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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21


used one hundred and eighteen thousand square
yards Of canvas in manufacturing the four nam.
moth pavnlous required In exhibiting his great
menARerie, museum, avlary, caravan and equei-
TRAN aggregation, which exhibits for one week
on the Government lot, commencing Monday
April.
"cEvoy's HiborBIcou.
Notwithstanding the inolemoncy oil the
weather, Odd Fellows hall was we'll nllod last
evening by a fne audience, TO witness the a. New
Hibernicon,n or ireland In America. Those
who faced the wind were amply repaid. To
memory OF the shamrock will ever retain It's
emerald tint this exhibition will recall TO their
minds most wildly that beautiful isle across the
ocean which they all love, and 10 which they
look back with emotions OF pride.
We must not neglect TO mention the sinking
Of Miss Nina deAry and MT. W. 7. LAWYER.
pleasure derived In hearing the lady and gen.
tlemAn singing those sweet touching ballads o.
old ireland. They mus! be heard 70 be apPre
venture the assertion that no one will 90 aWaJ
disappointed.
The worId-Rsaowned
and beautiful mechanical figure Known as the
"slseplng Beauty" the grandsst piece oil
mechanism ever constructed, can be eeen Ia
10 washington on Monday, April l, and re
mains during the week, exhibiting ench hItet'
noon and evening.
bet"
A Eood.slIed audience witnessed tho third
representation Of "DOt" last evening. The play
passed over very pleasantly, most OF the mem
bers Of the conf, any supporting Mr.. Owens 10 q
satisfactory manner. Occasionally We catch
PlummeT. There Il q strong Individuality
about the actor that Is diflcult 70 sink, aud ID
none Of his characters Il his Identity 30 enec
taaily lost as In drimaidl; yet the defects em
braced IN Mr.. OWons' assumption OF the role o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

The LOUISIANA SUGAR CRoP.-The New
Orleans Picdylins. has unfayorable intelligence
respecting the prospects for the next sugar
crop. Tue sect cane In some parts Of the
sugar region is bad, and In consequence some
planters, who intended seeding two hundred
acres, have stopped at forty. Much seed on
the west side Of Bayou Techo has been
destroyed. Many OF the planters feel much
d,sheartened at the prospects, The season
has been unfayorable for planting. Some
planters have not yet put in a stock Of cane,
and have hardly made up their minds what
10 do the coming season. The next crop Of
seed cane must be extremely short
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
THE COURTS.

civil.
BuFRHlrn OouAr or THn UErrHp sTArEe.--
WsSaisdsT, Gsvsl 81 is7l-on motion q Mt.
AoT1'S . 1ss ys w aamitss gp y pIse,Iss !:
an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. bTS The United States, piaintihs, vs.. Jas.
william Avery Z. A. Ihs s,Es%ens o. :. ,h EN-, mo
dio.lon was continued By Mr.. Henry StanoesJ
and Mr. Reverdy Johnson In opposition thereto,
and concluded By Mt, Attorney General VIII
No isL william II. BaInes 9, al., PLAINTIFF
IN error, vs.. The Phliadelphla and keddlng Rail.
rO No las. William II. Barue. o, al, plaintiff.
in error, vs. The Ishish Valley Raiiroad Com.
No lss. William 4. Barns. .. A., Plsln.Ia;;
Hs No Isl. %ilIs% II. Barnes q, al plaln,la,
in error, Va Tho Philadelphia and Reading
No. iss, william "A. Barnes Of al, plalnuns
10 error, va The Harrisburg, Portsmouth, Mt.
Joy and Lebanon Railroad Company and
No. 1872 William II. Barpes 81 al, plaintiffs
in error, W. Tho PhilAdelphia and Trenton
Railroad Company.
The arggIsat q these causes was commenced
the plalntffs In error, and continued BY Mr..
james Z. oowsn for the defendants in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, At II O'Clock.
court was engaged with the following cases yes.
Bsslsrt w. pulllnAus. Leave granted to
Reynolds Vs. CLARK ct al Report Of referee
Tot,oDvs Tyrus Marion. Judgment con.
Maitland v'. Pearson. Case stricken from the
Robinson Trail vs. Foley. Defendant called
First National Bank Vs. MArselo. Judgment
MILLER w. BOteler i Thomas. Verde: for
plaintiff with nominal damages,
! Dyer vs. Psttlbone. Verdict for tho plaintiff
/ Cbinn va Green Action on a promissory
note. II Appearing that the note had been
the maker, tho court held It inadmisslblo as
evidence, and Continued tho case, granting
leave to have stamp hIed by proper officer.
CAsEs TODAY. Id
The following cases are assigned for trial to
day. Nos lsi, Wa, 2oS 800, sos, si2, slt ais an
SIS $40, 81, az s13, 32s, $40, 81, s2s s20, $50
and s5I. Adjourned.
rS S.S.S S EiS.S. Js; cs
A IoRo KRT CASE
Rutger Teal, Ind 'oted for forging tho name Of
q. Hlne % a sheek for Va - and passing Tho
Tho evidence showed that the accused CAME
into weloker's with tho check, and asked the
keeper 70 cash e but there was not change Il
cashed the paper, which proved 10 DO forgery
A motion TO 'quash the indictment was over
ruled and, on the submission OF tho case TO tn,
NJ LSysjcy, iot tho defence, nIod a motion IL
arrest Of judgment
W. II. Gray, indicted for perjury A noii,
Prossquf was entered In this case. Adjourned
ra PULICE.
PoLIcE CouRr = Judge Smell. - Yesterday
Oscar Jones, disturbing religious exercises
tped IS. Mrs. Towers, hArboring a danEerou
dog, nned 81. II. q. Smith, profano language
forfeited his oollateral-tS George Churchwel
and Peter Green, selling oysters Without license
continued. James Saunders, assault on SarAl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

