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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-27


q 110t. Stock steady. H a0
The following the quotations of Southern secur
tiles:
IeuHcSsccO b,
Missouri SIS 81
North Carolina Gs, new. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
South Carolina 6s. new. ........................ ~
NEW YORK. July 26-Ecening.- easy at Q
a per cent. Gold very firm though quiet; sold at
114i and closed at 114s q 114 loans at g per cent
port for Tomorrow g. 650O0O the Treasury disburse
me $4,000. Custom receipts for August prom
Use to be heavy and it is believed that the treasury
ments dull and steady. State bonds dull. Stocks
more active; Northwestern with large business
to 7eA Pacific Mail is still active and sold up to TIT
Chicago, Columbus and Indiana Central in strong
demand and advanced to SGT. New York Central
advanced to 9Ss, and Rock Island to liz In the
other shares business light but the whole list closed
strong at the best figures of the day. Sterling Ex
change at 1891 "a 1885, 1t is said that about $2O00
900 cable transfers London have been sold within
two DAYS at 110& "a 110I.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

USE only Millville and Gem Fruit Jars-for
sale by KENDALL & WHITNEY. jy22-3t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-27

BY-Dr. Bennett is at the Preble House
Hours, to s A. M y to and 6 to p. NJ. jy6-t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06
THE COURTS.



BuPRsnn UounT oy ran uEITlD .BTlrEs.-
FridaH April 3, lsTa-No. u Original. Ez parts
Mar Newman o. Al. Petition loI writ Of man;
~ The court Tia. rule q show ssdss, 40, Be
granted, tsturnabie % Friday, The 10Th Inst.
No. II, original. EE Paris The Uniled States.
leave granted 70 ME motion nor writ o. mandS.
No. sS o. FSsdsSiot s,sip., ct al, Plaln,la in
eTS SI. w f e., oSTS ~ ~ Tn NJ SGn
Dick In support Of the sans, and By Me. y, W.
y. OreWs and Mr.. WIN. II. Lstoher 10 opposition
No. IsT. Tho Northwestern Union Packet
COMPANY, plaintiff IN srror,va, The Home insur.
anoe Company Of New York. The motion 70
s1ssi and ss me- SsJ.i fSsS n support
same, aud BY Mr.. Geo. W. Mcorary in opPO'i.
ny. 40: q Jalc. gst%si9, PlsintIg IL error
70 dismiss this cause was argued By Mr.. Nathan.
lsl Wilson In support OF the same, and by MIR.
II. A. Dick In opposition thereto. ,.,,,
Company, piaintlifs IN error, W. The Portland
and kennsbec Railroad Company Of o.. The
motion 70 dismiss this cause was aiguol ~ MT
M. Al. q. stsnchncld 10 opposition thereto.
No. ibp. Reuben s. Carpenter, plaintiff In o..
ror, W. Y. Montgomery st al Ihe aTgun%s men
Of This cause was continued by Mr. r. n Diok'
On counsel ipr the plaintiff In error;
Adjourned uctil Monday, al II O'Clock.
utRouIT tJounT-. /, adgs Mac ArtAur.-This cour
WAS engaged az follow yesterday -
SchnsiderVs FAlcouer. Acuon or = hoVo' WI
Dict for full amount olaimea--seH.n -. q.
CrOmlln W. Fowler. Action W inc chto |"
| damages, Verdict for defendant,
yAnlerworken Va Nailor. Motion W ne'
trial nled.
Church w. Murdoch. Motion nlcd to set asId,
shermsrhorn vs.. obOld n Msndiey. Motion Il
set aside Judgment
Cramsf vs. wsland. Case announced to b
settled
Petit a Drlpps vs.. Martin. Judgment by do
fault AMI verdict Of lnquisltlOn.
The Court announooa that It wopld set ,o,da,
for the trial Of Jury cases.
-oAnuH TO-DAY.
/ The following oasos were nxed Tor TO day
Nos ~ lJo Jff, I'll, 9ps 9op, to5, t9J, t3i, t3l
ass and $50. Adjourned.
CRIMINAL CouRr.-Thls court was engage
yesterday with the Shea-Doyle murder ease, r.
| ported 10 our local columns.
Ths grand Jury were discharged for the term
with the thanks Of the Court. Adjourned.
POLICE.
PoLioE CoURr-Judes SneiL-Tho usual 70,
tlnsof minor cafes occupied this court yesterda.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTICES OF NRw ADVHRTIsEmENTs
DIvrn SERVICES in the First Presbyterian
church Tomorrow.
Tun Minnesota sts,s Association viii meet
this evening.
A MrErlSa Of the Republican Asseeia,ion viii
he held this evening.
LATfnKR a UtEARY, auotioneers, will sell To-
day, Of 10 O'Clock, a. M, at their auction rooms,
ono hundred pairs Of new window shades.
REV. FREpERio HIrcHLET will preach TO.
morrow.
EXAMINE Robert II. Grabsm's stock Of car.
riages
AFRAME house Tor sale.
REV. d. r. LrrERMoRE will preach to.mor,
row.
SERYioEs In tho supreme Court room, CITY
Hall, tomorrow evening.
A SOLICITOR for life and hro Insurance Is
wanted.
FIVE threo-story prossed.br houses for sale.
SroRn No. go PennsylyanlA avenue 10 lease.
4 FINH farm Of 10 acres for sale
DR. EDDY will preach tomorrow.
GALL At No. p2O New York avenue, for CON.
plote riding and driving outhts.
BENJ. l.. HOOP is selling his watches, iswolsy
aud silyorware at reduced prices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06
THE sHEA-DOYLE HOMICIDE.
ACoUITrAL TnR ACCUSED
Another Days PrsosedinEs-The OharHe OF
hIurder Abandoned. AID Mrs. shes At-
Quilted Of ntausIauahter.

