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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS
AMUsENl ENTs.


The Thomas touCtrts.
There was large assembly Of beauty, fashion
and intelligence at Lincoln hall, last evening,
10 hear the performance Of tho splendid orches
ira Of Theodore Thomas. Avery attractive pro.
gramme was offered and highly appreciated by
The audience, who manifested their approval b.
frequent sntores. Mr.. Thomas has Just re-
turned from trip through the Southern states,
as FAR a. New Orleans, aud We are glad TO learn
that this somewhat hazardous underta king
proved financial success, and paved the way
Tor greater triumphs In the future, Those 81
our citizens who have not heard this magnlh.
cent combination OF musical talent should not
fall 70 do so during their brief stay In this city
Three moro concerts will DO giyen-one this
evening and two on Saturday-Whlch will doubt.
lees be largely attended by the muslc-lovin
portion Of our community, who always extend 1
hearty welcome 10 Theodore Thomas and his
unrivaled orchestra
The Lydia Thsmpseu Treups.
There was large audience at the National
theatre last night 10 witness the fair Lydia and
hor troupe In comedy and buriosqus "A Day In
Paris and Les Brlgands" were presented In
a spirited and attractive manner, and afforded
much amusement 10 all present Miss Thomp.
son will have benefit tonight, and her numer.
Gus admirers will doubtless turn out en- niasss
10 see the queen Of the blondes In "KenllUOrth."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

Yesterday morning, between 5 and Q O'Clock
as Josiah HUM, = pork butcher, and his wild
were coming to market with their meats, when
away, coming 10 contact with the Iron TaIllng
AROUND the Lincoln monument, az the City Hall
throwing both Mr., and MIS-. Hum from tho
WAGON and breaking her leg and ATm-Mr.
taken To her home, where the broken bones were
reset anl she y now lying In as easy a condition
a. poslble under the circumstance
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

The conference on the code resumed lis sea
slons yesterday. In the beginning II was SUP.
posed that the entire report Of the oodifyinK
commission could be read over and examined N
two days, but Il has been discovered that 10 rive
the many matters which II embraces due con.
sideration, q longer time will BE- TeuulGite Ac.
oordinEly, Is has been determined to devote %
the review Of the code the residue Of the present
week, and the terms Of tho courts have beon u
disposed Of ~ to allow the justices comparative
freedom from judicial duty during that time
On yesterday all the justices participated IN
suggestions on the various portions Of the oode
that were read by Mr.. Philips, the acting chair.
man OF the commissioners.
The commission proposed that In every case
where bonds and Undertakings In legal pro.
eeedings are required, to require the sureties
not only TO make az atndaVit Of the IAlue OF his
estate free from liabilities, but also 10 IN forth
the several items Of which his estate consists,
their location, 40.
All the Justices and Mr.. Dayldge Objected 10
this AZ too lnquisltorial and At their suggestion
simple AfndAVit, making which Is technically
known publication Of the surety, WAS required
On the back Of the bond, with leave to the on
posing party to except 10 tho sufficisncy Of the
surety and thus bring the whole matter 70 the
attention Of the court
Among the reforms adopted Is one by which
In cases whore surety has been given, one
OF the parties to the suit shall respond 10 is re
suit. Notice Is given the surety ofthe trial, aud
thon II tho result 10 adverse To the parties for
whom he 10 bound, judgment ls given slmultAne.
ouAly against principal and surety This is de-
signed 70 prevent the surety from making way
with his property pending the Judgment against
him In the present condition Of the law.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

There u deep and lusty growing on III,
part Of many Of the District contractors, In view
q the iAot that while they with scores Of theiI
paving company nom Philadelphia has, by
some moaus, 80 arranged their programme Al
70 have at work In the western portion OF ths
and many teams, which are not owned bv resi
dents Of the District government II would
seem that In giving out work aud assisting In,
dlVidnals tue Interest OF our own citizens should
% looked out Tor BY the Board OF Public Works,
Espocially should those be helped who have
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

What made new3 why Cummlns' grand
shelves roftlod, 6o-mAking, with his grand
stock Of goods, a magnificent and enchanting
appearance, The multitude Of customers ol
sec so favorable change wrought and many
have 70 scan for fear they DO In the wrong place,
We wish MI. Cummins extended aooossions 10
his already Astounding patrons. For the benefit
o. strangers, members Of Congress and others
We give his dirootlon-012 Seventh street, next
10 corner Of X and North Market.
N. B.-Three doors covered 70 their utmost
down 10 Baltimore.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

