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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

Yesterday afternoon shooting match bet tween
A. wannell and q. Yates took place at the Ma
tional race course under tho agreement Of
tWenty.one yards rise and eighty yards bound.
Nbkes acted az referee and John Goss and VIM.
A. Thomas as Judges. The score stood as follows:
A. Wannsll, ! ] ! Ill.
After the above shooting was concluded, the
following side matches were made: j. Caaparis,
l; q. W. Nokes, 0. Five birds each, loser 70 pay
for birds Phil. Hazel, III y. s. whes-
tie. Five birds side for % each; A. Wannell.
llll0-t; III, Derrick, OIL l-E o tie,
and no more birds 10 shoot at
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
FHE COURTS.



~ CIVIL j."
suFnnnn Co6ar op rHu UmruD srArna-
EtsAfps d,.E Mere n !, islaaon motion Of Hon
mont, was admitted 10 practice as an attorney
ard counsellor Of this court.
OF motion q Nc; W. 7. Otto, Isaac Van De
vhnter, eco, Of Indiana, was admitted 70 prao.
toe as an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. e9e. EDWARD 1ylnson, Charles Wagner
and W. 8. BIamel plaintiiis in error, va The
Territory OF Wyoming. In error TO the Supreme
Court Of the Territory Of Wyoming. on motion
Of Mr.. W. I. otto, ordered BY the court that tho
writ q error In this cause DO docksted and dis.
No, iSS. The PhiladeiphlA and Reading Rail.
road Company plaintiffs in error, Va. The CON.
monwealth o. Pennsylvania; and
No, l5e. The Philadelphia and Beading Rail-
road Company, plaintiffs In error, W. The Com.
monwoalth OF Pennsylvania. The argument VI
those causes was continued by Mr.. J.. w. smith
and y. Carroll Brewster, Of counsel for the de.
PENDANTS in error, and concluded BY Mr.. j. u.
Gowen, Of COUNSEL for the plaintiffs In error.
No. III. Albert i. Mowfy, appellant, w. Asa
Thurman, Of counsel for the appellant, and sub.
mittcd on printed arguments by Mr.. II. Bald.
win for the appellee.
CoURr or ULAiMs.-Tho following cases will
be called this day-Thursiay, March rs, ISM
| 81, William Markham; "a Edwin M. Price; 81,
Desire uodetj IS, WIN. and Rob't MeIntirej SO,
tor; 81, Michel Castillo; rs, Asher Ayers; al
Daniel FsTEg.oni %, Noble A. HSfdSSi ii,
CtRCUIT CouRT-Judge Mac AFfAur-Thls
| court was engaged as follows yesterday:
eEwtNa MACHINE CASE.
Singer Manufacturing Company vs.. U'Con.
nell. Rcpleyin for a sowing machine, on which
the defendant claimed 70 have paid 80, all that
/ was due except eli. The court held that tho
ordinary contract for tho sale OF sewing ma
| chimes by contract was valid contract. The
Jury iound Tor the defendant, with damages nj
4oM
OZARK vs.. SchlOrh. Action on q note and &C.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

REv, DR. STlREEY, rector Of the Ohurch Of
the Epiphany, Viii ofheiAte on Easter sunday
for the last time, as he will leave for Buffalo on
Monday next. DR.. Starkey, whose resignation
count Of Ill health, will retire IRON pastoral
duty entirely, at least until his health 10 en-.
urely restored. The ASSISTANT minister Of this
parish, Rev. MT Jones, has accepted the call Of
the Episcopal parish OF st. MAry's county,
Maryland, and leaves to morrow 10 enter upon
his new held OF labor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

T. s. GARTRELL, 700 Seventh street, corner =,
would most respectfully inform his customers
and tho public generally, that he has now 10
store ono OF tho largest as we'll as tho most
varied ana select aAsOrtments Of Gentlemen's
Of the finest imported stock different widths
accommodating the slim, medium, full and eN.
I'm mil IneI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

