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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-23

49, FOR SALE-On Jackson st.. Cottaoe
Ei House, rooms; 1900 #. land
Eal!I Price $500. ABBOTT & RICE.
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~ FOR SALE-In Holden Centre. a
Multi very desirable Residence in very pleasant 0ca-
Ik..I ton; minutes walk of railroad depot churches
- stores. &c.i Two Tenement House II rooms in
the best repair, with IL 900 IT. OF excellent land.
tGlce SlbOU. ABBOTT q RICE
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L. A. ELY & co.

l.. a. ELY d 90.
~ FOR SALE-One of the best Farms
III in Sutton-95 acres of the best of land cuts 50
sui tons OF English hay, all moved by machine; keep
Is head of stock The year through; large Two
story House, well arranged for two fames barn
with cellar carriage house wood house. ice house. filled
all the buildings thorough repar-stand in centre
farm. on high land; 30 acres in wood; well fenced with
superior stone wall; buildings worth than is asked
for the whole One of the best bargains offered.
mhl4 du l.. A. ELY ~ co.
~ FOR SALE OR TO RENT-The
t1i Estate corner of Woodland and 0berin sts con-
BIi ssting OF Superior French Roof House. arranged
<-@ for two three families. The house is well built
in thorough and substantial manner nicely finished
and supplie1 with all modern improvements: good sta
Bile large Lot, &c; and is conceded be one of the
most desirable locations the street. viii be leased
mhlS diff l. A. ELY co.
~ FOR SALE-On Fruit ST., good 2
Eiii Tenement House in thorough repair; large lot
I'LL. Price S6OJO. l.. A. ELY IL co.
- FOR sALE-Nice 2-tenement House
;;; on Merrck st.; nice lot; plenty Of fruit trees,
-sAsAA mh7 dit w.
- FOR SALE-In New England s9Ss4
Hill Village, farm of 80 OF superior land. slss
E..L in high cultivation acre of ehOice-Q<.-
grapes-sOld 1850 bushels last year; nice orchard
OF various kinds of ut; large two-stOry house, very
pleasantly situated. surrounded by shade trees; barn
water to buildings; keeps six and horse. To any
one wanting village farm residence this offers rare
opportunity as it can be bought for less than
the owner is in business at the west.
L. A. ELY & co.
mil dtt
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Gbs 9ap spp: a0luest saturoap Monng, aatb 9s 1872
Zeal estate.
MO. 2 BRINLEY HALL.
ID. +. PARMENTER 4 co.

. FOR SALE-A 2-story 2-tene- sNse
IL ment French Roof House, IA well finished etf
I'LL rooms, painted. papered and blinded; good L..
- Lot and in a good neighborhood within five min
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-23

- FOR SALE-On Salem street, two
E; tenement house IS rooms all in thorough repair;
LII good lot; price S75O0. L. A. ELY & co.
dtf marl6
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o. FOR SALE-On MerricB ST., Nice
HI French Roof House; tenements; IL rooms:
LII bath rooms hot and cold water, &c 1900 It
frlce so,UUO. ABBOTT d. RICE.
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a. FUR SAIE-fAhM OF IUU Acles
ID: Of superior Land, on good road, miles from
kIl Worcester; excellent lot of BUILDINGS all new
and in perfect order-built last season-paint9d
md blinded; excellent water into house and barn.
The Farm is well fenced and watered and well adapted
or fruit growing and gardening. Price $1,000.
d. f. PARMENTER & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-23

