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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-25

Irish Linens, Table Linens, Marseiles
Quilts, etc, good and cheap at
ALEX HOGAN's,
ap24 st wed, 'sat&sun IA Union st.
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For Coughs and Throat Disorders, use
"BROwN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs," having
proved their efficacy by a test of many
years. ap24 st cod
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-25

BBss & Co.'s Imported Ale on draught
at II emphill's. ap24 80
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-25

Still they come for the 9Oc Kid Gloves
at ALEX HOGAN's,
ap24 st wed ,sat&sun IA Union st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-25

Bass & Co.'s Imported Ale on draught
at Hemphill's. ap24 Sc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-25

Trimmed Sailor Hats for one dollar, at
D avis, 135 Church st. ap23 Ivy
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7ergreen deposited in grave. I

To his bereaved friends we would say,
Hope in God-trust in God. He alone can
comfort your distress. He will heal your
wound, and bind the broken heart. May
the Lord bless you and sustain you all ever
more. Amen.
The above ceremony concluded with a
prayer from the chaplain.
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Blank {. } indicates no report; cipher f0) sta
dency to rise. ". 8. KAUFMAN, observer.
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CITY NOTICEs.

Still they come for the 9Oc Kid Gloves
at ALEX HoGAN's,
ap24 st wed, sat&sun IA Union st.
Bass & Co.'s Imported Ale on draught
at Hemphilps. ap24 Sc
Irish Linens, Table Linens, NIarseines
Quilts, etc, good and cheap at
ALEX HOGAN's,
ap24 st wed, 'sat&sun IA Union st.
BUss & Co.'s Imported Ale on draught
at Hemphil's. ap24 80
HemphiH is in daily receipt of those fine
Princes Bay Oysters. ap24 st
Going Cheap-Black, iron frame
grenadines, crepe, marets, black Canton
and Tamese cloths, at NJ. Davis, 135
Church street. apps 1W
Hemphill is in daily receipt Of those fine
Princess Bay Oysters. ap24 st
Great Bargains in boys stripped and
checked linens and cashmeres, at NJ. Davis
135 Church st. apps lw
Go to Davis, 135 Church street, for
silk fringes, silk gimps, trimming silks and
satins. ap2S 1w
Trimmed Sailor Hats for one dollar, at
Davis, 135 Church st. ap23 1w
For Coughs and Throat Disorders, use
"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs,' having
proved their efficacy by test of many
years. ap24 st cod
DIR. Sage's CatarTh Remedy is no
patent medicine humbug, gottenup to dupe
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MEETING OF LAWYERS.

apo tillmh25,73 eodsp
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
sourn wAsRINaroS v. ", G. I,



Last evening the anniversary exercises OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, teolored,)
OF South Washington, took place at the Zion
Wesley church, On ID street. between Second
and Third. The president Of the assopiation,
Mr.. Philip Lee, called tho meeting 70 order,
amer which q portion VI the Scriptures was road
by Rev. Mr.. Harmon and q prayer offered by
bishop JOnss, Bishop Logan was called upon
To preside. The secretary then read his annual
report, which presented most encouraging ex-
hlilt Il was made up Of the reports from the
several committees Of the sgciety, and showed
the numbef " meetings held under IL auspices,
the average attendance thereof, and the CON
versions due thereto, as we'll ~ the number Of
ylsits 10 the destitste alex and dying made by
Mr Wright, the president OF the WashInEtop
Young Men's Christian Association, then al.
dressed the meeting, c0ngratulating the asso.
citation upon Its alyancement and the good
work II has accomplished.
Mr.. Lindsey, (White,D Of the Y. NJ. q. A, noHt
spoke He was surprised at the success VI the
assoc alton. II was the duty Of Its members 10
ind out sinners Anl carry the gospel IN them.
He gave incidents In his experience Of worker
In the cause.
Mr.. ROAns, president Of the Y. NJ. U. A., Of
Howard Wniversity, aud Mr.. y. W. Turner, OF
the sAme, followed with addresses. This latter
named speaker alluded to the organization oil
this society, It's rapid gTOuth, having received
since It, commencement (seyen months ago.
twenty eight active members, and gave sketch
OF I'E present condition.
bishop Jones followed He congratulated tho
society upon It's object, the increase In Its mem
bership, and encouraged them 10 continue 10 The
laboTs which we're productive Of such excellent
results. The benedlctlOn vas then pronounced.
The pulpit was neatly ornamented Fith nag
and eveTgreens, and above Il was placed the
inscription, "Jesus Christ, the same yesterday
and great interest IN tho eEsrcis' 8 was mani
teat0i.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
yoUNo mES,s REPUBiIcAN CLUB.

