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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

WANTED, TWENTY MINERS to 60 to
w Jackson count, H.: also, large number OF
col ORED WOMEN and GIRLS for private fami-
lies In New York, Jersey City. and other places
North. Amply TO j. L. JUSTiS,
re % Labor Agent No. Fifteenth street.
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Third DlsDdtch.

ATLANTA, October 3.-The following adj
ditional mujorities for Smith are reported
Hall county, OH; Milton, 533; Lowndes,
1877; R0ckdale, S04; Houston, 1888; Han
cock, $50; Oglethorpc, $3.50; Caloosa, 344 ;
Barlow, 1908; Whitfield, 370
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A PPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
N the Richmond and Danvlle Railroad Company
for the renewal of certificate No. - issued In the
name Of Albert Z. Stringer. said certificate having
been lost or mislaid. i. +. STRINGER.
IT. Es,-f
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WANTED, a SITUATION in any capacity
w by 4 trustworthy man who Is willing to make
himself useful. Fair pcuman. Address L. ~. care
DiSDGtch office. i-ItE
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LOST. STRAYED. dc.

T OST, Wednesday night, at the Circus, or
~ between there and the corner Of Ninth and
Marshall streets. !; GOLU SLEEVE-BU UTTON (cup-
snapeIl) and UFFLED-LINEN CUFF. The fnd-
er will he suitably rewarded by leaving 1t ut the
Dispatch Office, or 3O7 Ninth street. between Broad
and Marshall, oc dit
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8irt1mond 1ispatrl1.

PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TUE CITY.
.............OC OCTOBER q, 1872.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-I have a few fine
~ GOLD WATCHES,
CHAINS. md


left from my last sale, which anxious to sell a,
about half the original cost. Money Lent on valHa-
biss at S. 4. WlNSTOCh,S Loan Onie9,
No. IL fourteenth strsst, tz1das Eaahangs EssM.
-au l4Sa2 -.s
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CUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
- market price in CASH for SUMAC. The leaves
must bu of green color we'll dried, aud free from
sand sticks. and berries. We receive it either at
our t:lnnery. in Manchester; or In Richmond, at
Rockets mills, adjoining City Gas Works at any
landing or railroad depot or aAour store, No. l422
Main street. -- .-.
I-l,E HIlSI x klN(t.
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WANTED, twenty STONE-CUTTERS
w on curling. Good board and lodging OH the
premises. Apply at Office. 1901 Cary street, or Il.
quarry.
Oc Ala WALLACE e co
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ST yr.4" cost, wholesale ana retail
$. IURSH.
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TOR RENT, two or three pleasant zss
4 ROOMS Ton second aoOrl 70 quiet, pHEe- als2
tal tenants. without children or ser 7aGt II
Separate eoal-housa; gas aGa water: good BeiS
hood. References to be exchanged. Apply ut No.
sos Third gtreet, between Clay aud l. egh, s
oc I-InSFetE aA @ t '.
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,..r ..'l r1 i..ipI!:sal lpit. ~ ply ip ~
JOHN ". WYATT. hgcut.
W Z LlnN nEuNr strnct.

)UIIAUELFHlA, RICH. ! 80
| vulp. A\!' NORFOLK SIEt N-::-T,55IT---s'
VI. ,.--in.usrrs >ukFrLk. MplEt., and j
o. ,.f,t..N. .nus.oslac this line, will leave Efc!
. w.,l MrNpAY ad lHlESntG at e
t~tIl.Eiilf "a The same hour. alternately.
, r...,.>r. d,!ty ,SuHG.ys excepted Tor a''
. r.. ~: Ptmsy',#n,t. New Jersey. auj Delaware,
~. !.g itmr1' TON. Savannah, aud New Orleans.
.us .-..' l.u.u@ i-,ucs! through.
.-..-.' .2rN g.. :, rtuih al moderate rates.
r....-, ln Pai,&licli hin, iu"ludUg inc3ls anu
...,.-.r.. =, ". l.. rni:TEE. Agcut.
No. 2i2j Dock street. Richmond
WILLIAM =. CLYDE & CO.. hr"nts,
No. IL south " iarvcS,
r.,ll / h il..,IniI iIllin
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER 4 ls7a.
Gun rises......... 6:l3 Moon rises. ...,.,.. 6:ss
sun sets... Sal Hi2h tide. 8:0a
PORT OF RItyHNOSJ,t f,<rrr. .,, = ,s1,
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WANTED, TWO or THREE FIRST
w CLASS SASH and HIIND-NAKERS. APP
ply TO :. G.. FLOuREOf.
3-2% 1iiI Gary street.
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TOR RENT, STORE. No. 1866 Main Sa
E' street between i Thirtetnt,t and fourtecath Id
oc r-.t - -" r- LIME & BRog IlER.
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TOR RENT, desirable family RESI- On
Il DENCE on Third street between Leigh ~
md Clay now i'm the occupancy OF Dir. Tyler. FoSss
ssssjon given 2st October. For terms, apply TO
~. s-r1Ilaw @ DIR. a. e. WtRftfAM.lEs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS

! rTJIE ~ az NEtV sUN R0TISp urHT-,
THE Republicans Of the Ninth district will
meet tomorrow evening.
A GOAT will. be sold at the western pound
On SATURDAY
A -uRsRsroRy and basement brick house u
for rent.
aREEE \ wtLLtANs, auctionocts, will self,
on Thursday, October 0, At o'clock, y, m,
valuable property. Also, on Tuesday, scptem.
bsr ~ at 10 O'Clock, a. m, a superb collection Of
furniture.
A FtRsT.ctABs frame house for sale.
THE nfth annual meeting Of the First %.
operative Building Association will he held this
evening.
u. II. wARsRR, auctIonetr, will sell, on
wednesday, october ., At $40 o'clock, p. m, a
two story frame house on the east side Of Elov-
enth street, between r and $ northwest.
FuRNisnlNa and fancy goods a. W. II. Fear.
sons.
DooRs sash, blinds a., tor sale at Perry
Colmanb.
GRAND pAriFic ALTON MgETtsu oftho regu
lar Republican club OF the sixth district will
be held this evening.
THE regular Republican club Of the seven
teenth district will meet this evening.
Tue Twentieth district club will meet thi
evening.
NV. DAVIS has opened aaSw plumbing c'
tAbliahmenI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16


The lightest thing Out-MclntOsh's mCustache,
excepting MeAhsttrs sue "htheTs'
A Government otlcial oyorpaid a lady en-.
plOyee 80, which amount she returned, and
was dismissed. Who are the parties
The parade Of COMMANDER A and ID, WaFhIny-
ton Light Infantry which was Fashioned last
Thursday, will take place to-day,
The question IL oman for auyument NJ IN
WhetheF Oioucester IA Inc hest Summer TssnTt
i,r younV ladies
49,, ~. =. q, .-,,, %. IN, -,.., -,
pnt Mynullh le't WIN the 20 west CIu3 ias'
nerves with n tWeptv. I'VE sort rigar
-. ~, -, : =, ~. 80, ,,-. a.
AZ We DUN meeting o. the washington 70
ppetauNe bulIulnB assoclhtnn ENOOu were solui
NJ An nNcIaBo premium u % per cent.
j. W. Boteler, ESQ, having roamed over the
Vll MStIu 5ihSe Jphe > teturneu 70 thls Guy on
the y, u. nc mas Itoukht WIN MIN an eNten'
sNe iOt VI soVuS III MS hho Ol puAiheAs.
some anxiety Is ielt 10 Know whether the
handsome collector VI the First National Bank
has found the answer 20 his eonuhdrum: "when
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRs.

On SATURDAY Messrs. Hartley Bro 70.
ceiyed 500 bushels OF whOat, rye and corn peT
canal. u, Talbot 81 Son received 2, 200 bushels
at wheat per canal About 1000 bushels OF
good rcd wheat sold TO day at $l72 Another
sale Of :, 2OJ bushels was madei price not trans'
plred.
WARRINGTON FAIR, who was convicted Of as
sault aud battery on James Cockerill at Drains
Vile, Va, and was imprisoned In the LoesburR
Jail, has b0en taken TO the Richmond pcnlten
tiaTy.
CANAL RaCETPTs-The receipts for tolls upon
the canal for tho week ending sept. !, 1872
were: Cumberland, 81, SO; Georgetown, u, 40
Hancock, $500; WllllAmsport, s9li total, Sl7,
2OT.Ol. lit feared that when the sunken bOati
In the canal are raised and tho loaded boats are
and nscessltate the stopping Of the mills. Fear
Ing this, thsy are now working constantly IN
order that the Arms may hll as many engage,
ments as possible ere the shutting.oh season.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

