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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-12

INIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER
u ina at the RENS' ELAER POLYTECHNIC
INSTITUTE TROY, N. Y. Instruction very prac-
teal Advantages unsurpassed in this country.
Graduates Obtain excellent positions. Re-opens
Sept iilh For the Annual Register, containing
Improved Course of study, and full particulars, ad-
dress. PROF. CHARLES DROWAE,
y21-lm Director.
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DORDENTnW ". 81 FEMALE COL
Id IEGH.-Thur0uph instruction. lleathful and
beautiful location. one of the NEST carefully con-
Quoted and best sustained institutions Ia the state.
For terms, etc, address Rev. JOHN H. BRAKE
LEY, Pm. ID.
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TEMTC I Send for circulars and special
~ UEN , ! terms for "Mctlellans Re :
puhcanism in America The fastest selling hook
out j. NJ. STUDDART ~ en-, Publishers,
augl2-dw Philadelphia, Pa.
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NITROUS OXIDE GAS.

The undersigned having procured new and i'm
provsN apparatus for generating and administering
Nitrous Oxide Gas,
WILL with the aid of expert assistant, continue TO
use 1t in extracting teeth.
n. GARRETT, o, D. 8.
oCtOA.r No. $40 shipley street.
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Try VIKW AGADr NAY. Perryvile Station,
~ Pa.,R.R. (Fur Male aud Female Puplls.) Long
established, thorough, successful 10 ntOH heal hiu
and accessible; cnmmunitY social moral tnd reli
gious; hni dlngs large aud costly; full corps Of
able teachers; mOunai air, pure water, safe bath
Ing fine skating; empha iraly home school
Whole EXPENSE for Buatd Tuition, Room, Fuel lnd
Washing, dor 40 weeks )less tnan two hundred dol
lars, Winter session higgins sent. B. ntnd or Cir-
cularA WILSON n rArIliR on, Tort Royal,
Tuuiata IN Pm
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HOLI.EIsIATE AND COMMERCIAL IN
n J STITUTE, New HHven, Conn. Preparatory
10 College, Business, Scientific Schools, u. ). Mill
tnry and kaval Academies. fall session. 10Th year,
begins Sept. 18th. For Catalogue, address Gen.
VIM. H. Russell. Principal.
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oAnBOLIU rABLETs,

u "a EA A MONTH easily made with Stencil
gov and Key-Check Dies. Secure circu-
lar AID samples, fee. S. NJ. SPkEcER. Brattleboro,
VI. augt2-4w
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IL = 6DELAwARTT mr. HAIL ROAD

Ah@ W LINE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY, 29TH, 1872
Sundays excepted,) Passenger Trains will leave as
folowB:-
SOUTHWARK. EOhTHWAhD.
Passenger. Mixed Passenger. Mixed
AM, Pm. Pm. AM, Pm. Pm
Leave Arrive.
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1t Is not physlc wnicn may give temporary re-
lief to the sufferer for the first few doses but which,
from continued use brings piles and kindred d.
seases to sid IN weakening the Invalid, nor is 1t a
doctnred liquor, which, under the popular name OF
as sovereign remedies, but 10 is a most powerful
Tonic aud Alternative pronounced so by the leading
medical authorities Of London and Pari', and has
been long used hy the regular physicians OF other
countries with wonderful remedial results.
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asaiI sgoad RIHes.
CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY
Rl:iis'sisH
On and after MONDAY May 18Th, the cars ottt
CITY RAILWAY

will run every ten minutes instead of every fifteen
minutes as heretofore.
First car leaves Delaware Avenue Depot at o
O'Clock, A. NJ, and stand Front and French at rs
A nj myt3-u
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uyREMouNT SEMINARY, srovys y,

For Young Men aud Boys.
,,.ssicaI Mathematical and Commercial. Twenty
oi"th wear The Scholastic Year Will commence
sn,t AL For circulars, address
sep az imdSw JOHN W. LOCH, Principal.
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Educational,
A IL d

l,rdipa viii he resumed IN the above named In-
,.,i,,iton on the trst Monday OF September For
ann. Apply for Prospectus to the Academy on
n,lawafe Avenue. auko-oN
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COTTAGE SEMINARY

