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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05
THE COURTS.


a.. 60 OtN' No..
UNCUT OounI = yue1s hdcAtihtr' rms
court Has enEeged - toll0us yesterIA -
BALDWIN Bte W btadleyj ~. inns hcucn
has Ieen on triA lor he.erh, oals, ADO nas ~
Keyed the attenlion ol ,ne lsl1lnB oYuhse. ~
.ho bistrlcI Ihs eupstAnee ~ ne o9nt.ONHy
y ,hM M. bradley ensagsSp, b c,. By.
y pullu mouse IoI MIN, Ann w IutnHn wy ~
teIiAls, and they DID %, erecting suburban
1919 ~ ve1.3S,onh y. sn,ss.,sd liz
eonten1s ut BauMh by, osnti ~, ~, WV. ~
Nun 70 puhd and nnlsh the mouse W tISVoo, Dut
theii plll vas tlsoGo Nhleh ne e lusel to pay;
bailNln o2ntended mat anfing the pIOxfe,s ~ ~
tne Woth brsnley Icqnlred numoeI y mike
hlteIa'iYns anu was toln the price oi eaen' ohot'
lnK no vnleotlon. a., ,-,,,,, q,
Inc Jury iound aNeru'ot ior the piH'nun w
,.iI' "''fVA Ba'e no"Oo W :" 'po'o" WI "o"
cAsEa TO-DAY.
The following cases are assigned Tor trial 10.
day; Nos asa go no a35, lpo I0i l02 lOa l0l tOS
lOf and lOs Adjourned
t,atuIN AZ tIo,ipT.- rhi,1 I.,,is, Cartier This
c,nrt vas cngSynsl as fniloSs yes,er,lays
TboTnas nsnsb1s and WiilIam Siorneii G,r NJ
anil ami rssi-iing sc,gaant tiiaVton al I'M.
poIIc, was mt an trIaI hssis,ant nisirist Al.
lornsv IiarsIngton d. the uroseruiIon and
Messfs stone snd II, Norris ior Inc isTencS
The case WAS arst tried in me polico court, some
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

"A New York letter says: "a church Is 10 be
established In this city on the hrst Sunday Of
the coming year under the pastoral charge Of
Rev Cora TaPpan, the wife q Gen, Tappan,
who commanded the New Mexican brigade dur.
ing the war, who served on the Indian Peace
Commission, aud who was, tor many years, q
Newspaper correspondent, connected with the
New York Tribune aud other papers Rev.
Mrs. TAppan was formerly Mrs, Cora Hatch,
aud subsequently, Mrs, Cora Daniels, and was
we'll known Throughout the country as . spirit
ual medium Of the 'ingpirdtiOnAl order. She Is
said to be possessed OF a highly poetlcal and OF.
nAmsntAl style OF elOquencei aud though she u
not the medium Of DCnOhthenes, Ike Mrs.
Woodruff, she Is said IN DO the medium u
twelve departed Thet0riCians, WIN all under
stood OrAtOTy quite as we'll as DomOsthones. The
Rev. Mrs. B1rleigh, Rev, Miss uTeAVoB, Rev.
Mrs, Howe, Rev. Miss Olympia Brown, AMI a
number Of other reverend ladies, will have the
honor VI assisting at the ordination Of Rev. Mrs
rappan, who Is the author VI a volume " poetry,
lately published, entitled 'Hesper!a,' evidently
not inspired by milton, Pope, OF ByrOn,"
- student In Yalo, who u lust now passing
the term examination, fow nights since
dreamed that no should DO called up the next
day upon q certain passage, the dream pOlnting
distinctly 70 the chapter and section, Hsthougki
nothing Gf the dream until he entered the exam
inatlon.TOOm, and was surprised ~ mud that the
passage given him TO render was tho same ~
bioely as that indicated by the dream. All Ya.s
y now vigorously Engaged IN dreaming.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

