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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-01

TOR SALE-A WHITE MARBLE SODA FOUNTAIN,
j in tin order having been in hut season;
will be sold cheap. Apply TO JAMES A. SMITH, 6oa
Second avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-01

A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER
IA Saesrocns O5 Chambers and II Rende streets.
BY ALLEN h. MINER BRO.
FRIDAY, MAY g.
ut l0h O'Clock, at tho private residence
81 EAST l27EM ,S STREET BETWE sEs FOURTH AND
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Mirrors, Carpets
Oilcoths, Act general assortment of dining and bed
room furniture. Full details tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-01
4 UQroN NoTroE.-oLINToS B. osGooD, AUG.

~ doneer
- OSGOOp 4 co.
will sell nj their salesrooms, - -
Ios CHAMBERS STREET; NEAR COLLEGE, ~ piAfE'
LARGE Tor SECOND HAND FURN1TuRE, 90
nroved III store for convenience OF SALE consisting o.
Vrivet Brussels and Thrce-ply Carpets carved
black walnut marble top Bureaus ana WASH and
IL annt marble top Tables elegant Curled Hair Wat
fross black walnut Extension rabies nianoH""s oas ~
sr.d anu Bureaus Washstands Tables Chairs, Mirrors,
and Glassware. ' o"s ~
This sag Is positive and peremptory, and well worthy
the attention Of dealers and ofherI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17
CITY ITEMS.

bNNhms
l had dream the other night whom all around
wss still,
And thoughts Of most delicious, things my busy
brain did ali;
Earth, afr and sea with lavish hand did furnish
their supplies,
Which were arrayed with tempting taste before
my eager eyes.
On shelves, which seemed TO groan beneath their
weight, there were displayed
PlumS, peaches, pears and AprieOtS, jeilIes and
marmeiAde;
Preserves Of every kind Of fruit the trOpIc re.
giOns yield,
Put up 10 cans or Jars Of glass hormetiCaIly
sealed
All kinds Of sauces, foreign and domestic, too,
were there,
Embracing each variety that's very rich or rare.
W essences there seemed 10 DO most liberal SUP.
piles
(HOuSeEeepers know that these are used to flavor
meats and pIesD
Imported pickles nicely kept, embracing various
kinds,
And looking fresh and green as though Just
gathered from the vlnosi
And Southdown mutton, raised dOpR South or
in the fertile West,
Was ranged on hooks, with tempting taste elab.
orately dressed;
And lambs 80 fresh that you could almost hear
their plaintivo bleatlng;
with surlOln roast or porter.hou the most de-
lleiOus eating.
also saw the pOrclnO race, from ham to plckiod
chine,
And almost heard II whisper, try me II for porL
you pine"
or vegetables, such sight was never seen be.
fore,
II seemed az II tho iruitful earth had gathered
half It's store
To toast my vision, tsmpt my taste and make
me wish Usro
A fourth class clerk Of Uncle Sans or else a
Tomatoes, bOets and eabbages, green peas and
lima beans,
Spinach, kaio and tender sprouts for those
who're fond Of greensI
ThofarOst products nature yields arose before
my sight,
To cheer me with their bright array and ahet
tho appetite.
And gliding through tn enchanting scene a
nimblo hgure trips
A pleasant smile boamed from his eye, kind
words fell from his lips;
So like a spirit did he seem, swim gliding to
and fro,
That, JOklnsly, I asked his nnuio, and echo an.
sWered woe"
When AWOhe the vision still across my eyes
did steal,
And resolved to ask some seer It's meaning to
reveal;
called upon a WrinkIsd dame, we'll versod In
mystic lore,
who, In a trloe, exclaimed, "DEAR sin, YOU
DEAL AT FKBRET's STORE"
Corner Thirteenth and q streets.
jyie-oodtaug l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17
GEORGETOWN ATFAIRS.