At the Assembly Presbyterian church y6ster.
day large and Interested congregation was In
attendance. The service was opened by the
choir, asslsted by the Misses Daniel, from Staun.
ton, Va, MessTs. Wlllett, Dawson aud HaTmer,
with the "0lorla" from MOEart's twelfth mass,
alter which Dr. BOyntnn invoked the blessing Of
God, aud made an earnest prayer to the Throne
OF Grace. The daniel sisters then sang trio,
Lin Thine Eyes" which was beautifully and
aTtistlcllly rendered. AMER an eloquent dis
course by Dr.. BOYnt0n, founded on the text from
SolOmOn's song, ll:lj. The choir sang Handel =
halloluiah chorus In line style. II our churches
had such music every sabbath as We listened to
at tho Assembly church yesterday We feel war
rantod In making the assertion that larger con.
gTGgatiOns would soon be the result. The
Misses Daniel were formerly residents OF this
city, ami II Il q matter Of regret that some one
Of our churches do not take measures 10 retain
them In our midst They leave Tor StauntOn
early this week.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

WANT or YITALITY.-If q deficiency OF vital
energy Is not disease In itself II Is condition
which lays the system open to the RttacksOf all
conceivable maladies. Night and day We are
surrounded more or less by deleteTiOus inhusnoea.
No atmosphere Is entirely pure, no water utterly
Tree from Injurious particles; while In many 10.
calitles both are positively unWhOlesOms. What
defence has the weak, lAnguId system, Ia which
tho vital principle Is deficient or dormant against
any Of the morbid Influences Whirh produce cpl
demlo and other diseAses2 None whatever.
There Il no safety save III artihclAl reinforce
ment. HOststteTH Stsmaeh Bitters have, be-
yOnd all question, yitAliElng effect. II the
nervous forces Of the body have been Tecklessly
expended In eNhausting ply soal or me ntAl labor
or dlsslpated In tho indulgences OF EAST life,
this powerful vegetable tonic and corrective will
restore them. II the defective vitality Is a con-
stitutiOnal evil II can be Temsdod to a great eK.
tent by this wonderful lnyigOFant. Al season
Of tho year whom the air Is more or less impreg.
mated with the seods Of periodic feVPTsl Ia ospe.
oally desirable that the dlge should be per
feet, the habit OF body regular, tho liver active,
the blood pure and tho nerves hrIn. These con
dltOns are the best protection against all dlsOF.
ders and they arc conditions which the bltterB
are better adapted than any other medicinal
agent to promote aud secure. See 10 II, how.
ever, that no Imitation or counterfeit 10 Hubsti-
tuted for the genuine article, and let all who
value health and have an Antlpathy TO poison
beware Of the local bltteTs made from condemned
drugs and yllely adulterated alcohol, which have
sprung up like unWhOlesOme fungi all over the
country. FMTp
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16
THE ROUKVILLR FAIR.
Awarding Of PrEmiums-Ths Races Clos
iRE OF tho exhibition.


