, whose once Is on = line
with the Lincoln statue, opposite the Oily Hall,
Wiolds q caustio pen.
Clayton Ia not the hAnd.omsst clerk Of tho
So lie has q ''oOTner" IN that opinion.
We will shortly publish tho romance Of au
"Ayonus Candy Store or, The AmOurs Of
Blackboard, ofthO Treasury Department"
J. l.. .Keryand, stAtioner, has secured the
riOr Department. with stationery. We hope %
Our Delegate in Congress boasts tho longest
and sllkiest beard Of any member in that Assem-.
blaEo. He is blonde OF the eighteen kATOt
order.
Mr.. Ranney, Of the Treasury Department,
yesterday, while fishing at tho Great Falls,
caught thirty-one splendid bass, all large and
nat. Pretty good fishing, that.
Senator Pratt, ofIndiAna, IL becoming thinner
hs ha; sTsppsd chairs al With Garrett DAVIS,
taking me TS I1.'sr % me Republican side Of the
jim Young, when he appears upon the Aoor
Of the House Of Representatives, Is frequently
mistaken iorn member, and acoordlngly APP
proaehod-tho last word In general sense.
Congressman keteham, Of New York, were he
a brunette, looks like the claimant in the Itch.
borne case, whose grandmother washed for our
family.
A certain lawyer 10 this city, whose appear.
anoo Is ylllainous, Il 10 favor 0f the gown and
liz Ne aaVa he IA fnao uentlv ,,Isfa han 10, ~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

Yesterday moTnlng Onlpor French found M
body OF . dad Whifo infant on lot belyeea
seyen.oeuth uad Eightoonth and O and u
streets. w. ffIf a| I
playing 10 the yicinity f0und the body 81 . dead
colotod infAnt IN the branch, on y, near EiFhl
teenth street, The coroner was notined, I'd
deemed iuqueats unnoonagary. ~ = I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

LTHH AUCTION SALE Of unredsemed pledges 1t
hlessTs. VIM. l.. Wall A Co.'S, on the corner Of
Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue, will DO
nneo Of the more yaluable goods will DO pOsl
lively closed out. s. uOLDaTEIR q Co.,
II fStRrl VS.. l.. WALL y 10, Aucts,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
USEFUL rAcTs WORM HuowIsa.

USEFUL FACTS WORTH KuowIna.
THURsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder 10 the
best Dcntrince In use. II keeps the Teeth eloan
and white, and tho gums sound and healthy.
Price IS and 20 conts.
JouyHN's Inodoruus Kid Glove Cleaner Is far
superior 70 anything known. Price Is cents.
Price IS And 50 cents.
All for sale by DTugElsts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

Tbs 0llieers and members Of the More Memo
rial Telegraph Association mot last night 10
the ONES 81 DR.. o. q. Coz, on streei, near
Fourteenth, but no quorum boing present, the
association adjourned 10 meet on Saturday next
at 2 y. M, 10 the Patent Once building, when
business Of importance will DO transacted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

BuRT's button and iacs Shoes lOr LadIsF,
Misses and children, at
A. }. JoTCE, JR., n Do.A,
100 street northwest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

successor 10
Mrs. A. Hubboll,
has just received now invoice Of Imported
Millinery and Novelties from Europe, aud has
completed arrangements before leaving London
and Paris TO have all her Millinery sent direct,
and she Is constantly receiving frcsh importa.
TONS MADAME S. D. HuBBELL,
l2u PennsylvAnia avenue, noar Thirteenth
street, second floor. its
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
Opticians.