Pottstown, Montgomery Co., pa.
The twenty-fourth annual session OF this Inslitu-
tlon opens Sept. 18TH. For Circulars, address Rev.
JOHN MOORE, Principal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

Ar. ..,,.f NJ a. pohh,,. vuh Tho ,ooou.
,nsndS tIo, thst n Ia referTeI 10 the Commlttee
~, Indshtaig.ss ~ tbo ntsi,tct a. ordered
on ss,sss s, 3, M ,ss uammlses ON Print
t,g snbmi,ie1 a rcnrrt nnon esrtain bills for
,,I,.ns ,v,tah hi NJ .nbmittsd 10 thai
ecnrnttissH "S
NJ No.. oro-. ,ho ,.,,o o,mmIttee. pre.
.snt.d ! minorIty Iepoyt ''''''
Sonias ~ botS rnno,,s rere or,lered 10 he
SoPlsss, oi po,n rcP9 IN. , Es,s o'"''''
NJ nS..iaS Sso,n ~. rommIttee on Print.
nr. ns..s,sSyi ~, ~ M nfaciai adver
inE tepoIteu Dili teslIlct,ns NY y, 10 na,,ss
ttlng oi ihe Dttrlct goteIn ,n .,.h sdyi,tl'ins
shl Pr9v,Sink thas p,'S y, rs,ss moi sscssiins
egnIaot, shAli pe 1mI Iie Read = secan1
W., W., regu w. ~ " ra. .. "
TINE and lall over. a.. r,,,r,t,..o nd, tnd.h,.
MI. b2.Seli; nOtn Wy er,stsS y hin nray,siD =
ah IS o. ,nn " Ia dsbts Of the lats eorpo
70, tne ~ WhIeh nroyiaes mai All
ston oI ,,,. y, nd salIsotsd .abs.onsn, 10
~ az ~. IA lima isii which baye No, bssn
VIZ issn ~ Sitsb sbail h, ssd a. ina InuIIa
~ ~. St M ths Late cny,,o,aiIon IN n eorue.
.on oi 1890 p.saJ W '"S "
'1 NJ prs.siI mart ,epor,ed hill proyldlnp for
a.. ", ,nsrt ~ ths dehIs N aha iate law Cont
~ IA cn.ntv ~ wSshIng,on Having Z tax II
a.. sstS an c.ch s,eo ~, inc Entertainment Of
~ debt AMI nrs..rtbtns, rssniatiass fpr same
wbicb was paassd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

Mr.. benjamin Seversen, whllom the engineer
Of the washington canal, a sinecurs posi-.
tion, which was made for him By hi,
friends IN the slIty.EiEhth council, having
lost his situation when the new govern.
mont came into power, and the Board
Of Public works not deoming the Eentlsman
competont TO Nil even the position Of street 81
perlntsndont, and having no sinecures for the
GLASS Of plAyed.out gentry who In former days
were pensloned upon the late corporation, failed
70 give this Ancient Mariner ION the canal) q
job, whsreat the dslving Benjamin waved
wroth, aud vowed 10 he could not clean on, the
canal 10 his way he would clean out tho hoard
Of Public Works.
HIS nrst essay In this direction was TO sond one
Of his windy communications, with which tho
reading public Of washington have been bored
for the past three years, 10 Congress-
II was referred 10 the Committee on the Dis
trict who found thst the canal had been nllsd
up, and the only thlng that our aged frleud ae.
tod States Government In the amount II cost 10
print the Aforesaid Communication.
Having failed In his first experiment We now
hnd the ex-englneer oil the Washington canal 10
a new role. Ho has procured large number Of
ten a heading as windy and devoid Of iogls as
smbulsting The streets o. wsshinston, much %
the detriment Of his ancient shos6 he visiis
our people and pleads p sthetically for their au-
toKraph TO his sO-called memorial, which II an
appeal 10 Congress to Investigate tho AFFAIR." Of
the Board OF Public Works.
The animus Of this little JOB Il too transparent,
and were u not that the civil service 10 90 soon
to be reformed ADD all the old tinecufes about
the Capitol TO DO removed, We would suggest 70
Congress TO Hivo the old gent "posish" In
which tho salary Il large and the duty exceed.
inxly light As this can't be done, tho mem bsra
will have 10 borrow all the patience possible,
and be bored with "Bonny," ~ have The resi-
dents Of the District for some tins past.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19
NAVY YARD AFFAIRS.