The annual exhibition Of the Montgomery
Agricultural Society closed at Rockville, Md,
on Saturday last, and despite the lnolsment
weather proved great success, and the organ
nation issl very much encouraged IN their et
iOTts towards the building up OF an exhibition,
both Instructive and attractive. 10 the after.
noon the assemhlaRe was Invited 10 the main
stand where the premiums were awarded as fol.
lows:
Agricultural Implemeuts-The hest display,
t25 to Brook \ Pleasants; wheat fans, ~ NJ. d.
Dtlutt; flowers, hrst premium, Mrs. W. T.
MagTuder second premium, Mrs. q. +. Brooke;
hnms, hrst premium, o., Il. j. Bowlei second,
a. =. NJ. Muncaster' third, 81, l.. A. Dawson.
fTuit-Applcs, George HuddlestOn; peaches,
do ounces, K. N. Smbleri grapes, George r.
Waters; pears, h. }. Hail; melons, W. Z. Mum.
caster; best general display ol lIuits, Geo. Hud-
dleston; best bread, Mrs, W. :. BrOOkei best do
nestle wine, Miss l.. A. Hershey.
CHttle-Worklng oxen flO, 4. C.'Beltj henled
cattle, so, Frederick StubleT. Devon cattle
best cow $40, s. St0nestFoet; best pair Of steers,
%, Ed, Belt, Aldernry cNttle-Be bull, $40,
DR.. =. Thomas best GOV, az, W. W. Blunt.
Fat cattls-BesJ heel Un hOui, SO John saun.
deFs; Durham bull, 80 Spencer Watkins; Dur.
ham COW, John Saunders.
Hugs-Bsst boar, &c. Fred. Stabler; SOW, 70,
Dr. ;. Thomas lot Of shoals, u, John T, Robert
Poultry-Pair Of turkeys, ~, J. W. Gran, pair
Of geese, ", j. " Grai; pair OF domestic fowls,
y, S. I. Stonestreet; pair Of ducks, ~, W. u.
Green. Best stallion, iour.y oAr-Old, a silver cup
worth SIS, Major DE We're BuTr.
Home made labrlcs-Premiums to Mrs, s. 7.
SlOntstreet, Mrs. H. Ward, Miss Susan DhW
sun, Mrs. J. W, Nench, Mrs. X. Ricketts,.
Negetahles-PTemiuns to George Huddles.
ton, X. y. farquhnr, Wm. 4. Muncaster,
best display 10 Mrs, q. T. Brooke.
Seeds-Prsmiums 10 W. T. MuncasteT, John
Saunders, J. W. Grah, J. =. Dodge, J. II. Brad.
Flour-Best family hour, 81, To J. II. ZslgIer
DHlTy-Prenlums Tor butter anu honey 10 Mrs.
John Saunders, Mrs. "; $. Brooke, Mrs. s. A.
Sewing mhchlnes-Flye dollars and hrst class
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.



Ma Enron It seems to me tho wholesale
abuse Of the Board Of Public Works from certain
quarters Is calculated to defeat tho object sought
to he promoted. Tho most bitter opponent to
the system Of improvements adopted aud being
carried out must admit the improvement In the
appearance OF our city, as we'll rs the increased
value Of It's property. For years we were sub
jectsd to mlsgovernment, contractors rings
muddy streets, and general apathy In the way
Of improvements. Many were salts fed with
the old way because they knew no othsri hut
rejoice that old things have passed away, Hnd
that We are now abreast " not 10 advance OF our
sister cities In the uso Of modern appliances Tor
our comfort and greater convenience.
All this has nee. ssaTlly cost money. II may
DO, ahd doubtless Is, tho TACT that had tho same
work 10 be done over again greater economy
and more judgm0ntNOuld DO pTaeticed; but the
board has had difficulties 10 contend with not
conceived Of by the crOARers VI the Pafri0f and
the opposition generally.
IL may be'thsse obstacles do not Justify the
errors Of tue board But Whist mistakes have
they made3 One certainly In the general sitter.
Ing OF grades Probably million and half Of
dollars has been expended 10 this way, where
hall million would have answered all tho pur.
pose, II this million thus saved was now in the
| treasury Il would enable the board TO continue
| their improvements Tor year % comet II would
save the payment OF large sum 10 Interest; il
| would have saved heavy drals on property.
| holders 10 Accommodate their houses " the new
/ grhuc, anu u MOulu nave spared the bulru an
| Immense deal Of abuse and hard thoughts, and
at tho same time removed one great cause Oi
complaint II IL too late " correct the error Ia
streets being improved, hut We submit that lu
| the future the board accommodate thsiT I'm.
| prUyeuonts as far as practicable 10 the present
grades
The Northern Liberty enbrOgllp Was Q blum,
| der, serious In It's consequences, Tor which the
| board, however, cannot be held responsible.
| Hut tor tho sonsolsss aud violent Opposition h
| the Will OF the people, as expressed Through the
Legislature, this calamity would not have o.
| CURED. =.
Let the board have full and cordial support Ia
| their honest eliOHs to adOrn the metropolis.
| They will then doubtless he as ready to receive
| suggestions as any can be TO offer them.
| lndlscrlmlnate abuse, vile epltheLs and base
Installations deserve contempt IL Is said the
/ ganins Of Paris and New York sometimes dis
| cover gems OF rare value In the seNeTs and COS
pools OF those cities, but We ohallenge the most
! industrious to show any thing OF the Kind IrOu
| the nlthy streams Ut our opposition organ
| Abuse Il not argument. Have done with TIT
| former and try tile latter.
FAM PLAY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

