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PoAosA NURsKRT.-Fruit and orna-
mental trees, shrubs and plants, forest
tree seedlings, hedge plants, etc. No
agents employed to peddIe trees, or beg
for orders! Good, fresh, reliable stock !;
true to name and of the best varieties,
at wholesale or retail, cheap for cash.
Cell on or addressS. r. KELszYa
Pomona, Franklin Co., Kan.
Fail catalogue ready by September
-1st. sss 3 :. jan1-1y
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EMPORIA.
Wood cheap

,2Hs96 1sys5 9e1 Or
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PETERToNbi COAL

for % cents per bushel. Orders filed
promptly. Terms cash on delivery. Save
your money by getting the best coal, ftIll
jan1-12t =. A. LIGHTER.
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1ehAs. n. Bean, Sc n e~tosy inSk5Asi
OF the firm OF Chas. +. Pierce & Co.,
has been in TIE city for several days
visiting friends.
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IwilI agree to sell all kinds Of boots
and shoes i've per cent. lower than any
house In Eapsria wkoadEdfiao gOods
at cost. Please make note OF this
and call and pries goods 1t Iehnhards.
Sign Of the Red Boot. Agent for the
celebrated Eneire Sewing Nschine. 6
! III FaGO tanf-tfs
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PerIey & Bearce offer great induce
nents to dealers. Give them call.
ian1-tf
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RLACKSMTTHTNG

"RAM CONNER has again taken
IL charge Of his old blacksmith shop,
on Commercial street, and Is prepared 70
his line. ianltf
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jan1-tf Lock box 20, Topeka, Kan. /,
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surely and effectuaIly control them. The tes-
{ timony Of our best citizens, of all classes. es-
tablishes the fact, that CHERRY PICTORIAL
will and does relieve and cure the affecting
disorders Of the Threat and Lungs beyond any
Z other medicine. The most dangerous alec
tons of the Pulmonary Organs yield to Its
power; and cases Of Consumption, cured
by this preparation, are publicly known, 20
remarkable as hardly TO be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. rs rem
edy Il Is adequate, on which the pc 10 may
rely for fun protection. By curing Coughs,
the foeerunners Of more serious disease, Il
saves unnumbered lives, and an amount q
trial. and conyinces the most .sceppcai.
Every family shosid keep & On bad q 9
protection against the early ana ganPsFoetved
attacks Of Pulmonary .Adecticas, IhipAs are
easily met at FIRST, but which becoms ipcurA-
bic, and too often fatd, II neglected. Tender
lungs need this defence; and II ID. unyise %
be without It. As g safeguard 70 children,
Threat md Chest Of childhood, CHER1r
FEoToRAL D. Invaluable; for, by its timely
use. mnititudes are rescued from prennat1Fe
graves, and saved to the love and affection
centred On them Il acts speedily and surely
against, ordinary colds, securing sound and
misunderstanding sleep. No one Win suffer
Troublesome Influenza and painful Bro3-
cAifiss vhsn they know how easily they can
be cured.
Originally tho product Of long, laborious,
and successful chemical investigation, no cost
o. ton b spared In making every bottle II the
utmest pessibie perfection. Il may be eoaA-
IDENTIFY relied upo1 as possessing all TIE Vir.
tues It has ever exhibited, and capable q
producing cures As memorable as the greatest
Il has eSeT effected.
= Ss953 81 PREPARED By
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ROBERT MILK EN-,
MEAT MARKETS.

(Fremont Park.1sW
q " --aes - Is EIni5Oria, Kansas.
jan1tf -5Aad asit
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M EDlOAL
r "a a., Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,

sSce ousS. 5Fo ai XstEns.
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''.o .s ~ Ayers
.H:!Iia|iirVigor
Fce restoring 20 Gray Hair fts
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which Is at
once agreea-
bic, healthy,
and ehectual
lfor preserv-
ing the hair.
ne soon re-
stores faded
or gray hair
\
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8 Among the great
discoveries Of mod
eru science, few arc
Of more real value
to mankind than
this ehectual rem
edy for all diseases
Of the Throat and
Lungs. A vast tri-
al Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
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French ali wool merinOs so cents TO
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EDITOR NEWS II believe you bad
no article from our village last week,
but as Christmas is just passed With a
merry glee,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS


N0TIUEs or NEw ADyEnTIsEmESTs.
THE regular quarterly meeting Of the Great
Uouncli Of The Improved Order Of Red Men WIN
he held on the nth steep.
TIM last sociabie Of the wisconsin Republican
association will be held this evening.
Puur 4 sotoNoss have received all the ne"
bOoks
wv. MoKNiuHr n Co, manufacturers Of
and dealers IN furniture, carpets, bedding, and
upholstery goods, ian PsnnsylvAnla avenue.
QErnsnMAnx OoMMANpEnY, No. X. T., will
meet this evening.
BRYAN BRos. have received another large
supply Of new crop maple sugar.
An Intelligent eoiored boy IL wanted.
JoHs T. MITCHELL Is dairy receiving add
tons 10 his stock.
H. KNEsssI has on hand large assortment
Of hns harness, saddles and trunks Of svory de-
scription.
ono. r. HERRtCK, property clerk Mstropoli'
tan police, has six dwarf cows which were taken
up astray.
ANEW and large stock Of wallpapers at L. r.
Clark's.
Tan Republicans Of the Twenty. hrst district
will meet this evening.
GRHEN A WILLIAMS, auctioneers, VIII sell,
IN Saturday, the 18Th Instant at II clock, a.
M, IN mont Of their auction rooms, lot Of hams
and ten barrels Of OIL
BoaAS & wTLlE have choice stock Of new
goods.
LArINER q CLEARY, auotionesrI, will SELL on
Tuesday, April "a, At so'clock, p. m, desirable
real estate, situated on west side Of Eleventh
trost, between @ and II streets northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

Lecturo bv Rev. Thomas Guard.
foSSSrS cSuroS 'sg's sdss RSs
Thomas Guard, OF Mount Vernon Place Meth.
oilst church, baltimore, on the above.nsmed
maTkcsi attention, and was very frequently an.
piaudsd. ills Just 70 say that bur 4 very mint
idea Of the excellence Of the iecturo'pouid DO
iSnR,S II abounSed 'i in sssu,imI and . sioaa.pe
passages, 10 which only aterbaiim report could
M. Guard began Sy sps.tlP9g Of man. rsls.
alton, and referred 10 tho suitability Of the
planet which he Inhabited. He referred humor-
ously 10 the results which would follow II man
were suddenly transferred TO the plains Of Jupi.
ter, abiding 10 the laws Of Eravitation In the
course Of hls remarks. He touched upon mans
relation TO light In aphysioal sensc. Without
great dome and wonder At its beauties. There
was q perfect adjustment between tho liEht
given the earth and the power Of mans mortal
fully appreclaied, Il wss fact supported By
the testimony Of all observAnt travellers, that
tho inhabitants Of countries regarded as uncivll-
lied were Of better physical development than
those who did not expose their skin 70 the sun 8
with reference to the almosphsre, tho speaker
Inv order es Of creation, Tie syiSenss ~ rs ~
vine Being was not exhibited alone IN the Kind
Of atmosphere, but IN the place 10 which u be.
lGnscd The sPsaas. aSs ,SlsSaSsl "A
dilAted on the RrAnd relations they bore 70 each
otneI' lneto MY in nsJ w, 49, y,
Moon ssve " nssT vs Wv ua,,a. nv tI ,aN
,i, " W. Ts, .ue 49,
uloiy keneIAtep nese' hny.o ~ y
neAL Inc brvVlen N 1870 ~, ",,ne. -
~. ~ seluu VIZ n'ss ~ ,s,,t Sssp
nnu hst, nt w ~, ~ ."...
Nete uues ~ Wv ,,i y. ~. ~ ~
eouu ny my en' - 49, g. ny AZ
neaG hoM ,s ~ ~ ~, ~ ai,,, ..,ni Iii
eoveioI eIiuonSosV' tno h,an mnossi ~ ~,
,,h ~ - 49, - 80. NV
inst toe tempeLatute h ,s oul,ngea, -, nj.
10y Pssslon Pvsssss sng ~. y, .u s'a III
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12
THE COURTS.
civil.