THE COMMISSION appointed by the Navy De-
mechanics and laborers OF the yard, have re-
ported In favor Of an Increase for several Of the
classes, among whom are the masOns. The re-
port has been approved by the Secretary Of tho
Navy, but the head Of the bureau has directed
that their pay be decreased one dollar from the
pay OF last quarter, thus giving them only four
dollars per diem, with the choice to take mis-
amount or go elsewhere. The action Of the chief
Of the bureau causes great disqualification among
this class Of wOrkmen, who arc Oblig ed, In con.
sequence Of the son, to lose one half time tho
greater part Uf tn season.
The single turTett monitor Mahopae, Com
mauder J. II. GINS ntting out TO Join the West
India squadron, vii leave the navy yard to-day
for Norfolk, Va. and from thence proceed to her
estimation, there to lie until further orders.
Yesterday the turrett and engine were given
a thorough trial, and pronounced satisfactory.
Her officers aud crew have been placed on board,
A. have all the necessary stores and supplies.
The slO0p-of.WaT Constellation Il nearly ready
Tor sailing, and II IL expected that she will be
able to leave her mOOTings By the middle Of next
week. supply OF stores has been placed upon
her and all that now remains To be done II paint
ing. When she leaves this yard she will drop
which will be done by means Of tugs. This
movement IL neceHsltated In consequence Of hOT
drawing too much water to take u full load
through this channel.
Tue fourthrate boat Frollc yesterday went
into commission, and IL loaded, ready to sail a.
convoy to the MAhOpac. The officers and crew
OF the IallApOOsa have been transferred tempo
rarily to tho frollc, and will return again to
this yard.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.


SUPREME CouRr or rHE UNITED SrATEs-
TAurGdag JdHHary IS, lsI2-On motion Of Hon.
Matt. n. Carpenter, Louis W, Frost ESQ, Of
New York Q ", was admitted TO practice A. al
attorney and counso Tor Of this court
On motion Of MIR r. NJ. COrwlne, John T.
Drew, esq, Of Washington, u. U, was admiItsd
to practice as an attorney and counsellor OF this
court.
No. o. Myra BradwelI, plaintiff In error, vs..
Thg state OF Illinois. This cause was argued
plaintiff 10 error. No counsel appeared for the
defendant In error.
No. es. Eber b. Ward, plaintiff In error, vs..
The United Sta'ea The argument OF this cause
was commenced by Mr.. q. l. Walker, OF counsel
for the plaintiff IN error, and continued by MIR.
solicitor General BrlstoW ami Mr.. Attorney
General Williams, Of counsel for the defendants
10 error,
plaintiffs In orrOr, vs. ElWin L. March ct al. In
error to the Circuit Court Of he United States
for tho northern district Of Illinois Oh motion
OF Mr.. J. y. FarnsWOrth, ordered by the court
that this writ Of error be docketed aud dismissed
with costs
adjourned until tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock.
SUPREME CouRr or TnE DISTRICT or Co
LuNRtA-Uhief Justice CARTER, and Justices
wylie, DIN, Macarthur and Humphreys sat
IN baRc yesterday TO hear appeals
ArToRNEys ADMITTED.
On motion Of Mr.. Hine, Dol. T.. NJ. TimOny,
Of Iowa, was admitted topractloe at this har, m
certificate from the superior Court Of Fulton
Green va Green. Mr. Bradley resumed his
argument In this case, resums Of which was
publis he'd yesterday. Mr.. Dayidge then closed
the argument for the appellant, and the court
held the case under Abatement
The patent appeal 10 the case Of Improve.
ment 10 hot water reservoirs on cooking stoves"
Jas. r. Hyde, Of Troy, N. Y, appellant, was
dismissed by consent Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