On Tuesday evening, Messrs. Hart, 9eble aud
Maideeherl Sonmittee from the s@nEerbund,
tho cooperation Of Its members In a grand con
cert that 10 proposed TO give TO the celebrated
German composer, Franz Abt, on the occasion
Invitation was accepted, and the Chorals will
unite with the other societies In giving that
gentleman most behtting reception. A com
junction with similar committees from othof
societies 10 make all tho necessary arrangements
for the concert.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

A SACRAMENTO telegraph Office Is Kidding
itself OF loaters. The Bee says, "a box run.
on the outside has heretofore furnished q
tempting seat for the hdbitues. This has
been covered with zinc which has been con-
nected with the batteries that were contained
In the box. A person sitting upon the box
without touching bis hands thereto Will not
feel the electricity, but II his hands drop on
the box, or he puts th0m thereon 10 assist
astonishing shock as sends him On unbellcy-
able number OF feet towards the lofty road
and the adjacent river. Any good day a
person may soc some Of these unfortunates
Unexpectedly struck with this domestlcatcd
lightning, describing a hfty-fcet parabola In
the air."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

The South Carolina Legislature during ita
classified In the accounts under the general
head Of STATIONERY" and were about the only
description Of stationery for which tho members
had any use ~ wv
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

MessTs. LatlmeT 4 Oleary, RuctlOneeTs, will
commence the sale Of q superior Law library at
their auction rooms, this evening, embracing
many valuable English and American Reports,
Digests and Elementary Works
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

FRrrz has opened at the corner Of Seventh
and street, "May Building" 90 and soc
him. He has everything to please In the way
Of wines, liquors, cigars, and eAtAbles. His stock
being from nrst hands is guaranteed to DO Of
nrima dualltv
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
CITY ITEMS.

ELssAST, sweet, light aud wholesome Broad,
Rolls, Biscuits, Corn Broad, Mufins, Buck.
wheat and other oriidle Cakes, and Pastry and
Cakes Of every variety prepared with Doolsy's
Yeast Powder.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

Latimer & CleaTy will sell at 1850 O'Clock, D.
N at their auction rooms u superior law
library,
Green 4 Williams will soil at II o'clock at
No. lT3s street northwest, the lease Of three.
story and basement brick house,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