~ FOR SALE-At the north part of
VII; the city, farm of eight acres of choice land with
-' trees; keep horse and cow near railroad; three
miles from city; price $4,000. l.. A ELY q co.
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D. F. PARMENTER & co,
mh22 diff 2 Briney Hall, Worcester.
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t4 FOR SALE-A PASTURE of 40
sjii Acres of good Land. within 81 miles OF the City
a..l HALL Will keen horses WELL about $500 worth
- Of wood; well tenceL and neyer-tailing spring
'ater runs through the pasture. Price Sl600.
ID. +. PARMENTER IL co.
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NIW HAMPSHIRE.
Thursday, April 4th, has been selected for Fast
dav in New Hampshire.
The state is now ar1ning the LIST militia reei-
meut with new breecli-loadeTs
The measles arc raging at Wentworth and
have taken quarters in the vast wilderness at A.
L. and W. G, Browe's logging camp and board
ing house.
grand leyee and supper, at which thou
sand people were present, was held in Henniker,
Thursday night, in celebration Of the republican
victory. The hall was beautifully trimmed with
haas and cyergreens and wrsaths of straw, as a
compliment TO the governor elect, who was ~ es-
emf WITH other prominent men.
AS the morning train on the Grand Trunk
railway was nearing Stratior1 station. Thurs
day morning, the rear car was precipitated down
an EN- bankment twenty feet by a broken mil
The iraia was moving slow, Otherwise tbe de.
st-uction OF life and limb must have been fear.
fuI. But one passenger, lady, was slightly in.
Jured
VERMONT.
Tue stage line from Bellows Falls to Grafton.
Iownsbend, etc., was I'D atanction on Tuesday
10 L NJ. Hod gkns, for 5000.
Geo. w Gates Of Cady's Falls, Morristows.
shot himself last Saturday with Il pistol He
was unmarried, aud Is fhe seventh of bis family
pbo has committed suicide.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-23

g., - FOR SALE-On Congress st., a 3.
gii tenement French Rooted House Of II rooms city
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS


N0rICRs OF NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Tnn Washington Oily greys 100. D, list Ma
tionai ruaris,) viii assemble this evening.
W, W, MrroALE has q beautiful lot for sale.
THu oopartnership Of o. Crosoy 90 has
been dissolved.
n ". HNFLER, mechanical optleian, ass
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Four.and.a.halt
rHH members Of Troop A, Governors Mounted
nuArd, viii meet tomorrow evening.
srtsENErE is nov prepared with all the
spring wear.
Two desirable bu.insss properties on Seventh
street for sale.
Tar Washington and Alexandra boats will
resume their hourly trips this morning.
A oooD business man with $1,000 capital Is
wanted.
Two HUNDRED hands are wanted to cut pine
wood.
LApIEs arc invited to see the royal chart.
STAMPED PkNrALEr srRAPs for ave cents at
W. Princes
WV. l. WALL a Co., auo,lonsers, viii sell on
Friday, March T. at II O'Clock a. m, At the 81.
James hotel corner Of sixth street and Penn.
sylvAnia avenue q lot Of furniture.
ARusFoSsiBLE TENANT wants house.
coMrErHNr NOOK KEErER IL wanted.
sHooNAKER n HERrzoa, sole direct importers
VI all brands Of chAmpagnes, burgAndies, 40.
THERE will be special meeting Of John y
Reynolds Post, No, Q, @. A. r., to-day.
THH Presidsnt's Mounted Guard will meet to
day.
BaAI a BRo, original cash ErOcors, sSi Penn
aylvAhla avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

A War Department Youth In Trouble-HoW
I'VE FAR Dam-eIs tot sa,tsfaetisa.