Tho Trio to PhIiadt iphia-Aecr ptnncs OF
ths Proarrrd B-c~vt 10 the Dri,Hairs'
In accordance with the resolution adopted m
recent meeting Of the Young Mems hePupn.
iaS anti 10 sSes n the delegates from the
District TO the philadelphia convention
THE INVITATION ... 49,.
HsADsSs S. ~, d mss d = r. W. q. va
sta; As the authorized renrSsen,s,,.orr ~, w,
Young Mems Republican Olno w ~, wy y, ~,
OF (Jolumhia We have ths honor 70 tenlet 70 you
ADD your colleague the services o. the elu9 Is
an escort to accompany YOU 70 IN lsnhne.PS9a
upon The occasion Of shS H' So escsDt oap pToe.
osiIi,,o AZ esTly acknowledgment will Obllge Us,
az we'll % facilitate our arrangements. 49,,
The following programme has been hnopien,
vbieb " submit tor your approval The CLUB
iii ss,embIe al their olu house, eos Thirtecnth
.tsset. Al II o'clock a. IN Monday, June 3, and
march frun thence TO legislative hall, Hhera
me delegates will be expected TO be In readiness.
Their carriage will take IL place In line and the
procession will move TO the Baltimore and OHIO
railroad depot, in order 70 take the l2iIs train
Tor Philadelphia, special car haVlnH peeh
arranged for our use.
Respectfully, sc,
ARThUR SHEPHgRp, President
FaANE 7. HowH, Corresponding Secretary.
The following are the replls';
THR REPLiKs.
REaIsrEA,s oIEios. D,sTHlggr o. CoLussh
Va. psIliSaS Cl.b' Al.
IisSTLsHENi Your commu nication Of h,s
date tsnderinR services Of the club - escort 70
accompany 10 Pbiisdelphla the delegation TO
the National hepublican Convention y peIore
me, and, upon my part, aPprsela,lns ths oOu''
tesy sEtsndsd, s veg ,pnnssmsntS h sati,fse.
tory, and viii endeaVor to make the terms my
ALLOW me to tender my thanks for the eon,ld.
Grafton, and 10 express my qualification thal
the Delegation II 10 DO attended by 30 erodltanle
| a representation Of the young mon q OUT GUY
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

Annual Rsawinaiiop-

LINCOLN HutLDtNu.
The examinations In this building were con
tlnued yesterday, commencing at Miss n. X.
Jennings room.
PRIMARY NO. 1,
composed % pupils, 50 In number, classihed into
second and htst gfados superintendent O9ok
examined hem In reading rom third realef'
anil spelling toral and writtenl from same, aIith-
metio Ia addition, subtraction and multipioa-
lion BY one. figure multipller. The pupils Do
haye,l splenddly during the examination, 40.
quitting themselves Win .edM W Az ther
studies. Examination eotnmenced AZ Wv n m
and held W D. m.
SECONDARY NO. ., -,
Miss Laura H. lredell, teaceeri number o.
scholars enrolled ~, " whom " we're pteeeht
Professor Nashon was engaged from va = IN
until p m, In examining tho pupils 70 Tead,
log trOn THIRD and tourth readers speinng loIa .
and written from same, ariihmstle ~ W ~ one
ngute muldpller and concert reeltauons IN
GEOGRAPHY. The pupils shovel a nue. peIoep-
ton Of ne various .'adeS sncsllios sVwssL ~ ~
atthmeuc. Thelf nePotthent Nas en s.,n
during the time Occupied 10 the examination.
This room, as well a. that OF Miss JenninEs, Nas
noatly decorated Win evergI- ems ann no"efA
SECONDARY NO u ., -,
hliH l.ncy Ellen M0ten, teacher. Ihs sohOo'
presented not only beautiial, but lovely ".
pearance, betnE composed o. thlrty-nA brlEht
aud Wide.awake pupils which, toge.her WV .
the floral decorations, which we're Eotten up 70
the most elaborate style, tue desh OF eaon PuPn
bearlnk beautlul oSuque,, Nnl.o I ~ ~. wy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
Proposals.
pRoposALs ron AMY sUrPLiEs.
oETIcE PuRcuASna AND DrPor OoxnIsaAnIJ