.a.Hefn.ss CIVIL.
SuPnnnn Oouer or Tun UmrnD BTATns--
TAursdaN Aprd n, 1sTa-On motion Of Hop.
"; a. Potter, Douglass Campbell, esq, and r
Eait.ed 70 grsclice as attorneys and oOunsellors
On motion o. Mr.. a, T. MsrrIct, Joseph P.
ISsshI%,sn ss q l m;w YORK and JGsn ~ H.
court ~
mittsd 20 PRACTICE as an attorney and counsellor
No, is 4. t. oapsrton, plaIoun in error, VS..
No. ia. K. Il oapsr,on, plaintiff in error, vs..
william A. Ballard, admlhlstrator.
Tho argument Of these causes was continued
by Mr.. X. T. Merrlck, ofcounsel for the plaintiff
IN error, and by Mr.. ,. II. Ashton for the de-
way Roblnson iOr the plsintin 10 error.
No, 1877. Edward W. PAGE u al, executors,
appellants, vs.. David Banks, IT,, ct nj, The ar
gument Of this cause was commenced BY Hon.
Adjourned until tomorrow iTu ., Il o'clock.
UIRcuIT UouRr yudge MacAriAur. - This
court was engaged as follows yesterday
Maryland (use Of Starkweathef) We. Bait.
more and Ohio Railroad Company. This case
wa. resumed Al the opening Of theeourt and tho
tho death Of MIRA starkveathsr, occurred 70
1893, and this interest which attaches 70 the sui,
now 10 entirely that which grows out OF the
legal points involved, this being the nrst case
statute, giving the next Of kin Of the person
Killed by the negligence Of q railroad corpora
ton a claim for damages. The argument Of the
case will begin today. ,,,,,.
W. b. d. yross ". Hsehtman. Judgment
confessed. Adjourned.
No other civil courts were in session.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12
COTnWell & Sons,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
IIIs and 1890 Penna. ave.,
OPPOSITE wILLARD's HOTEL.
500 QUESTS CHOICEST GREEN AND BLACK
TEAS In STORE AND BOND.

UORFKK.
200 Mats old Daieh Java.
30 Bags Prime Ceylon Java.
10 Bales Genulne MOCHA,
10 llogsheads PLANTATION.
80 bags Prime RIO and aARiCAiBO.
CORPRE and TEA sold both.Whols.ale asd Re.
tall, at lowest New York Prices.
Conee roasted fresh ever day By en- expert.
enced hand In Patent Aroma-ssviss noaster.
oaa bs rstarssd and have monsJ REFUNDKD. We
deal IN nrstesss goods only, and Huarantss sysry llE
ssSaVy s..sSS.a ., sss p.sfsa ior ssips.a. y
% x q aSs Nh e S ss
Us. gursSsasinS god. from Eihsr hAsDs A.
Imported table iaIuriss, Of every description God
Sfos.is Biast veil, sss3ss., ~ dinsrsu, EiadsJ
Chow obov, eta. sto., 90 different kiuds)
mn hs s.sss S v.a'fi S S Sinss Kinda,
E siSi 49, ss.i%ifsbiss o'n'''N' '''o'
uaassd ysyStablss, even description.
g.nnod tish. gIeAt variety NJ,
FoI's 0tssLes,, @sds y sipblfs, NY
Albert BisoalL ltdinhurGh.
Havonner's OraoksrA
IA .-.. FISH.
No. MESS MAoKERgL
wHirE sif,aos.
BSs,. Died ss., Ref Tonsg:: sSssfS9T'd
0oeoauu!, nss, Rsislns, Mats q q. kinds fresh and
Eysrythins kept In nrst-elass GrOcsrJ always
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

4 public examination Of the members OF the
senior class Of the National Law University took
place on wednesday evening at tho lecture
room, on the corner Of Rifth and 4 streets.
Macarthur and Judge Casey, Of tho faculty.
and Messrs. Hawkes., Payne, Barrett and other
members OF the Washington bar. The exam.
ination lasted for two hours, during which time
one hundred and MY questions were asked, and
all except two were answered. The eNamina.
ton was ono Of the most rigid that has ever
credit upon both professor and students. Tho
commencement takes place at Lincoln hall on
the 23l Of May, when thlrty-one graduates will
DO added 10 the legal profession.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12
Medical.

