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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

The Board Of Health held q regular meeting
last night, with Dr. Bias In the chair, the presE
dent DR.. OOX, being absent In New York, at
tending the sanitary convention, now being held
In that city.
The health otioer reported twelve cases OF
smallpox as haying boon made known to his
office since tho last report, Of which number six
were removed To the hospital.
The report OF the pound master was received,
which showed that during the past month he
had impoun'ed % animals, and the fines from
the same amounted 10 tiit, and the expenditnTo
during the month tiSi; which was Referred 10
the committee on finance
DIT. W. ID. stewart, the vaocinAtlnE physician
to the board, reported fourteen vaccinations
during the past three days.
The report Of the sanitary Inspector general
was read. He reported las nuisances, Of which
numher $50 had been abatedj referred to Board
Of Public Works, III referred TO health ofrcer, g.
The physicians to the poor reported my vac.
cinAtions since last report.
DR.. Bliss. IRON the sanitary police committee
reported they had secured = site near the skating
pond, on Twentieth street and the canal, for q
pound, and expected the work on the same 10
he completed In three days.
large number Of communications were re-
eeiVed, complaining Of nulsances, which were
properly referred.
The hoard then, amer transacting some rou.
tine business adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20
nunaallia.

Among the many enterpFisinR and g0ahaad
citizens u this District Mr.. Thomas Russell,
successor TO T. u. Dyer a Co., stands deseTyedly
gars Is always kept up to include the very best
IN the market, and the list Of his patrons shows
that they know how 10 appreciate his en-.
deAyorg To please them. Besides this, Mr.. Rus.
sell believes In printers, rs Ia seen by his mAm.
moth advertisement fov days ago, as well as
MS regular notices In the REPUBLICAN,, He
is the agent In this city for the several brands Of
wine made by BOuehe, Fills 4 Co, who 10 tho
third largest exporters 10 this country, and who
are rapidly Increasing their sales For any.
thing In bis line Mr.. Russell IL cordially recon-
mendsd TO the readers Of the REPuBLIcAH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20
JAY COOKE & CO..

General Agents for the District Of O olumbin
virginia, North Carolina, and south OaI
Olinnt
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REBUBLiO.
LEWIs JOHNSON a co..
FAINT WARRINGTON 90,
MIDDLETON a CO.,
WARRINGTON OITY SAVINGS BANK,
FRREDMKN's SAVINGS AND TRUST DON
PAHY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

The following permits to build have been Is
sued by Mr.. Adolph Cluss, Inspector, kc.i o. y.
Seymour, one.story frame, East Capitol street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets east. N.
Moran. four.story brick addition, Seventh street.
between New York avenue and l. street, L. q.
Fletcher, two-stoTy frame, street, between
Thirteenth aud Fourteenth northeast. W.
Evans three tuo-story bricks, A street, between
sixth and seventh northeast. W, W. HOugh,
lhree-story brick, Pennsylvania avenue, betWsen
TWen'y.firet and Twenty. second streets. ThOs.
Cox, tWo-stoTy frame, Tenth street, between NJ
and N northwest. II. Harmon, three. story brick,
II street, between Twenty. hTst and Twenty,
second northwest. John Batters, two two. story
frames, u street, between TWelfth and Thir.
teenth northwest l.. A. Bartlett, three three.
story with French r0Ots) bricks, Delaware ave
nue., between y and q streets north. W. s.
RoOse, two three-stOry bricks, N street, between
fWelf, h and Thirteenth northwest. W. NJ. Sci.
ton, tWo-story brick, corner Fast Capitol and
flfth streets. John Johnson, tWO-stOfy fsame,
Third street, between and q southeast. j.
Prather, three-story brick, p street, between
Fourth anl Fiith northwest. John MAdiKAn,
One-story brick, Fourth street, between q and
II northwest HAIsn y Co, two-story brick, X
street. between four-and. half aud Sixth
southwest d. J. Cotton, 0ne-stoTy frame,
Twenty nrst street, between p street and MASsa.
chuRottH avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