" WAhug0ToH, u. o., March II, lH7a.
On the rutitlon Of WILLIAM JOHNSON, OF Lambert
vile, ~ j., praying for the extension Of patent
grantod 10 hin the 18th day Of june 1855, Tor
improvement In AdiuAtabls HanEeru for ShAfuBEl
II IA ordered that the tostimonyin the oAAo DO closed
GU the 18th day Of May neat, that tho umo for
hlnE arguments aud the kHAminsT'l report DO limited
70 the 9Th day Of Mby peGl, ard that Utd pstiton
DO heard on the 9Th day Of MAJ naiL
Any paraOn may oppose this extension.
nhAiW3W NJ ID. LRGGEiT, uaIn miAslonsf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

The long established and snterprlslng nrm Of
Lewis johnson h Co., Lewis johnson, David
Walker and L. J, Dayls,) have temporarily re.
moved their banking house from the corner OF
PennsylvAnia avenue and Tenth street 10 the
Ing PennAylvaniA avenue, aud In the bnlldine
now occupied BY MessTs. 0reon Il Williams hlhd
the REPUBLtoIN job Once. They will occupy
this building until their new building, on The
old site, IL hnlshOds o. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

The o. q. s., q society composed Of Ione OF
the best known young men Of this city, will give
one Of thelf annual select parties, at Sheldons
Hall % Wednesday evening, April 10, lsT2. As
these entertainments are always looked forward
10 with much pleasure by the lovers Of the terp.
AncO may DO antloipAtod,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

Last night about 0;l5 O'Clock Augustus Lee
oOlOred, was found lying dead on the pavement
Gu Seventh street, between q and streets
southeast, He was employed as lamp!lghteT
and had started out 10 do his evening work, but
whether he fell from q lamp post or death was
caused from some other Circumstance Is un-
known. The body was taken 10 the Eighth pre-.
cinct station and the coroner summoned. An
Inquest will DO held this morning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
INITFD aTATEs PATENT on nor.

TINTED sTATkS PATENT OkFIOE.
" WAbHIhoroH, ID. o., MAIsh II, lM9,
On the petition Of JOINS ~ BAKER OF Ph lAdaiphlA,
granted TO HIN the 18Th day Of Jupe 1855, Tor
Improvement In hashlnss Tor Quitting 1larlsTs'
Pins;
its ordered that the case be elosod
on the 18th day OF May nsIt, that the time for
hng arguments and the EIAminers report be limited
% the 9Th day Of NAY neat, and that said pc.
titlon be heard on the 2pth day Of May neat,
ApI person may oppoao this eItenai0n.
mh3l.W3s al ID. IFOGFTT, tlon m lsslon6F
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

Mr.. Louis II. Hall has been awarded by the
BOarl Of Public Works tho contract for building
the Piney Branch culyeft on tho Seventh street
road.
Nr. u. ID. Carpenter, superintendent Of
roads for the county, has been directed TO con.
struet twelvo-iuoh tower pipe eulyeTt along
NleholAs AYenne, near tho Tace confse.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

The funeral VI EWald Engels took place FROM
his late residence On Eighth street, between ID
remains were followed to their nnhl resting
place (th0 German cetneteryl by tho wsshinEl
ssa aaf uOra.nis Bohuut1sn Nsreins, the
Of frieudg.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

The bret grand ball Of the Washington arm.
lery assoaiaiiun was givon last night AZ Ma
sonic Tomple, and Notwithstanding the many
other attractions was largely attended. Good
music. together with EentlemAnly committees,
Afforded ample opportunities tor those Preaent
10 nnlnY lhamnalNan.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

Green Il Williams have sold the westerp one.
third Of lot 10, In square sos, on north A street.
with improyomsntS, 10 Michael Green, for $500;
and lot Is, in subdivision Of tho west half OF
square Job, with improvements, oonsistibK OF a
new three story brick dwelling house, being No.
1903 Teuth street northwest, 70 John Van Hls-
wick for a OOO
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

on the petition Of IInERf Y. JoHHs6N, o. PsfL.
Vile, N, ", praying toE th2 eHtsnsion Of Patsnt
granted 70 him On tho 40 dly Of Jano, lsAs Tor an
lin pro vermont In Sewing haohn6s3
III ordered thaI tho Testimony Ia tho ease DO closed
nn the alat dag Of May next that the tune
Tor AlinE arEumonls and the EEamlnurl reporE %
limited z tho glst AZ q Nay ns5t and that nAid
Auy psrsoD may oppose this extension.
nhOW3V ~ d. LK0GKTT. OommissionDT,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