FOR TEsTING Spirits.
IL Goal OIL, Olls, MIL, Dream, Vinegar, L0s, IAns,
Acid, Rhsr Silver Solution, salt salt WsisT, BIlns.
AlhAli, Amm9nlA, Beer. Bah, oder. BhellAs, olns,
Wine, Musk Uhnometors. 40. At from u cents each
aPsaidL AlSO, HydrOnStoT Cups and Jars, Test
II. II. HK1IPLRR,
UptloIan,
AH1 PeunsylvGniA avenue,
ApDu corner four-And. AhAf street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

A sPoRTIvB HUnTKR Of Detroit who kept a
flask Of whisky with hin On a shooting trip,
struck o ra0e-oourao In the suburbs on bis re-
turn, and walked around all night, wondering
why he didn't got 10 town.
Mss ELLKN y. STARBUCK, who has per.
formed the part Of Confidential clerk 10 the last
three Governors Of Observation-Disclosures
Bullock and ClAnln-and who has SUCCESSFULLY
piled the post VI chief clerk VI the State exeou-
Tive department during tho last year, has 70.
signed her place because Of ill.hoalth.
Two MuxiCAN LADIES Of rank u Santa UTuE
Tooontly fought q duel about lover. They
fought nIst With swords, the challenger having
her sword-arn cut through, and than with pis'
tolls, whom the bollio0so ehhlloager'u LEFT arm
was broken BY her antaEoni1ta ball, and she
was carried on the held IN q sWOOn. The victor
married the edJu5 beiii two hours amer.
TINS bard OF the 81. Louis Democrat oontinuoa
KNOW yo tho land who're tho United States
Commissioner will locate the buildings for gov
srnmsnt usel Where the rage Of lot owners and
other potitionerA will damn tho location and
ooohefh their goose? q, wild as tho accents OF
lovers, farewell arc the prices thoy ask for tho
grounds they would sell"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

FoR BoYs.--Flno EnBllsh ChoyiOt Suits.
Pine blue suits from tl2 70 els. Cashmere sui :
from to.oo TO va One Priee Only
0Eo. q. HENHIA0,
No tl0 Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
Government Sales.

government sales.
pUBLIo SALE.
WIN Be .oid a gsblle anelisp a. the United Stats
sas.SS osdss 2S. e ssp
-, \ y;se:,y ss:.,.,slss Il. !.
AisO. esrtiia sfiisss q o.SS Asd GsrsI.su Kqulp.
Forms. Dash 10 CO,stnmsst funds
81 Srdss z Ss iS% Ssass, ssssssiS, '.
sps5 ospL sad Military s.otsLsepsT. U. 5. A.
SALE OF GovERNMKNr PROPERTY.
oynor DErpT oy.ArEasAsrsR.l
r,,... al SAs AsIonIo, I.EHAs. March y, Iva
=. Amy BSSias sa F. 81. s e 70
S SSSfa q oSsbss he ~ Il RMi E
snfPLiks. oLoTaInG AID EQgIPAGk, con.
l.@o.s dart;, Iarpss., Saddle. indiss sleis:. Ms
ssf Ssa ", aSY o.P: v9s, J.shs. TfG.
pioVs8, %Sss s. l.%o;sa On ss az q ale
Terms oaaS' eO'orPS .... ia .... O. 100.
A uOriDr hAIk OF QOnDEMEED GOVERN.
DiroT SUPPLEMENTARY oyrIunl
,,,,--,,-,,,, OMAHA. MN, April Q, tsS.
L aIs Ss l Ssuas%s.a Go, SSs
6,oD Old blank FonnL
~ y.rds Mating, Horses
rai1s, ROW. wagons and ~ sets Harness,
sails 70 commence at 10 m, M.J s. Isa
Ierma cash, 10 Government funda
BY order OF BrAS. Geo, Ard, o9Rd'S Dep, PlAsks
spiO Asst q. NJ, u. 8. A. Depot QaaItsfaasisr
a uCrioN sALE or OLD IRON. 4o.
UEITED bTIrEs ENdMEEn OFTlCEI
No. ~ broad bTnHHT, y
- OHAhIHsroN, y, u, April ., tsTa
aa. sSa SSr ill :' o. \ Ihs H..
W tonamoro or leaa q scrap Iron, eenPoaiton metal
40; Terms cash, In United States funds Materials
70 10 promptly remavod hY pqrvhaaor. FOR partian-
lars apply Al this once, No othsr paper need copy
by order q Brsvat Major gsp, y 4. uimete,
ape Captain Of FnE.. Brsvst lieut. 0oI' D. A.
n GOVERNMENT bALK.
TAHLon BARRhoNs, LouIsynLE, KID
-, # 49, April ~, l51A I
Atl2'2r Bssyaoks, L2ulsyiil:, NJ Al ~ ?'oleek ?.
smiths, and steam htleu TODD. Camp And bArris91
hqupaEa, aud miscellaneous lot Of Guartermaatuh ~
Propery. OHAk.W. HARMED,
Apb lieut. eth u. q. 6avaify. A. A. OH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

