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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM sAYANNAH-a steamship Liringston Oct al
sr ami oberts Miss H. kObrs Mr. srd Mrs alter Dow
uar and Mrs. A. Harper Col d. r. Ransom O. H. Mercer a
G. Lowell Henry Val j. r. COheu d. Spsudng Laura
Dess cJlored), and in s.eerag+
FROM RIO JASEiRO-IH steamship South dm>rtad, Oct 81
Roy D. Jackson Capt h. T. ROin Felix Caaee Frank
Thompson Pon Domingo Blneyro, H. n Broogbsm r. lb
kcOOI aid W. Lsiner Gait Mel aane
A. g. Gould. n. Hsunan. 81 HudsOo: K Rider T. J. Rider
H. H. Ase Richards Barclay James Haieson, CrpL Hanln
John Joseph Menne SMITH Tho Davis Arthur Fisher
Lockwood @. Elliott James Harper James Maitland Heory
Palmer 3. Peters, ThOs. AB1rews Frank Nes
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DFCIsIoNs-ocr. q.

Supreme Court hdmbeTs-By Judge mgr tham.-
Finite at srcrone.-G5l reduced $50 DorrHls at
MeDoweJudguea granted Lester ct al agI Cohen-hoon
granted .
By Judge BaT,tn the matter Of tho application Of The Fire Co
msoEs o msniamaA-iAe lpP'aon Tor mand'Hu' Ais' be
deliei. l3e OpinlOnl
Superior COmt-Special T6rm-lIy Judge Sedgwics
Koowoa a. Tie Providence New YORK 4 Go Motion
stay COATED (Se oiaon.l kasf 81 hiF'ih e l-Ote
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Ocean Steamers

HAVANA, PROG RES0 and VERA CRUZ.
II a NBW- YORK, and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
leaving Pier B. North River at direct foL haY.1a .,
CLEOPATRA Phillips Havana ouyl..... IUbNDat W. =,
CITY or MERIDA. Zimmerman. INh>DAt
CITY or HAVANA, tHsVans onlyl......T lhSDAl. SoI
CLEOPATRA Phihps, UiAvana onyl ....TUbSDAh NOV -
f'i"'S"' ' p-''s' ALEX ANDRE 4 SONS % Bro.a.sI
TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. o,,a,xx
a. UNITED STATES aud BRAZIL STEAMSHIP NV"fN'
REGULAR Mail saiag % ihe 4t OF ever aoSN
hLkRlMACk. CaoL Weir. Octooer -
SOUTH AMERICA. CaBt rinklepenFh No'ehDer -
NORTH AMERICA Capt g. Slocan Deem ~ :, a, rso-.
These splendid sail schedae une a. 10
Para Pernambuco. Baha ant iio &c JAneifo' gong anu
wM m GARRISON Isest SS sBOuhugsrses, se.iore
IT s. MAIL to HAVANA. sill. ,.,,,a,
L . ArLiSTic MAIL sTRAMSHlP 60. - Sailing teeunv
EVERY THURSDAY al O'Clock ,. Pree''eY' H"~ is' " -
EOnh RiVor O,oAern
MORO CASTLE Cart T. H. Mor'ot ,,.,..' '0.oSe, sl
CRESCENT CITY Capt I. Cs''" iva NASSAU SoysnSes
MISSOURI CApt N. e. Greene.
For fieght OF passage aPPg@ W. No SBov la sress
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GoruoraIiou Notices.

CITY NKw-YORK DEPARTMENT FINAsCg
BUREAU o REcEyER % Taxes CorRT HOUSE PARE, :
81 CHAsaERssTlEET. october 10, lB12.)
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-NOtce Is
~ hereby given Assessment Rolls Tax Books Real
1917 will be opened for payment At this oee
MONDAY NEXT, October a.
PAYMENT can the hours OF m. aud
deduction calculated on
the ay Of December will BE- mace al GE
paw P'''''' " "' MARTIN T. MCMAHON Receiver
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granted lounsberry sgt POe0co ssalsd Eeppel|an ss
McLea-Ordcr granted Moore al sullivan 81 aOrder
er,ned In tie matter Of Caroline Ereo?iagOer appointing guar
dian granted - N ~
CurtsDaee at The NewJerscy Southern H. H. To-
Motion for a tri8l Gonel
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IMMATURE ALnANA,

sun 69 $40 Moor nes.. 9R9
~
saniy ooI COO Hell tate Ferry. Ef7
rms DAS-P
Sandy Hook 0U0 Island. OH Hell Gate FerY.. 2f
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Ghlntes TOR Business aIen.