The case Of Maria Shea, Indicted for the mur.
last, was resumed and concluded IN the Criminal
Court Yesterday, before Chief Justice Cartier.
Several OF the children Of the accused were
brought into court with her
The defence, 10 continuation Of their evidence,
recalled l.. v. Colchazer aud Richard Turner,
who testified as TO the iracas at Mrs, Stea's
house, going over tho ground occupied on the
previous day.
Dr.. q. q. Cox testified as TO the eiioot Of preg.
nancy upon the mental condition OF women, say.
ing that the whole nervous system suffered, and
partial insanity sometimes suporVened ~ suoh
cases.
The evidence here closed,
Mr.. Harrington then laid down the following
points az the basis Of bis argument:
Mrs. shea was In the pursuit Of an unlawful
purpose in resisting the Oficers, and that 10
! that reslstance, Mrs. shea hrod tho pistol her
self; but that even u, by reasOn Of this resist
apce, tho pistol was nred accidentally, then
| Mrs Shea Is guilty Of manslanEhto
| The Chief Justice expressed his doubt OF the
! correctness Of this Wow.
Mr. Browne aud Mr.. Riddle followed Tor The
| defence and tho argument was concluded toi
| the Government by Mr. Harrington.
The chief Justice, In the courso Of his lngtrue
tons charged the Jury that if they believed thai
| the pistol was discharged accidentally during
, and that she had not intended that the plsto
. should be discharged, aud that such dlseharg'
| was against her will, then she could not Do con
yicte1 under tho Indictment
The Jury then retired, and alter an absonco o
about an hour returned verdict OF mot yullty.
Mr.. Shea was congratulated by several OF hel
, friends, and left the court hOuso.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06
JAY COOKE u CO,

General AGENTS for the District OF Columbia
VlFaisla, NOtth Caroliua' and sou'h Car
elinal
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REBUBLio,
LHWIB JOHNSON a co.,
FAINT. WASHINGTON A 90,
MIDDLETON 4 90,
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BAEK,
tnaI DMENs SAVINGS AMI rRUSr OOk
HANY. .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06