laird A""""' ss,'E. .:s.as, GAY and DrH-


Thlrd Annu"I ,Es.eg,lea-A GAY and Brit
..,,,-, hant COMPANY.
The third annual reception Of the Apalostan
nOd llub Nhs given last night ~ Mhsvnic
Temple, and although each o. their previous
enOIh were notel successes, last nlkhtsente
.sna bpTs on TIE palm, and was eer'aihg
rhs hall had been especially prepared for the
OCCASION. Inc noor was amo0lh and tlaesy ~
VIC suriaee oi ne river. The walls anu panels
tered In sasy dlsiapcs were al inc fancy oars
W w hhu IN the Distriet. IN the oeh,IS u tho
roSS n ,aspend,ed rom the main ohanuehef' was
/ hanueOme single paper theh
CoHlF9, -,
| Apout yoSloek NY eaIIl,ges pagan W Ioli up
.nu ulsohsTHo tnelr burusns ths Ies,epton
S Sr, We oIing ~ ,h vn ian" 70 AM
y ~ 'ne iaies 70 wy u,essnk V hOs ,,.
" NY Palr n ~ ~ ~ ~ ny sp.eniu
| matoh lutnlshel by Douch Oano, the gay CON.
S me- dn hs os n. Sos eoIm,ss
began sets were FORMED, par,noIatelecteh,a aud
the prOgTamme o. Ianelng IhauBurateu aud
continued as ioilows
NJ, urand MsTohj ouhatile-plsini ..
| Manb-t ahvvs,eni alop-httapsS. Ian
s,srs5EAh, N3uu o. ITO" igmpsILl9ussai I,
NM mLI MIN, VIE anu sung NJ hshoi,srs-
~. " nu ,', 1'BIsSvJ nrou ~, S, ,SaopI
III l91thi " MMiIl% ~ Sl rI "a Vnad'
lkSPIwi@ Fang; 10, LlneiersILa lSrnei II,
,MAiia,blvs DanIDei 10 pusntlie- unCd
| EBh,i ~ .WHtA1Lhiluss w 1el",,k, ~ 0al.
| mp-tNeVt 'Och IN tue MOfhlhB hume' sweet
Home -
,..,,,., hkfh w ,tl, d. -
| apOut u Otln5k AT bglng W Iehliness thoso
oI lhe voihpahy NhO noslieI " Iepa,Iel 70 ,he
| ssupl,tItvvln, hnu ,ViIesnSSu Ile.hs1Nes WIN
| nne luhen prepared ~ Shanet behseh me
| uahclhk ,n tns meahuule1 eontlnuihH W Nne uall
room. ny this means tho usual tush on me
n1theu ~ lno Hikht 9'stnIahtakso l solns y W
trne, A. in one case, az least prominent Dis
| WV omcial nhp hal Iail shkaseu lvt the
Ianee. Iouna 70 hls sottOW mat ner escort was
| hungry anu han hhsn hot ln 70 supper
III. ,.. ~, ~" a. WI " IN .,i, ~; A.,
no ts9n WI ", 80 Noil !, n,yu that y MasheAt 70
mlpossiuio " ui,y1NeI ~ WV NoIo ptessnI e ~,
v ~, auu 'shu5 nuos9 hte NY W sius
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III, vi u n, ,i ~ h' ~, ~, ~,
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| waish "a ~ na,I,,, q, 81 .,Iss iia,ar NJ.
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| IA, anJ NJ mn - ~ paIlsg,r ~ Nj,
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~, NIL tvi.L I.,aL tI ",S, W i h III,
I'm, m'S S, Wen' tIans Sa, $40, an' NJ NJ
piis ~ unrT pISy,,, J"s Msgn5r, mi Nj,
pns.,si I,,,n 1,n,snr a. MI. III, ~ H.
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| VIZ hNNNhNl Nuu mlHH NslAlohf nAls NIlHAnt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Especial Correspondence Of the Republican,

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, Jan. 4, ISL
About one o'clock this morning the alarm Of
tiro was sounded, upon the appearance Of nAlles
trum the windows OF one Of q row Of ten frame
houses, known as Factory row, and situated on
Washington street, immediately north Of tho
Mount Vernon cotton faotofy. The flames
spread before tho arrival Of tho steamera 90 that
II was found impossible 10 subdue them, kbd the
entire row was consumed, turning Into the
streets the families Of y. A. Loyeloy, a, Scott,
John Miller and others. Tho noighbOfhOOd was
was burned, much OF II was very much injured.
The row belonged u John Green, and WAS In.
SuTed. The loss II estimated at Vi, 900.
The funeral OF Col. q. W, Brent took place Al
II o'clock this morning, and was attended by the
Alexandria bar, the Catholic Beneficial society,
and n lArge oonc0uTsc Of citizens, Including a
number Of persons from Washington.
The sabbath school Of the M. p. church, held
their Christmas festival In the council chamber
IN Liberty hall building, last night. number
ot useful and pretty presents were given 10 the
children, by their teachers.
Tho forty sixth annual meeting Of the HydrAu.
lion Steam Fire Engine Company was held last
night, Vice President Carne In the chair. The
Barton, presidents Richard l.. Oarno LIST Vice
Theodore II. fieklln, secretary; NJ. II. Harlow,
assistant secretary; J, s. Beach, treasurer; WIN.
q simpson, assisting engineer Commander at
hTos.l
on Thursday night the newly elected ofncers
Of Oriental Lodge, No. o, Knights Of PythiGs
Tho newly elected officers Of sarepta Lodge,
No, 20, !. q. q. y. were enstAlled on Tuesday
night.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05
ADJUSTMENTS.