rNO PUBLISHERS, PRINTERS AND EDI-
Il TORSA MAGAZINE Tor Es.e frtcisss Journal II Fs4
fepuio organ 10000 emoe) with good ed5r band VII
he sold cheap acosB 81 the ncBbe scues Of e Publisher
Grsrats opportunity applied FOR Address INVALID care Of s.
q PetsnSin n Co, 81 Pffz-r0w. Eeg.YOrL
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u0aithes, Jewelrp, etc.

ERANKFIELD g. Co., Jewellers, 200 Sixth
corner Folrteenhss AMI 33 Egh,have Twenty
,.b A. American Watches solid ayer hnei Slycrptel Wares
frena Cocss selections very prices
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Sales on AufIlon


A. nEErfs, AscuoDesE
10y BANGS, MERWiN a. Co., Broadway, cor.
4hSsles o. Books Works Of Art Ptnsr Goois Psrhtare
WEDNESDAY. oct. a. and blowihg days stfp.m
ARRi ANSA comprehensive variety embracing among Others
Local and irdan h:;oU Biosrsghy. Geneslogy Sc
GEO. A. LEAVITT e. Co., Qate Leavitt,
W Strebegh Co CIuioa Hall Asor place For The SALE 81
Of LiBKARfgs CoLLzcuoys Boo PAsTiNos All al
xmas Of LITERARY PR0PBRTT.
art SALE
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
Ostobsr % and y, At y ococA .
The Messrs LRAyfr ~ commence he
Of Art Sales is above Nth the collection Of
FISB MODERN PAINTINGS
Owned by Mr Chs HaIne r Past Pourenihsi New YORK.
and exhibition free DAY and evening" A. 81 BrOalssy
LEAYirT ART ROOMS
The caaOyue ready and than 10
water color embracing erampe' others By Fenuny Ybr
Deale crEo9, Dsz Rico kdel B0a, Bran, kas. Eos1ra,
r1ne Ceromc " pcacroT T. w. Prefer Bssslov J. Mofsa
Baron w pper J1s Dupre. Chapin Cases Psn Sell kehle
HOgIet, Lras, NetD, Tansert &C. Sc.
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Eonoon 3opertlssments.

A" PEMARKABLE, very Remarkable," are
HI The effects Of L1mpongh PYretc Saline IN preseaHg and
curing 5mAipo Peyer and Skin Diseases Speedily ree,hns aaf
London.
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Goparilcrenlp Notifies.

NOTICE. - DISSOLUTION C0PARrNER-
" SIIlP-Tbs copartaerp here oiore existing II
Job Printing. u Mercerst, bcgee1 THOMAS khDDf sni
THOMAS BAILEY dm u Redly BsileJ DISSOLVED bJ
tu the business containing the Of THOMAS KsDDL
-Ne.iork oct a. IS72 1IOS. BAILEY,
TlOA KEDDY
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CALBNDARS-TBB DAL -
SUPREME CouRr-CiEcur-P4Er I-LxosaRp, "opens q. 1i
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e Kenny robbery; Daniel Schwartz James McTne John
Regsn Samuel NUGGET fono assault and battery James Dalton
Melville Joln Wenn Nathaniel Bsngoqn John Jones
Patrick weldon burEary James g. D0ug Charles DAVIS,
James Whe william Fremont grand larceny Henry Lee petit lar
ceny; EdSarj Caution receiving stolen goods -, =
GKSERAL SgssOSs-AcKETT J-Pl.ek Clifford murders Charles
Gordon robbery; John Gacsner Joseph Bennett John CSe ouf
Joseph Van Eer, bgamY; Henry Smith Ella Williams mary loi'
grand larceny; William Jones' Thomas Fox petit larceny
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01