oTTicE PuRcuAana AID DrPor OoHnIsaAHII
LovsyuLp. Kr. q ASH S%Ri 5. Ia
III s.: s; me Ss ~. e L. s.a h s. 5 70 .S
:.,sSss .sSi: house ia lSSisIh.s X. No q Essi
so barrel. bs.' ,gu,ll.' mes. p..L. q. band TO
bs,is,ed. No bids viii be eossidstsi Tor 70
o G.Is:i. So ;.,,. i.gy cS, II s r.. Vi. I.
be made from gOod. so1nd iail wheat
Pletsd. In barrels veil OOOpsFrdS dfail head.
iOOoO pound. p,ln. so.,s o..OlIus .Ie., q rVapd.
hooped barrels veil ooopsred aud inn head
1900 pounds prime Rio coffee, In ..ets
400 pounds hest qualify old OoHoramsnt JAWS
1000 poaEds browS sugar equal In quality to staar
20. 10 bArrls veil eoopstsd snd iull head.
loo S.iiOns pnrs elder ., Viii " yns-.,, recurring
10 aspiFsilss one aGid Dunes Of usessr. 10
barrel; OF bali bsrrSi. we'll eoope'sd s.na hay.
log . least Que Iron hoop Al each cod Of the
800 poa.a. Pur. ,ognd pspgs5. ~, no r. aS.It,s,
boris e q Po9sdi each sample Of psppsr
iOOO pounds best quality eauvAssd breakfast baoou
10 tisToss Of AbOu, aJ pounds. the brand to be
AGO pounds best quality suEar.cursd cauyasod hams
10 tisyoea OF about ao pounds. the brand TO b
ssmpiSs Of nour. beans, rlcs sugar, coffee, viassA
and pepper must seeom pani ?, oposAli
Tss Gcur and poIE 70 Be- iaspsslSd by dulJ SuthO,
tBsd Inspect - .,.
the irtolss. and Zach package 70 Dc Gsrisd Sth H.
e1n'enta nsms q the peisJn furni'hB the article
Propossl, Tor different article, must be on .spArAt,
/ ahssts Of paper
posted 4 its bead, and must stats when The store
| can be delivered.
pCrica o. tbs STORES Il he sabsI tsnos stoTsolss
Nsgport bAfrNnks NJ .,,- 49,, =, .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

RautIne Rasins-s Transacted
The ssmi.weekly meeting Of tho Board Of
Health was held last night
The treasurer, Mr., Marbury, presented n
number Of bills; which were ordered 10 be paid
Several communications complaining Of nut,
sances were received and referred ~ the sanitary
Inspector general for abatement
The nlghtsoil removal subject vas laid upon
the table until future meeting OF the board,
The report Of the pOundmastera was 2, oolved
and referred TO the sanitary committee.
A resolution was offered by DR., Verdi, asking
that the number OF street Inspectors be increased
to nine. The resolution was discussed by the
members, and Afterwards withdrawn.
DR.. Bliss moved that's committee he appointed
to confer with the Committee Of Health In the
House Of Delegated Agreed to, and Messrs,
Cox, Bliss and LangstOn were appointed tho
committee.
Mr.. Marbury offered q resolution 10 the effect
that all moneys taken flom owners Of cows thai
are watched be refunded upon the sanction d
The board then, at 1879 O'Clock, adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