A NOVEL DEyICE.-An ingenious device
for readily and cheaply overcoming the dis
advantages causodby the difference Of gauge,
as lar as passenger traffic is concerned, aud
which has been adopted by the Erie railroad
has been explained TO Us as follows, The
heavy drawing-roOm cars and sleeping cars
VIII be run upon turn-tahls on arriving at
Niagara Falls-tO which place they eau now
90 over The extension from Buffalo, In build
Ing which tue Gould management got the
better OF Mr. NandeTbllt-Where the cars,
with their Inmates undlsturbed, will be raised
from the trucks, turned around n quarter
circle, lowered again upon narrow gauge
truck, and rolled on upon another track,
already TO take their places Ia a train OF mar
row gauge cars and proceed 10 Chicago. This
ingenions arrangement, which will employ
the hydraulic press as a motor, will require
but two OF three minutes, aud will be com
msncod a. soon as the spring timetable takes
effect Boston paper,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

The regular meeting Of tho Board Of FIrs
Commissioned was held last night, s. &. BakeI
In the chair, all the members present.
Reports for trAnsmlttal TO the Legislative As.
and superintendent Of are alarm telegraph
The vacancy Of foreman for No. / engine Was
taken up, and, after several dllAtory motions,
the name OF W, II Lewis was proposed and re,
lected. Joseph Parrish was then nOmln cd and
confirmed BY the following vote. YeAs-AIessTE,
BAyly, Collins, McDeYltt aud SBith. Mays
Messrs Baker, Barker aud Booker,
The meeting then adjourned
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

The next regular meeting Of the Washington
Temperance Lsague will be held 10 the Sixth
street Presbyterian church, South Washington,
100 p. N. General NJ. d. 1eggett, president Of
the league, will preside, aud, with Senator
wright and other distinguished speakers, will
address the meeting. Singing by the church
choir. Tho public generally are cordially in.
Tlt0d to attend. Seats free
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20


Churoh-siNth Day.
MORNING. snaeIoN.
The conference reassemble yesterday morn.
ing, and amer religious exercises pFoceeded ID
business, with Bishop Wayman In the ehair
!. J. Herbert submitted the following repofi
upon home Missions
70 ~ Bishop ard Nr'absys of Ne Blifiu,ors Apyasl
gasIs,, Hes. 90
we, the committee 70 whom was referred the
subleGt Ol nohe inlsnons peg leave 70 report
we lyl9Wihk, l. Meuht fleasant mission, ~ b
atacnea 70 tteleIiok stntloni = That sarah
nnn stIeet mlsslon remain and b called the
bhi.iuloro wy mss r,i Lhat Church Hill
remain as II IL; O. Wllliamaport mission be al.
tached TO Clearsprlng circuit, Q. That the mis-.
sion attached TO Eastern station DO detached
and made mission, TO DO known a. Miles River
mission; !. The mission attached 70 Israel
church. Washington, be detached and known a.
East washington missioni also, that Bladeps.
burg mission remain as u IL; also, the mlaslon
In Worcester county be known a. snow Hili
mission, an1 that the mission At Montgomery
be attached 70 BladensburH.
Rev. JAS. A. Handy, from the special commit
tee on the case Of ". X. Sterrol, Submitted the
i0lloWinE'
BISHOP AND BRErHREN; We, your committee,
Deg leave, most repeatedly, 70 submit that
amer patient hearing Of N. 3. Sterrsl, In sup.
port o. bis prayer, md no Just or re- sonabis
grounds 70 recommend any change IN his case
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

Tonight the beneficiary benent takes place
At Masonic Temple, at Q o'clock. The pro.
gramme vii consist Of . temperance Grafton by
Senator Wilson, an address on Irish amnesty
BY Francis MeNerhany, poetic reading by Mr..
the recitation Of some original poems by Ii, CLAY
Preuss. with such = programme as this, and
the fAct that the proceeds are % be applied To- 4
6sneyclsnt purpose, there can hardly hall to be
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