Miss vIsEIs Hsam'. New wo,k Of AT
when but few months since, IN the rotunda
OF our national Capitol, the statue Of America
martyred President was unveiled 10 the gaze Of
an admitting multitudo--in which were mingled
the high officials OF the Government, the repre-
scntatives Of tho wealth and fashion Of our
metropolitan society, the fiife from distant por-
lions Of our own and foreign lands, the lovArs
and patrons OF the hne arts, and a thronK VI
those whom tho Sage Of Monticello used 70 call
the "plaln people fame crowned with I'm.
perishable laurels the brow Of Winnie Rearn, and
Of her most enyiablo pages. Tho pure, tender.
hearted, forrest born child Of genius thus founded
as with single step, into the dazzling realm 0
| renown. Eminent statesmen eloquontly pro
claimed her triumph, while the muses. sang her
prise, and a delighted populaes cast floral offer.
the Young artist, ~ that Magnificent creation
Of her skillful hand, won for herself, entitllnE
her to rank among the CITED children Of geniua
| who have made the nineteonth century luminous
with now splendors in the galleries Of American
art
SenIS S .OasSs again ~ oSI. SJo
there 70 breathe Into the cold marble an inlonsor
warmth, and 10 start through Its veins adetpef
current o. llfoi and tho spirit Of tho Carnival"
/ impulses Of the generous soul Of the authos
While In Rome Miss Winnie llcam witnessed
The many mIrtaigl and exciting .s q q The
cent pleasures. To perpetuate The remembranoo
Of what she had seen upon the gay and fashion.
able Corso, she eonceiIed the happy Thought Of
i'The Spirit Of the Carnival" To see II Is but
u admire TO speak Of Il Is but TO praise.
The statue represents a lovely female, eH
quislto In her proportions, ohaste In her emu
lions, and Of cOuntenance radiant with smiles,
/ looking ppon the brilliant aud anlmated scenaa
q the carnival. Her head Is wreathed with beau.
/ teous flowers, while from around her neck q
/ crUes-omblem OF the faith OF ROmo-restH upon
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06

Tho Senate District Committee, at tho rcKu.
lar meeting yesterday, agreed to report hyOt.
ably on tho bill relating to the Reform school
Of the District Of Columbia, INTRODUCED 10 the
Senate by Mr.. Patterson, and referred 10 the
committee on tho 18th Of December last, after
amending the last section so a. TO withdraw the
authority to sell any portion Of the Government
farm, snd apprOpriatlng 100000 10 purchase a
new site and erect tho necessary buildings.
with this important exception, the bill, as
agreed upon, is the same As the House bill In.
trOduced by Mr. Starkveather on the 2sd Of
January last
Mr. Patterson introduced bill into the Sen
ate yesterday, which was referred 10 the Dis
triot Committee, TO amend the act amending the
act OF 1905, Incorporating the Metropolitan
Railroad Company, 80 as to cOnter upon the
said company the privilege Of extending the
railway along East Capitol street, fron Ninth
to Eleventh street east, and southwark along
aid Eleventh street to and over the bridge
crossing the Anacostia river 10 Unl0ntoun, and
also TO lay single or double track from East
Capitol street alOug Seventh street east, and
from Eleventh street east 20 y street south U
the public market, or square No. sT2; and ais
tO extend Its railways frUm the intersection o.
X street north and Connecticut avenue Aloni
said avenue to l. or NJ street north, aud alont
either Of said streets by the most direct route Z
the Intersection Of Bridge and Green or Mont
gOmery streets, Georgetown.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06
ADJUSTMENTS.