The board mot last night at O'Clock.
Present, DR.. Cox, Dr.. Bliss, DR.. Verdi, and
Dir. MATbury.
and approved
Mr.. Marbury, from the committee on finance,
reported bill Of Chris. y. COX for rent OF rooms
for September, &l25 Perry n Bro, for yellow
flannel, t3l3. Ordered paid.
DR.. Bliss, from the sanitary police committee,
reported uniAvOrAbly on the application Of Jos.
T. johnson and others for return Of fnes for
animals lmpOunded. Also, unfAvOrably upon q
similar application from George He'll and John
Heller. Reports adopted.
The sanitary police committee also recon-
mondei that lnbpsctor James II. smith be
granted tan days leave Of absence, and that
William II. Craig be appointed temporary sani
tAry Inspector, and assigned TO duty In Smiths
district. The recommendation was adopted.
The health oficor reported one new case Of
smallpox during the past three days. Also, de-
tailed report Of nulsAnces observed by tho In
spectors during the week ending Sept %, and
the disposition made Of the same. Ordered 10
be flod. Total number OF nulsanoes reported,
Ssi; number Rbated, 337.
He also submitted q report on the bill Of VIM.
Mills, for services as driver Of the smallpox am.
bulance, which was referred to him for oorreo-
ton, recommending that the amount charged be
reduced from tg2 10 t23, which was adopted, and
tho bill as amended passed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01

tion, has invariably len them in the lurohi The
last decade, In particular, has boon rife with
these ominous hints. Mr.. Chase, though re-
ioioing IN the emolumonts OF q life once,
whether he resigns or not-an once Demanding
better Oocupant-had serious and persistent
attack Of the doloful Presidential Itch, vulRArly
called "the green alokness,r but in utter dis.
pair Of eVenR nomination, finally turned over
empty h0nOru, good will, &C., 10 his next best
friend ana oocontrlyer, Horace Greeley, who
had 90 faF out nQuatted oven hlmaelf aud other
exDootants as 10 become the "forlorn hope" Of
two factions, equally IN search Of once and "any
one 70 beat Grant" As both claim 10 DO "bet-
ter Republicans than ever, though ropudiating
every principle and measure they formerly id.
Notwithstanding their own original hobbies,
which were theif chief distinctive meTits-lt
hardly requires the logic Of "Philadelphia
lawyer" 10 decide either when their knavery
began o. what will DO their final epitAphs.
As IN mathematics the greater includes the
less, 90 do these two specimen converts TO the
Lost Cause" include such flag ends Of former
selEassured greatness as Sumner, TTumbull,
Banks, Fonton, 6o-all like ''pOsaessod" -ef SIC
de tfmiiibus. Wonder II they can swlm3 l..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01

The Union Academy Of Literature, Schemes
and Art held It's reg Llar session at their paTlOr
10 the Y, NJ, O. A. building last evening; Prof.
SllAs L. LOOmls In the chair, and Judge dele
acting as secretary pro TEN,
A paper from tho department Of physics and
chemistry, on the capacity Of Sewers" was
read. II was an able and interesting one and a
copy for publication was requested.
A paper on " Uniform National Standard Of
Time" was presented by DR.. L. q. LOOmis, and
made the special order for tho next meeting,
the llth instant.
The academy has secured permanent rooms A.
the Y, NJ. o. A. building, and enjoys now better
fore
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01

A VOTE was taken among the students Of
Dartmouth last week, which stood Grant, 2DI
Greeley, IA doubtful, II.
SENATOR HOWE predicts that Grant and VIII
sons majority In Wisconsin will not be less than
twenty thousand.
GREELEY had a special Pullman palace car to
haul his little chAsm In. When Grant travels
In Pullman car the liberties Of the country are
In danger and despotlsm Is at our doors.
The New York Tribune will never forgive the
Times for exposing the Tammany frauds and
bringing Mr.. Greeley's business partner In tho
tobacco business, Boss Tweed, into disgrace.
BENJAMIN PARKE formerly OF Harrisburg,
Penn, and at one time editor Of the Keystone,
the Democratic central organ published there
has declared himself for Gen. Grant and the
whole Republican State ticket
Hon. JAMES +. JOY, President OF the MlchI.
gan Central Railroad Company, has written
letter in favor Of tho reelection Of Gen. Grant,
which he considers indispensable to the pros
Perity OF the nation.
FRASK W. BIRD Is Understood to be willing to
run for Governor Of Massachusetts,, instead OF
Sumner, who declines Lot him try It. There
will DO few feathers left on that bird, when the
people get through plucklng him on election day
IT'S ASSERTED that tho mathematical prodl.
giles OF the world and Tribune are Outlly en-
BaEed on an hFu0le, 70 Oo puo"'neu neA' "oeh'
IT, ~, Ia =. ~. al ,esI Of iho On ,1L
Grs"I.y S,rongtb in tho state HdyiFord Cour.
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s,i. a ~ tnS %yas,,S,os tyTrInsan
CbrIstopber Graham. and tIeo. l.. Beckcr.
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anu soSn ~ y, .h,i ,, io ,,,'
80 o,Ht:,,, ..,',,.,h sao,, ~ havo ran
mile discussed"
,,-.. ,,. ,,,.,,,,,oI ,,,,r,,, or tho
~ y, Crs's,a ~ :. Gan schmrz vas
..Ss,.t ~ - -, and nj. ,vho,. norn,a,
1870, t',,i, nts, IT. e,.t, -, -, ;,
ulIiaioh ,aI,,p
sonuiA nv" uu'slnN wv Wv .'a",'' 's'''us
the people thA' ho'a'e 10 uu hon''' anu "u'n'
iul man
A TEw DAYS ago Frank Blair, In speech at
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die for J. Milton Turner, entered suit against
the propTietOrB Of the Arlington house, and hled
the following declaration: The plaintiff sues
the defendants for that they are the prOpFie-
tors and keepers Of the Ellington house, in sald
District, and that the plaintiff on tho 9Th Of
September, 1877, at said District, q traveller and
stranger presented himself at the Office Of tho
asked and demanded TO be received Into said
Inn and entertained as 4 guest for hire as
Is the usage and custom OF inns. But the do
PENDANTS wrongfully and without cause refused
TO receive him as guest and compelled him TO
20 away, whereby he was subjected TO great In
conVonionces, damage and disgrace, and by
reason Of said rejection he was compelled 10
procure some person who knew him 70 give as.
surance Of his standing and respectAbllIly be.
lore he was received into another Inn In said
DlItr ot-.O his damage, $1,000.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01

UsUUL FACTS WORTH KNOWING.
THURsroH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder lie the
best Dontrinoo In use. 1t hsepsths Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price IS and 70 cents.
JoUvHH's Inod0rous Kid Glove Cleaner IL far
superior TO anything known. Price Is oenu.
THoHPsoH'B PomAds Optlme Is exquisite. II
goftens, beauties, and 6trongthens the hair.
Price rs and 70 cents.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01

Seldom does fraternAl visit on the part Of
societies associated In a common cause pass of
more happily than did that Of the st. Peters
Temperance Junior Society, who, last night,
paid a frAteTnal visit TO their young colaborers
In the cause OF total abstinence, the SpAulding
Temperance Guards, whose headquarters are,
for the present, at Carroll hall, The visitors
were welcomed on the part Of the Guards, by
their president, Mr.. James Mcintosh, In o neat
and appropriate address, which was warmly re-
spOnded 70 by Mr.. Joseph 7. Jennings, PreSi:
dent Of ST. Peters. MAJ Mallott, president Of
the Young Catholics Friend SOoiety, and Maj.
h. ]. O'DrisoOll, being present, likewise ad-
dressed both organizations, bidding them Col
speed In the noble cause In which thoy we're en-
gagged.
The Guards, being semi military In character,
gave for the entertainment OF the Visitors an
exhibition drill, having their Instructor, Maj.
Mallett, who, In an Incredibly short space Of
time, has managed to instill into their young
minds the most dlfhcult rudiments Of the 'SohOOl
Of the Soldier" and the celebrity and precision
with which the movements were eKeouted showed
that no has apt and attentive pupils Amer the
drill the visitors were escorted as Tar as the
Avenue, where parting galutations were OK
changed, all expressing themselves as hlBhly
delighted with the visit.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01