Nntinhui NhcutFts
Tho gorgeous spectacle Of the "Naiad Queen
continues to prove paying card at the Ma
tonal Tho manager has placed the piece upon
the stage In . most acceptable manHor, and u
we'll deserves the patronage II IL receivlng' The
spectacular drama will be presented for two
more nights, and at the matinee tomorrow AZ
ternoon
The M~uiton Concerts.
The sale Of tickets for the Moulton concerts
thus far has been excellent and the probabilities
are that Mrs. MCulton and her troupe will he
greeted with hno audiences The encomiums Of
the press on her vocal powers are most natter.
Ing 10 the lady, and u she equals tho expocta-
tions she has raised she may we'll vie with Nils.
son for the laurels Of supremacy. She brings
with her several fine singers, most Of whom are
90 we'll known here that an introduction Is un.
necessary.
Wachtel.
As the days approach in which wRchtel, the
celebrated tenor, will be In our midst, the inter
est TO hear Europe's greatest singer appears Il
be on the increase, aud although the tari1 iu
reserved seats IL somewhat high, still the lie
mAnd for them will be great today at the sat
which commences at MetIerOttE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05
~. CECILIA, ACADEMY.


h0NlF.
During this happy and Joyous season the young
ladies' VI st. CFCllls Academy, under charge
Of the Sisters Of the Holy Gross, did not forget
to show their appreciation VI ths Jealous care
and pastoral love that has at all times been SO
hountifully bestowed by their much. beloved pas.
tor, Father Boyle. They assembled In the
large audience. hall Of tho ParOchial School
bulldlng yesterday afternoon, and with congrat-
ulat0ty addresses, handsome presents, and vocal
and instrumental music, made tho occasion one
OF much happiness 70 their pastor and immense
qualification TO the large audience present. The
reading Of the addresses from the Senior In
termodiate and junior branches Of the Aoadsmy
by Misses Kate Pie, Mamie Hamilton and Mel.
lie Walsh was tlultless The instrumental du.
cts by Misses Lizzie Walsh, Maggie MeNaiiy.
Rosa Brandt, Mary McDonough and jennie
Waters, and "MemoTies Of the Past" by Rosa
Stelnle, were rendered In a manner highly cred.
table, not only tothe young ladies, but the mu.
slcal dlTectFess Of the Academy Miss Laura
CallAghAn Ella Waters, and that charming III.
tie alto, Katie MoNally, sustained the principal
vocal parts. Al the conclusion VI these oxeT.
clses Father Boyle returned thanks for the
handsome testimonials, congratulated the good
Sisters on the proficiency Of the young ladies
under their charge, and wished that all present
might meet again on the next anniversary un-
der such happy auspices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

A civil association has been perfected BY the
Governors Mounted Guard, with Colonel VIM.
Wall as president, The military Organization
has been completed BY tho election Of tire follow.
ffst lieutenant; o. u. Duiisy, seoOnd lieutsnaRti
NJ q. StaTkWeatiisr brcyet second lioutenanti
W. W. simpson, quaTteTmasteT sergeant; r.
Thompson, orderly sefguant' q, W. Perkins,
nrbt sergeant; q. II. Earl, second sergeant; W,
ID Turner, third sergeant; J. W. Ellis, fourth
sergeant; A. HeitmulleF q. A. Dom, y, p,
Mulloy and q. II. Miller, oorporals, and Joseph
hates, busier,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05
ANACUsTIA BRIDGE.