The greater portion Of this day was devoted 10
secret session bnd tho adoption Of the tactics
for the use Of the Order, as offered by HeDTeaen,
tAtiye Martin, from the District Of Columbia,
which were adopted.
FOURTH DAY.
Several amendments to tho c0nsiItntIon al
sublodEes were adcpted, and the foIlowing ON
GERS elected s. V, p, Samuel Read, OF New
Jersey; 5. o., II. q, Berry, Of Illinois; 8, v. o.
!, =; Davis, OF New Hampshire; \. X. and u. s.,
" NJ, Barton, ire elected,) Of District Of Colum,
blAi >. b., W. A, Porter, OF Pennsyiyaniai s.
q W. Is, Kennedy, OF Ohio, s, 4 81, n
hodson, Of West Virginia; s. q. s., James u.
Weeks, Of Iowa, "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

Many 10 our city who have long been desIrou,
OF hearing ID. L. Moody, the earnest and eIo.
guent lay preacher Of Chicago, will DO Glad 70
1850 p. m, In Lincoln hall.
Rev. J: y; Newman, ID. D., late Of MetropoII.
tau NJ Z. church, will preach tomorrow morn.
noon 10 the Fourth Presbyterian church on
Ninth street W
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20
Interesting Case on ,hs Law Of Fixture.

Yesterday, beiore Justice J. II. johnson,
Ellen Kelly Instituted suit for slOO against An
gust SohOnbOTn for removing ahrubbeTy and en-
closures from certain lots belonging TO hsT
Schonborn took possession OF these lots without
title, and continued 70 occupy the same for some
time. Afterwards the corporation gave Mrs.
Kelly deed for the property In exchange for
other estate belonging TO her. Mrs. Kelly sub.
sequently successfully maintained action OF
eleetnsnt In the supreme Court OF tho District
OF Columbia agnlnsI SehOnborn, through her
counsel, the late Robert Brent, ESQ. SchOn-
claiming that a. he had placed them there he
was entitled 10 remove them, and now he alleges
thar said justice has no jurisdiction 10 the case
as the fixtures relate To the realty. The case
has been postponed until Wednesday next, at
O'Clock, p. m, for unal hearing before same
justice. NJ II. Norris and John A. Clark for
plaintiff, l. u. Zine Tor defendant.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

IL L. reported that the Washington Jockey
Club have selected the ploos Of property offered
BY Hon. y. =, Blair, ST., as the site Tor their
Spring property, located about ave miles from
the city, and near the terminus Of the Boundary
and silver Spring railroad, which will DO con.
strueted this summer, and also near the second
railroad. = -'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

In speaking Of the new REPUBLICAN, building,
MI, George W. Chllds OF the Philadelphia
that Il was one Of the best arranged Newspaper
and printing oiiloeG In this country. Ills n
certainly compliment Of which the architect,
Henry X. SoaTle, may we'll feel proud as Mr.
OhlIdl u Q eOmpelenl ludEe Of such mnIleTA.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

In the case Of Mrs Jane DattleF who died In
confinement on Tuesday night, after the birth
OF twins II II proper 10 state that DR.. J. Walsh
va. not In attendance until the case, at nrst
under midwife, required a physician, and when
he arrived the patient was too much exhausted
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

The Liberal Republicans, at meeting ThuTs-
day night, selected hitsen delegates TO the DIN.
clnnau convention, among whom were 0eoFEo
Z. MoOlellan, late First Assistant Postmaster
General Col. Alexander, late city postmasteri
George II. Plant John D. Dsirees and George
Alfred Townsend.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20