War DrpaFtmeBt Youth In Troable-How
TIVE Far Dssa-eI- tot sa'isfaetiea.
Yesterday afternoon, about $50 o'clock,
the corridor OF one Of the buildings In tue
vicinity OF the War Department and occn-
pled by a branch OF the Adjutant Generals
ONCE, was invaded by couple OF rather
nice looking young ladies, who inquired, 10
the sweetest tones possible, for young gen
tleman employed therein, known 70 them
who acts Ia the double capacity OF Depart
ment clerk and correspondent OF New
York sporting paper. ,--
The ladies were a pair CT coryphees per-
forming at q well-knOwn place OF amuso-
ment IN the city. and the object Of the visit
was TO call tue gent 10 40 &C sOunt for certain
lines written by him rathe' dsrogAtory 70
their professional ability, which appeared iu
the last issue Of the journal.
After walt OF a few momes's the blonde
(for he Is a perfect bloBde) mg1e his APP
pearance, and q col oq1y ensued, during
which he acknowledged the authorship OF
the damaging article, aud then the girls pro-
ceeded to business.
Each drew new raw hide, which had been
concealed and simultaneously began to be-
labor their traducer. He showed fight Tor q
noment, but the raw hides were sharp and
the girls strong, two facts which convinced
him that indirect dam iges" could DO oh
tanned, and feeling assured that discretion
was the better part Of valOr he led ignomin-
iously mp stairs, bearing with him Ne memen-
toes Of the encounter, n pretty sharp cash on
the little finger Of one hand aud q mark on
the neck, besides sundry smarting sensations
on others p arts Of the body.
Satisfied that their labor was we'll per
formed the damsels departed from the scene
OF the conflict, and left the youth to the ten
der msrcies OF Ills fellow clerks, and hls own
sad reflections on the degeneracSOi the times
when women's rights have attained such an
ascendancy that members Of the ser dare A.
sault and whip one Of the lords OF creation.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15


Billy Williams, q notorious bad boy, who
committed larceny In Baltimore, was sent TO
the reform school, and afterwards escaped,
was captured here on Tuesday by Detective
McDeyitt and taken to pollce headquarters.
Mr.. Edward 2. Grady, superintendent Of the
school, came over In the evening aud re-.
turned with the culprit 10 Baltimore.
Mn- Eliza Neale has entered suit by cOun-
sci against Mr.. J. c. McClintOck for clio,
the value OF her trunk that was stolen from
one OF his baggage wagons.
Tho Board OF Public Works are receiving
from the Morehead Clay Works, Of Phila-
delphla, about three car loads daily OF sewer
pipes.
ing Association IS shares OF stock were adj
VAneed upon at premium OF 80 per cent.
Measrs, Boswell, Norton and Whltehand,
Of the Grand Council, Sons Of Jonadab, who
visited Providence, r. l., To institute Provi-
dence Council No. 4, have performed that
duty and returned 10 the city.
Al the nity-second meeting Of the Coop.
eratiye Building and Deposit Association,
held last evening, sl4, 100 was sold at an aver.
age Of ninety per cent premium.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15
COLORRD SCHOOLS.
Trustees SIos,lns last Wight.

H. II
re0nIar ncetino ~ iho bo.rd ~ Irpstee.
Of coio,ed schoo'. a. wosh,nStnr and
Gcorsetown was bsld la, nigha IN Stevens
schoet. bnIldlng Pecan, No.. Iohnson
and King
A eommuptcafion ~. .oo,t,o, t.,,, Mt.
Laura n Rarn.v snnn,,ci,,., H. .s,,.sias.
oence, and oxpressIng n daaIs. m wj,hdrsw
her resipnaiion. and askiny for N icaxs ~
absencs until lst ri Marcb t,n rn,ior ~,
Mr.. Johnson. the reonest wa osanted "
Also, a oommunicatlon from Miss prigr,
principal Of Anthonv Roven schooi 5Isi.,.5v
recommending M, HswEins Tor III I no.I,
tion Of teacher. Referred.
A petition was preaenled irom the trusiee.
OF the Lincoln Miaslon nlght-sehooi AIDING
for an Increase Of pay. lad over.
Applications we're also recelyod from Mis.e.
A. Pope X. Coakley and Martha Isher
Placed on fle.
A Communication from Mr.. James d. bod.
son Offering 10 furnish material for new
school building, on Seventeenth ana II streets
waa read and placed on file.
Also, a communication from Mrs, Heacock,
matron Of Orphans Home for colored chill.
dren, asking tho use Of discarded furnlture.
Reanest granted.
On motion OF Mr., King, the modification
for improving The heating Of Stevens school
building, as suggested BY Adolf Cluss, esq,
waa approved.
on motion, Mr.. searles was directed to
have the now school building, Twelfth and
ID atreets northeast, painted in colors, In
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