Travel Over IL DurinE Six Months.
In order that some idea u tho utility Vi the
Anacostia bridge may he turned by the readers
Of the REPuRLICAN, tho following tabular state.
ment Of the travel over II during the six months
ending December 81, ISL, Is published. II any
argument ls needed for the erection Of n inner
and more substantial structure at this point,
II is furnished by this truthful array Of figures
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

Coroner Potter and DTs HaTtigau and Mccoy
yesterday, nj ll.3O O'Clock, held an autopsy Oh
tho body u Frank Gibson. tho man injured BY
q fall from the Ponnsylyania avenue cars on the
evening Of December q, aud who died from tho
have been given our readers, and gave az their
Oplnl0n that death was caused BY natural dis
case uUnbinsl With tho ian rtoeiVed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

About 100 o'clock last night Onieors Brelslord
and Barry, Of the First precinct, brought 10 the
stAtion.h0use an elderly gentleman, whom they
found on Virginia avenue, between Third aud
Four and.a- half streets, In helpless condition.
Upon examination u was found that his name
was James Beers, resident Of Alexandria,
about eighty years Of age, who had been wan
derlng about the streets throughout the entire
day, aud had become iAtlguod IN consequence VI
his old age. His son-in.law, Mr. Riley, was no.
tined, aud AIR. Beers carried TO his home.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

Taeslay nlsht tue residence Of Admiral PoT.
ter 90 II street, between S0Yenteenth and
Eighteenth streets, was entered BY burglars,
aud robbed 1f a lot OF silver spoons aud tofka,
together With some knives aud 4 valuable clock.
The thieves entered the house by means Of a
front window, which they Hueceeded IN forcing
open. Before thsy bad accomplished tholI put
l,,so thew we're frightened on With their spoils.
The lJsa SUSTAINED BY the Admiral IL not great,
a. the thieves overlooked the most valuable A.
ucleA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

Wednesday coal.Oil lamp 10 tho stable near
the corner Of Nlneteenth and N streets, OK.
llOled and burned two Of the employ ses, 4.
white and Howard Slow very badly, tho
clothing Uf white being entirely burned Oh. and
there Is hut slight hopes Of has recovery. They
were removed 10 the frcedmen's hospital bv
Lieutenant JOhnson's Oiicers this morning
They were hlling tho lamp at the time from a
can containing several gallons Of oil,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

In order 10 accommodate the long suffering
residents Of Georgetown the Board Of Public
Works have made arrangements for the lmm0
dlatC construction 1f d tWsnty-lnuT foot plank
road frJfn tho bridge u tho Uni0n hotel, TO Be
this morning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

Mrs. George W, Lamphero on Monday pre-.
seutod her husband with New Years att In
the shape q tns ten,p0undeI Junior Lam.
phSIS. Mother and child both we'll.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05
THE WOMEN'S CLUB.


The Recent Troubles In the OrHrnis"ii"n-
what WIS Promised and What was
Dene-IIo,v the Pro-riyic- were Treat
ed-A Telling Letter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

FoR PRESENTS ron THE HOLIDAYS so to
Fround's, 81 Seventh street, opposite the Pos.
Once Department, whore will DO found alarge
and we'll selected stock Of nns French Notices,
Fancy Boxes, Confectionery Of all kinds, suitable
for presents. Weddings, parties, suppers, &C,
furnished upon short notice, and In the most ex-
uulsito and fashionable styles
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05
nIlkn-

ORYMES.-This morning. At o'unck after a Iorg
sid palufal Hines, UHAVIH FRNNCII OHTNEs AEed
81 years and month";
funs..i -lil .sis plass q, o'sIO.k su0dsy R.la.
tive and friends ars Invited 70 stiend
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05
CITY ITEMS.

GIovEs ToR the MILLION, At Prices, Ils
Seventh street. Best quality Kids At ti.So, at
Prices, AIS Seventh street. Linen and silk
HAndkerchiefs fer the holidays, at Prices, ana
Seventh street. Cardigan Jackets, at Prices,
ala Seventh street. Underwear, at the usual
low rates, at Prices Il2 Seventh street. Depot
for Gents 81 Kids, at Prices AIS Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

MERISo UNpERsHIRrs AND DRAwIRs, 20
cents, TSoents o., tlGo. ", si5o, at the Original
FRASc, 4Jl seventh street, next door to Franc
Tho Halter
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

dLOvEs, Gloves, Gloves, In Castor, Kid, Dog
and Cloth, In great variety, At tho Original
FRANC, ISI Seventh street, next door to Franc
the Hatlar
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05
FOR HOLIpAY GOODS