The subcommittee Of tho House District Com.
mittee, TO whom was referred the bill In Togerd
TO giving perpetual lease Of the public ToaD 2.
yaiiOns between Seventh and Ninth streets md
Massachusetts and New York avenues and X
street 10 certain private parties 10 erect q mar.
keIbouse thereon, will hold meeting on Fri.
day morning at 10 o'clock, when all having any
Drotesl 10 make will bo boafd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

GENT's FIN1s SHoEs.-The especial attention
Of gentlemen Is called 10 Cummlns extraoTdi.
nary new di4play OF spring styles-BuTt's, Can.
nold's, BaniEteT n Co.'S and dozens OF ether
leading manufacturers Of the country. Before
puehRsing do not fail TO SEQ ut least his beautl.
iul array, No. p1l Seventh street, next 10 corner
Of X street md Northern market,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
CITY ITEMS.

DoULRY's YBAsT POWDER ia the cheapest, but
not the lowest priced, Baking Powder. Elegant
Biscuits, Rolls, &c, prepared In fow minutes.
THE MOST complete stock OF CATERS and slip.
pers at HKILBRuN's, No. Ii9 Seventh street,
next door TO Odd Fellows Hall.
All colOrs and sizes OF Ladies', Misses and
Children's Shoes ut HKILnRuNs.
tl25 aaltcrS 50 cent Slippers and 81 Bus
kins, at HEILBRUN's.
The greatest variety Of Mems and Boys Gal.
tors, Ties aud Pumps, at HErLBRUNs,
I'm No. llg Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

T, NJ. Edly, the new pastor Of the metropolitan
NJ. =. church, Of thlseity, this evening, IN the
paTiOrs Of The church.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

WHAT SFMKa BRINos WITH IT.-RegarJed
from medical standpoint, spring Is not the
dolectable season described by yernal poets. On
the contrary, Its yield OF Intermittent feyers
bilious attacks, rheumatic pains, disorders Of the
stomach, nervous complaints, and pulmonary
diseases Is almost as large Its crops OF vlolols
snoWdrops and cherry blossoms The invisible
seeds Of innunierable maladies rise with the
morning nists, and are scattered broadcast by
tho yapors OF night. Who can resist their me-
phitic inhuencs3 Certainly not the weak BY
nature, or those whose nervous energies have
been Oyertashed by mental or physical labor,
unless they tone and invlgOrate their systems
and thus enable them 10 cope with the un.
healthy influences by which they are surrounded,
The only medicinal agent by which this object
can DO rapidly and safely accomplished, Is the
great vegetable TonOyant aud inyigOranL Hos
letters stomach Bitters. The operation Of this
calculated specific Is Tour, fold. II stTenthens
the digestive organs, regulates tho secTetiOns,
Improves the condition OF the blood, superin.
duees . regular habit Of body, aud thereby I'm
parts such Nigor and elasticity to tho whole
physical structure, as 10 render II capable Of
resisting the action Of the poisonous inlasina,
with which tho spring atmosphere Is always 70
some cktent impregnated. Here, then, Is a
ready aud certain means Of escaping tho dsoT.
deTs prevalent at this season, or az they have
already fastened upon the system) OF oonquerinK
them speedily and thoroughly. The flavor OF q
medicine u not Of much Consequence, provided
II does Its work properly but Of Hostetter's
BltteTs II may be fairly said, that they effect u
cure without outraBinB the pauont's sense Of
taste. M,W6F
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