De. JOHNSTON !, nm,
BALTIMoRG LOOK HoaPITAL,
From his extensive praotlos In the great Hospitals
SS: .s M az iSsSs a. iSs nSs
81 81 81 iSis In the "0a TOT
Ns.knee. 81 the BAck Lmps, BtrietuIss, Affection
z NE kidpsys Or Bladd. snyolantarI plseh.IGss,
zsssos. fos spd.s, ocaia:lon q IdSss. PsipItidss
= Sidsiss:s pisss;s q 3; Is;a. T5iosL ": :;
esrribl. S:og. ..isiSs ire% iRs so
tAFJ Habits Of Youth-sncHET and solitary practices.
Re hsa. q u,,.s. ssia In aSst Sr.s
hove, o. sntisips,lOus, rsndsrSS marriage, Ao.' In
YoUHa hKE
Who have iniursd thomssyss bT certain pTsotlos In
dslEsd Il When Ilon. habl iieqasatZ lssinsd ,ios
@srTisss Secssss and destroys 6OtS HIod snd bOdj
ESss SlS tSsS soass man. ,ss sSvs 4 p. seun.
IN. the pride Of his phIonts should DO if0m
sa.S Ss z Ss.ss GSa Ss p q nsiuis .sS
dalginE In : certain ssSTsl h1hIE
MARalAaH
s:nf aware o. g TIS. Me- 3
creative PoEet-lmp9ioneyJ Nervous EIoltAbiiitI,
rs1aS oiaS H ,s.,s Debility
DwNo lsttsIa roooiyed unless pQstpaid and ooh.Ain.
ins stamp 70 be used on the rsplI Persnns writing
shoald sl.ts Sc and ssna portion Of adVorusSmsn'
TkD0itsEaKHI OF TnE PREss.
" ~ Vss and &C. slOss @
Operation Performed y p. Johnslon, sttnss.sd q
~ ssDSIss q hs .sSn t0a @Hns oehfs gssssI.
y nd SssDoasiSinis. : :aissi'Ss SasSaass. . "
oEEIoK. SOUTH EHEDEElUn ST.,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

Inspector General Gatohell reports the ar.
rival and sale Of marine pIoduots as followsi
dredi $3.50 herring, 20 per thousand. Steamer
Pioneer, $50 shad, from sl2 50 TO els per hun.
dred; 1900 herring, Is per thousand. Schooner
q per thousand. Steamer WaWAs0t, ia shad,
20 30 per hundredI 400 herring, " por thousand;
400 punches mixed nsh, 7lo, and No. per bunch,
400 single rock, Soc. and SOC. each, Sloop Ella
Nickefs, 800 bushels Little river oysters. Oyster
market dull; but few buyers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

Our old friend Sullivan, Of tho Excelsior sa
loon, t0T Fourteenth street, will renew his grand
drawings for prizes, which will consist Of eighty
tTsSsyiny enc cents 10 t%snIy doIas, one tsonay
dollar gold and one fiye dollar gold piece, one
ten dollar note, and numerous other money
priIes also, orders for groceries, wood and coal,
and other articles Of value.
Don't forget 70 call on Saturday and Monday.
The drawings will DO conducted as formerly,
aud q hne lunch will be served up each day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12
nnIIhInE An.anIniInnn.

At the last meeting Of the Central Building
Association twonty shares were advanced on at
thirty per cent. AT tho sixth monthly meeting
Of Eureka Building Association forty shares
were advanced on at fOTty.nye, and at the TO
cent meeting Of the Washington Cooperative
Association tlS,OO0 was sold at an average pre-.
MUM Of seyonty-seYen per cent.
The fourth annual meeting Of the Columbia
l0r the last year WAS presented, which showed
the original number Of shares TO DO loss. sNum.
Der cancelled during the year, 100; number on
the roll AT this time, 7b2; cash value Of ono
snare OF stock, tsl.bii average rate Of premiums
paid on share now returning advances, III per
cent? average rate Of advances sold during the
year, W per cent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12