MERISo, Cotton and Lambs Wool Half Hose,
at the Original Franc, tSi Seventh street, next
door to fRANu the Halter
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

LADIKs AND aESTs' Kid Glove Depot, the
largest In tho city, 10 at y. BAUN's Corset Fac
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05
Y MO sOIENTIFIo LkorURE COURSE.
LINCOLN HALL.
o'G FR5s s.InaH EESat ,sa ssHfS5;Ss "

Of Stevens tps,llnir Of Technology,
wEDNEADAY EVENING J4nuSry ., lsia, subject
IL h. IN lts relations TO the Mechanical turoesn
FRIDAY EVENING, Jspusu ., subisoti "klec
lfiul1.n
These feature. sre entirely nes, and ill be tls
EantlI lllu rrsied by novel ands arllnE tSpsrmeuts
With the most exiendvs apiarNtus ryet brvuEnt 10
Nsshi .stn, Admission, with rassrted seat u cents
Al pa dor, 80 een'a DasrAnA hallArtyna's, Bstar
O'Clock. de.0lu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

A meeting Of the Society OF the sons Of MIehI.
gan was held last night y. T. Pierce (presL
dcntl In tho chair, and W, J. Baxter secretary.
Tho cOnmiitee on sOchbles submitted report,
recommending an entertainment al Masonic
Temple on the l2th Instant; which was adopted,
and tho meeting adjourned.
DREss SUITS and business suits for gentle.
men. A good assortment yet In stock at low
prices. 0Eo. y. HENNINu's,
No, 40 Seventh street northwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

During the same period COS vessels passed
through the draw OF tho bridge.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05
OWL RIHIITH NIL.


TIE Fabllc Neftlnn To-nlKht.
A meeting Of thc.eontral eommittec. entrusted
with making arrangements for the general meet
ing TO take place this evening at the Congrcga.
tlunal chuIsh met last night at the residence Uf
John II. Brooks, esl, to hear tho report Of the
ubcOmmittoe, and complete the ncce ssaTy ar.
engagements. The committee IN spcoohes re.
ported that Invitations had hecn sent 10 tho
following named gentlemen, sumo Of whom had
signlnod their Intention TO ha present Governor
Henry d. Cooke, Non. N. p. Ghipman, John v.
Cook, esd, Hon. Erwin l. Stanton, John n.
Langst0n, esg., General u. o. Howard, Hon
Fred Boswell, Hon. Alexander Il, shepherd,
Chief Justice Cartier, Judge Fisher, A. NJ.
Green, Don. Butler, Den. Garfield, Hon. Henry
Wilson, Hon. George W. Julian, Rev. s. W.
Anderson, Hon. VIM. Hoar, and John Thomas
cenlng tho progress male In furthoran co OF the
bill, the chairman stated that As all the de
tails were arranged he hoped that every member
Of the committee would exert himself In fecur.
log the attendance Of all Interested In the hill
at the meeting TO be held at the Congregational
church.
On motion. adjourned to meet at tho call Of
the president
No More snHd stealing.
The following letter was yesterday addressed
BnARD oP PurLiu woRkS,l
DisrRtCT or COLuMntA, J
wASHiNoroa, ia 'uaTy 4, ls7l
I.i'y =. G RioAaTds. s1PsSinisadsHt Of Metropolitan
MAJoR; Complaints are frequently made that
holes arc dug In the streets by different persons
TO remove sand aud gravel therefrom aud that
earth Il placed 10 the streets and avenues with.
out authority, and 10 the detTiment Of the pub.
Ito interests. l have 10 ask that any contractor
or other person doing those things without au.
thority OF the Board II Public Works may be
arrested and punished.
Respectfully, Aux. r, sHEPHERp,
VIaa praalaanN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05
Dry Goods.

nay GOODs REDUCED.
OnsrIps FALL AND wINrKR GOODS At re.
due d tat a
BROWN CoTfONs, al Widths, At lowest market
pftoss
SEI.BY a. NAUDAIN,
~ penBayyaniA avenue, uih side,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