The latest and one Of the best roGdwAys In tho
shape o. oonorete of MeAdam u the Reynolds
has been sent % Washington. The pavement
consists Of a foundation Of broken stone, 81
Inches In depth, we'll rolled, then two Inches Of
top four Inches OF rWAAlfsklll gravel, which Il a
natural concrete, and packs AZ hard as though
tar were used. The whole 10 then sprinkled and
BILE. Ithas been used with great sAtisiaotion m
the streets and parks Of The North and East.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

Union, held 10 Union League hall last evening,
general discussion was had and preliminary
action taken relative 10 assisting IN tho conduct
Of the coming campaign,
Resolution touching the recent action Of the
civil service advisory board were offered, and
will come up for confederation at the next reg.
uinr meeting of-tho union.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

PoLIcn CouRT--Judes SRsl.-Patrick Brennan,
hack driver, failure 10 wear badge with the
number Of his license, fined IS James Cole,
carrying on q theatrical performance without
art Charles Stewart and Page Baden, throwing
stones, nned u each. WIN. Marshall, profane,
nnod ~ WIN. O'Donnell, Asnaulting bis wife,
Post Once DepArtmalt, charged. with stealing
blanks valued At SiO0. pleaded not guilty. Mr..
James L. MoPhail, chief Of bureau Of mall dep
relations, testified that he found some four hun
dred pounds Of the blanks At the butter store Of
Mr. Wheatley, and some more In Georgetown.
Mr.. Wheatley TESTIFIED that he purchased them
from Weber. Mr.. Gordon, In charge OF the
records and blanks 10 the Department., recog-
niIod the blanks which were shown him; had
not misssd any blanks, A. they had . large mum
Judge held the prisoner for action Of the grand
inv
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

THB BAHRRuPTor SALE OF dry gOOds, cloths,
Williams, corner Seventh and d streets, con
tinues, and the desire on the part OF the msr.
enautl, heads Of families and others 70 secure
this sale are prime articles, and being sold al
extremely low rAtas, the bidders alone enioyinnI
the privilege Of naming the prices, tho auction
GERS only long 70 get bid and sell the goods
At the aAlu this mourning handsome aSsOrtmopt
OF Imported carpets and nne cloths will bo of
Tered In connection With tho dry goods. A salo
VIII also DO had this afternoon, aud another m
night, aud 90 continue until the entire paianes
of the stock Il disposed or :
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

DIsEAsED DioEsrioN.-ff chronic Indigestion
affected the stomach only II might DO moro
easily borne; but Il gives rise, Inevitably, 10
many other diseases affecting the liver, tSo
nerves, tho bowels and the brain. BIliousness,
nervous tremors, constipation, headaohs and
terrible mental disturbances arc among lts
usual accomplishments. In fact, every organ,
every nbre Of the frame sympathires with tho
debilitated and diseased stomach. What ~
needed In such oase7 Clearly an alternative
and inyigorantj and among medicines OF that
class Hostettors StomAch Bitters Is, beyond all
comparison OF estimate, tho best Mere purge.
tives only deprive the system Of tho little
strength that disease has lslt H. Salivants have
the same effect The whole internal organism
has gone wrong, and can only be put right and
kept right BY medicine n which the tonic and
stimulating elements predominant, but are quail.
ihed and modified By antiblllous aperients and
blood purifying oomponents. Now, the truth ls
land the medical faculty as well a. the public
know tho fAot) that Hostetter's Bltters contain
every ingredient requisite for the cure Of dys-
popsla and all the ailments OF body and mind
which II involves. This has been proved In 90
many Thousands Of Instances thAtIt seems al.
most idle 10 repeat the statement
The great tonic rallies exhausted nature, from
whatever cause onfeebled, and permanently re-
oruits the viEor OF the nerves, tho muscles and
the brain. It's effect upon the brain 10 TO
give strength 70 the viii and precision 10 tho
Judgment, and 10 Danish despondency and that
innrmity Of purpose which generally acoompa-
MES bodily weakness. Mw&F.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

Rye House, All Thlrtoenth street, corner L
ton Of the public By the style Il L oondustod IN
The important features In this oatAbllshmsnt
are the duality o. the wines, liquors and ciEars,
and the nne preparation Of the edibioI, while
supper rooms On u street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19
Rirn.