The board Of managers Of the Washington
City Bible Society resumed their monthly meet.
ings at the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Association last evening, at o'clock, the presl
dent Rev. VIM. Mcclure, rector Of Christ
church, in the chair.
Treasurer WIN. BAllantyne reported receipts
as follows From Congregational church, eos 40;
Rev Mr.. Cobb, $50; Hon. NJ. q. Emery, (llfe
membeTshlp,) t2O-tl2LH.
Mr.. Cobb presented the following report Of bis
visitation In the month: COL families visited; u
families destitute Of the Scriptures; us persons
In these destitute families; IS families supplied
them; IL Bibles and 10 Te8tAmentB sold; Bibles
and p TestAments donated; subscriptions 70
celVed for Bible work, tl0fl.
After the completion Of routine business the
October, at D. IN.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

THE aALEs yesterday were 200 bushels Of
prime wheat at tl.pO, 1000 bushels good at 81 80,
500 bushels Of good at si.s2 No corn on the
market.
the Lake cleared yesterday for Norfolk with 100
barrels Of Hour.
IcE-ArrIved schooner Albert Chester, from
Gardiner, Me-, with $50 tons OF Ice for the POtO-
mac aud konnebeo Toe Company.
A pREAK occurred yesterday afternoon in the
The work Of repairing tho damage was com.
mencod at once.
RECEIPTS or WHEAT AND FLoUR.-Messrs.
Hartley Brother yesterday received 400
bushels Of wheat, and W. II. DOuRal received 800
bushels Of wheat and lot Of fiOur.
CHARLES JoHNsoN, tho man who murdered
his wife Saturday night, was conveyed yester.
day TO the jail. A large crowd gathered about
the police station % sec the prisoner depart 90
they Weto disappointed, as Lieut. Essex ordered
Onper Trunnell TO take him out the back way,
along Bridge street TO the cars. This was done,
were entering the car with their prisoner, the
crOWd-cOmpOsed mainly Of cOlOred persons
discovered him, and shouting There no goes ~
made rush for the car, which by this time was
moving down Bridge street The prisoner was
irst conveyed TO 0Ardner's gallery, where his
counterfeit presentment was taken, Aftor which
he va, escorted e police headqGATteT' where
tlon Of his personal appearance on the books Of
the office. He was subsequently, taken to Jail
by Oticer TTunnell.
THE RAGS AND REGATTA Of the Potomac Boat
Club yesterday afternoon drew together q large
crowd Of Interested spectators The course was
from tho boat house 10 the Three Sisters and 70
turn. The tirst race, between the double sculls--
ono manned by A. Cropley and T, CrOpley, and
the other by TruaX and Colonel ,tones-staTtcd
at AIS o'clock, and made the following time
First boat, lslJ14; second boat, ls:27A, The
second race was Between the Meteor aud AIDE
lalde, two slx.oared gigs, manned by light and
heavy weights, as follows; Meteor, heayJ
weights, Slmms, Eaton, CLARK, Bernard, II
Ooughlln and McLeOdy Adelaide, light weights
Forsyth, Wheeler, Brice, Nloholson, Bester and
Gibson. Tlme-MetsOr, 1881 Z; Adelaide, 1888
The third race was between the Gertrude Ant
| NAmeless, four-oared shells, with the following
\ crews Gertrude, Brown, Nosblt, TruAx and
Jones; Nameless, Carpenter, ID Coughlin, OIL
| man and barnard, Time = Gertrude, l5:lo
NamsleSS, le;lI. The cause Of the NAmsisss be
ing so far behind Was owing 70 the breaking o
| beT 0ttrig. Colonel James Dickson acted a
tlms-koop6r, aud Messrs Cruikshank an,
| Gregory as Judges.
| OyFRcoATa medIum and heavy WeIght a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01

Anolher FI..Ie op CapIloI I'm.