NhhluL IACIb WOhTh hNpWlhd'
THuRsTos's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Ia the
best Dontrince In use. It keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JoUvESs lnodorous Kid Glove Cleaner is far
superior to anything known.
THoMPsoE's PomSdo Optimo Il exquisite. 1t
softens, beauties, and strengthens the hair
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
CULORkD SrH ,OLS


regular meeting Of tho Board Of Trustees
Of OOlored Schools 10 Washington and George
town was held last evening at Stevens school
building. All the members present.
Superintendent Cook submitted m estimate
for furniture required fr tho new M-stTeet
school building; which was approved by the
board.
Applications for teaehership were received
Mary Q. uallego, and Mrs. Evelyn ID. ShAdd.
Placed on hlo.
A commu nicatIon from Miss Mary II. Ander-
son, principal Of stevens school building, re-
signing her position on account OF con tlnued
sick mesa was received and accepted, TO Ia ko e.
feet April IS. Superintendent Cook was au-
thorIked TO make arrangements TO nll the
vacancy, and report at next meeting.
A communication ives read from Augustus y.
Boyle In relation TO teaching photography In
the colored schools. Laid over.
Also one FROM Mr.. Gore, superintendent Of
the New England mission, reques ing the board
10 pay teacher In their employ $50 per month,
stating that tho funds for the support Of said
schools wero exhausted. On motion, the request
was granted, with the understanding that the
name be entered upon the regular payroll.
Superintendent Cook tubmitted the result OF
tho examination Of assistant teachers for the
yseaney In tho Loyeioy school. Miss Ida Curry
having passed the hiah axAmlnAti0n. waA- Oh
motion, appointed 70 NIL the vacancy.
on motion, Miss Grace Dyson was appointed
principal OF Loveioy school, at salary OF $50 Per
month, 10 take effect IRON March 1.
BILLS 70 the amount Of tbiT. % were presented,
and ordered 70 be paid when In funds.
On motion, adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
AMUlsEM ENTS.

The italian Oprra-NIlssou as MlHnsp.
The largest and brig atest gathering that has
ever graceI tho auditorium Of the National
theatre was attracted there last evening to vel
come NillsOn, the Ack now ged queen Of opera.
Nearly every seat was occupied and the audience
embraced the intelligence, beauty and fashion
Of oar city. No better evidence Of the public
appreciation VI the talent Of Nilsson Is needed
than the large and brilliant assomblage which
greeted her appearance here last night
In consequence Of the Illness Of Signor Brig
noll the management was compelled to change
the programme, substituting M0ncas' new opera
Of "Mlgnonn for Lucia di Lammermoor." The
change At hrst may have created some slight
Dissatisfaction, but rs the opera progressed a
majority Of those who expected to hear Lucia"
must have felt satisfied.
The argument Of the opera OF "Mlghon" can
DO briefly summerlEed az follows MlgnOn, the
| daughter Of noble parents, is stolen when child
by Gipses, At which loss her mother shortly
Afterwards dies OF grief, and heriather, Lotaria,
| almost bercit Of reason. roams about In search
| OF his child. MignOn, unconscious OF her birth
and degree, follows a wandering life with the
uipsey tribe, whose chief 0larno, compcls her
10 perform dances, sc, and troats her most
| cruelty when she refuses TO do 90. Uuyllemo,
young student, chances " be an observer, % one
occasion Of Glarno's cruelty, aud purchases
MignOn from her master. Gradually she con-
| coiVes for him al ardent love, but he, uncOn-
sciOus Of tho affection, Is iaseinated by filina,
young and beautiful actress, who is about TO
perform ut an adjacent castle. filina's act.
| Ing but serves TO strengthen Quxllemos fond
meas for her, which Mignon. silently aud griev.
SItoinpts to throw herself i into lake, when sud
denly LOtAIla, still disguised as minstrel, and
unknown TO his daughter, appears, and she,
Il GeT rival. abanIons her suieidal intentio1S,
files 10 him and prays his protection,
Suddenly the castle FROM which FellnA, sur
rounded ~ a naLtsring crowd Of admi5sr,, ap;;
1otaria, persuaded by the suppllcAtions Of Mig
non, has fred the castle. Confusion iollows,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

LADIES, call At GArtroll's, 700 Seventh street,
corner Of !, and examine tho largest and most
complete stock Of "Buft'a" ins Shoes for La
dies Misses and Children, 10 be found In the
city. Al inspection incurs no obligation 70
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

DERBY surrs for children from . to years,
at ROMAN h COxH
5O7 seventh street, May Bnildibg.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
TTNIrEp sTATEB PATENT oFFIOF,