A meeting OF the WOman's Suffrage National
Committee was held at Union League Hall yes.
terday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, Mrs. ISABELLA
Hooker In the chair, Mrs Gage secretary pro
TEN. There were about twenty-five persons
present, among whom were Judge Underwood,
OF Virginia; Mrs, Senator Sargent, OF CalifOr.
Mai Miss Laura ID. Gordon, defeated candidate
for State secretary IN California; Miss JCcelyn
Gage, DR.. Mary Walker, and fellow. "bloom.
err" o. y. Sheppard.
Mrs. Hooker stated that she had made an Of.
fort, but failed, to have tho memorial prepared
~ the committee and the argument IN favOr OF
u printed by the Government, aud that, as Il
must be published, funds had 20 DO raised. Sen
ator Pomeroy bad headed the list and she called
on those present 20 subscribe.
, Mrs. Laura De Force Gordon and Hon. Mrs.
sargent were appointed q committee on finances,
with authority TO have the printing done,
The secretary was instructed 70 draw nm n
form OF subscription for general circulation
a committee was also AppOin ted 10 select some
suitable place as headquarters OF the commit
tee during the present winter.
The finance committee reported that they had
received ~ 80 from those present 10 cash, and
$50 In subscriptions.
The meeting then adjourned until next Mon.
day at o'clock, At which time the Committees
will report.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

-ASan Domingo letter OF the 9Th instant states
that the FumuT was prevalent thers that Presi-
dent BaeE had made OyeTtuFes 10 England and
Italy for triple alliance for the maintenance OF
the Integrity Of the republic ofSan Domingo, In
the event OF negotiations with the United States
falling. Germany declined being a party TO the
alliance, but the other two parties are willing to
oTm such an alliance, UabTal has fed. Port.
an,Platie Is being rapidly rebuilt. Business Is
Improving.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

Yesterday, about 2:lb r. m, OficeT Roth
turned In an alarm from box 81, caused by Ore
being discovered In the rear Of one-stOry frame
building on New York avenue, between Thlr.
James Fitzpatrick, iobber in brioklAylpg and
plasterinR, and Robert HOfer, gun and lock.
smith. The loss will probably reach 500 This
the department, and 10 their credit be il saId,
they were on the ground and at work early
enough 10 subdue the flames before they reached
the infammable wooden front building, In which
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

Al the late regular meeting Of Morning star
Lodge, l. D. q. T., RfteT the routine business had
been transacted the members were ha ndsOmsly
entertained by the following programme; Il-
toni address, ID. T. Holloway song, Mrs, II. Sal
keld;romarks,Mr. ]. i. Angel; essay, Mr. Davis
Baker, duet, Misses Ida and Katie Hamilton;
remarks, A. $. Taylor sextette, MIR. and Mrs.
Fred. q. Calvert, Mrs Womersley, Miss Minnie
Hunter, Miss Mary Kendall, and Mrs. Salkeld.
II 10 understood that programme, similar In
character, Is offered by each Good Templar
lodge at their meetings, which Is certainly an
inducement for any one to Join and spend very
pleasant enyening, as well as assisting In the
great temperance movement
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

Inspector General GAtehell reports the arrival
o. nsh and oysters as follows Arrivals, schooner
Kitty Ann, 800 bushels YocOmicO oysters, 90
eentsi slOop y. A. Baker, 900 bushels Severn
river oysters, very hne, small 10 cents, large
u 20; schooner Cunningham, 1000 bushels Rap.
pahannoek oysters, small 90 cents, large a. IS;
schooner Nellie, 600 bushels YOoOmlc0 and Done
river oysters, matches unopened slOOp Two
Brothers, 500 bushels ureat Wicomico oysters,
small 90 cents, large tl.26.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19
HOARD ar POLICE.