John +. Reynolds Post No. 9 gave their
third social last evening at Grand Army hall,
which was allied With a large and appreci-
alive audience. The programme contested Of
vocal and Instrumental music, Teoitations,
&c. Mr.. John Parsons gave several Of his
sweet songs, among which were MARY OF
Argyle" within q Mile OF Edlnboro' Town"
and John Anderson my Jo." r. J. Clark
conyulsed the audience with bis inlmltable
burlerques "little Maud" "Delteher Girl
what winked her ere at me, "My Love Nell"
and ''San Domingo" John Tweedale rem
dered the "Pled Piper" In excellent style; as
also Dutch piece. Prof. Burke eKclied the
rislhles by comic medley and The differ
ence twlIt q nddle, ply, dog and q man. 7"
Master Dorian reclted "Banty Tim" and
''Courtln In the County," with much APP
plause. The banjo duets by the Clark Broth
ers were also wen received. "a. #Ef .U
At u late hour the audience dispersed, CYL
IDENTIFY delighted with the evenings entertain
insnt aud mentally exclaimIIg "Oo 90 some
more"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

Testimonial to Washington and Coisussla
Com N ndery.

TO9Nmouihi ~ " e"e Sgs@A"sse
Com m andery.
Last evening Sir Z. J. Garfield, Grand
Captain General, aud Sir VI. 3. Smith, Grand
Treasurer Of the Grand Comm tndery OF the
State Of Michigan, arrived in thls city, bear
Ing with them handsomely engrossed aud
framed resolutions from the Detroit Com
mandery, of Detroit, Mich, 10 Washington
Commandery No. l aud Columbia Coul-
mAndery No. 3, knights Templar, of this
city. The resolutions arC highly compli-
mentAry In their terms, expressing the pleas
ure the Sir Knights OF the COmmAndery had
enjoyed while visiting this city on the oeca-
sIon Of the Knights Templar parade last Sep
tember, and the kindness and attention that
had been shown them by the Sir Knights
during their sojourn here. The resolutions
were presented In Washington Commandery
At their stated conclaye last evening by Sir
Grand Captain Genera Garfield, and re-
celVed In behalf OF both COMMANDMENTS By
Eminent Commander Sir Charles y. SLAMS
bury, Of Washington COmmandery.
Al the conclusion OF the presentation the
visitors were invited down 10 Woodbury.,
where q bouutlful and handsome collation.
had been hastily prepared.
Among those seated Ut the table with the
guests were Il. r. HlrIsock, Past Grand Com
mander Of Iowa; Sir Charles Y. Stansbury,
Z. c., No. !; ]. J. Barnes, Z. G., No: Ii Jas.
Mckee, s.W., No. Il II. A. Towles, W., No. 1;
EdGard Baldwin, r. v. c., No. l; CIV. BEN
nett, p. L. O., No. !; J. W, Griffin, Il. Q. Co
lumbla, No. Q; VIII A. Short. c. G., No. 9;
Frank Daniels, J. W, No =, J. Daniels; p.
Y. C., No. 2; and Sir A. J. Clubs, OF Potomac,
No. 3.
The eatables were freely dis used, after
which the table was cleared and the wines
brought on, when tOasts were drank and
speeches made, the party separating at late
hour, the visitors still more deeply Impressed
with the hospitality and soeiabllity OF the
Knights Of this city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

Another old inhabitant OF our District has
passed away. Mr.. Bsnj amin |. Fenwick
died at his homestead, Oak Grove, near Mt.
Oliyet cemetery on Tuesday OF this week.
Mr. FenWick was 10 the cd year Of his age,
and had resided from childhood upon the es-
tate where he died. His estate formerly en-
braced much Of the handsome territory lying
between this city aud Bladensburg, including
Mount Ollyet cemetery and the property now
owned by Mr.. CUrcOran overlooking our city.
lie was an active member Of 81. Aloyslus
church, aid lived an exemplary, Christian
life. lie leaves a wife and three children,
with large circle Of relatives and friends,
who, with tho community at large, will miss
from their midst q much respected citizen.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

The Inspector general reports the following
arrivals and sales OF marine pr0ductsi Arrived,
schooner John 4. Haven, 100 bushels Rap
pahannOck oysters, selling at u per bushsl 1
slOOp n. A. Baker, 800 bushels Peyanktank
oysters, small 20 cents, large Sl.25 per bushel;
by Baltimore and OHIO railroad, 400 bushels
small Annapolis oysters, selling at % cents
per bUahel. great scarcity Of oysters pre-
walls prices hrm. Condemned at Eleventh.
street wharf bushels OF oysters, terraplns
aud HOLSTERS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15
THE SAINTED EDITH.
Mss WsORMAN, TIC VIRGIN.