AT the forty.fOurth monthly meeting Of the
Seventh Building Association funds were dis
posed OF at the maximum rate Of stTl.5O per
share.
Mn. Joan MARDuRY, JR., treasurer Of the
Board Of Health and resident Of the city, lsfl
yesterday IN company with his daughter for
New York, from whence she will sail for Eu.
rope to-day, To be absent six months.
WHHAT,-Msasrs, Hartley 4 Bro. yesterday
sold 300 bushels OF white wheat at 81 SO per
buShsl, and l,2oo bushels Of prime red at tfTS
per bushel-
TIE following coasters cleared yesterday with
Cumberland coal SehOoners Abble BoAfdlley,
for East Weymouth, with $50 tons; Utility for
ProEidonoe, with 600 tons.
MILITARY.-Tho Georgetown City aTeys were
mustered into the District service last night BY
Ooloneih W. q. Moore and Owens, OF the Gov
ornor'B stan, At their armoTy In the 0eorg town
market house hall, In the presence Of 4 large
number Of the friends Of the organization. The
company were out in full numbers required by
the militia laws, and each and every man IN
line presented a soldleTly appearance. This
company, notwithstanding tho drawbacks they
have met with since their Organization, prom
isos 10 be one Of much credit 70 the District and
with the experienced otnoeTs they have 70 com
mAnd them they will do good service II called
upon 10 do duty In defence OF the Territory.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17

TEE VITAL DRAIN.-It IL necessary 10 the
health OF the body that It's exhausted and TO
fused particles should be carried on by the eK.
cretOry organs, and II Is equally necessary that
the waste matter thus expelled should DO TO.
placed by new elements derived from digested
and Rsslmllated food. II Is evident, therefore,
that good digestion and perfect assimilation are
essential 10 bodily ylgOT; and II Is because Hos
letters stomach Bltters powerfully assist these
processes that II Is regarded by the Intelligent
classes, whose opinions are founded on ObsoTVa-
ton, as the only absolute specific for dyspepsia
and ltsAttendAnt ills at present known. When the
system, either from constitutional causes, over
work, excess anxiety, or actual disease, IL In an
unnAturally relaxed condition, something more
than its exhausted particles passes through the
pores, Vitality leaks through these yentAges.
Elements which should remain in the blood and
enrich 1t are evolved, and that uid becomes
then Watsry and incapable OF removing the
solids Of tho body as fast as they decay. The
consequences are OmaclAtlOn, debility, nervous
ness, loss Of spirlts, and general, or perhaps q
rapid, decline Of all powers OF life II Is 10 cases
ike this that the restorative properties Of Hos
letters BltteTs are most conspicuous. The nrst
two or three doses sometimes produce change
IN the feelings and aspect Of the invalid that Is
Perfectly Astonishing, and By perueyeTlng use
Of this auperlatlye vegetable tonic and AltSTa-
tive tho vital drain Il sure 70 be arrested, the
strength rolnstated, the nesh restored, the con.
situation reinforced, aud the brain relieved Of
the cloud that Obsoured It, MWGF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTICES OP NEw ADyRRTISRMENTr.
Tvs Republicans Of the FinpeuIh district will
meet this evening.
THE sixteenth District Republican club win
meet o.moiroW evening.
Tvs steanie- Eades will make an excursion 10
Msohodlok creek thursday morning.
oREHS WILLIAMS, auotioneerp, will sell on
Thursday guiy H. at 10 O'Clock, a NJ, the stock
and trade Of r. O. Blaine, at No. 100 = street
northwest.
RIM Hall hAh for sale the well known place,
sunny sido,n within thirty minutes ride Of thil
city, on III Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
SEVERAL experienced operators On sewing
machines are wanted.
"MoUNrAIH RErREAr," Fiintstone, Ails.
ghany oounty, Nd, IL now open for visitors.
UoLUNpIA LoDaE, No. ., 2. A. A. NJ, viii
hold regular Communication this evening.
LATTMER a CLEARr, auotionssrs, will sell on
Thursday, July rs, At 10 O'Clock, q. m, At the
residence Of Mr. Henry De Bsliomet, Charge
d'AfAirs Of France, No. go Eighteenth street,
corner Of X, = superior collection Of furniture.
A TtRsreLAss iourneyman 10 wanted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Twspty.FIrsr DI.trIot-PrI%s,y vI.o.Ioar