Tho following permits to build have been
granted by Mr.. Adolph Cluss, inspector; s. X.
Coster, one story frRine, Seventh, between y and
streets ,2u,ghsast n 5; Pa.,srs9s, Iw,Ss,sIofy
W. II. Wright, for +. MaenNmAra, three.story
brick, corner Third and East Capitol streets,
and three-story brick, Third street, between A
and East Capitol streets; q. W. Fowler, two
story frame, Tenth street, between d and q
northoasti W. II. Haney, two two-story frames,
Third street, between o and p northwesli W.
tween A and h northeasti s. y, Slotor, three.
story brick, q street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth; Bernard Mark, tuostory frame, cor
Thomas, two-story frame, q street, between
Ninth and Tenth southeagt; 4 q. Keesey, two
tWo-story frames, between Rhode Island avenue
northwest and two two-story frames On Rhode
Island avenue, between Sixth and seventh
streets northwest q. W. Pratt, twostory brick,
John Nsenan, two story brick, between Four
and-A-half and Sixth southwest; W. w. Met
al. ~ ,Sp Lrsms Tfnts street between
frame, Third street, between u aud d
streets southwest; Mary Zimmerman, two.
story frame, Secopd street. between O
story frames. New Jersey avenue, between q
and X streets; J. s. Myers, two three.story
bricks, Grant street, between Ninth and Tenth
three story bricks, Rhode Island avenue, be.
tween Seventh and Eighth streets northwest;
John II. Wallis, two'story frame, fith street.
two story frame, Third street between ID street
and Virginia avenuej U. l.. Pats, two-story
frame, Seventeenth street, between z street and
tTo.story bricks, street, between New Hamp.
| shire avenue aud Eighteenth street; John Nc
Annuity, two.story frame, i street, between
CAPT y a Young, tSo.s,o @ isSme, corner
| Tenth street and south Carolina avenue south.
east; L. :. Chapman, ten two;story frames on
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

The following real estate has been sold BY
days; House and lot on Fourteenth street, be-
tween u and streets, tsquare 25o,) 70 George
W, Driver, for 1000; lot Is, In T.. X. Aliens
90, on ID street, between Second and Third
streets northwest, TO j. W. Cooley, for t5,oo2;
lot %, In square $50, near the navy yard, I'm.
proved by two-stOry frame house, 10 WIN. q.
Shlmoneck, for 40; parts Of lots II and u, In
square osV, mo. 2O3 New Jersey avenue south,
east, Improved by large brick dwelling, TO
two-story frame house, on d street between
Sixth and Seventh streetS, TO John i. Lehman,
for y, $50; lot X, subdivision Of square l24, mo
three story frame house, 10 Jas ThhTp for a. 5OO
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

WIN. l.. Wall Il %. will sell, at 10 o'clock a.
IN, diamonds, watches, SC, At their sAles. rooms
Thomas Bowling, Georgetown, ID. q, viii
In square a, situated on TWonty-fOurth street
wost, near the Circle.
uroen \ Williams will sell, At o'clock y. m,
part Of lots No. and s, In SQUARE tie, Improved
byA tWo-St0ry frame house containing eight
rvomL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

The Board Of Police Commissioners, at their
regular meeting Yesterday, ordered a commits.
having served satlsfActoTily the usual proba-
tionaTy period Of sixty days Applications were
received from Richard Robinson, John HOdRson
were rejected.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

usRRuL EAOrs woRTH KNOWING.
THuRsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is tho
best Dentrihoo In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
md white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JouvHN's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 faI
superior TO anything known.
THoNrsoN's Pomade optims ls exquisite. II
softens, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12