The Board Of Police, at their regular meeting
yesterday, transacted the following business;
J. J. Hill was appointed an additional private
for twelve months, 10 do duty At the Northern
Liberty market
Also, MSrcsllus Wilson for twelve months, to
do duty on Seventh street, between street and
George W. MeElfrosh was appointed mem.
Der Of the detective corps, vieo u. u. Tnlman,
deceased.
charge Of the detective corps
Lieut.. W. s. Hurley was asslgned TO duty at
the Central Otfice, and Lieut.. A. A. Greer placed
In charge Of the Fourth police preciEct
Private X. Tyler, charged with insuborlinA-
ton and conduct unbecOmlng m ofiiser, was sen.
tencod to be reprimanded In general orders.
Applications for liquor license IRON J, q.
Cleafy, Jacob Z. Lyon, y. y. Spates, aud Rich.
ard Marshall were disapproyed.
The application OF Robert Farrell and Philip
Ludwig from the courts were also dlsapprOyed.
sTATtsTiCa.
The report Of the major and supsrinte ndent
Of tho operations OF the force for the quarter
ending December 81, ls72, was presented to the
boani. II shows the total number Of arrests TO
he 2Tl+-males, 2,2OI; females, 40 Adultery,
Il assault, IS; assault and battery, 2s5; assault
and battery with intent to kill, y; assault on
policemen, Is; attempt at rape, u bastardy, Q;
contempt, 10; dls0rlery conduct, $50; deseTtors,
II; last riding and driving, 81; fighting In the
street, IS; fugitiVes, 3; habitual drunkenness, 2;
10 oNieAtion, $50; intoxieaton aud disorderly,
$50; insanity Il indecent exposure Of the person,
.; keeping dlsordeTly houses, q keeping bawdy.
houses, 8; keeping gambling houses, l; mis-
cellaneOus misdemeanOrs, ~ murde ", 2; profanity
!; prostitIllo1 l. rape, l. riollng, ni resisting
4bi Witnesses .; attempt at burs larry, l; attempt
TO steal, u bu glATy, 10; cruelty to animals, 10;
forgery, Y grand larcsny, 20; malicious mis'
chief, 81 obtaining goods under false pretences,
q petit larceny, DO; pick pockets, Il robbery,
10; receiving stolen goods, 8; suspiolOns 90;
trospass, u; yagrancy, Il violation District or
dlnanees, $50; l,lOt were married, 1910 single;
lI0t could read and MFlte and pbl pnull mai >
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

We are requested by the Y. M. O. A. to give
notice that their rooms will bo closed at o'clock
tonight, on account Of their reception, held this
evening. The deaf mutes Of tho deaf mute col
lege have kindly consented TO give some pantO-
mines, both open and shadow, which, together
Win the other exercises OF the evening, viii
doubtless make the reception perhaps the best
ever given by the association. Tickets can be
had at the Y. N. q. A rooms.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

J. X. Mcdonnell, ESQ.,, has entered suit against
Charles W. HAYES RGAinst the Washington
Market Company, claiming damages In the sum
Of 5000. He complains that on the sth Of Jan.
did seize, pull down, and carry away and convert
T. their own use, his huokster stand In the Gen.
trail market, whereby no was damaged u, 00O
he alleges that his business was broken up, and
that he was damaged by the exposure OF his
stock To then, sc, to the amount above FAMED
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

At tho call Of Colonel Perry Carson, meet.
Ing, composed OF the members Of tho Territorial
Guards, Butler Zuayes, and tho two Pioneer
corps, was held at Union League hall, TO take
into consideration the prOpTlety OF celebrating
Aptll 10, the Anniversary Of tho Emancipation
Proclamation. Amer an Informal discussion, II
was agreed that the celebration should take
place, but the details OF the arrangement and
appointment OF committees was LETT for future
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

a memorial has been addressed TO the Board
Of Public Works, signed by n number OF resi-.
denu In the vicinity, asking them 10 take the
necessary steps TO acquire and condemn as q
public square the triangular space known as
square 100, situated at the corner OF Connecticut
and Rhode Island avenues and NJ street north.
west They claim that the square Is so irregular
In Size that II Il uniit for building purposes and
that the rapidly growing neighboThood needs
some park or reservation In the immediate
Vicinity
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

MFasra Latimer & CleaTy, auetloneerS and
real estate brokers, have sold the following val.
liable property! Lot ., In square 40, fronting on
the north side OF II street, between Fourteenth
and tlileehth streets, 10 Measrs Fitch and Fox
for $3.50, and lots 5, II and IS, In square $50
and improvements, fronting on the north side
81 y street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth, 10
Dr. s, ], Radcliffe, for vi, 800
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,
EXTRAORDINARY SESSION.
A BIG DAYS WORK.