p A. Byrns has sold this week the following
real estate for S. Fowler, esq Lot No. /, In
square No. al, situated on the nOTthwest rOrneT
OF Seventh and p streets northwest, Ia william
Mcclure, esq., for $500 Also, for Matthew X.
Walsh etq, Of Baltimore, Maryland, q two.
story aud attic frame on the southwest corner OF
Tenth and " streets northwest, u John Miller,
esq for u, 800 cash.
CDA = UallHn sold lot o, In square 63l, On cor.
nCT Ol u street aud Nov Jersey avenue north,
10 Bartlett n Williams, contractors, for ~ $50.
AlaO Huld IA acres Of land adjoining Mrs GALES
near Boundary, To Morris Murphy, for ~, bOO,
with improvements
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16
Accidents

On Saturday afternoon, at 100 o'clock, a boy
nAmed Frederick POlsnsky, hys years old, was
run over At the corner 0f Eleventh and q streets,
slightly injured.
AZ blO, lad named Henry McInhelne, was
accidentally run over Al the corner Of Seventh
street and PennsylVBnlA avenue by a horse
and wagon, but fortunately received Uuly slight
injury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

On Saturday afternoon Messfs GOell 4 Mo
lair opened their new restaurant, THE Uhesa-
peake," on the south side Of Pennsylvania ave
hue near Tenth street The place hAE been neat y
and eXcsllently htted up with all the modern i'm
pTOVsmsnts and stocked with the best material
81 all kinds 10 the market Il Is the intention
Of tho gentlemen to keep a hrstclass establish
ment aud II the patronage bestowed on the
opening day 10 any index, they will make
fortune, which they deserve.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

Rev. nr. y. J, DTiukhOuse, pastor Gf the
Methodist Protestant church, Ninth street, has
returned to thu city from Elmira, N, Y, where
he has been for the past three months, aud yes,
terday occupied his pulpit aud preached u very
eloquent sermon. The sacrament Of the Lords
Supper was administered at the close Vt the
morning diHcOurEe, amer which tho reverend
Doctor was cordially greeted by the member.
ship, and many were the glad expressions ut the
great improvement 10 the health Of their re-
spenfad uAHtuT,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

VISIT
WAllAch's
Dollar Store,



THuRsroEs Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Ia the
boSt Dontrihoe In use. II koepsthO Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price 10 and 90 cents.
JOuvHE'B InOi0rOus Kid ulOVo cleaner IL far
superior To anything known. Price 20 cents.
THUNPBoE's POmAdO Optlms Is exquisite. II
spftons, boautltos, and strong CITIZENS the hair.
Price 70 and 90 cents.
All for sale by druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

was engaged as follows on Saturday John
Ryon, charged with indecent exposure; Mary
hloe, hned W for cuTslngi Sarah q. Adams,
same offence, hned Bb Roger Carroll, same
offence, vi Bridget Barrett, selling liz uOT Villa.
out license, continued John WrOs, assault on
Alexander Yates, hned t25; James Mccall the
larceny Of IS, oOntinuodi JET Brown, assault
on Matilda Haines, fined o.; Mary Nicholas, as
sault On FRnk COrbett hnSd IS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

On The potitlon Of OAIIHTA 4. OOx Oh WoSt NOR ar.
set, n, y, eEe0ut0F Of Harvey W. bAbln, dsnOsISd
ptayi9E cIt thy extension Of patent granted 10 Nc
SD Harvey Saba On the Cd day 81 DeoSm zen
100 and S1tendod for seven fr0m tho Ad az 81
neSembsI, slaot, Tor AZ improvement Ia noFsS Hay
hakea tha Application having been thor aod b. aS
Of UonEToaa approved June 4, ls7ai
it's ordoTSd that IN the oAae be oIosa
on the 9Th day Of October nsIt that the time foT
hnn4 a5aamonts aud the hIAnln6F'a oTt be In
petition DO heard on the IA dag Af October nsIt
Any RsIsoh nal oppose this e6tenHlon.
AuNAAW ", n. LH0lNTsr. OommiauIon.r
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