81. Talks to Her sex-A solitary PoiiesmaH
Iier Defsndcr-Ths OHiuer Of the Law
MATED 10 Tsat--Hi. Msas-,y Fsrb'ds
IIi.. iS nsaaaIs-IIsr Stsss a i.pxury for
women-.A Uslioaay between the lee
to or and Her Aud,saoe-A wonan's
0pinisa Of the ESCAPED Nun-Nshhrr
Or ds,IcaI, GraHuaticals o. Conseeu ive-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

A boy named John v. Merrill, employed at
Barlow's gallery, on Pennsylvanla avenue,
between Twelfth aud Thirteenth Strsats, and
whose parents reside at GO street south
west has been missed by his friends since
Tuesday evening last. The lad Is about A.
teen years Of aye, and when he left home,
had on u suit Of grey clothes and q black
Oyercolt Any Information regarding bis
whereabouts, will be gladly received at either
Of the aforementioned places.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

An Inquest was held yesterday BY Dr.. Pot
tor, upon the body OF Guatayus Matfeldt,
who Committed suicide Tuesday night At bis
store on Virginia ayonue' near flst street
rendered verdict that deoeased came 10 hls
death from q wound inflicted by his own
hands. The body was thea turned over 10
hls relatives,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

Yesterday al 4 O'Clock from the Methodist
Episcopal church on Virginia avenue south,
east, aud was attended to the Congressional
cemetery, where the remains were Inferred
by tho Grand Lodge X. OF r. franklin
Lodge, No. 2 X. OF p, unl9a Lodge, NO II
/. o, o. FL Capital Circle B. u (H: y. y. A.
No. and !hs Washlns.9a h agSIDS Sua'u'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15
THE INVESTIGATION
IT STILL DRAGs ITS WEARY LENGTH.

A CsmBi q. An wsr Of the goTornsT TO the
Inauiriss ofIbs M"unorinii,ts- To- Testimony
Of New witne--ss-Hsw the wa'hingtsa
Ulab.IIause was Pusches"d - Cit.zen
"a eea I,ra o. Paper Ia gApiaHation-
Aasthrt srs.is To-day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

Tho situation 10 the vicinity OF the late
labor. not on l. street. between Fifteenth and
slKlaenth strosla, Is quiet and orderly. Yes
terday about two hundred mon were at work
% Inc trench, aud the contractors asked M
questions a. 10 where the labOrsrs came tom,
6al gave them work nj u per dSy'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

The ADDS Israel congregation, who have
had their place OF worship on PennsylYanlA
avenue near Four-apd-a-half street, on ae-
count Of the Increase OF their numbers have
found their place OF meeting too small TO Ac-
commOdate the members, and have con-
Guided u erect synagogue. Already S3 900
hAs been subscribed by thirty OF the mem
bers, and they hope the public will aid them
by donations, loans, or subscribing TO the
stock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

The second solree aud reception Of the
Ohio Republican Association will take place
this evening at Masonic Temple. The repu-
tatlon Of the gentlemen composing this or
gaulzatlOn for knowing how 10 get up enter
tainments IL 80 well known that Ii Is needless
10 more than mention the fact.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