TIE Uni.n Railway Bill-Charlinbls ADD o.
priatisns- Mere About the Market sltes-
Tue sI-street wood Pavsmrnt-frivste
Relief Bnls-Hsw the Iudtbtednsss Of
the Old Corporation .. to be Pnid-GeH-
srai uuainess.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

u X; WILsoE, real estate broker, has sold
lot the heirs, Mrs. Isabella NJ, Pleasanl's house
shepherd for t2l ,OOOi For y. A. LutE, ESQ, two
houses on q street, between SeVentssih and
Eighteenth, for 1890, CASH for Mrs. Louisa II,
DR., y, Miller, for t2 600.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

Collector Slater reports that the TeeeIpts of
hisOtnce since November l3ls7l, are 81 O3O asa ga
This includes the receipts for licences as well as
taxes,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19
DIsAPPOINTED.
a CRAZY MAN ON MS TRAVELS.

How he Il TryiHE to Get Kven for Net Get
ting 40 Oniee-Ths wa,hiuaton Canal
IIsvIsa Bs.n ruled NJ, the ex-Enainesr
Proposes to Cisau Out the Board Of Pub.
lie works-He Interviews Cniz-Hs 81
Wa. hinnton with Varied Results.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

That fur few week, you can get your
BOYS AN ENTIRE OUTFIT,
Denny COAT, YEsr AsD PANTs AND OyERcoAr,
At less cost than you eau possibly buy the
goods and make them yourselves.
Gall and sec the proofs Of this assertion.
moan WALKER Co.,
81 HnnnaNlNnnln nNnnnn mar 81 Ih IL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

THEWAsHINGTON OITY SAvIHGs BANK cor
ner seventh street and Louisiana avenue, IL open
rom $50 TO 1880 every Saturday evening, In ad.
dioon to Its regular banking hours. It pays In
terest on all deposits
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

Tho socIable Of the New York Republican
Association, which cOmos OF this evening nj
Masonic Hall will, II Il expected, exceed In dis.
play any affair OF It's kind given this season. The
President, Vice President diplomatic corps,
Senators and Representatives will be present,
and short speeches will DO delivered before
the da nelng hSulns
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

WASHINGTON, d. u ,JanuaTy II, isTa
H. W. TIHdggrVf, 80, Chi,f Esgiassr asd 6sasTal
SIPsyt"isa fsHf' OnhHgs, Alexandria and Manassas
DEAR Sin have to-day, at your request, ex.
Amined, with considerable care, tho bridge over
the Potomac river Of the Washington and Alex.
andria railroad. The bridge appears 10 be quite
safe for It's usual tratfe, and, Tor some tune to
come, will probably need no more than the ordl-
nary repairs Incident TO structures Of Its
class. At the earliest opportunity will, rs you
have desired, state my views more In full.
Respectfully, yours,
dEoRGE A. PARKER, Clvil Engineer.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

- bTFicE of IHE ALENANDhtA ASDl
NAsiusarns RAILROAD COMPANY,
NAsHisorUA Jal. 49, l5lI
In further Justification Of the continued use Of
the railroad bridge over the Potomac river
respectfully submit the following certificate OF
unnal evidence Of the security Of the structure,
Reports from the engineers referred to In my
card To the public, under date Of the 18th inst,
have already been made TO their immediate Iu.
peTioTs, and concur In the reports Of MeasrA
Parker, Evans, Phelps and Dent. They will be
submitted TO the public as soon rs obtained from
the gentlemen to whom they we're required to be
" their respective companies.
In the meantime, as leel fully ylndlcated by
the reports OF these gentlemen, ! shall continue
the running OF passenger trains under the SEIZED.
ulo heretofore established.