Yesterday evening about o'clock, an alarm
was turned In from boz ~, caused BY 4 hre icing
discovered In wood. shed, on street, between
Fourth and Flfth, which was extluguishod with
only trinlnG loss. The department. promptly
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

uaKFuL FAora WORTH KNowIra.
THuRsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
bost Dentrihce In use. II keeps the Trsth clean
and white, and the gums sound healthy.
Price Is and 10 cents.
JoUvHN's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner is fAr
superior TO anything known. frice Is cents.
TnonPsor's Pomhde Optims 10 exquisite. II
softons, beauties, and strsnsthens the hair.
Price Is and 90 cents.
All for sale By Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

THE cheapest place IN Washington 10 buy
Wallpaper, and have paperhanging and up
hol'tery work done IL q. Tubman's, ana Ninth
street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

VI London, will have an opening this evening
from 10 O'Clock Of French Bonnets and Eng
llsh Round Hats, 1T her parlor rooms, second
teenth street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

neT Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
pays tix per cont interest on all deposlta De
poslta can be made and drawn at win.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

oRocrRs will do we'll 10 call at spIcer's Buttsr
Store, southwest corner Of Ninth and Z streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

HEAR ID. l., Moody, Of Chicago, next Sunday
Afternoon and evening At Lincoln hall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

= Alexis only sister 10 not yet eighteen. She
has . lovely nEure and face, . large estate, a
well-cultured mind, ESQ, 900 q year, golden hair
mOndn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19
Furnishing Goods

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

Mr.. Ramsey, from the Committee on Pos,
Ohhoes and Post Roads, reported the postal tels
graph bill with numerous amendments, relal.
Ing 10 the details Of It's provisions.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

SurRENn CouRT or THE DIsTRicr or UoLUM-
BlA.-All the justices sat in banc yesterday and
adjourned the term until Monday next.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

a DETEOITER Is down with bis third measles,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14
Boston Produce Market.

Thursday, August s.
The following are the prices obtained In this market
hy commission houses Tor Produce In good condition,
sulleot 20 a commission for selling.
BeASs- Receipts to-day li bnIs. There has been mo-
change TO note and tho market quiet hui lrm no recent
qnotatlon' We quote choice hand-pckod pca beams At
tlmHl"i choice hnnd-pckel mediums nt sll5 COM
mon pea beans at ilna'.f5i common mediums OF
tA0a2.s7 per bush.
BuugR Receipts. 1.ll2 paclagos Tho market O. irm
~ the choice GRADES aud the .,les to-day have been
ga Sc Tor strictly fire although the proportion OF this
quality is small and tho bulk Of Tho rdcepts are soiI al
'a e' we quote the Wholesale prices as received by
Inc 90 2bUec per y medium do 40 1tal1ci choice
Western az 41o medium 1891 bakers idi2c.
CHEFsF Tho receipts have boon 20u boxes The
receipts continue 90 De taken nist received and
price. fully sustained One mctory selling AZ i3c per
ID We quote ane Now York and Vermont metory At
l2.c medium factory and dairy. loalc per II. '
Com Receipts, 1920 bush. Tho market is very firm,
aqq holders are not disposed 70 sell yellow below 7le
while mixed ranges from d9D70o per bush.
EGGs-Recoip,s 915 boxes and 80 bills The market
romans dnl WIN sales of Eastern at c and Of North
FLoun- Receipts $50 hhls with steady deerease
the stock OF choice brands the market continues arn
ana prices are well sustained. We quote supers at
5.QlGl60i common extras, feO007O1' Michigan and
Illinois white brands IS 2iHG 2ii st. Louis s3J0Tit
with some fancy brands selling above this figure Cali
iurnla Hour, s9.5n0l0 % per hhl.
HaY-rhe demand IS light and butn limited supply
OF prime hay being offered We quote prime Northern
and IA torn 40 i3,al, and common do at ss2D2j per
ton. straw, sl5d l7 per ton.
0AIs- Receipts, 0o bush. White oats aro not plenty
and No. choice would sell at i}c. Brown and mixed
oats are 10 good supply and prices range from i9GiOc
choice white.
PnovlsiuNs-There has beon change 10 note In tho
market ana tine ao' continue 20 boconhned 20 such lots
a. are required TO supply The immediate wants of the
retail trade. We quote tho obbers prices for clear and
extra clear pork at 1901 500 per Dbl for and old
city and Western 81 i5Ui52j for new mess and 81 .
MUR5u for prime aud extra prime. Lard ia selling al
9moc per III for city and Western. Smoked hams are
selling at 5Didc per 10 for Boston, and aiic for West
ern beei-Amlly plates, s6alGi0i extra mess, 81
mess isGl2 per Dbl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14
North Carolina.