rhis UratoriO was performed last evening BY
tho Philharmonio Society, at Lincoln ball, Be
fore one Of their beet audiences. II Is notice
able fact that an oratorio performance bring
out many OF the best people VI the city, who sol
dom II ever attend the opera or theatre. The
audience last night was, almost without oNoep'
tion, made up FROM those people who look up 70
music and arc not natlsned with q melody that
tickles tho car, but seek tor something soul In.
sptrinR and this they md IN OratOrtO music,
and especially in Tho "Eiiiah" Of NIendelssohn.
Il Is Intensely dramatic throughout. Each
chorus, solo, or recitatiye, from beginning tl
end Z study Of ,sc and lr no mean Ar''
The society had 10 assist them Miss Jennie
Dusk, Of Baltimore, OF whom, were she not .
professional singer and claimed, ! s under'
stood as much pay as either Of the other artists,
We would say nothing; but, as u u, wo shall say
what We think, and that Is, that whom she IN
dertook to Interpret Mendelssohn, she as greatly
Uyorestlmated her powers as n child learning
the alphabet would 70 undertake q pu bile read.
failure.
Lorin and WOE unto them who iorsake Him
In such n manner that she was rapturously en-
UoTed, and received, as she deserved, hand.
some basket Of flowers. She has magniheenl
voice, and sings with great expression. slmp'
son and Rudolisen wore both gOod, aud We hope
to hear them again. The ohoruses we're exceed
inEly we'll rendered, and the Philharmonic
we're complImcntod by Mr.. z. 5 Gilmore, Of
Boaton Jubilee fame, who was present, tor their
tine chorus singing. The orchestra was the best
the society has over presented. We would fail
10 our duty did We not give Dr. J. Y, Caulheld,
tho conductor full credit for the truly great sue
cess Of the performance.
Mrs. Oates.
The audience Of last evening was gOod.slEs Cd
une, and appeared to enjoy the performance
Nan, the Good.for Nothlng"-tho principa
character OF which Is undertaken by Almos
every acrross Of the LottA GchoOl-was success
July presented. There Is little Of humor II
Man and what little II does possess has beer
robbed OF its interest by the frequency with
which tho play has been given. Tho Prima
Donna Of Night" followed, and the singing by
Mrs Oates, Messrs. Allen and Drew, and Tho
cnnlcalitie6 Of Crane (whO, as Poterman, oxhie
tied great powers a. n Dutch comeiiAnl wer'
enjoyed. The imitation OF Italian opera sing
log was loudly applAuded. Altogether the prir
cipal members o. the troupe did the best the
could with two rather stupid plays, though W
cannot say as much for the members OF tn
chorus, who appeared In the parlor entertain
ment Of the LAGER one, looking, 30 far rs drei
was concerned, 1nOro like cabmen than gentli
men. At the matinee this afternoon "fortt
nlo" will be given, and In tho evening "Littl
fausL'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06

4 meeting Of the committee Of hfteeu, APP.
pointed by the MOrso Memorial Association,
lied by tho election Of Mr.. Solomons as chair.
man.
IL was stated that the hall Of the House Of
Mug Of the 10th Of April for public meeting
and that ). $. Coz, u. W. Voorhees,, N. y.
Banks, J. A. Garneld, aud others had agreed
to make addresses. Ii was Rlso deteIminsd IN
invite Hon. Fernando Wood
DIR. Stanlbury offered a sorles OF resolutions
inviting tho municipal authorities OF the cities
aud towns OF the United States to call meetings
Of similar character on tho same evening.
The committee then adjourned TO meet Mon.
/ day, "wednesday and Friday afternoons next.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06

Quite an assemblAge Of gentlemen were In
attendance last evening at the leoture-TOOm Of
the National Law University, corner OF Firth
and 4 streets northwest, TO listen To lecture on
the above subject by Colonel I. 3. Tiehenor,
chief Of tho lugfterinnitors division OF the
Third Auditors once. The lecturer, from his
early expcrien8 as pioneer In California, was
enabled to deliver most exhaustive and elAbo-
rate description Of tho modes and manners by
which the miners Of early times adJudicatod tho
many conflicting questions arising out Of the
peculiar condition Of affairs existing In the carly
settlement Of the Pacific coast.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06
New $50 Gold Loan
or THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co,
secured by First Mortgage on Railroad and
Land Grant,
sApEi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JAY COOKE & co.