uhii yesterday afternoon.
where was the sprlnkllng cart all day yester.
dayt Tho dust was on hand.
Tho birds are clearing their nuss for the CON.
Ing season.
We haven't heard Of q. washing toms nurse for
some time. wbAr IL shef
Sam Strong IL considered the gueerea man In
the District
Jim Nolan Is the sample candidate for the
police board.
Lydia Thompson's cartoons 10 tho shop win.
dowu don't do her legs justice.
shad refuse TO 10 broliod under seventy .hyo
cents apiece.
Mint and Ice are about being amAlgnmated
through the influence OF the spirits.
Dana,s charges against the Navy Department
were only Intended ior the "mariRss."
A part Of the house stationery contract has
been awarded TO Mr.. Ben y. French.
wiilths Government buy Catlln's Indian car.
tooasi They are invaluable as . page 10 Amer
Ices history.
The boys are busliy engaged in the manufac.
turo Of kites. Where are tho old-fashloned heart
shaped ones gone TOT
ordvay's feat OF holding up the colOred men
by their tails promises 10 be q warm one II he
lights Il out on that line all summer
"BuiifrOg concerts" will DO the next vocal
amussmeni offered 10 the public. No extra
charge will DO made for reseTved seats.
Major John II. King IL the cred Mems can.
unAas W y, Ps.ioo; 'V' VutyVut
eAnooa.eS-tnem oie 'no inerneI'
A shake OF whitswAsh brush converts an
ordinary black ''purp" into fashionable car.
Rage dog. SO Bacon says
Frank II. Finley was tho gentleman referred
70 yesterday a. being dangerously Ill with pneu
Company A, washington Light Infantry,
WI, Tnnsahsv axsninS wv" @'''''
80. rs..,s,..o,,. -. a. A.. Ar. .ho,, -,
Sn ,,, ~. H., ~ IN
, snr snI ~ .sa, pnsI,"h 80 ~ rsia's
asset.uy osei ''' '"''' S"s''" '~N0 W HJ"'N
'e. ooueI. .,,...,. ,.,,. an, =.
" v i,a III hsss yInh nns - 49, "
W. auu ~, A. ~, np,ppsh
n.sht sSAs ''''
Hsni0n' .,
~ y, annaan,nn 1. MN ,sS IN I
!, IL ,, ~, 49, ntclinsnn ,..o,
ms "po uu' TINS An"A D''A'"'0" 'A'oi'
". ,,-,,, ,-,-,, -
The Wisconsin kepubllean AssoeiAtlon giye
esenlns. Lho bs"NeI' s'o '0N"' W "@A0 INV
@n is,i suSoess ,-.-,- ,,.,,-,-
.SerL You arc mistaken. IL was AlesAndIla,
Illinois; not the lively burg on the POtomac
which changed u, name 10 Alexis rs eomph
ment 70 thettaha pune' -. A.,
How many dsad-headi are there mere bsdNeen m
navy yard EAte anu Oapitol MN inc Ragin.
pas.eng.sss ~ n ~, !" mug 'h w 'n0r 'S'"io"
most Of the time.
pr. NlniAn Pinckney makes the best punel
Of any oiicer In the navy. He takes his breath
cream oOlored trotters every afternoon.
mr. snodgrns. "a ont IroeleyIpR Greeley. b,
FALLING the neSnie WhSt che kn5ws about farm
ios'' mi M IA giitiyaiion Of The Hpaower n,
pAns use'
The "UniontoWn darg inquiries u every uot
III ~. y, haya III ~ n,
,Io,,,5 iiEs ~ hannsn Siang sboat thSt time
The Republic savings and Building AssOoIA
ton have established an once NJ y! Soyentl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

The sixth annual encampment Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic will be held at Cleveland
Ohio, on wednesday, Mays A. L. Burnside,
commander. In chief, has issued an order recon.
mending that posts and members OF the Grand
Army display their flags At half mast on Mon.
day, The 18th day Of April, out Of respect TO the
memory OF Abraham Lincoln.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

Mrs. James A, MoDoyitt on Wednesday last
was presented with q worry pretty silver service
set by the othooTs and members OF No. engine
company, as slight return for the many Kind
nessos done the company by her husband be-
before and since be became q member Of the
Board Of Fire Commissioners.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12
[INITEp sTATEs PATENT oFFIOE,

y wAsmAoTos, D. o., March ., lsIs
On the petion OF THEoDoRs bHARTb, Of Nsu Yorh,
70 him On ihs a9th dag q gaa., ls ioT an Improve
meat In lire ard BuTHlAT Proof Sales
II 4 ordered that the testimony Ia the case BE-
closed the 18th day OF Nay mort that the tine for
hlinG Atguenta and the report BE- limited
70 the 7h day Of June nsIt aud that said petition be
heard on the 18th day Of June ns1L
AM peFson may oppo5. this sItenSi2l,
ApiM9W N. D. LBGGE1'r, Comm.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

Jaws Jusr ruRcHAaup ffOm the hnast fur.
nlthing goods house In New York, sample and
loo lola 70 close large line u bows and suspend
sale priees. They arc ali new aud mesh goods.
Gro. Q. HEnhtno,
NO. 40 Seyonth street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

j. A. burger has been committed 10 Jail under
the charge Of socTetlng goods for the purpose OF
delrauding his creditors. This case aTlses under
the bankrupt act.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12
THE DISTRICT INVESTIGATION.
THE PEsTILENTIAL CANAL.

T. Dawes, WIN. n. su,lth, AdoIph CIHsa
aud Crosby \. Noy,s-B. y. swart on the
scvsnth street ImproNsmsnt-The Ad-
vance In tho Price srReaI Estate.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12

Yacht Clot
LOr men 9. lllI,ss.

For youths 81 All ages
For boys nine 10 fourteen years Of age.
fheso goods are superior 10 any blue goods
for business wear They are isr superior 70 the
best grades Of flannel, and cost ut tribe more.
We EuArantee the color and no. NTinkage.
A. SASS 4 Co, 3ld SSFsnth street.