AnOlher flLAlo ON Japitoi hili.
The boiling Republicans Of the Twentieth,
TWenty-hTst and twenty. second districts held a
rAtihcatiOn meeting last night at the corner OF
First and East Capitol streets, There were
about $50 men, women and children present,
most Of them attracted by the Wretched music
OF bF0kcn.wlnded brass band.
MI. J. A. Boswell was introduced, and amer
iudulKing ~ hts usual TRADE against the Board
Of Public Works and Gen. Chapman, retired and
gave place u N, q. OrdWay, the Sl-Ox Chief
whose eloquence proved OF such a moving char.
Acter that In very few moments there was a
crowd.
After speeches by one or two others, the meet.
Ing adjourned.
FAFHoRABLE OvHRCOATs In dTahg, browns
and states, handsomely made and trimmed, at
lowest prices.
Pan Oy0rcOatE hno assortment Of oolOrs
and sizes, Just In.
GEO. q. HENNINU,
Nv, 40 Seventh street northwest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01

Strange, aint ~ That chiefs Of divisions In
some Of the Departments "oat Hsh" all appllca-
tons OF clerks who desire TO go home 10 vote.
Look out, old fOssils A cblel amang 70 takin
notes, and faith he'll print them.
Col. A. A. ShissleT, president Of the Pennsyl
yania Republican Association, has been In town
Tor tho past three days attending 10 political
matiefa He gives encouraging news from the
old Keystone State, and says Hartranit IL good
Tor from 10000 to Is 900 majority, Bo leaves
tonight for home accompanied by Harrison and
another oyster.
Through tho kind lnterposltlon Of Judge
Smell the family difficulties at the arsenal have
been settled by imposing fino Of Us and costs.
Cant the General manage his mon without
calling upon the Judge7
Joseph Joseph's clothing store on Four a nj a
half street, South Washington, was broken
into on Sunday night and about $50 worth OF
clothing taken. Mr.. Openhelmer who keeps
provision store on the same street, was not
slighted, as they took from him two quarters OF
bcef. Tho thieves have not yet been detected.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01

The autumn festival Of the Washington
SchuetIen YeFoin, though neither managed Rs
systematically nor gotten up with the mRgnin-
Of the NSrein 10 that direction, was neVertho.
less, quite Bnccess, In fact Il was intended
Tor q sOclhblo and pleasant reunion Of the mem.
festival, such as the annual SohuetEeniest. The
prize shooting and bowling resulted as follows:
ShOOtlng-ElTst prize, VIM. Fender second, JnO.
IselbOldi third, II. Heunsohj fourth, A. Koch;
iifth, q. Rupert; sixth, Capt Johns seventh,
q. BOltmRdo eighth, 7. Fender. bowling
First prize, J.. q. Schultz, tlOi second, T. An.
german, t6i third, Chas. DlsmAT, ~; fourth, II.
VIII, 81 NTH, U. Xandsr, ~. SehuetEen King,
UhAS. Ebel.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01

Mn. L. GOLDMAN, Of the former irm Of
franc n Goldman, having returned FROM
Europe, will open in a few days IN copArtnsr.
ship with A. stelnburg. under the nrm Of Gold.
man stoinburg, the grand new store, corner
Seventh and q streets with an Immense stock Of
gents furnishing goods. We advise our readers
70 look for tho grand opening. q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01

Last night about O'Clock Iudson Taylor,
Augustus Webs, Joshua Black and Martha
Washington, all colorod, were arrested by ON.
cor Miller for Indecent exposure and using yul-
gar language In the circle at the intersection Of
Fourteenth and N streets, and taken 10 the
SlNth precinct station. Frequent complaints
have been made BY the residents In that section
concerning the conduct Of those frequentinE the
circle, and the police are determined it possible
that those visiting the grounds shall conduct
themselves In a respectAblo manner,