The pump at the corner Of sixth street aud
PennaylVanla avenue 10 very old one and
tai nta the otherwise pure water Of the we'll. A
large number Of persons living 10 that ylcinAgs
Justly complain OF this, and ieel largely inter
esled In having a new one put down, Perhaps
that eheJt.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

" WksHRdroE, il D.. Aas1.t 81. Is7l
On the Pstition Of Anal II. bARILETI, of Wsst.
halds ", Va praying toI the eHtsEaOn OF a patent
"a Improvement Ia Heffgeratout ~
u ordered that the laatmouy in tha eass ha aIo..d
IN ne ~ dAl 81 oetlbsr peAl that the tlmS Tor
hlnf arguments AUD tha BLAnln6r'a Topo a be IImtSd
70 the lstdAl OF November nett, And thEt Said ps6
uon bs he.Id % the Bth day u November merit.
AM harson MAJ oppose thlh sIlsnlon,
anal.A1N ". ~ LkHuhEn. INammLa-Innnr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16
AMISESsAlNIs.

Tue Nhentre tetuluue.
This evening there will DO new attractions at
the Theatre Comique. Fame has preceded
Viola Onion, and sOmsthIng highly sensational
In the way Of song and dance ls expected from
her. Tho Collyer brothers will make their FIRST
appearance, but tho talking, dancing and gym.
nastlc dogs will constitute leading feature Of
the entertainment These spAnlels are highly
educated. Ihey 90 eystytth ti put tax out
stand every word their master utteTs. On the
family nights and matinee days these dogs will
be In their best humOr, and they invite all the
ladies and children TO come and see them.
In tact especial pains will no taken to please
the ladies at the Theatre CUmique this week,
and nearly a thousand will receive soompllmon.
tary tickets In order that there may be no oN.
cuse for not enjoying the harmless and perfectly
legitimate fun OF the place. Any friend may
call on Mr.. walker to-day Tor two comphmeh.
tafy tickets for ladies'. From tho banjo solos OF
Miss Sallie Apt = real delight Is anticipated.
This estlmablo and talented lady r. ever sure
and winning carl. sam Saniord9 aiterpiece Of
"Nelped 80 Lord and ye Lady will be a fhirth-
provoking thing, and the ballet, under the lead
Of Mile Halletti, isa graRd affair. A rOuslng
house wilt bo present.
The National Theatre.
The grand reopenug Of the National theAtre
takes place Monday evening, September -.
MIR. Sayille, who continues as Its manager has,
during The vacation, been 10 great expense In
having the theatre entirely reiuyenated. New
decorations new trescOes, new paint, and new
carpets, will make II pleasant aud agreeable to
all his patrons, Acharming and natural scene
on the "benutitul blue Danube has been artis-
tically painted for the drop curtain by MIR.
Lamb.
The opening performance will he Falconer's
new Irish drama, entitled EILEEN Uge," with
the eminent and ayOrite comedian, Mr.. W. \.
Florence as Bryan O'Farrel MIR. FlOTence's
lame II we'll established In Washington. lie Il
like good vino which needs no bush" An
viii be supported by May Saville and a hTst
class stock company. The orchestra will be
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-16

The board OF registration concluded their Ia
bOTs IN the Sixteenth district 10 Saturday, and
enrolled gsJ names, Of whom 2I2 were while aud
M c0lOrcd.
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THR FIRsT NATIONAL RANK
WAaHI nnH

EsoslIss pEPSsiis, 6pIs ssd .sils ooIN, FOR.
Elah and pOMkbrtO kNOHANGR, mEiss OOi,.
LhOIlOhbI and tTgnAlota ali bu6lnsSl oonpSotsd
with banking, ii, o. 6WAIN. 6aHbiSto
IL, d, COOKE, President mIlsu
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Fall A1d winter Cashmere Pants
from o. 30 to so at ROMAN CoNs
bOi seventh street, May Building,
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FINS WOFBted COats and Vests for gentlemen
and youths, at pleasing prices.
6RO. q. HENNINd,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest.