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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-06
by GrubbS & Williams. e"
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EcSeDtn 6IEtet DetNetu Std1H diia 1slAih. &.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" LARGE BRICK WAREHOUSE ON THE
WEST SIDE OF TENTH BETWEEN CANAL
AND BYRD STREETS. AT AUCTlON.-ln part
execution of DEGREES of the Chancery Court OF Rich
moud entered In the cuse OF Mills's executor rS.
Glazebrook and ais, the undersigned, special conf
missioners thereby appointed VIII sell at anction,
O'clock T: NJ, the property of which the late
Larkin w Glazebrook died seized, situated asal0ve,
having front of 10 feet q inches on the west Lire
James River and kanawha Companies Basin. thus
having street front and u water front, affording
rare facilities for receiving and dischargtng mer-
chandise.
This property has upon IL large three.storJ
BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY or WAREHOUSE,
about 90 by leo feet Situated the centre Of the
city. aud possessing the advantages above referred
TO- this property must become exceedingty VARIABLE
for commercial or manufacturing purposes. -,
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to pay the costs OF me
suit and the expenses Of the sale ths residue IN
equal instruments ut one twu and three ye1fss ZOE
bonds, with approved personal security bearing III
forest and the title Be retained by the court unt
the bonds are paid ,.,,prn,r,tI
JOHN HOWARD, 4
Special Commissioners
GnUHBs & WILLIAMS, Aucttoneers. mJs
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By s. n. Davis Auctionecr,
o-n,r Eleventh and Main streets.

WILL SELL AT THE REQUEST o., OF
1 the owner. on MONDAY, 9th day OF May, Isss'
se9cf front Gf Ihe H fGdhF SGEs Of
wa Situated on the Three. Chop road seven miles
from The city Of Richmond This aId has aan
tltv of cedar on IT. ncticncer I'd
-.4k
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Br Cook & Laughton, Aucuoneels'
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

HEY AND GOODWILL TO Bag Al
X nnnM Ho,1sEHOID FURNITURE, &C,
N T]l ge at shf the &c
CLOCK e, i-,ween Main and Cary streets. the
KEY s9s and SI GOODWILL to the bar-room anu resi-
dence above. --,,
b sAMSfNG. STOVE, bEcANTERs' CLASSES
One large MIRROR, r,r.oTI. &C. ses -. -
FLOOR and STAIR oI-CLo,Idnf' EEtERNITURE,
cons,s s of siDEBohRD WARDRoBBTEt SL e.
STEADS and BEDDING, Cha 'hS s'I : GAppToS
Auctioneers-
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LaME AND, CEIzEgg.

r IME. LIME, LIME.-The Lime manu-.
In Fractured by.us ia Botetonrt county known al
VIII SON or ROCKVILLE LINE, VIII hereafter
Ia nnf anon the market under the name or INDIAN
RUCK LIME, Orders for which may be left NJ our
rficc, No. 1868 Dock street. . .,.,
November u, 1874. ao8
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Auction sALEs---ruture Day
; SaBy z. Bowntau, Aaetioneer.

so BY z. Bownar, Aaeionser.
EXTRA LARGE sALE.-On TUESDAY
~ the7th OF My, commencing at 10 O'Clock. .if
cell At my warerooms, 1909 Main street,
800 CASES BOOTS, SHOES. BRoeASs, Asp
fBALMoRALS,
for men'e, women's, and children's wear, IN gre,.
variety Of aZes and quality They consist Of eastern
New York, and Philadelphia made goods. and car,
not be surpassed In attraction. Also, an unusu,Ily
fine aud large assortment Of
READY-stADE CLOTHING.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC wooLLESs,
FURNISHING GooDs,FUR AND STRAW HATS.
Also, largo assortment Of
FANCY SUITS OF cHILDRES's CLOTHING,
50 ROLLS FLOOR MATING,
SEQ PAIRS LINEN WINDOW SHADES.
beg leave 10 call the special attention Of the traas
10 the above sale, which combines very large de-
sjrabe and select stock Of goods, and cannot fall 10
prove highly profitable to buyers. The goods are ali
fresh and seas0nabie, and viii lie sold without re-
serve in lots to suit purchasers P.BOWMAS,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
y ALUNCH will be served on day OF sale. ap a9-iGs
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A good deal OF the romance regarding the
Pyramids has been destroyed by the discovery
That fhoy are constructed Of ooussete.-~ Rstoa
A,sionsere. !,
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gAUCTrON SALE. ntars Dass:

5 Auction BALEs..f ntnre yags.
By Paine, Caberl d Co, Aucaoneern s.s,
+ ARaE AND ATTRACTIVE e. SALE LIE
! On wFpSEsDAYthe sts May, commencing 81 n 70
o'clock, we WIN SEM at car warehouse 2 iaIse anu
attractive stock Of s#l 5.f sls +os
II, ,15.. FRESH SPRING DIT GOODS, !.
BOOTS, sH oEs, AND BAInoRIALs,
-. -! /: monty prime goods;
MEMS and BOYS SILK, FUR, and WOOL HATS,
STRAW GOODS, in Variety; 81.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
= HOSIERY AND SMALL WARES, IS.
7. TRUNKS, TRAvELLING-BAGs, CANTON
/. 8IATTINGs, &C, &C.
Also, an invoice Of stock goods, consisting OF
-" DRESS GOODS,
\. CLOTHS AND CASsIM Es, 10.
WHITE GOODS, &C.,
n. which we particularly invite the attention Of city
and co;lntry merchants Sale positive anu Wlthoui
reserve faNc, S4tDItD D.t;onaars
my 3-tds sf' -Ho ."--~~---
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TWO OTHER VERY BEAUTIFUL
l. HALF-ACRE LOTS IN NANCHESTER.--
After the above, we viii sell lota No u and IS 'front.'
ing respectively on cambridge and Porter streets, ut
their Intersection with Jones street Each Of these
lots Is 49, by l65 feet.
We offer In this sc three of the prettest and most
lots now in the market In Manchester,
ana those having au eye 10 judicious Investment
n,vi GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
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s,IS,s1nN sAxYs--Futrse Days:
BIZ 8. H. Davis, Anctio;sssr, sIsss.
.a~n.r eleventh and Main +trecfs. :tr *

/ VALUABLE LOT IN M MA: ssIl On WEn.
"A FOE sALE,A,s, as hsIf past .oeisck r.
hssPAhAh 5oT s S Sssk e.
seasE ss e 5es rGI IT sd ssassS
Eleventh si sSs and viii need g ing; located n
DE most eeyssd p gg ss et q q ff alsmond
ing pcrfess ~ sns balance In four and eight
months negotiable notes secure re % srrs. TSsioe
,vA-dfk We =.
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0AI.E or VERY CHOICE REAL

GALE OF VERY CHOICE REAL
y ESTATE IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA;
l. CARLTON, the beautiful ind highly.lmhroPed
residence of Judge Alexander Rives, eAtendlng &c
within one-fourth of 4 mile of Gllarottesv1le: con-
tains SIX HUNDRED AND ElGHI4-THO
ACRES of very fertile land, some seVenty.nvc acres
or more irst-class bottom land, fifty or Sixty acres
ner enough 10 Ire cut up into town lots The DWELL
ing-hOuse. the lawn, highly orllamented WIN treS
product Of large expense and many years-the con-
scrvatory and the singular beauty OF the landscape
all combine to render this. PERHAPS inc most oeaut4
ful private estate and residence In Virginia.
2 ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES I'D
Joining land. much of 1t In timber.
a. The MILL FARM, on the james River canal
containing ONE THOUSAND ACRES beautiful le-
vel land equal agrculturlly, to any In the county
good mill, sawmill, &c; under Sooa 1enclnS' Gu
A. FOREST TRACT OF THREE HUNDRED
ACRES near the last; all abundance OF very line
timber. and within easy access Of the canal
Ii Is not often such property as TINS comes lhto
market. 1t will be sod any portion or al OF II on
application, at private sale; or, II not CdSpo-ed o.
then "Carton' will be sold at public auction; ut 2
O'Clock 7. 81, on the premises, on IllURSDaI, $50
Of May, 1872, and the l+o acres at the same ue anu
place. ,, IN .,o,,- "
the FOREST TRACT ut same time and place:
Also both ut Carlton ard the Mill farm VIII &c sou,
large quantity Of farming utensils horses stocS
&C. embracing everything on both farms. hlso' al
the elegant household furniture.
TERMS: Very easy. and made known at sale;
For further Information address Tor circular OF
particulars, JOHN WOOD: JR., Trustees.
y.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-Those
ID THREE BUILDING LOTS oil the east side Of
Second SIRE ct between Byrd and Arch streets front
Inc 30 feet EACH and running back lilo feet TO an al
lev, are offered for sale privately. Apply to
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
M 2S-ow* Real Estate Agents.
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TOR SALE, TWO BEAUTlFULBU!LD
L ING LOTS In Sidney, fronting 80 feet each on
Laurel street corner Beverly. To make quick sale
tht.v are offered low e. Is. NEWBURN.
MY 3-3t lola Main street.
THE "LOCUST GROVE" FARM OF
l. THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FOUR
ACRES, In Nelson county near the Orange and
Alexandria railroad for sale exchange for deSira-
BILE lots In Sidney. T.. b: NEW BURN,
my 2-codst No. 1011 Main street.
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REAT ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

TWO HANDSOME SO u A r E S OF
L FOUR ACRES EACH, IN SIDNEY, FOR
SALE-Hariug sold the square of four acres adver-
tised Yesterday, now offer for sale an adjoining
snllare of FOUR ACRES. bounded by Robinson
Mulberry Hanover, and Ivy streets, IN rear Of the
handsome cottage formerly owned by MIR. Thomas
L. Dudley. ,,,r,,
south side Of Grove street. neurly opposite 10 the
oak grove in front of Mrs. Rebecca ". Rohipson's
residence. Apply to ,,
W. N
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EOR SALE, q MAGNIFICENT ESTATE
Il of SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES. Oh James
river twenty miles above Richmond. Large and
splendid dwelling Of twelve rooms; sas and water
In dwelling; extensive ont and farln houses land oil
the first quality: scenery and surroundings unslr-
passed For full particulars apply to- or address
GEORGEM DREWRY,
my lin 1G1i Main street.
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BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street.

VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTER
Y FIELD COUNTY. FOUR NILES NILES, EXON ~
ON THE BROAD ROCK Road,
tOK SALE AT .AUCTiUN.-O TUESDAY, 1ith
May, ls72 at llt O'Clock a. NJ, on the premises, we
will sell the TRACT OF LAND known rs "Ecdar
he divided into four tracts or Will be sold rs whole.
according TO plat at the Office Of the aucuoneers
First, one hundred and twenty-five acres, win a
frame dwelling kitchen. barn. &c, with about sixty
acres Cleared and the balance In woods second, sey
enty-tyc acres all heavily wooded; third, seventy
acres in excellent timber; and fourth, forty acres
on the Broad Rock road IN good timber and wood OF
ORIGINAL growth We especially cali attention To tile
excellent timber and wood to be found on THIS place
and its ncarness to market THIS land adJoins Inc
farm of ". II. Brauder, ST., Colonel W. n. James
Joshua S. Clayton, and Hays. -
TERMS: One-thlrd cash; balance at Q, II, ana u
months secured by deed Of trust With Blk PEI cent
Iny3-td HILL & GODDIN, Aucticneers.
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HOO BUILDING LOTS IN WOOD
IUO VILE. AT THE NORTHERN TERMl-
NUS OF TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, FOR SALE
upon such ternsas to enable every one to purchase,
however small his means. Apply to
80. RICHARDSON & CO.,
mn oo-lm lib Main street.
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BY Lee s. Goddin, Auctoncers,
No, lib Main street.

GsrEBs & WILLIAMS, Auchoneers.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

can have them entered and exposed to the view Of
those Wishing to PURCHASE, LEASE, or RENT,
free Of any charge unless disposed of, or expense
incurred by direction Of the owner.
" RICHARDSON 3 CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
NH e2-3m l113 Main street Richmond, Va.
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BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Auct!oneers,
No, ll0s Main street.

LEE { GoppIS. Auct;onetrs.
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{ rt RICHMOND, May /, 1872.
r HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
i with me In the commission business Mr.. SILAS
SHELBURN,. of Montgomery county, Va. The
business Will from this date be conducted In the
name OF CONRAD & SHELBURN.
nv 3-eu,iSt& - ~,......-. y, j. NJ CONRAD as
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RICHMOND, VA, April 2s,.ls72.
WE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
w WILLIAM IRASSflTI our agent 70 carry on
the business of CLOTHING MERCHANT ut No.
1109 Main street, ut Richmond, Va.
ap 97-2w 8 JAMES WILDE. JR., & co.
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Put out his volcano, however, and he has re-
ccived deadly blow. The world without
the sun would be, in his estimation, the only
parallel for Naples without Fesu1lus.
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ByL.D. Harrison, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATEINA LE1


SrooDy E royal. Auctionecrs. my
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G1 O00 TO LOAN on city or subur-
~ sUOO ban property, in sums Of $500 and
upwards. Call at the ONCE Of LYNE & BROTHER,
Aucuouesrs.s t.absG 81 tSs..i'E NJ N.Y. -at
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

EDITOR RRPuBLIoANi A local appeared 10
your paper OF yesterday having reference to an
arrest for profanity made by Oficer Yeatman,
10 which Il is said that 1.-THE warrant and AfdAyit
were turned over 20 the assistant attorney for
the District, Mr.. N. n. Miller, 20 that the In
dletment could be made out. MT. NJ. refused 10
recognize the warrant, and stated that the on
Ger had no right TO serve IT, The Oliicer sent
the papers 10 Judge Snoll for his advice, and
the result was that aiter the court had heard tho
statements Of tho prosecuting witness the papers
were ordered 10 be made out" In explanation
Of the above, only state for the Information Of
the public, In 0rdeT that they may not be mlsled,
that the facts are mlsitated. OthoeT YeAtmAn
handed me the warrant, when ! Informed him
that / could do nothing with the ease unless
the witnesses appeared before me. i could not
file an Indictment. Tho warrant was shown 10
hls Honor, Judge Smell, who Endorsed the
same, and referred II 70 the attorney for Invest.
cation. The olfioer did not give the case Any
further attention, but ion the courtroom.
Witnesses appeared aftsTWards and an iniOrma-
ton was hlod on tho oath Of the witness, and
the case was heard and disposed Of In the usual
way, and at - time the Court stated from tho
bench that the facts had been misrepresented
TO him, and sustained me In stating that under
the law which organized this court no lniorma.
tiOn could be nled by either attorney unless wit
ness appeared and tostined before him.
N, II, MILLnR,
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FlRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH.
MEETING OF BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS


VI,,,,l Aa.,,Ion NJ ,bs CameyeII BsS-
- .,,..,... o.
HeN' Cooke and secrethfs S'""'""
fuse 10 Take Part,
-,., 49,. 4, ,h, p,ord nj Fire uom.
sPeohA meeuhk W ..o "'''l " 80,
mlssioneTs was held at their rooms last Night
All the members present. =, =, Bakor, presl'
-, a. a.. 81,
u'u'' ~ NV s',','.' ala, IN or,sr
As soon as the hoouhh was oa'''' W 49,
letter from Secretary +. Ia stanton was reau,
dool,niny "a nrepare the contract for the work
uoo''us -. = -. =, a.. boord
as requesteu py H'O'o " wv O
The letter was Accepteh'
Mr.. Bayley offered q resolution that the 70
opsst Of ne board to Secretary stanton to draw
ina contract be rescindod, and that the secretary
oI the hoard be directed TO draw . contract
mn pameyell h %, In accordance with their
hi the same 10 he signed BY the president and
secrelary Of the board or by a majority Of the
members
Al ths sugRestIoo Of Mr. Baker the question
vas divided and the nrst portion adopted.
Ne MoDeyitt then moved that the resolution
he a. Amended that the attorney for the District
Ia Teduestod 10 draw up the contract. Lost
ne then moved that as the Holley Company
had entared a formal protest against the accept
anoe Of the 0ameWel bid, II not being In &C.
SeTdanee with the specihcallons, the Governor
be requested to have the contract prepared In
STier mai tho District, or IN other words tho
~. .nsysrs mIght moi nave the burden Of suit
upon them whom II could 90 easily be avoided,
'rhe yeas and NAYS were called, and the motion
Iost by the customary vote Of four TO three.
Mr. McDeyitt then moved that the words "or
a majority Of the ire commissioners" be stricken
chi This ais0 was lost hy n vote Of four TO
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LOCAL AFFAIRS