Th' lrnne-Donehe LABEL Cnse-AHoth' - Ia
stalimrnt Of Ryidrner-whHt did he
Scratch his Head for-fIo,y s.vrr. ,yrr.
made y,ben f'rn,. ,,.. ar.,UI..I,n.s
srs.,t..s 80 49, W., a,lN.'a',,
u-n -, oa-a'oner Campesh-
hemfy dlmber-kS-hnyor bowen Cal
lam Costello % sl-ls The Csaaity safe
Case Adioarned Until Tuesday.
The libel suit Of John n. Crane against Cos.
at noon yesterday. M. Uiuss appeared dOT ior
and o,Sip ior g he Defendant n0 The following GSs
Witnesses were examined.
That his attention was called 10 Inc conditlon OF
this sewer by Mr.. q. "A. Bliss; examined II and
found only a fourlnch wall In place Of a nine.
inch wall, as called for BY the contract wit.
mesa hal been committeeman under Mr.. Boyen.
and had never passed on such work a. theirs
The examination was uuoificial, and therefore
courses Of brick.
Gross. Examined; II was the duty Of the cou
missioner 10 examine every hundred feeti Mr..
Crane had not tod witness q the eTlstsne. Of
ton had been made; witness and Mr.. bliss went
together 10 examine the sewer, and went at
The Instance Of Mr. Bliss, under authority Of the
James Campbells worn: Was assistant commits
siOner on this sewer Refused 10 Sign the as
sessmsnt on account Of the material and construc.
lion. II WAS constructed Of salmon brick and
mess that he would not sign Tie asscssment
Witness h.d refused 10 do sowhen asked BY Mr.
Donoho, The sewer was constructed in saeh a
way. Crane said hS was forced 10 Sign iris A..
ssessment; Il was a. much as his offiee was
worth. BY which witness understood that a o.
less Crane had signed, the mayor would turn
Crossexamined. witness did not complain
% the Mayor about the sewer because he (Mr.
Crane) had succeeded him In ONCE and witness
feared his motives would be mlsundetstood
Crane NAV have asked witness IN ,Vatch = "A -.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

IHE worldwide reputation Of Burt'I Ladder
shoes and boots Is Justly deserved. In finish,
style, and work mAnship they are superior 10 any
IN the country, and a lady Is not completed
dressed until she has procured q pair. The hneSt
l9a most complete stock TO be found In tho city
9l these celebrated shoes Is at A. J. Joyce IT,, 4
70. 5, 100 street, corner Twelfth.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

THE SUNDAY GAzErTK,-To.morrou, liam.
81 the sunday Gassifs will be one Of the most
readable Of the late editions OF that sDriRhtIy
and Nell.edited Journal. All the departments
10 thelI sPecllltles, aud particularly 80 Ia the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

On Thursday Mr. W. y. MattinEly hlsd bill
70 the Equity Court for the trustees Of the First
Reformed church OF Washington, for possession
served. This u the quarrel between tTustees
and pastor, the particulars OF which were pub
llshed In last Mohday's REPUBLICAN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

An amendment has been made by the Senate
committee TO the naval appropriation bill which
virtually Rbollahes the eiEhthour law, 10 far AZ
u applies 10 workmsn IN the navy yards. Such
aIepeal may pass the Senate, but II Is not prob.
able II will pass the House.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

A woman dressed In black Is engaged in col.
Union Chapel mission. She has a forged letter
purpOrtlng TO be signed by the Rev. Mr.. Hart
sock. The public are warned against her. She
Ia an lmpOstor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

JUsT OUT, the Boulevard ChIldron's suit nj
EisKNAE 4 BRoTHRR,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

TEE Senate postal committee yesterday agreed
10 report the Prcinc mall subsidy Of one million
dollars, and there IL no longer any doubt OF the
concurrence Of the House In a measure 90 i'm.
portant to the revival and maintenance Of the
ocean commerce aud navigation OF the United
states. The growing friendship between this
country aud Japan calls for the most generous
aid from the Government In sustaining com.
mereial relations between this country aud the
East
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20
THE COURTS.


suPRnMn UouRT or THH UNITED sTArRaZ
Friday, April ", lsI2-On motion Of Mr. 81
Casserly, James NJ. Qatchell, esq, Of California
was admitted 10 practice as an attorney AM
counsellor Of this court.
No $685. Hannah II. Sampson, widow, Ae
piaintih In error, W. M. ulllls aud =. q. FurEu
son. In error TO the Supreme Court OF the state
Of Louisiana. On motion Of MIR. Y. Phillips, or.
dered by tho court that the writ Of error In this
canso be dismissed with costs.
NO. IL torigtnnl) Er.parie. The United
states Tbs motion for writ OF manddmHs In
thls cause was argued by Mr.. Assistant Attor.
hI. W. p. Clarke In opposition thereto,
No. ~ toriglnal.) fr.parfs Max Newman Of
A. Inc petition and motion for a writ Of man.
damH, 70 TINS cause was argued BY Mr.. u. Me.
Mahon In support Of the same, and By Mr.. hi
ward solomon In opposition thereto
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