LIMITED STATES PATENT QFfIOE,
" WAhHMdroN, ID. o., March ", lBTl
On the petition Of GIDEON BANTz, Of fTcdsrok,
Nd praying Tor the e1tsnhlon Of patent Erantsd Il
hin % the "a DAY Of June, 1865 aud roiaausd on the
n4oea Tor Heating steam Boilers, Ao,i
ordered that ihs tss'imoHy Il TIE ease Ps slOeed
hlnf argqmentsandth he Hammers report b limited
hon be heard On the bth day Of June noIo WV
Apl ppreon may oppose this extension,
mhsIWBW NJ. ID. Lk00kTT. OomnlAlonVI.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

Mr., T. A. sullivan has gone Into another bust
ness, aud offers his nne saloon for sale. Any
one who wants TO go Into tho restaurant busi.
ness, here 10 q good chance.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
Palace Bog Cars-LuHurJ Combiued With Com
fort and Business.


An au.r, -, p,,tossor psr,,b h,s Invcnted
n nsisrs ~. a. o. ,hs irsnsnortation of
iIys sr,ino 49,, CincInna,i 40 Tho Fasiern
m.,t,r,. 49, 90, ,bs InS,,iopsness al ia
annoInInenis and thc eIegance Of atilngs.
hoih insIda snd ont IL calcnIatcd In render
INV nf PnIlman's pr.yIons Efforts in his line
sh9rtjvs ana ns,tcss Tho civ father Of
Cincinn.I bearInS a. hi. inyentlon toIo.
Sranhsd tor ssmnlc car which nasscd
hraugh tho cItv a day or two since. and In
SShich ihey nrcDosc ~ taLe a shnrt trin IN
,esi N. msy,,s aS,sr ,sbIrb IL ina new ibIng
works satI.fartoriiy. several hundred will M
onre Ia nIaced ,,nnn Inc rsiIrnads and bogs
-, ,o,.ia 10 Fastern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will
b,.rss no. sry,,, All tho con,Ior,s III a New
YorL Sr,r,I1sy a., Ma ,,rst Tin wcst la ths
snrin,, The ,,naiacs hoo carsG are attsd mn
Win s.,,, rnto s,SisNronyts To- "a hons and
,'nncr hsr,hs ~ snsiio1 njgs ,yhn cnnnnt
MA ~ M ~ ,Hh,Is 10. roor, r.
ami xsiyat ianes,rv raTnet. coveS he nnor
Shiis ne .iJss Syo rnfbioned Win benyy
nInsb relieved M regniar Intervals with AZ
trTnste Stripes Of rrS and bInc satin snnerb
sNiii tro,,gbS Of siIyer lined with l,ol5 are
t,lacsi in each dcnsrtmsnt tbrongb ,shIch n
ronstSnI s,rcar "a wboieso,,s win ia Vent
,onstan,,0 eoSirS, on5 oJ,.r ea,in,, a dan,ort
nanLin f,r,,ishcd cacb hns, anJ no IL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

Six PGR CENT, interest begins o. the Freed.
mans EdpiRgi BdHL on the hrtt day OF March,
1871. Nov Is the time 10 begin an account, n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

THE FREKpMAN'H SAVINGS AND TTusT Con.
PANY, 1901 PennsylVania avenue, opposite the
Treasury, pays siE per cent, interest on deposits
OF Ave dollars OF more.
Interest begins March LIST on deposits made
On or before that date. See advertisement In
another column
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

aS.-NAYY YARD.-mH. GKO. KRAFT
- agent for zoe NATtoNAL RIPunLIuAN for the
Ifth aud sEh WHSds, viii attend 70 All orders left y
Itrsst ~ Nd Vat hapllal alnaat.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
Bryan Brothers,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
OOs Pennn. Ave, orr. Metropolitan HsIs
CIIANAPAGNEs,


CIlAMPAdiNhs,
-, -,,
lat tooesou.
90 Cases b. Roedefer'S Carte Blanche" quarts
and pinls'
90 Cases o. H. Mumm y Co.'S "DfJ Ner1enaJ,'
quarts and plnlh.
bOCases moet AChahu0hh'bfeehhehl quarts
and pints'
% Gases Charles Heldslcck Co.'s, quarts aud
plhts'
"
Sparkling MOselle A HoCkhelm,T.
HlAreu from the House or BrandonbuTg frcros,
Heuneasy Brandy, 1858.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