How many will 70 A hahlnH Tomorrow
10. -, 90 ~. r., IT, sn,..t Cox A.
~ eEt' '" noA' inst "o"' 'u"''' wv -
hek aoed' ,,-,-.,-
Somebody cruelty says that the CoIumoA
rallroad u oae hot'e 0ohoerh'
The busiest man 10 town-"a'or h'gisrat
Lubey over Decoration day,
The Government clerks have a holiday on
Decoration day-to.morrow.
Mrs. Carlisle goes to the white Sulphur
sprinKs the middle Of next week for the season.
BLACK Blandon tApsou) was Yesterday pre.
sented to the Pr.sidsnt, who said -"but no
matter"
smy,h. otnFr,nk I..sIIs,. twin I,c,y,iou.,x
Voes for aself made men," has selected Bean
Hickman As his next victim,
IT.. .,.mma,tcaI .,,,hmo,i.,i anil .,oh.h.,-
-, ~ E,,a,ss ~ ~. = ~ 60, -, 4 ,.,'.
sornsr /, a Frsnshman -
pnr hsrd.oms All hu.,,o,, t,,.D, NJ
!" wv y, =, ~ Pi,I % ~ ny ~
S""A ~ '" ~ Wv ''P"a' Y" 9N"'s' 49,
we smell q orlek 70 ths ahmlttance .. DT;
- y, t il.,n ~ s ~. cruz ~
"nuln .hS 'As' Is tne tousno'' tn'nk yet
Dr. SnodRrasg would have Us believe that he
I as,oclatel Win the WashlnEtop bureau OF
.no FSn ~ ~. NY u'sVO''
eeu "hA' 'no mA''et win thAt omoe"
Tichenor, Of the s. q. o., being called TO &C.
count for wearing a Greeley hat, said ave
can't AFFORD 70 ssehew fashion, evel " Horace
uoeH lesd H. Noo'e "otusi brave ooy'
authority that Dr. T. Il Is not one Of Mrs war.
Laws Wax Jcfks He'd wax YOU n he kne =
y6u.
A friend tells Us what Greeley knows about
physloEnomy, Horace will take no one into his
confidence who ham'tA fuTn uB nose. He ab
hors rum 'uHE
San, rhomp.,, ~ ,h.A n a vtu tab. a.,
M. rS.,Jsnsa 81 HI. "o,,n,s. 80, 80 az ~
nroxImN Nan Il, inasciJai as 10 Sh.,bs, q,
nj H. I'm - " - ~ "' "
,'..,.- ,.,,.
a conductor tells US That the reason why IN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
m ABSD BOX.


ssuth wanhiuH'sa Excitement
A few days ago the portion Of south Washing.
ton known "a the Point, somewhere between l.
street aud the river and Third and Four and.A.
half streets, was the scene of considerable or.
soitement and curiosity, especially among tho
female residents. The cause Of this unwOntcd
brrs1e was soon asoertained To be the discovery
BY 40 injured wife Of some Of the peoadillos Of
her truant husband.
IL appears that the gay deceiver, who ls not
by any means bad looking, some time ago made
the acqutlntance u a couple OF youpE iadits In
that neighborhoOI, apd has since been paying
his "distresees' to themi they, Of course, sup
posing he was free, single, and diseuRaged.
Whether either or both smiled on his preten.
slons Is not known, but certain II 10 that on the
evening referred TO above he made his usual
call, and had hardly got seated beforo the door.
belt was Tung aud a rather good looking and
welldressed lady was ushcred Into the parlor.
She had not soon ~ 70 give her name, but snon
convinced the party OF her Identity BY accusing
the TREMBLING gentleman with being her hus
band, upbraidlnE him with inhlellty, and con.
cludsd by asserting that from this time hence.
forth they should be az atrangera
The gay husband concluded that discretion
was the better part OF yalOr and beat a hasty
retreat, hut Whistler he has squared" matters
with his lfate spouse II not known.
The moral 10 this item Il that husbands should
stay At hume with their wives, and young ladies
should be little more particular about the gen
uemen with whom they associate.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