NOTNNIhN W INV ANNA@
uuttp 4 LooKir, auclionoors, will sell, com.
,nsnsins Monday, August 0, at 10 o'clock, a. m,
the entire stock and hKtures Of MT. Evan
Iushea' merchant tailoring establishment, gu
tho corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Thlr'
toeuth street.
A MEETING Of those In favor Of The yacht race
v n be held on Tuesday next
Tun oifcers and members Of Potomac Circlei
No. q, n. u, (H. FL will meet to.moTo"
evening
An adjourned meeting Of 81. Tammany Wig.
wan, /. o. o. R. NJ, will be held on the evening
of the 2ptn.
IouH NJ. YoUNo, "a, Is offering his stock Of
carriages at ten per cent lower than any other
house In the city.
Tvs ofAcers and members Of Usage Tribe, No.
9, win msst at their wlgwam on the evening Of
the 18th.
Y.M.o. A. LIBRARY, corner Of Ninth and d
streets
DIR. J. o. PRCK viii preach tomorrow.
An elegant threo-s story house for rnnt
RHAp the nrst semi annual report Of the Ter.
ritoriai savings Loan and Building Association.
WIN II. Born Il prepared TO repair and FUR.
nilh latrobes, ranges furnaces 40.
sroNEMAsoNs and stonecutiors wanted.
FuRmsHED front parlor for rent
BRoApHEAD q Co., 1905 p street, between
Twelnh and Thirteenth streets.
UouvETANcEs will start for Gieunvlllo this
Afternoon.
WEstEy cHArEL sabbath. school will make
an excursion 70 Dnl's landing, Wednesday,
Juiy a.
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CITY ITEMS.

wARRENs PATENT MEAT AND VEGETABLE
CooEER.-The greatest Invention Of the age for
economy and good cooking Ia the invention Of
Captain =. y. Warren, Of tho English navy,
whore II Is In general use, as we'll as In the
United states army and navy, and by famillssto
a great extent In this country and Europe. Let
tiers and testimonials from General NJ. q. Melgs
Quartermaster General, and many other prOmI.
nent mon OF this District All Interested can
see the cooker" and obtain the same At Ham.
ilton 4 Pearson, slate mantel aud chandelier
varerOoms, Y. NJ. y. A. building, corner Ninth
nd ID streetp lW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

On Thursday last Mr.. Sidney Mcfarland, su-
peTlntendent on the part Of the District govern
ment, accompanied by MeasTs. COldWell King,
stock scales throughout the District, and sold
the exclusive right for using tho same until
July l, 1873, to the highest bidder. The sales
scales were started at SO, and knocked Oh 10 N
q. Hunter at 800 At II o'clock the Navy Yard
scales were started ut so, and knocked OF 10
CieOTEs ii. aaddls at go At 1880 o'clock tho
Centre Market scales we're started At u 900, and
knocked on TO james Holmes At " 800. At 1850
O'clock the Northern Liberty scales were started
at 900, and knookei on 70 james h9lmea AZ
started at 400, and knocked OF TO r. Il. Coax
ley at 1850 At O'Clock DrOVeTs' Rest scales
were started At 800, and Knocked OF 10 James
scales were started at tlO, and knocked OF To ID.
n IAffHFlV nj kIh
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EOR ALL KINDS or FANCY AND MILLINERY
II Goods aud NotiOua, 20 to DNVISI
SOL MATket spaas, soEnsr Of RIahih .trsst.
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The Sabbath evening services, held under the
auspices OF tho Young Mems Christian AssOoiA-
lion, are Increasing In interest and must do
murh good Tho short and pointed addresses
he stIrrinE and sOullnspiring music with the
apphrent lnternHt iolt by the young mon In the
exercises make tho meetings very attractive,
especially 10 tho multitude who do not apPre-
elato long disoOuTses To morrow evening Hon.
nj. ID. IssEEett, Commissioner Of Patents, and
d. h. Presbry, esd, are 10 make the addresses,
By the use OF slips, with the hymns printed
v2hai6 audience lola In the singing, which adds
vory much 10 tho Interest OF tho hour. One
hoar will - well spsnt Ut Lincoln hail on Sab
lth evening"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