JUDGE SETTLE ON THE RESULTS OF THE ELECTION.
NEW YoRK, Aug. H.
A Greensboro, n c., dispatch states that
Judge Settle addressed mass ratification
meeting there last night, lie claimed that
they were celebrating one Of the greatest po-
ltical victories ever achieved in North Caro-
lima. The new party with no name had de-
clared that as North Carolina went in August
so would 90 the Union in November. And
it made better fight than it ever will be able
to make again. 1t fought, however, under
black flag, observing none of the rules OF
honorable warfare, aided by Tammany money
and emissaries skilled in all the arts Of ma
nipulating registration books, ballot boxes
and election returns In spite Of all, how
ever, the Republicans had elected Mr.. Cald-
well by two thousand majority, and the exec
utiye department of the State will be in the
hands Of an honest man for the next four
years, although by gerrymandering the Dem
ocrats have elected majority OF the leglsla-
ture. In regard to himself he believed that
he was fairly elected to Congress, but the re-
fusal Of the right to vote Of hundreds by the
Ku-Klux and Tammanyites in his district
leaves an apparent majority for his opponent
He claimed that the Republicans gained over
seven thousand votes in the recent election
mostly among white people Of the western
part Of the State. He reviewed the past his
tory of Greeley, and said that the coloret
people of the South will not support him, al
they saw him in one night trade away hi
lifetime principles for the Ku-klux vote
Under Grants administrati peace had beer
brought to their fresides, hundreds saved from
murder aud thousands from scourging. III
closed with an eulogy of President Grant.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14

Tuesday, August I3, l512
49, 49,
Nh'VN of arpQh At hAhtsr
catns. Stser. Slafss. Hsgs cqifs,
Ihis week ...... 1863 1873 uu l1m1 $50
last wcoh...... 1891 lt,i72 ON 0nn 90
One year ago.. 2lSf 1905 2U 1870 us
Prices -pssf cam, Fstr, fat aud t.,,,. ,,.,,t.
oxen 8i0 li ~ ti0 ,0 grst anaiiiy ta ,0 ~ ss,t
quality f4-s aa54. utr1 onsiite a. co y ~, ~
100 ha on total weirit of bilc feiig IA .ett tE
A few choice sipgie nairs I'D III lgslG11 n,nt A.
t50oa 5000 f'''' ''''' "''''''' "''''' '''
value IA beef Handy sioerl ". - si'el '"- y" '"'"
Miih cgms-s al AZ cvt,, ,,goT t5Is tfoo ,-t,b 81.
v thout calves A. NAV fs ,..r-I 49, t WI, ii wv
ry, tI5nN. ''''' ''' ''''i'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14