The annual examinations Of this institution
were resumed yesterday evening at 8 o'clock
The pupils Of toe more advanced classes were
examined by Rev. Brother Tobias, the preal.
dent Of tho institute, and BY PrOts. IsldOre
Joseph and famian, and by several gentlemen
among the audience, among whom were Dr.
Dent and Mr.. O'COnnell, Of the Pension once
Tobias, treated their numerous friends with
very choice selections both In prose and poetry
Among the pieces we'll rendered were ''0ien
ara" by James JlrdlnstonI Into Silent land, -
by u. Bingham; Lament Of King Alphonsc
over the dead body Of his brother by J. H.
Benson. These EXAMINATIONS have given gen.
oral sAtisfaotiOn " both teachers and pare mis-.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
DRoPosAIs FoR EUEL.

ORC. oMEy ogAnrsnnasrEn,l
DEPARTMENT OF THE QUIZ, J
NEW OhLhAHs. La, May q, islI. \
sfss s.ss s'Hs q s T..
and also At the once Of the Acting Assistant Oar
.srHss;sE 4 ne .s,sI ps. named SsloT aSi y
The D;psTtnsSt u The 6uii. as follows 49, -
NEW ORLEANS DEPOT,
tOlO0Q pounds Goal
10 oorda Hard WOOD
JACKSON BARRACKS, LoUIsIARA.
so Gods Hard Wood.
BATON ROUGE. LOUISIANA.
LOO cords Hard Wood.
LIrTLR ROCK, ARKANaAB.
Hb cords Hard Wood.
JACKSON MISSISSIPPI
SIS cords Hard Wood,
Aberdeen, MISSISSIPPI
40 cords Hard Wood.
MERIDIAN. MISSISSIPPI.
~ cords Hard Wood.
OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI
loo cords Hard Wood.
BARRANOAR, FLORIDA.
30 cords Hard Wood,
KkY WHIST, FLORIDA,
90 cords Had Wood,
FORT &. gE H.,J. SsIs NS FLORIDA,
VII Ing fhs dsiiveS @SsS required, oOm%sus %
the hpt aAT o. July. u, In saeh qaGn Iitiss as
30 u saSS sS.stss .sd q .asS aiass q 2:
NAY he oIdsrvd. until June ~, le7A
.n. sh pa ms, % .oso%pSs,,ssa ey snaLsa.ss
tbs bid Ia soesptsd and oontrSot satsred late,
,ssS vii 6sso@. ,ais,ssia am ,a1. = .,oaItS
ID fer snY portion Of the supplies viii BE- 70.
eeiysd Bids from irresponaibis persons VIII not be
Prsp .sss to b. addressed 10 the undsr.Isusd, and
marked Prop o Is Tor fusl."
myu Chief QuartermAstsr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
THE COURTS.


EouITY CoURr-Judge WVitr. - This court
made the following orders yesterday;
NJ. KellogEys, q. Kellogg. Decree Of diVore'
IRON the bond Of matt imony.
Hutchinson va Hutchinson. Decree for aalt
and appointing y. Daniols, trustea,
Barrett W. Barrett Order authorizing ua
making Of deed Of trust TO secure inlanri
righta 80
Jennings vs. wilkinson. Order suhstitullnE
Z earns, trustee, In place Of ]. n Adams
Mills va Lindsay. Decree for sale aud Ap
polnting A. fendall, trustee.
Dubant vs. Dubant. Oder refusing applloA
tion for inJu nction. Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
PROPOSALS. Eos srs LgEI. TORAoE AND