Twenty.FIrsI DIstFIct-PTImary BIsclIoaa.
WnHroroE, d. o., july 10. lsTa
MR. EDITOR: The action Of one Of the Logis,
lAtivo district clubs, (Ihs Twenty .nrSt,) backed
up BY It's partisan president, on Monday eve.
ming, 18th inst, showed plainly that the people
Of said district are to have no choice OF . oandl
date for the House Of Delegates BY means Of the
only mir manner IL which 4 candidate can DO
selecisd, namely, primary election. For the
last eighteen months the bsliooSe actions OF this
Legislative district club has been 4 disgrace 10
RepublioAnIsm, and about on a par with
Sixth Ward Democratic club In New York city
The many decent Republicans Of the district
have otton wished to take part 10 It's prOceod.
ingB, but have come 10 the conclusion that for.
beaTance has ceased TO be q virtue and are do.
tormlned to place a candidate 10 the held
through tho influence Of properly conducted
primary election, with the motto, MAY the
best man win" The preAldent Of the ward club
mentioned above stated distinctly, on Monday
evening At the meeting, that he was opposed 70
II O'Clock 10 defeat It. Ills words were the key.
note of action for the club, aud the few that
were present laid the recommendations Of tho
central committee on the table, After feeble
effort on the part Of VIM. II. Brown, IT,, to al.
low tho whole number Of Republicans Of tho
Twenty. hrst district y have iair expression OF
opinion at primary election.
A few sore.heAds were present, who announced
themselves for Greeley, but the Republicans Of
the Twenty .nrst district know that the fellow
who yelled loudest for "Old CabbAKes" received
the most faVOrt In that district from the District
government refer to Joseph wsems
"OLD REPUBLICAN,"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17

n HMNAnhAnM NNgANAN1A-NNnNNANAnhs
Press fesders-newspaper correspondents.
II comes from afar that Dr. MARY walker
spent her youth In "Kentuoky pill foundry."
Our legation chaps are cooling their fsvsred
brOWs htthe watering places
Campaign documents are bslng scrubbed OF
at fearful rats. Let up, patriots.
Delegate murray has returned TO the city and
We srs having gorgeous sunsets these eve
nlnEG
Tho receipts from licenses and taxes for the
week ending July 10 amounted 70 vi, 2sa1b.
Flynn aud Jost are the champion kite, nyers
Of East Washington.
lost, Of course. But somebody won, 90 It's all the
same
Brown could name our next delegate in Don.
gross, but ho Is opposed TO personalities Of any
The HsHiaaior, a new Grant weekly, has
na1ti
An artist says that there Is a wonderful re.
semblanee between Red Dick, THE latest hero
Of Ned Buntline's brain,) as he appears on the
posters, and General John A. Logan.
We asked United States Senator yesterday
half dozen questions Of the OWL Service Ii.
aiming Board. lie answered one-wronE. II
cost him small bottle.
II would take a lightning calculator 10
keep track OF our nominations Just now. They
shower.
The last ht Of Liberalism resulted In the
nomination TO a scat In tho House OF Delegates,
from the Sixteenth district, Of P. II. Rhinehart.
Reform
A Californian friend Of ours threw a ave dot.
lar gold piece on q saloon counter yesterday In
payment for two " etovepipes." The salOOnist
was most willing to Gcospt the situation"
The boiling Republicans with their tFumped.
up list Of delegates will hold q mongFel conven.
tlon At Odd felloWs' hall, Seventh street, on
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17
THE EXECUTIVE MANSION.
improvements Now In Progress
About the Grounds,
4 splendid De.IHa and Radical Changes
Rfaa. NJ ff......t tfati....A


A spieuaid De.Iaa ,,a unai,,i C.,,s.,
..,..S,
Mhde ~ General Hhbcoch.
Carrying out the plans which the aood tasta
ard .nsins.,tng ,ttiI - ~. p.n.ds,, y,nht
- -. 80. y sau. y, Nun' beUoOoAi ouPot'
intondent OF fubln buildlngs, have tu6gested,
a large number Of workmen are now Al work
tranaforminV thu grounds aroopd ths north an
,,.,,,. - ~. n .s,s,,t,.s n,...1s. 80 $50,
uss9o !" Wy ha.O"s''e hiansiou inW Veauu-
tul lawn, while the approaches are being 90 ar
ranged A. 10 render q graceful and easy car.
riaRsvav 10 the front poroh
~ -. -. ~ '...l fsie-'
TIE IMPROVEMENTS
necessary 10 render this new order Of things
are as follows The sidewalks on the south
-. ~ r..,...,..,,i. -. -. .,s.'ls
s'sV L'hus1Nsn's e'euuo hhNo Oeeh "iaouou
70 thirty.tOur leet In place OF that portion
which heretofore was fourteen feet SIX inches
ihus makinr broad t5otvav of untG,,m v,Idtb
- --1 - = - -. v sl''Vi .
large spaces nave Doeh leW lor tne magnlhooht
trees, which spaces are neatly sodded. A por.
been raised in order TO- abato the nuisance Of
,rnt.r standinv In noois i,s, .f,.r h.oy, ,ains
WNNea ~ RNetA JNNh eAsaA hNeNI Aeahas
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17
POLITICAL.
the THREE. CORAEREO FIGHT.