HANDSOME English serges OF a very superior
grade are now being offered at Low raies Al
A. SAKs \ Co q, 8lo Seventh street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

Dtutrtrt am. p....x a. a.. ur..... -,
IasL.., p,t,s..s o'n'
A.. nmong ne oills passed y the HOUSE yoster.
NY Nete the following The bill 70 authorize the
| Msnlnlton Uly and Point Lookout Railroad
~ naayl. eSten9 tallrnad into and within
s %nh,a % n extend their railroad Into and
npn tnan We pi,trict 70 apoint on the Eastern
, .anen ~, =. we rotomao river, between the Po-
sns 49,, 49, ~ VIC point Nnete the baltimore
naooh nn tns same Ilghs and subject TO the
same resurrection, AZ they may exerclse or are
n.ness, s, .neu quarter granted by the
asis . A,.sssnp9 ot Maryland II beinE eN.
po,.s, ~ con,,,1c, orh tne company ehali have
ps saI,at -,,.-,
iapb r.oai,sa ~ ~. W. ~ o. lhe
80 =. nsa,,a.3 ~ VS,nPaa.ny, N the q me man
no,as,, 49, - ~, ~ maryland oharter Tor
sscainn 4 nrox,ds. s,s' .,,.
,o,s.Is .hsn na auauon o. lands o. ma
si,h.s nss,s ,n.v 49,, msne nnder section x
c1,ha R,s,xyt.a ~ sRYssai.. 70 tne supreme COURT
s,,,. X. ,.ndt,,a, ~ III I,Inin thifV Gays
ssction makes Il me dutV az IN, y, nony
N ssrue, the reii,asd s.,. y, i.hj 70
ssrsea. nv o,hss az. ~ 20 y, roads
n, ~ ~ f 1870. NV 70 psue M passage
ths - M, ana vbsr.f N sh.i, " psops,g hIong
tbs rsiiroad thrnnss ~ ~ ~ 70 pass
aitbin me nis,s,as I, ~ ,nne ~ snI noiyidual
snnnsnv - n,nvids ~. liz, " s tne uuy ol the
Waxt asyyoss XIV .s,i,osa uen inNtuuh WAGON.
mi proner rom ann ~ ~ ny NJ y, hegossap
other, inn nothins mn n. " ~ nna 70 N.
authorize the compsny 70 enter gpon any IL, ~
st.iss yitSin ne ii%it. oF,ns ~. III hS ynlt .sd
n.,,o ~ i,as ~, sne etles o. WASH
ns =, oa ~ ,ot me Rarp9ee o. locSt
nn,nose N 20 y. iins, tha ~ ~ ~, VIZ
IRON s any %s.sLlal., ., OR any other purposes
tnss 100 ,hs si,l.. ~ 49, f~nli ~ W.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

LINES HANDKERCuIEFs, In half dozen boxes,
irom N,bo To 10 per box, or sold single; fine
Llnen Collars, from " To " per dozen; tne
Isle Thread HalEhOse, Undershirts and
Gloves Linen Drawers hnsst Linen Guns,
plain and hncy Shirt Fronts.
OEo. @. HEHHR0,
No. 40 Seventh street northWest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

LooNIs' DENTAL CLTNIca, For the poor nj
~ ~ U'strlet teeth will be extracted and opera.
c iUns ~ dental surgery performed, without
I5 ~ ~, "a every Friday, bstWssn the hours Of
LOOMS Dental Once, No. sI9 Pom syIVaaIa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20
CITY ITEMS.
VISIT
wallAch's
Dollar Store,
pa az kain.g -,