The GHKAr PICTORIAL AHEUAL.-HOstetter'
United States Almanac for 1874, for distribution,
yraiiI, throughout the United States, and all
civilized countries u tho Western Hemisphere,
b now published aud ready for delivery IN tho
English, QoIman, French, Norwegian, Welsh,
Swedish, Holland, Bohemian aud Spanish luu.
RuARoS, aud all who wish " understand the true
philosophy Ofhealth should read and ponder tho
valuable Suggestions II contains. In addition 20
an admirable medical treatise on the cause,
prevention and cure Of 4 great variety Of dis
easos, It embraces a large amount Of ipicTmA.
tiOn Interesting 70 tho merchant, the mechanic,
tho miner, the lATnsT, tho planter and pr0fcs-
sional man; aud the calculations have been
made for such merldlAns and ATTITUDES az are
most sulthblo for a correct aud comprehensive
national CALENDAR.
The nature, uses and extraordinary sanitary
effects Of HostetteT's stomach BltteTp, the staple
tonic and Hl,eratlve VI more than half the
CHRISTIAN world, are fully set birth IN its pages
which are also lntoTspersod with PICTORIAL Illus
tTations, valuable recipes TOR the household and
farm, hun0roua apeod0tss and other Instructive
a1d amuslng reading matter, original and 20,
TOcted Am0nR the Annuals " appear with the
opening OF the year, this will DO one OF the most
useful and may b. Aad for Inc aiklh0 The pro.
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Pp., on receipt Of two cent stamp, will forward
copy by mall 10 any person who cannot pro
ours one In his nelgh5OfhOod. The Bittsrs are
sold in eyory city, Town and village and are on.
tensiysly usod throughout tho eptiro elYlllssd
world. 'JAnl,MWkf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05
AmuSements, Lectures, Etc.

NEw NATIONAL THEATRE.
wAUH TRL.
TuE KING OF ALL TkEoRs.
With the
GRAND GERAfAN OPERA.
RAek BRgsk and A NEUENDoREE n. Directors
OPENING EioiTT. MONDAY. JANUARY 3,
IL TR0vAroRE,
10 which Nc. WACHTEL, 10 his grand rois Of Man.
has raised the aadsnoss 70 the highest deErss o.
thuaiasn.
Nit M'T' y blSSSsEbFkkE !. E L:S:ST.
Mr. N1ERl ING, Ooppts 81 Lama
M, FRAKOsOH a. Fefrsnda,
Miss scHhiTz a. Ines.
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wEpSFE5SSg4hiEiiSSBk EoyssyYaa S2HVjJ. night
Mr. wACffrEL Ia his oFtainsi fsraoas oharaotsr Of
Chapelaou Which he h.s sung over Lou times 70 In
Mile OKNlsSAa as Hsedaiens
FRIDkY-Tho HUGUKNoTs.
wAOHTEL 10 his Ersnds.t rOls Of Rsoui.
sATURDAY-MARTHA.
WAOHTELil n bis superb rvls Qf Lionel.
E-sstycd Seats, "a elto, ~ aoo2rdins 70 heation.
Genera admi.slpn, Al9i ualley, Boteai ~
Sale Of seats Tor either Of the iout night! com.
manges FRIDAY, at . a. nj hetteroV w.
Il
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

wALLACH'S DOLLAR STORE,
$50 PEsHsYLyANIAA AVENUE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

The Dslmonioo restaurant here, known a.
welekerB, has been enlarged, and II will now
iAVOrAbly compare with any establishment OF
IL kind IN the country, Particularly handsome
10 its series Of six dining saloons, Walnsooted IN
black walnut, With walnut doors, 20 that the en-.
tire seTlou MAKE one great hanqueung hall on
occasions Of heavy feeding. John Weleker IA a
tat smooth laced, eherubio German, once a
butcher IN New YORK. WOgmley ID light com
ploIioned negro. Downing, the caterer, Is TO
got tho house restaurant agaln, and, II Is ~ DO
hoped, will ssoheW politics aud attend strictly 10
his celebrated picked oysters. The fayOrlte
drinking hVuEei for Congressman here are
Aman's On Hinth ntIeati HeItlog'S, on 4 street,
and Sandetson'e on Capitol Hill. An Immense
quantity Of liquor IA Imported directly here
through the port VI Baltimore. Tho wine con
nolsssufn Of The Government arc sumner, WhUso
wines are rare and piqusnti Chandler, whose
bFandles are uneGcellod, and Hooper Of boston,
who 10 famous for burgundy. The great poker
players this session are FaTWell Of ChloagOi
lnFsTsOll, eG,mSmbeT OF Illinois; Joe Chanee, Of
ColUIado; Colonel Hutchinson, the hT seal man,
and one Of the ehAplSln5.