years,
In Morrlsylllc, July 4, Mrs. Ellrs $. narAsr aged
e years
In stowe, July 20 Of cancer, sirs FRANK spAulpmo
aged 80 years.
In Cabot, August 9, of consumption. Mr. AuaA s..
CLARK, aged ie years.
u Montpelier August 6, MANY L., daughter Of Mr.
In Waterbury, July 20, Mrs. OLIVE widow Of the late
EdwaTd Thompson, aged 70 years.
In Waterbury, August g. Mrs PneBs NJ, widow Of the
late Capt, dcorge Atkins, aged 50 years
In Montpelier, August TO- GEoHGR b., son Of r. r. and
Sarah l.. Sloani aged months and 10 days.
In North Brldgewater Mass, July 60, MARY ANS wife
OF John Reynolds, Esli formerly Of straiord, W,
In Oxford, n. II August I, Hon, JosFPn HANCOCK,
aged 81 yoars and months formerly OF this place.
In Calais, August o. HARRIET, wlfe Of L. j. Poarce,
aged 80 years Wisconsin and Iowa papers please oopy
In Northdeld August y amer prolonged and pain
fu illness, ABlGAL d. wife OF Leandcr Foster, aged y
yearsi
In Hartford August It. JuLiA NJ. sMoSs Of typhoid
fever aged 20 years daughter OF Daniel w. and Sarah
slmons
Ia Bmintree August l. Of general debility, Lucy A.,
wlie OF l A Latlropi aged M years, months aud 20
In Waterbury, July 10, Miss ELEcTA COnsg, aged 70
years and months, Sho Of the oldest residents
and for 20 years member Of the Congregational church.
In Jefferson Tcxas July Of congestion Of the brain
resident Of Waupaca, Wis and daughter Of Hon. j. X.
Parish, Of Rand0ph w. In tho ilst year Of her age.
The following obituary was prepared by her former
pastor, tlleV ~ y, Sounsoni To her husband, whose
faithful and loylng companion she for thirteen
years 10 many relatives and friends, hor early depar-
ture Is sad anllcton. but In their they will
take comfort in tho thought that their loss is her galn
for she has, we hunbly rus, entered upon that rest
which rcnaineth for the people Of God Her delight in
the duties Of religion and the service Of her Master
proved her TO be true and sincere Christian, and by
her uniform and quiet Christian walk, she ex.
ample to others, and ornament to society and the
church, Of which she a faithful and consistent mem.
ber and though gone before The yet, in truth mem.
Der Of the same household Of God though hidden from
vlew she s as II were but In another mansion Of the
Fathers house, rejoicing Ia the smile of the same
loving Master animated by the blessed hope ofHis
appearing and Of glorious resurrection, those who
yet remain in this vale Of tears. what indeed shall
separate those who are alike members Of the body Of
Christi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14
STATE OLE VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier within and
for said District, the 25th day Of July, A. ID. 1877
Laura A. Henry administratrx with the will annex
ed, OF the estate Of Sylvester Henry, late of Water
bury, In said District deceased, makes application to
said Court for license 10 sell all OF tho real estate OF said
deceased excepting the home farm and tannery repre-
sentng that said sale is for the payment Of the
debts Of said deceased.
Whereupon, 1t ordered by said Court that said APP
pcaton come under consideration and DO heard the
10Th day OF August A. ID. 1879, at the Probate Office In
Montpeer and u Is further ordered that all persons
interested DO notified hereof by publication Of notice OF
ts application and order thereon, three weeks
siyely IN tho Vermont Waterman State Journal print
ed at Montpelier before said time Of hearing that they
may appear at said time aud place. and they cause
object thereto
by the Court-Attest,
1885 HARVEY WIDEN, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14
Personal.

Hon A. o. Adds and family have arrived al
the Weldon House, st. Adams, and intend re.
naming there some two or three weeks.
-Charles r. Clement, formerly Of Woodstock
has received the appointment Of general baggage
agent Of The Pennsylvania Central railroad.
Hon. William r. IIorrobin is Liberal Re.
publican candidate for Senator in Bennington
county, instead OFFS W. Gardner Of Pownal, as
heretofore published
The Tribune announces that Horace Greeley
has accepted an invitation to visit Hon. Jed p.
ladd, at his residence at Alburgh Springs where
he is expected to spend the next sabbath
judge Bcardslcy Of st. Adams. was severely
injured last week By being knocked down and
run over by a double team, while crossing the
street, breaking his left collar bone, and other
wise bruising him
Col II r Stoughton of West Randolph, has
been appointed station agent for the New London
depot at Palmer, Mass, in place Of j. p Wool
ford, promoted to be superintendent Of the Athol
and Enfield road
-General Clssus p. Peck, whose death from
apoplexy occurred in Jersey City on Monday last
was long m influential, esteemed and popular
citizen Of Burlington lie was the second son of
the late DR. John Peck
Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford Of New York, the
eloquent republican orator, has consented to speak
three times in Vermont during the campaign.
He will probably speak at Rutland August 25th,
at 81 Adams, the Goth, and at Bellows Falls the
30sh, From here he goes to Maine.
Hon. Horace Fairbanks, not satisfied with
his donation to the town of St. Johnsbury, Of tho
Athoucum building, with its splendid library
has already commenced the erection Of building
adjoining The Atheneum to be used as a gallery
of art IL architectural beauty this building will
equel the Athenoum itself
DR. Lowell Mason, the great composer Of
church music, died on Sunday last, at his resi-
dence in New Jersey, in his slst year His col
loctions and compilations of music were numer-
Gus and useful his lectures on music and the
classes he formed have borne abundant fruit but
By single tunes, such as Ariel" missionary
LYNN, " Hebron" and Others lis name will
be especially perpetuated. His life was one long
labor Of love and the Christian church will be
slow to forget bis services.