Last NIGht's ltsstlaa -ursrieyilss, R.pub
iIcsns and Democrats -Nsuiisse,, PIat-
Forms asd RrsOlaisas-rrsaslss In all
the CRmB'-D fISEats Selected 10 the aiH-
trs"th-CsatTal Cou,ualtiss-nsa fer the
DEMOCRACY aad Orsway FaotioR-Props-
sitIoa for a Grs,Iey Etatiacaiisa--Fasd-
wantsd-A IAVsIy Tl@s AmssH the sew
erFiHus.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17

An association, comprising among its men,
beTshlp some Of the best-knOWn citizens Of the
District, has Just been organized in tho city
The object as set forth Is the pursuit Of the ex.
citing sport Of nshing and shooting, and the
protection BY law OF game OF all Kinds At o
proper season. 1t Is contemplated TO procure
outside Of the city, and also 10
have built fast yacht, schooner FiEEod, for the
accommodation ofits members on trips for hunt
ing and nahlng on tho lower Potomac, Ohesa.
lucklng In winter. This is good move, and
should succeed
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17
L PiIED TO TaE NAVY YARDS INDkl
THE QOgNIzANOE OF TIIE BUREAU OF
EQUIPMENT AND RE0RUITINU.
BvILAU 9L EagITnLEI q HLdagIIIEg.

BvnEAU SE I ESgIE@sf6ISS gsGSgITIIsSS,
Sealed proposals % iiTul.h HstSfiss Tor no Nav
Si az :. Hi s S. snSlT % M nil e Il:
Saih job BoIt, which tune the proposals viii be
the BGrOSu % Equiptnsui and ReoruitipS. Nav De.
psttneni WASN'T aston" and must Pe udo sd "P,o.
distinguished from ord!bGTy business iStisra.
TO Brsvsai ooVasisa, aud Iaetiiais ths ops ing Of
ia s h "a. ,ss, SR .s. 81 zee 20 az s
dorid Wh hs Hams - he yard for rhtch hs Nd 70
PBtsd ,ehpdays Tor sash CLASSES as parties deal Ia
bid dsrs giving the forms o. propossi o. sSsSSnss
Aad Of oerhoAts o. Euarantofs, with printed forms Of
I'd. on appiiosto" % ,Ss Oo%msnSa Il, o. n" re
.gsotts Nav Ysrds, LHd thOsS Of ali the yards Gp
M oPEmandini q sagh Ns,t Yard, sod the Pur;:
chasing PAJmAstsr for each Station ~ hate copy Of
Say % oEd:t sSat Der S gSs sSO uts6d . Va may
iudgs ghsthsr Y q a,srAbs % make application for
fhS DIoPosa. must . iqi ne vhSls q elias. but
sSss should The intsrsst Of he 0oSsSn@snt TsaarS
~ bsfore the creation Of the traoL All ApplioA
- s. %SG: % q he Ss oos s e the
rolpeotive yarda
ia Sss TS. Z: &c. aS Sf Sss 90 S.s
Sya.is,s,s %. q; sTiicis, nsY Sfss q IsIntlA
q stsrnhl Revenue for the district In which theJ
Tue contract viii bs awarded to the person rhe
males tho lowest BID and gives the guATntSs Teqursd
% law, the Navy Department. however reeeryinE the
right TO reject the lowest bid, or any which tmy
UisisS a. pToststoas Of "A. ..ogad section u s art
principal sHrsy has not gsd hs coHiraoi for ls7l
sdreti-s In the fall amount win Be required TO Sign
the eontIAot and their responsibility must DO GER
tihed % ihT Ss!iSiGStian Of the Nav Department
uit6bSd from ire S@oSat q The Sills until tie con
tracts ShAll have beea oomPlssd, And sEhty per
by Ne oommAndShts Of the Tespsotlyo yArds yin be
paid by the pAymAstsr Of the station deasuAtsd 10 the
o. *. sS.r By ne Ro5Ss re
vetVd within ten days after the warrant for the
shall have been passed By the Secretary Of the rsA
lie CLASSES Of this Bureau are Numbered and dsslE
uAtsd a. follows!
10. klAI Canvas, 40
No. 3 Cotton CANVAS, 4o.
No y Cotton Hammock, Bag and Dot bLG
No T. Iron and hteel
10. 9lllsy Iron
No. Ohhin Iron.
ko.G HArdWArr,
No, :. ConhluG UtenSlA
No. ~ Tin and Zinc.
No. -, Leather.
No. u. OI.hidss for rope.
No * shiP o6.ndIsry.
No. y. Tar and Tar Oh.
SS$ 8 PS sSSf'
No. ~, Paints and Ola
The folloWing are the classes, bJ the numbon, re-
0nirsd at the F''U"otiKyiT T P1EY kSyFd''
NO~ aGsa y, a, iSsJS
Nos p """" Rkts,IR&LyySh H." 49, a. "a
Nos I, ., as o. q, u, Il. 10, II, Is, ~. u, a.
PHILADELPHIA.
Nos. .. rs ., u, Is, Is, 10, II, II, 10, -, "a
NOG q & a. Ii, H. Is. .. y, a.
WARRINGTON.
No ~. q. ., H. Il, 10, H. Is, 70. u. n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17