We learn that at meeting Of the directors Of
tho above association, held last evening, the
recent death OF John Potts, chief clerk Of the
War Department, who was a member Of said
association, MF. Potts Is the hrat member this
association has lost since It's organization, and
We are happy to state that with eOmmondhblo
prOmptDoss Il has met this hrst demand upon
the treasury. MT. Potts, having iAith In The
future success and stability Of this Institution,
was prompt 10 encourage II. lie Joined the hr6l
or death class, and although the association has
been but short time Ia existence We under
stand his widow receives the gOOdly sum Of $500
or more The benefits Of such an organ EatlOn
10 employees OF the different Departments must
DO thereby clearly established, and no one with
or without q family should deprive themselves
Of such n gTatuity when the expense Il 50 very
4 rluinU
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The ThirroentL District LAborInEmeu's As
s0eIaIlsn.

The ThiTtsepth District LabOringmen'g Asso-
citation met last night at their hall on Eighth
street, between l. and NJ. Tho attendance Of
the members WA large, and considerable on.
thunAam was manifested over the prospect OF
success In the coming undertaking.
Amer the routine business had been trans
acted, during which q number Of new members
were enrolled, the association took into conslh-
eratl0n means 10 carry out the contract awarded
TO them by the Board Of Public Works, that Is
grading and paving, &C., Massachusetts, avenue,
from Ninth 70 Fourteenth streets.
A vote OF thanks 10 Hon. Arthur shepherd,
delegate from this district for his energetic ae-
ton In obtaining thiscontraet for thp association,
was passed,
The position Of Mr. II. A. Jones u trustee for
the association was declared vacant and Mr.. NJ.
Frank Kelly was appointed in hn plaoe 10 Oh
tain the sub-oOntrAct with DR.. 'Flllbert for
paving Massachusetts avenue.
David Hughes, one Of the most respectable
eolOred men Of the district, was chosen a. fore
man 70 supeTlntend the work. John W. Ham
ilt0n was chosen ~ timo-ksepeT.
Fall and proper Rrrangements' have been
made by the association 70 comm Sneo work on
Monday morning next.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

Yesterday morning dispatch was reOalVed.
from the chief Of the detective corps In PhilA-
delphla, by Ohief OlaTvOe, OF the force In this
city, which stated that q man named y. NJ. II,
binder, an agent for a sewing machine, had
stolen from Mr.. p, ShOenemhn, Of that city,
clothing valued at $40, and that he was thought
70 be In our city. The case was assigned 10 De-
tectiye COOmbs, who inside OF an hOuF returned
70 headquarters with his man, who confessed 10
being the party wanted, and he now remains at
headquarters awaiting the action Of the chief In
Philadelphia. The clothing Is all sold, but the
parties who purchased II are known TO the de-
tectiyoH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

A prominent physician Of this city yesterday
received al ettoT irOm a farmer AZ OadiE, Ohio,
In regard to professional advice, and at the same
time lnolOlod the iee-46 In the conclusion OF
his letter the farmer OF CadlE says; "If you are
a areoleyite you need not reply. l have taken
the Tribune over nineteen years, and have only
stopped It since Greeley has turned traitor. /
do not want adVico from any arOel0yits.n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

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GEO. X HERRIOK,
la90 AaW NIOnOLAB AORkk.l


Ga the petition Of bARAH BkhTHoioMEw u New
deceased, praying for the eItenslon Of a patent
granted 10 thS said Frederick n, TthopmSW % the
Water OlOaaiai
y ordered that the testimony p the oSas be oossd
On the 10th day Of hoptambof neIt that tho time Tor
hlinG aFGumAhta and ND hIGminor'a report DO lin.
ed 70 the MN dAy u beptembof pert, and that said
kH person nay opP2a9 ihls el!snsl9n,