MUST NJ sold, without regard to cost, the
entire stock OF boots aud shoes, TO make
room Tor spring gooda. Now Is your chance
70 buy bargains Call at Strasblrrer Bros.
0O8 Seventh street, between / and K,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15
no CONTRACTORS Foa LAYING WATER
L - MA1ha. -,

wAsHIsaros, b o. Fsbraafy II, is9.
scaled PIogoslI rlli be reosiyed b. the uadsr'
siInsd until " 0oiouk, IN, the ith das Of March,
~, Il tue ouios y ms WAahlbEl0n AqaSduot. Tor
toe lAItak, In the oily " Of one and OnO
qu4rier millions luoTs lsas) VI pou nds Of 31tnoh
ntlp-oookA - = : ~
No Proposals tos laying pipes and spsalal castings
VII 6s Iysd except 10 ths vi ilsd iorma which
Win aoee hosllua aud lorma n contrast and any de-
sred lufynaatiOa, BE- had % application " per
sou Of bI lrtlsr - o. ". bAbCOOk,
lnaton Al isduoA TT r nv felAlOt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15
Ar..rni,urni Can,sn,I.n.

A large number Of delegates, representing
agricultural colleges and State societies, ar
rived In the city yesterday Ia readiness for
partment Of Agriculture Is to be represented
by J. r. Dodge, statisticlan, aud Wm. Saun-
ders, superintendent OF gardens and grounds.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

,HROMOs AND PICTURE FRAMES.

AN IMMENsR STOCK or NRw PATTERNS,
ed n,st e asht % !hia city Oval and square, In
NSs ard bsGaufal dssisHs oi PAsSEPARToUTB,
f9s fhotofTeRha a ~ .!sa, tosetheI With oholoS
within tas reach Of all, whelss.is and RstAlI. 81
IAMa- Xxi Lew
hlt9heSoAs Popular DimS And Half Di1e Music
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

Attention IL called 10 the sale, BY catalogue,
OF the balance OF the great consignment Of
elegantly bound English books In The marble
store, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue aud
Eleventh street, by Latlmer q Cleary, auc-
tloneers, as the whole Of the valuable books
must he closed out Immediately. There Is
no doubt they eau be bought nj a great sac
rlnre
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15
New JerseI HeeInbIe.

Tho New Jersey Association gave second
soelablo at Masonic Temple last evening,
which proved even more pleasant than the
first. Notwithstanding Il was Ash Wednes-
day there was fine gathering IN attendance,
sufficient In numbers 10 make the affair en-
joyable, and TO allow all to participate In the
pleasures Of the evening without being
crowded or compelled to content themselves
with small dancing space. The tollettes OF
the ladies were particularly handsome, each
appearing 10 vie with the other In beauty
and elegance Of dress.
The committees were unceaslng In their
efforts 10 contribute 10 the enjoyment Of their
guests, and II was evident that they succeeded
admirably by the many expressions OF aatis-
faction that could be heard from the PARTED.
pantA In the dance.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15
CITY ITEMS.

"MY oyyioE," on the corner Of Seventh and
\ streets, has been opened By Frils sehaible,
better known A sour FritE,n who formerly was
bartender for Charles H. Miller at the KlomAn
House. Fritz has every element Of popularity,
and We may safsly predict that my once" viii
be most successful place Of resort
Usn DooLEr's Yeast Powder u you relish
light sweet and wholesome Biscuits, Rolls, Pas.
try, 40. Your grocer soils It. r....|
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

which go TO show that her statements, II en-.
tlrely untrue, could he easily proven 90; and
In spite OF the many criticisms abe 10 open 10
there IL an air Of devotion TO the cause which
sho has espoused that ls quite apparent as
are the tricks she resorts 10 ~ secure q full
house and sell her book.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15
Amusements, lectures, Etc.

n Ew NATIONAL THEATRE,
The Greatest Evrnt Of hts ssaeoa Nnibs
NEXT hoaDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10.
IN SIZING
"D u ID barry"
ENACTED M
pDfH KAN,
the most oonsummats Artst q the are. The eharao.
LORD DUSoREARy,
uritsn apd ereated b. NJ. hUrHERN. has bees
enseisd By him IN ku-oua and AnericA earrs than
0bn tim.a IN Ton TAI ola three COMEDY satitad
QUIZ AMRulOAR COUSIN,
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