CANT QAsToE, GAL, April 81, ig7a 3
heaed proposals.. u dupl,eais tvith oopy p this
thls once until Il oisiock. m, skTURbAY, Jues l.
tIA uhen ther Will DC opened for the snppy Of Fua
forneg and str.v TO- ths o. the oaartsrmastsTs
% ss az y Js 20. SS' O. tss s s
90 Oh hasds.d) eo-us Of Wood,
$50 tseysnty. siHht thousand) pounds Of Oats,
iI'"o lons hundred and ssTantsen thonsand) pounds
600 (iortJ .ssvsn thousaudD pounds Of Straw,
hors or Ices, and 10 be delivered this post 10 such
gaanuiie. a, The Acting Assistant paartsrmas.er At
Prpoaals fqT fusl 10 be made isdspsndsht q those
for lorage aud straw, and nlso 10 the proa per
eotd ioL Hard or Soft Wood, or both, the sT
pdes II sod soln sd u no,"s '"'
The Oa's 10 BE- o. the best q1aiuy the market
Affords and well oisAnaed FROM aDtorsgu suhstAneea
The Hay 70 b q the best quality o. tmothy oai
cut vhen g,pep. Btrav also 70 Be Of rod quality,
depesit q $40 hvs hundred doliars {, oertidsd
S SSss ~ ss5 the bidder Vi"
Bidder. are aylted 10 be prsssn. II The opening Of
ne blda the W2ysrnmsnt resevins the Tishl 10 re-
sc, aaJ and AZ BID; Witch u be oOasidsFvd not to
The bidder 10 whom the eoatraot u avardsd uill be
requred 70 give bonds for u. iulnllnsut Oontraet.
70 be subject 70 the approvAi Of the Department and
I y. *. u ss., p .s'
rIopos.ls vtl be r.osiysd for sny o9e lind all %
e supp lee reqirpd, aad must be Endorsed distinctly
.Proposala tof, ae.. tnamlag The kisdl and ad.
drsss-d e Acting Assistant ouAftern asess. Damp
FoT detailed lnfornailoa seply. either In psrsoa OF
By 10 tsf, 10 the underanned.
n sriss q The ohisi qasl ,srns,,sy, p.g.ripsai
q "A In infantry. Esiss Asa dSsTsSSs'':r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

lDH. IOnssroH;, -
BALTIMORE LOOK uOSP1rAL,
once sssth Frsderish street.
TTGnss PhlsdsphiG And ssswhsrs, eaa ehsE ths most
:: :i'ti ~ is sfHHb SssSS in tbs world Tor
uURk WAKitAHrkD IN TWO DAYS.
tss Eiis.s o. slsad. Is,G s bisss ;Sss
lnpotonol, General Debility. NSTyvqans;s. DTIPspsia.
lr *. LSN EHsi ooPG1 q ss.,
Az: xssssS: y: Us; lance si:$sss
MOI. lAlA 70 hsI Victims lhIa Ne soag o. bTTsas q
Sopss o. SSiisipsiioas, FsSSs1ias Marriage. 2s. "a
dulEsd In Nban AlonsA habit frsqusnty learned froIl
s ne sven sbsn Ssp ma Ss 81 Shiss
marriage tmpoeaibls and destroys both mind aud bOdI
;sS SsI KY lsln.S saa ~ An. .o =,
~ PIo.gss.. md s5iosnsatI q ne 81 lhs s9Ass.
dalsiaa In . osreAin ,sorst habit
s sas sss T Ss 1;s .:ss. 3 Pc F1S
OTeAilVs rossF--lmDolsheID HsTVoas RIoltShiitS
~ stsss Ss1asiiSs.tios spSsdiy T:sssd. D''"' o.
oD-no lsttarl rsooyod unlsAl postpaid And oonaAn.
sad .sI. sss ssd ssSa DoSsS d a
a'sefin'7d |, B q 5RRs IN or THE PRKan
SS.sstioS. 20 a%.s y D. JssssIes. si.nss.:d 5
soisss q V6iah spps.ssd again and assin bsoTs ~
Rabllo bs.ldss ~ sanding !. Gentleman % shArHs
~ aad ysaponaibihU' he sahAsasns guarantees V Va
SyEIOS' ' SOUTH TREP RsI,ISS q! sSRs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

We are requested TO state that the Orange
round trip tickets TO those who intend going 10
Uulpopsf on the B0th Instant, to participate In
decorating the graves Of our soldiers there.
Tue Post % the Grand Army Of the PotomAc At
OulpepeL cordially lnvifo III ~ beulth them
and aid IN the work,
The train leaves Alexandria at 8 o'clock q. m,
arrives at Culpeper at II o'clock, returning
leaves Culpeper At $50 o'clock y. IN, AhOrdlng
ample time TO participate In the ceremonies We
hops many will lend their ENCOURAGEMENT TO
our friends at CulpepeF on this occasion,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

Last evening a meeting vas held at Turnel
hall, No. ~ New Jersey avenue, OF the work
inEmen OF the sixteenth Legislative district
Mr.. Joseph Flynn presiding. Mr.. Wise pre-.
sehted 4 constitution and bylaws, which titles
the club "rhe WorklnEmen's Union Of the Sir
tenth Legislative District Of the District Of
UOlumbiA." An election Of Offlcera then ensued,
resulting In the selection Of Mr. Joseph Flynn
for president Riter which the meeting ad
iOuFnel.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
PRoPosALs FoR TRANSPORTATION.

OMAHA, Nan. MAJ X, lb7a.
Sealed bids, 10 duplioAtS, with iAlifAStoy Eaaian
to-, signed 10 two responsible parties, not blddSfs
that honda will be Eiyen oG Agald Of eontTaot) viii
BE- geei!ed - this oaes until u O'clock, a m, On
THUhsDAY, Juno II. to72 for the tTanaportAtIon Oh
que mlli0n pounds, mnTe or losa, Of army supplies
hom bDAn % other uiAtiana on the Unlon TIoiao
Railroad, 10 Camp stAmbauHh and Camp Brown WI.
ominH, auIinH the year ending Jnpe ". fsIa
The tlHht q Feiaet any or all bids Il rSsSrved
MI oondicona made known on application ID thlI
once ALhN, j. PERRY,
mJN Ohlsf QuAItsFnAIltg,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

Are oysters wholesome fool After the 18th Of
attpmptsd to answer sons weeks ago BY the pas.
sage d an ordnance declaring that they Werp
not This decision affected several dealers In
tor Of Oyster Bay, Mr.. George W, Driver, and
last night be attempted 10 satisfy tho board BY
Inviting them 10 partAke Of some OF the most
luscious hiyalyes ever oPened 70 this locality
oificlal business, other friends Of Mr.. Drivef'i
partook Of the feast prepared, aud the unAnl
nous verdict was that fach oysters were good
enough" whenever placed before an eplcure
The delloacies were the uorld-iAmed Shrsus
bury's, suoh as are always kept By Mr. Drivei
during the warm season, and, served as they
were 10 every conceivable style, were most CRATE
fully received by those friends who were present
aud whose unanimous verdict WAs-eNcellent
they will hurt nobody,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

The following is tho programme arranged FOL
Capitol paTk Presentation March, DOrlngi
ElSgy Of Tears, Schubert; galop, Bruder Lus
tiK," Budicki selections from Martha, Flo.
tow; introduction and waits; Merry Birds, Gum
bert, snhOttisohe, Hermann Sounds from Home,
Guhgl; pot-pOurri, "1he Musical Wandereri'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

During the excursion Of the Catholic Sunday
school Of Alexandria yesterday TO 0lymont
flag stat Of the steamer City Of Alexandra
shiVeTlng It into pieces, but fortunately iniur
Ing neither ths boat nor any OF Its pAsssngsTs,
Among those on board were Father Young, OF
ST. D0minies church, Of this city.