PKRFECTLY fITTIS0 SnIRTs-0ents', a. 80;
Youths', ", and Boys, sl.50. Gentlemen's
Night Shirts. Tho largest stock, tho greatest
variety, and the lowest prices,
. Gro, q, nENNlNa,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

la TAvErrE SuITs Ter ehildren from Q 10 .
years, AZ NOAAN a Co1H,
507 Seventh street, May Bulidiny.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

SOMETHING NEw.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
AT JOHN BEOK's ATHENlBUBi,
No $50 street. between sirth sd seventh streets
northwest
THREE FRNF OONUERTs given week. 10 con
nsnee THURSDAY, February ~, ies the bensnt o.
his patrons. Hls BAr " ntoakef With the efoicaat
Wins. IAauors. Ae Aisp. tho Estfng Dpnestaent
esnpel be supposed fsF shsaPsss--sl<'ss Iiisy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

tEoudea oerrsspoudsnre New York Tlms.J
II "a not quite clear who hrst seized OCon-
nor when he presented bis unloaded pistol at
me carriage window, but the Court Circbtdr'
which u drawn up under the personal super
vision Of the Queen, gives the credit Of the
capture 10 John Brown, John is rather q
celebrated character IN his way, aud was re-
yarded with much curiosity when he appeared
a. witness In the Police Court lie ls an
Aberdeen man, frUm the neighborhood OF
Balmoral, aud was Prince Albert's tayorite
Chilly when the Prince went out grouse shoot
Ing or deer stalking The Queen frequently
accompanied her husband on his sporting
expeditions and was much struck with
Browns evident attachment and devotion TO
his master, rs we'll az by bis shrewd remarks
and independent judgment on all matters on
which he was consulted. Brown was always
prepared for every emergency. II the clouds
gathered suddenly overhead, II q change of
wind brought q biting air with u from the
snow tops OF the mountains, II was Invariably
found that Browns foresight had provided
for IL that shawls and wrappers had been
slowed away somewhere, and that everything
was forthcoming when required. Brown
knew the incest camping places, the safest
roads and the best way Of managing every
thing. After the Princes death he became
the chief personal attendant upon the Queen,
and has ever since retained his supremacy In
the household. lie accompanies her majesty
on all occaslons, leads her pony or rides In
the rumble behind her carriage.
In his tarltau kilt and plaid, stalwart,
shaggy, hard featured, ho Is genuine speCi-
men Of the North country Scot, aud he Is also
n thorough Scot In character and temper
very quiet cool and imperturbable; reserved
In speech, although outspoken enough on
occaslon, 'canuy, and deferential, but also
rasolute and pertinaciOus. lie belongs 10 the
type OF Scotch retalners OF whom several
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
22gsT a bI EF5 81 pRgR RES


On InolIon Of tho phluuH4 by their solicitor, II 10
ordered that The doigndanus, lOhu W. Ramsey aud
Mercy Maria Garter, cause 4heg appearance TO be
trhd heroll On or before NJ dTst rule day occurring
forty day. after this dny gthorwlso the cause viii 30
pT9sssded Win As 10 eaas Of default
d, X CARTIER, Ohiaf Jastles, &c.
'ByEP 'WrLf.iiMt, Asst clsIE, ah2OwSw
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
COrnWell & Sons,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
iiis and 1920 Pcnna. ave.,
OPPOSITE wILLARD's IIuTEL.
800 oHEsrs onopEsT oREES AND BLACK


90 OuEsrs CHOICEST GREEN AND BLACK
TEAS IN STORE AND BOND.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

C"A"'r' DAhL'
FIHsT ANNUAL BALL
fOR THE BENEFfr or THE
UIIILDHKN's HOSPITAL
or THE DISTRICT on COLUMBIA.
10 M OWES AT
MASONIC TEMPLE,
EKKNINn OF TnRsnnY. APRIL. q. Iha1.

No J, n. Bradley, IT,.
ladies'.
single tickets, s., Dan be obtained upOs sppllss.