|
AThosPHERfo Poisos.-Ths spring sun calls
up something besides the flowers and grasses.
II evolves from the damp earth turbid rivers.
stRgnant pools and black morasses, the gaseous
proVoeatiyes Of disease. From tho offal and gar.
baRs Of unelean cities, too, It exhalOs an efiuyA
destructive Of health and ylgor. Periodic feVers
Of various types are now raging with unusual
Virulence in various parts Of tho country, and
there arc complaints from all quarters OF q
iingularly unhealthy spring. What Is TO DO
done 10 this emsrgeney7 The answer Is simple
and 10 the point Strengthen the body. Weak
meas predisposes the system to disease. Com.
menco At once course Of the most genial Of
tonics, Hostettor's stomach Buffers. be assured
that the germs Of epidemic and endemic fevers
will never inject tho physlquo that has been
fortified and regulated with tho glorious VegetA-
bic restorative A moist atmosphere agra.
Yates dyspepsia, and all dlSoatos Of o bilious
type, aud tho sudden thermometrloal changes
common at thia season, are a severe trial even TO
strong constltutions. There Is but one way OF
combating these deleterious agencies, and that
Is BY inviEoratinK the body, ADD imparting a
healthy activity 70 all It's functions. The only
specific required for this purpose 10 Hostetters
Dittors. or all vegetable tonics and Alternatives,
II IL the purest add tho beat. Its medicinal In.
Ktodients include all the juices and extracts Of
the most approved tonic, tblllous and anti
septic products Of the Botanic Kingdom, aud
thoy are combined with siImulant far superior
In quality to the alcohol used IN preparing tho
tinotnres and extracts Of the regular pharma-
ooPoiA. Mw&F
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

HAMLIN's WIZARD on will cure any pain OF
ache. You can procure Il At the drug stores.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

NILssoNs TAHDY WEDDING. A Boston
letter To the Hartford Times says "Afier the
conclusion OF her engagement with Strakosch,
NILSSON goes 10 London, together with the
majority Of the troupe, where the Drury Lane
theatre has been engaged by Mr.. Jarrett, her
agent, for q series OF operatic performances
before the close OF tho season. According
to tho present programme Nilsson Ia then 20
marry her French lover, but as the time APP
proachgs for the contamination OF the con-
tract Nilsson realizes the risk, the sacrifice
che may make OF herself, and Il Is my firm
opinion that she will not marry, or at any
rate for some time yet. She herself has very
often stated that sue desired TO slug for ten
years yet, and she knows that she cannot do
that aud DO a wife as well. II she would re-
tain her profession aud her fame che must
remain Nilsson, otherwise she can afford to
marry, possessing as she does now about one
round million OF dollars In gold"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

l.PAw AND ( TESTs will DO here on the LIST pl
April OH for pleasant weather
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

NOulu WISH 70 thh NJ ttuAh VVuhuf bAW WE
CARROTS men cutting up neoks and shins in the
market last Tuesday morning for tho asylumi
such meat h worth about cents per pound IN
tho MARKET Mr.. carroll had taken 50 from wit
ness not TO bid against him; found the check 10
his bank account when he came 70 settlsi MT.
time this transaction took place. -.
BY MT. ghandler' nc Eot from 70 10 cents ,ts
ohuOks to the pork butchers Tor 8 cents; he
would not swear that this meat OF NIT. CafrollH
went TO the asylumi he saw them cutting Il up
on the stRndi there was q contract about % 10
let at the navy yard and mr. Carroll said ne
wanted III witness told hlm then 10 BID loWi
for slO0 told him II was an agreements In the
meantime a bid was slipped ln between MT,
CarrOlrs and hisi saw Mr.. Carroll the next day
would stick to his agreement; Mr.. Carroll said
pay him ESQ, and ho would let him OFF, witness
did 90.
Z. i brooks, sworn: MGs 1uteheri hHd seen
and get meat; It was Interior meat of Of good
grade Of cattle. Pork butchers were paying Wit
ness ave cents per pound for the same Kind Of
AZ Mr.. Eldr,dRe. The fair average price at
which beef Guild be furnished TO this Institution
was about tWeIye cents pef pound
Paai1s Thyson. sworn; knew Of no neRotla.
tIon betvecn Mr. Quick aud Mr.. Fowler; was
moi ae1uainted with Mr.. lullck; could tell his
cOSystlSiSn wiz m,I MT tn fp.l Gaining
Mr.. Crane, Il was allowed IN the Investlgat.
Ins committee Of INC Council.
Mr, roi ANU lhey must "4'' wv" '"O'' VI
Mr. Thyson was then dismissed.
Michael Duffy, sworn: Had no connection with
the district government; gave up his assessment
b0oks zen oI ., nko; mi. MI ~, 1 ,,ss'.
Ran,n's uroperty for q or Is per foot
NJ ~ Li We Wan 10 prove that the a,sss,.
mani has been enlarged
Mr. Eldridge. Well, II you eau prove that has
ai iI,,1 ~ snoi ~ sdmittsJ, ~ am
nl,''hE IL shouip W au'"i''e'' ''"e'"''o "u'
hoS; ,I..u,., I,vo.,o,o, n, NJ, ho.rt NJ an.
r.s, .' ,hsn ISs.e ausstoSs "a eSme pgopeTIy ~
fore rs ,u,., a., NJ, n,rv ,o Al,
mI. SI , =, ~, SH ~ - - s.3h ~, =,
mate nvt su aRsss ssScssmentsi w ~ WV" nun ~
Mr. duffy; 90, but my luds msnt 10 regard
yi M S, =, .1asr he xhanl "'ou'''
Mr.. Poland. Well, We have heard enough
rom you ootn. -, - .,,.,.., a..
James ~. Stone, su0.h -, ne NJ ~ my
M, Forlsp. sSseSt What he reeeiyed tSIoSsS
Mr. Fowler saw the letter OF Mr. Quick ask
ing MI MI I pInsS sSoTn. VA a Renublic.n ran.
hsny I,psit ,s,.;,. y. az, ~ kI,h a.. ~,
didste TOT The Legisiatpre ~ me MINI district
W wv ss' ~ a. ,,,nI ~ p,hIIn 49, ~
gmHatoy =, wv uo, ~ ~ ~
TsEe, sI Ia usiIs, WihnnrD ,,as ;hn nn h,Ia
~. =. n,tts,a. III n, NV ,. tuuo
penoyhl hePssVNan ttih,,, nsn w pgaso,p :.
knosleose " NJ hmpStVn haSInhk iunn y " "
IN Or ~ Wy IN IL disiy,n nD snn ~
O2uIn o,po vas ~ Iis w pn
mene ~ ~ NOV T., M S W, g ~
pis.le Wy Un1y ~, wi ~
e ~, W nv, s,,,iI ~, my NU ,e.,.
~ ~, W '"A' NiOu'' 'H'' ''"iN ""N wv" WV
UT nun Ch.rdIsr, wItnes. had =. r,ior,,v a
ny hr ~, g,I, I - NV :, !,
ioe over Mr. kiloourn ana 70 over oo'h eandi
NV Nv Mr.. EldridRe; witpes, was EMPLOYED 1,
tn1 ~ y ~ sh mgt hsfo :.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

JUsr ABOUT THIRTY THOUSAND PEOPLE will
visit i.Paws tents during the week commene.
ing April I.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

rHE wAsHtsoroS Orr sAvIHas BANK cor
ner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, is open
from go 10 100 every Saturday evening, in ad.
dillon TO It's regular banking hours. 1t pays In.
torest on ALI deposlts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
BOOkbinders.
Flour and Feen.
Flour, &c.

FHEsn GROUND FLOUR FUR FAMILY USE,
And all grades Of Flour, In Store, Aad foT tAlS low
oais rnAsAi' and hlA''Sa e ~ ,STis.s. h IO'S
IndiAnA avenue aud BirEt EtFSst, near Dsp6t.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

BASE ISGRATITUDE-A Detroit man, who
had contributed bundle OF his cl't-on
clothing for the relief OF tho Victims Of the
Minnesota fire, received from one Of the sut-
ferers the following note;
"The commltty man Civ me, amongst
other things wat he called pare ov pants
and twood make me pant sum to ware en-.
found your name an where you live on one
oy the polIlts. Ny wife LATED so when
shodo EN- TO her that thot she would have q
conlp ihuu nt. She wants to no II there lives
and Orethes q man who has leSs no bigger
than that. She sed II there was, no orter to
be taken up fur vagrinsy fur hayln' no wish
bic means oy support. l couldent get em on
my Oldest boy, so used EN- fur gun cases.
II you hay another p ire TO spare, my wife
wood like to get EN- to hang up by the side
ov the fire place to keep the tongs H."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
Steamship Lines,

FoR NEW YORK. BOSTON AND NORFOLK.
On and Gftsr December I, ISL. tho steamer LADY
OF THE LAkK, earning ths United
States Mail, will leave oroueh's wharf. l..EA 4
foot Of Sixth street, hondays, wsdues- go I1II
eipal landings along the river Tor hortolk
n Norfolk with me NJ N, StsAmship COMPANY for
Boston also connecting with the NlrsinlA Steamship
Company for Nov York, making souLw " fTvishb
from the Above.nAmsd cities. ha NlfEuiA u. g. 90.
steamer. leA,s Ne. for< faesdaJs and Saturday. a.
0 D. m. Pl0r n ~ River.
hEents-y. ID. Gronss, Norfolk, Val N. FldridEs.
AleIAndpa, Val j. q, Waters, Georgstown, ID. y.
Thos. n Orouon will receive and dsllveT freight at
Sixth. street wharf until O'Clock, y. m.
DORSEY OIL AuKrr, 0sasrAl AGent,
Plants Store.
dssu COT. Flitssath street and New York ave
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
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yVAsHINGrON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- % aud after OOroBER %, ISL, tho Trains
lIfa this Road wilt run follows;
80 The Mall rTAia will leave Aen.pdrta daily
(e1cspt SundAyl At eb A. mi arrive at IeesburG Al
10 Is :. ~, and Hamilton AZ II T. m, LeaVo Ham.
lton Al u 80 D. m, A1d LssshurE At ll1 D. m, and
The Accommodation Train will leave Alexandria
daily terospt BundAyl At $40 N, and arrive A. Lses
burg at 9 100 .. N. Leave Leesburr A. and
arrive At AlsIAndriA AZ sos a IN.
Tbs eb q m. traia from Alexandria, and u 80 .,
train frum HAmllton, connect a. Hamilton With
Kemp's Daily Line Of Coaches for PuToelvlle. saiok
srsVis, Bsryvllls and Winchester also, with neam.
Aldie ard MlddlpburE.
Of n. II. HANENER. Freight ard Ticket Agent Al
Alexandria, will be forwarded far HAmllton, free
Of charge, other than our regular tArn rates,
Communication Tioksts, Three Cents per Mile.
1883 H. II. HAyKNRR,
uoVioH Al Tiok al A gont
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
AMUsENI ENTs.


used one hundred and eighteen thousand square
yards Of canvas In manufacturing the four nam
moth pavfious required In exhibiting his great
m0nAgerie, museum, aviary, caravan and eques
TRAN aggregation, which exhibits for one wees
on the Government lot commencing Monday
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
PnI.INK.

PoLrcE CouRr = Judge Smell. - Yesterday
Oscar Jones, disturbing religious exercises,
dog, fined 81. II. q. Smith, profano Language
forfeited his oollateral-tS. George ChurchwelI
and Peter Green, selling oysters Without license
continued. James Saunders, assault on sarah
Ross, rnsd go and costs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

FOR LIVEnPooI. ANs 0URENHrowH-
INnAR LINZ or AAn srEAMERS sAuIs"
ER0h khW HORE
SATURDAY and Gltorpkvs TUESDAYS
Tickets sold 70 and from EnEiAnL
51l IIslAnd and he uoutnsnL PoE fall In.
JOHN O. DALE,
ARen1 10 hrpAduAE, N. w.
MfDDLKTON 10,
ialtu BARkors. WAShiuEtoH.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
Railroads.
RAITisoRR AND ONO RAILROAD.

RADrisoRH AVID ONO RAILROAD.
M.sgHsro., Pr, 4, lSSS,,.
sad MA9nfHorOhAnDTHR WKsT, srsnourun
soR RALTInoRE, q. .
O5op' ~. "a ~ sIs, 81, ssS 81. a '''
Lao. o.il, $1,000 vn s Innd srA \, ~
fS "! y SSSIsSlsI; way srAEI9ss
!cvs @ .SS NJ s1c;S, % MI ss
~ pH.i9s ~ -. "a 3 m train stops At ASn'O
Ls.y. !, a.. = =: .ndt'fO >. e. " trails TO suOs.
n2 HbsRYEg TRfAA55hH
t'.""s@ sA5 n 'Red d Y FL sfG 4 90 800
t-''' tos AZ YSRf ! q ~ 81 fIt II NHRsr
RsIay ssaon III traiss from Bsiisssr. q wSssns
Sos sssssbats 20 poiss b.,v..u R.O nou.. and
5s:s sd 't s,su s "a %as SsSsassss :s
rs y: I. a :: NJ 4. az. Wa
''%!a'o' Atsi0asS S..,., i rT.da.ss..i...
dGs sNSt 56 SaR;.; a.G lsSi' E Es;Ss
THRoPSh EH REFT xsB NV SAs S5Rs
n. between ws.Sia9;Sa ana Me- Me- tSsS
Lss'. daily t.Sospf sIndsSS a. 40 a M as, an
WV " FuR PtuLADEIPHIk.
S SSsr. d.'i' t'r''O' sanosD" 500 a n''n"' '"'
Leave tor hsu York 81 200 .. m and PhilAdslphiA
Is:pins oar, tor Esu yoIh On go p a, ,raiR only.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21