JUSTICE TO WHOM IT liELoNaA.--In Justice to
one pf our most enterprlslng citizens, whose en-.
ergy and activity have secured for himself a
mlr share Of public patronage, We publish the
following card, which explains itself
To Ne Public; As there are certain merchants
who ridcule the Idea OF advertising, and say that
u 4 only Intended 10 make newspaper men rich
and who At the same time claim that they never
devote dollar to such purpose, and yet resort
70 mean eNpedlents TO reap the benefits Of those
who do advertise, I feel II due 10 myself and 10
my patrons TO state that have no branch store
IN Warrington, and none save that Of my hoop.
skirt and corset factory, ut 4Os Seventh street,
lnteliigencer building. Ladies' In search Of my
estaolishment viii please remember the name
and the number, Charles Baum, los seventh
street, between ID and r streets. Thankful for
past fayors, beg leave TO infnrm the public that
l have Just received my new spring stock, In.
Guiding AL the novelties In hoopskrta, corsots,
Kid gloves, human hair, trimmings, the most
complete stock Of fancy and plain hosiery, and
ladies furnishings, all Of which are speclalties,
and that will endeavor IN the future, as In the
past 20 10 conduct my business as to continue 10
secure the confidence Of the ladies OF Washing.
ton, the efforts OF enemies and malicious persons
70 the contrary Notwithstanding. Charles naum,
AOS Seventh street, between ID and T.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

New DISTRICT Posr oFFtoR.-The Postmas.
ter General yesterday directed tho establish.
ment Of = new post ONCE at Montrose, in this
District, and appointed Charles Robinson post.
master.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

Eue bFy eooun Fule.
The bankrupt sale Of silks, satins, cloths, vel
vets oarpets, quilts, shAWls, and hundreds Of
other seasonAble and prime artiales continues al
corner Seventh and ID street,, tho sales being hnd
each morning, afternoon and night, The stock
will be eKhAusted In Few days, and as II en-.
braces q splendid assortment oil spring and sum,
mer goods, ladies aud gentlemen who wish 10 So
cure OUTFITS at extremely low rates now have an
opportunity Of securing great bargains.
Ss-wE OYER NJ =
SS-far the most extensive stock Y
AS-eyer exhibited IN the District \
Ss-Garmentt Of every shade and design.
ASThe garments are OF quality \
Se-seoond % none In the country, Y
STNhlie the prices defy compeu !
A. SAKs 4 Co.,
$40 Seventh street.
CANNOT the county police stop the shooting
Of old and young sayages IN the noinhborhood
OF dWellingsl II there IL law against Il, its
enforcement would render country life much
more agreeable, and bring In some revenue 10
the Police Court ~
AS-rE D'ORsAY7Ea
Suit
Ieady. mada,
In many styles Of goods, at
A. SAKs 4 Co.,
$40 Seventh street
EHGLIsH BLACK AND BLUE CHECKED PAETA.
LooHs, ready-mAde or 70 order.
EIsKNAH h BROTHER
600 seventh street. three doors above Il.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

For BoTB,-
School Suits At %.
School Suits at o..
School Suits at Is.
Dress Sults, with Vests, tlO TO 81.
A. SAEs \ Co., $40 Seventh street

THl " AsHIH0ToH CITT SAy1Hos BANK, cor
ner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
pays uH per cont Interest on ell deposits, De.
posts eau DO made and drawn at win.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

THE United States steamer Mohican has ar
rived at San Francisco, from Central America
Orders have been sent directing her to proceed
East
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

TIE British.Amerioan Claims Commission
meets again to-day, for the disposal Of q mum.
Der Of cases. This commission will probably hold
one or two more sessions before adiourning I'm.
I'll next TALL.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

AT rnE sEssres Of the Southern Claims Com.
mission yesterday the following cases were
heard! p. Hlllmsn Troth, Fairfax county, Va,
for siso, and Or. S. J. Gibson, Of Alcorn county,
Miss, for 81, 400.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

NoNtsArIoSs.-The President sent the FOL.
lowing nominations to the Senate yesterday;
Thoa. Cole, collector Of customs at saco, Me; n.
p. Newton, postmaster at OsWego, Kansas.