RARLOw's GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
Renewed frsn No. 1895 70 No. Ia2S Penn
sylvania avenue.
On tree sIhhiton and for sale large collection Of
OIL Paintings, EngravinEs, Ohromos BronEe JaFvinss
btatasy rare OhinAi also, choice stock Of PorcslAn
H.. RARLOW.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

Tue HOuas roassomblcd al Ti00 y. m, sh0 IN
defalandlng baing that reports were % b. made
nom tho C0mmltteo on TSrrltoriea AIr. Tahe,
chairman Of the COMMITTEES, yielded foT hftean
mlnlilas a. Nc Perez, who addressed the House
on the inlIn hill.
NJ. TanS subsequently reported . bill "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
Steamship Lines.

WASHIHuIOH AND MEX AHDsIA'
Ga and after wEDNEBDAy. Nay 4, HOURLY
TRIPS made betUoon the citloa on -
Sale uogisstahle ste.nsr',. com. EuahIWk
" Tssss shsS lot sssss,S Ssrs, m -
pfealdsnt Potofnas Fern Oompany.
3. oEDNEY, General supsrintsndonL myfiW
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-06-06
Pity for a Lonely Young Man.

o. W. Holmes, in the May ATLANTIC
writes as follows: 81 know nothing in
the world tenderer than the pity that a
kindhearted young girl has for young
man who feels lonely. It's true that these
dear creatures are all compassion fol
every form Of human woe, and apx-
ions to alleviate all human misfortues.
They will go to Sunday schools through
storms their brothers are afraid of, to
teach the most unpleasant and intractable
classes Of little children the age of Methu-
selah and the dimensios Of Og the king OF
Bashan's bedstead. They will stand be-
hind table at fair all day until they
are ready to drop, dressed in their pretti-
est clothes and their sweetest smiles and
lay hands upon you, like so many Potip-
unexpectedly correct ones, OF course
to make you buy what you do not want,
at prices which you cannot afford, all this
as cheerfuliy as if it were not martyr
dom to them as well as to you. Such
is their eagerness to sympathize with al
their suffering fellow-creatures But
there is nothing they pity as they pity a
lonely young man.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-06-06

WHAT SOME MEN AND WOMEN Dc
Some men move through life as band
Of Music moves down the street, finging
out pleasure on every side through the air
to every one, far and near, that can listen.
Some m en- fill the air with their presence
and swe etness, as orchards in October days
till the air with the perfume of ripe fruit.
Some women, cling to their own houses
like the honeysuckle over the door, yet
like it fill all the region with the subtle
fragrances of their goodness. How great
bounty and blessing is it SO to hold
the royal gifts of the soul that thew
shall be music to some, and fragrance to
others.s and life to ALL 1t would be no
unworthy thing to live for, to make the
power which we have within US the breath
of other men s joy; to Gil the atmosphere
which they must stand in, with bright.
ness which they can not create for them
selves.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-06-06

Nor THAT KIND OF NosE.-A gentle.
man OF Dayton dropped into the reading
room of hotel in this city a few DAYS
since, and while sitting there a conversa-
ton upon politics grew up between bin
and stanger who was stopping at the
hotel. Now, our Dayton friend, we
should explain, is blessed which nose
OF exceedingly roscate hue. The stapger
soon began TRADE Of abuse upon the ad-
ministration he denounced President
Grant as both knave and a fool, and
asserted that our whole government was a
cesspool of corruption.
Our friend ofthe rubicund nasal heard
him through, then arising from his chair,
astonished the stranger by laying his
hnger upon his fiery red nose and remark
ing: See here, stranger, l N not a Demo.
crat; that's boil. "-Doyton Journal