Ladies' Newport Ties and other beautiful
styles that are cool and pleasant TO walk 10.
Names Of styles are not necessary, as they CON.
prise hundred. All kinds OF boots, ladies'
ties, and bOOtoea, which, although having been
bought low, aud sold low, are now selling less
they wish, and such goods as cannot be bought
anywhere at the same prices. The assortment
being much larger than q necessary, the prspTi.
ctor, In order TO prepare for the winter trade,
offers these great inducemsnts TO his large
trade. No. 9d2 Seventh street, next 10 Northern
market and X street, A better opportunity for
the purchase Of the finest goods In the country
was never offered
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17
VISIT
WAllach'B
Dollar Store,
tsi Pa, AV., below National Hotel.


usESUL FACTS WORTH KNOWING.
TBuRsToH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder IL the
best DensrinOs In use. It keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and tho gums sound and healthy.
Price rs and 20 cents.
JOuyEH's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 fAr
superior TO anything known. Price IS cents.
THoMPsoH's PomRde optlme 10 exquisite. Il
softsns, beautifes, and strengthenS the hair.
Prioo rs and 20 cent?.
All for sale by DruERiIts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17
AMUSENE NTs.


DaR. BTyaHt'a afIastrsIs
This famous troupe, with its celebrated leader,
will, doubtless, he welcomed BY large audience
this evening At lincoln hNi, At witch place II
will give but two performances. Reserved seats
eau Be purchased At the boz once this morning.
The troupe d - we'll and so iAvorably known
throughout the couutry, having been organised
A. Tar back as 1851, that they always meet with
anattoring recoption, ThAtot this evening will
not be an eEcoptOn 10 tho rule.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17

On Monday afternoon, about o'clock, horse
attached TO a wagon driven by John MenAklne
and ran away, throwing the occupant out and
cutting his TACO and limbs quite severely. Ser.
goAnt Acton and OflcoT Hardin went 10 his AZ.
distance. He was attended by Or. M0Rlm and
then sent 70 his home. The horse, while dash.
Ing down the street, also ran over man named
James Bean, bat inflicted no serious injury
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17

THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
Il aoFibsT has obtained from the supreme Court Of
the Dhtrlotoi Columbia holding spooAl term, letters
q administration on The psIsonAl estate Of W5BsTsh
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
dSeeasod are hersbJ warned 20 thS g.h
the 18th day q July nsLt they may 9heIwise by Law
be excluded from all benoht Of the said estate.
0ly0n under my hand this 18th day Of July, ls1a.
A0nES - ADAMS,
jyISTu3ss AdminiatTstTiI.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17
IfNifKD srATEs PATEnT oEFIQE.