In Eflpce, crlnollne Is going the way OF all
thinRsE ahat IL, the erinollne which Il com
posed OF steels and springs. Skirts which are
fouuced and pulled TO support the paniers.have
taken their place, AslOng as such support IL
needed we cannot sec tho wisdom OF giving
up the hoop skirt, Substituting something In
its place which will be heavier aud more dis
agreeable, while II will not be as effective.
NEW SPRING MASTLEs.
Among the novelties u an imported polon-
aise OF dark olive brown camels hair cloth.
The 'front.' which Is half tight attlng, is
trimmed by bands Of velvet ribbon, arranged
In clusters Of threei velvet button Is upon
each edge Of the ribbon, with q central one,
which fastens the garment The sides and
back consist OF large round piece, which Is
looped with velvet bows, and which fall over
the arms, forming what appear like exceed
ing deep sleeves.
THE WHOLESALE HOUSES or PARIS
arc working chiefly for foreigners, aud the
bulk Of the rich productions are exported to
America, Vienna aud England. Al present
the furore Is soutacho In silk, beads, In gold,
silver, aud Ia cord. Among them Is what IL
called the Roman, Of which number Of
specimens are displayed here; tho pattern
shows q graceful palm leaf, which Il some
times worked In gold and silver soutache,
sometimes In black and colored braids and
beads,
BLACK AND coLoRED SILKS.
Black silks retain their popularity, although
the exquisltely.tluted fallies are tempting
enough 10 lure the most ardent admirers Of
black costumes from their allegiance. We
do not see much change In the prices asked
for iue black silks. Bonnets range from
s9.75 10 90. POusons show the same range
OF prices. Lower.prlced silks vary from q
| to $3.50.
rich AND HEAVY FALLEs,
which display the most charming tlnts, arr
marked Ave dollars aud fifty cents. Thes,
tlnts are so lndescrlbablo that II Is Impossible
to convey any Idea Of them to the reader
Indeed one shade Is so Mingled with another
while each ls In itself so undeanable, that I
Is difficult even for those who sec them /,
gain clear idea OF the colors. The silk
chosen for evening show tho palcst tlnts o
corn, tea rose, elel blue, and tho new colo
called Atlantlque, which Is a combination o
tho green aud blue peculiar TO the ocean.
LOw-PMCED SILKS
for spring and summer are from Que dOlla
TO three dollars aud nfty cents yard. Thes
sllks-particularly those which are markeI
two dollarsau throc dollars aud nifty cents
are better 10 quality than silks which wor
offered for the came price last year. The
are generally s"ped, the stripes dlsplayin
either some bright color on q white ground
or soft, gray. brown and wood colors, whlc
are so much In vogue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

wITH ASAIE Fnsr comes the Great i.PAW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

" WAsHN0TQS, ID. u, March l. l67l
On the pStitIou o. A. Y. vASDEaRn'T, o. 6ovinE.
ton, Ny, praying Tor tho extension Of = patent
granted to him the s.h day Of June, isos ior an
Improvement 10 Grain SspArltorsi
II Is ordered that the tho case W closed
on the 7th day OF May mort that the time for hpE
ATKuments and the IOrort BE- limited 70 the
l7th dag qf MAy noIt, and that said petition be
hoard GU the I'D day Of May neIt.
AnE person may oppose this eItsnson.
mhIThw n. ID. LEG0KTr. Commissioner.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-15
Feb. 8, 70 3w

ITEMS FROM MoSnos,-0ur friend N. d
OfMonroc twp, informs us that report / $
current that there are cases of smallpox
along the river between Selinsgroye and
Northumberland,
lie also informs us that q letting will be
had for the erection of now schnol'houso
on the 18th inst, at Beavers. Monroe is
looking after her educational interests, and
in tho way Of new and convenient school
houses is aiording her coming men every
facility to acquire a thorough common
school education.
p. \. We did not receive the above in
time for our last weeks issue. Hope you
will continue to furnish US news, and that
others will follow your example,