On the pStition o. JoaElH X. KnB9ghs Of NSv
britain, OOnnsotiont, and EDWAhD n. kILBOURH Of
Nov brunsuiok, New JoTsay, pTayiBG ipr the eIton-
sion Of patent granted 70 them on the l2h dAy OF
chtnoat
IL ordered that the tsstimoay In tbs be closed
% the 10th day Of september neEt that ts time for
hlna ArEpments and the MEAmlnoTa report be limited
70 the 10Th day Of hoplsahsT merit and that aid petit
Az gSIsOu MAJ GpPSsS th diS s5s ssP aig1:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17

V0u1G WoHa UTooI9I lHu UIoWU N'l1'
This club nat last evening 10 the hall oyer
the SUNDAY Herald once, on y, between Ninth
and Tenth streets. Tho president Of tho club,
WIN. y. Bell, occupied the chair. A motion
was made aud adopted that = committee Of
and Brown Club In getting up . ratification
meeting. The following gentleman were ap-
pointed on the e0mmittoei Geo. q. eddorbuTn,
l. NJ BurTitt and Il. II. Pike. Amer the trans.
action OF some other business OF minor I'm.
DortRnee the club adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17

WAAHn0ro d. O., JulJ Ia. Is7a
Believing II TO DO for the best interests OF the
Republican party, and for tho purpose Of pro-
noting harmony, have Withdrawn a. q candI.
date for the Republican nomination for member
Of the House o. Delegates from tho Sixteenth
Legislative district.
Thanking my friends for the generous support
they have given me, ask them 10 do as shall
do, support the regular nominees, local and ma
uOnnl. 3, II. WILLIAM,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17

" WAaHh0ToF, ID. o., July II, l67a
On The petition OF BAnAH BAATHOLOMlw, % ESN
York, NJ ", SIeoutTiE 81 Frederick III. BaFthoiomSW,
dsesssst. RrsylPg fo5 The STtsPsieg Of patent
i2th ds4 q October, lae, for an Improvement Ia
II Il ordsred that the testimony Ia the case be olossd
the 10Th day Of September neIt that The time Tor
hlinE HrNuiqenta ahd ihe REamlnora report bs lin.
tied TO The Nth day o. September nsIt And that AID
petition be heard on the 25th day Of September nSIi
Any poryon may oppose THIS extension.
bl@s9F ND. LkddErT, OOmmllIlonST,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17

The young men Of the Twenty second diGtrIct
met at John ThoTnton's hail, and organized a
young mems Democratic club BY eleoting the
following ofheers Presldent, John Thornton;
shelton; treasurer, W. w. CroNthers, MsSsTs.
w. II. shelton. Col. W. II. Coo and John p.
HAltOn were chosen delegates 10 the central
Committed
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17

About l o'clock on Monday q IRE was dlSeoy.
oTod IN the collar, under the stairway, Of house
No. 1924 street northwest. The flames were
subduod with few buckets Of water without
turning In an alarm. The supposltiOn Is that
the house was set on IRE, a. a few moments
before several boys were noticed 10 come from IL
II was occupied At the time by Mr.. J. b. Ward,
and the damage was only allKht.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17
IINIFEp sTATks PATFNT oFFInE.

ITNlTED STATES PATENT OFFIOE
" WAHHNarOH, ID, o., Juas ~, IaTa
On the petition Of 0EoRdE ". DkHIIA 81 Wal
tham, Mas praying for the extension Of a
patent granted TO him on the 18th day oi October,
ss iST an improvement In LAthSs for outiSF Screws
ordered that the testimony In the case be closed
gn the l7h dAI Of September nsHt that the TINA for
tlinH Arguments and the EKAmlnoTs report b limited
70 ne gth day Of ssptSmbsT merit and that said pst
M RSTson mAy9pP2sS this sItsnsion.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17

We have received several communications
from gentlemen residing along the route Of the
Washlngton and Ohio railroad complaining OF
road which cause than 70 miss the connections
at Alexandra. Those gentlemen should bear
In mind that II Is impossible 10 At Onoe put
new road 10 complete running order, and II they
will be patient for q faW days We are sure that
there will be no occasion for further complaint.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17

On Monday number Of labOTers employed BY
MoaITs. 9rantL h ApplemAn, on the eastern
section Of the B,stre6t sewer, struck for an In.
crease Of wages, and efforts were made 10 stop
some OF the men that desired TO continue WOrt
Tho contractors quickly disposed Of the strikers
by promptly settling with and discharEinE
them, and yesterday morning new men were put
10 work in their places,