,.,., an.
onf Iof SAFE " PSI Aos.e .h ~
first hortsage Lsnd Grant Goid bends OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad ComptnJ. IheJ are
free from United states tan, and are Issued Of
the following denominationsi Coupous, 800,
$500 and $1,000, registered, 400, $500,
ti.0O0, 81, 900 and $4,000.
with the sans entire soaadsass with which us CON
neoded Government bonds 10 apiAllss and peopleve
now, after the fullest Investigation, recommend the
Northern Pacific Railroad bonds 10 friends and the
general pablo.
GOLD PAYMENT.
aotl p,,uap.l ana iut.r..t an. paxsbl. In American
.od oolp. !, m, enc. o. J.y oooie o., new Yors
n. pr,DoIp.l :, n. End Of 10 ye.r, and N. IN
~, ~. ID. a. ..,.r ,nd thr.. t.nth, ne, o.n,
,,r .upum) b.lt,..rly. ar.t Of Jsnusry and July.
| n,,nvyc.r 49, rA -,
...s,,.s =. a., "a 81, ,,.,..... =. Il, IN,
....,- 20 80. :, ~. uo-,s.-- p.s,ao p.i,,n.A
gS.. 80 ~, ..'s.... M. ..,.,,.,.., !, m.
oos ~ "1~A " - - -.
"I', Mn. =, NJ. I'M ..n,..
- n~na,s.. "a =, - .,'a,,,-..,.
-. T,s.,...s - =. &c.,.
$500 - .rs,- -, .-.,--,,,..., -,
nns =, --,-', s-.,. \, =, - -.
~ 800 ~
r"u na - - - ~ ~
neAouios NshV io'V ms. ou 49, ~ " ~
uAos' snd ei.enuins N pr-u is''.S $500 ~
hota Montan. Id.ho Or.roa and Washington, Ia
Il Purs, sound
WhIls n, C,oy.mm,nt do.s not dlr.otiy su.r.nts,
me oonds OF me hoAn mus amp1 pro'iusa iot tne'
ian and prompt pAJmsnt P an anre.sr'sd grant o.
mno, ue most 'AiuNpi" ''"' 0oaie'sa upo" s'''
aAuonA improvements
| THK M0RToAOE--rno Trustees under the Mort
GAGE arc Mos.rs jar Cooke, Of PhilAdslphiA, and .
Edsar Thomson. President Of the Psunayivania Gen
trail Railroad Company ThsJ will directly and per
uAnsnty Represent the interest Of the Rirst MortsaE
bond holders and are required 10 sss that the ,Vos.
Iaad sales are used In PsreAasas and eaaesiiss n
bOHas Of ne oDuPaSv u thsy can be bought before mi
tuTiy At not more than 10 per cent prsniumi other
wise the Trustees are 70 invest the proceeds Of Ian,
sAlss In United States Bonds or Real KstNiS MortKaEs
for the further sseuri1 Of Northern Pacific bond
| hoidsra Ala. thaa thav haVa al ali tlmOI In th0l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06

UNITED sTAJEs PATENT eFtIio oi,Lb II. ian.
On the petition Of y AhuTTE bAuTg' q ithAse
New York, ldminisiralit1 o. oeoIge ~ bmlth, as,
70 ths I'D deorIs A. Smith on the ggh day % Jsls
ia6i, and rel.saed o. tI lth az * pseenDef' iss
s cat NJ S.ll@snS n thS e.sa ss slssst
on The ieh d.y o. JaIre Nj thAs We ti' z.
isallsd 10 pc llh dsy II 1sHe PgIs, Ana tAAt Ak
ny ,s.s ~ ~ Spness IL u srfosssh.
spffh5W HD, LRddEfT, oo1IuiIGIenSIl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06

Don ArTHHTIoN WAS CALLED to-day by
Mosars Harvey d Holden, corner Of Eleventh
street and Pennbylvania avenue, 70 some Bour.
bon and re whiskies, from The celebrated house
without doubt, superb old Whisklos They were
received BY MessrL Harvey Holden direct
from Louisville, IN large doublo-oased paokageu.
tho attention and examination Of all liquor con-
nOlsSsurs, and will we'll repay visit 70 this
favorlto and complete eStablishmont
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06

THuRsroH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder 10 The
best Dsntrinoe In use. u keeps tho Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy,
JouvHN's InodOrous KID Glove Cleaner Il nj
superior 70 anythlng known,
THoMFsoH's Pomade optlme 10 exquisite. II
softons, beAutinSs, and strengthens the hair.
All for sale BY Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06

The funeral OF woliord 7. Stone, late lureman
late residence on y street southwest yesterday
afternoon at 0 o'clock, Rev. U. y. Meador ON.
olaling. A detail OF the members Of the several
chief engineers, aud Commissioners Booker,
McDeyitt and smith also attended.
The remains were inferred In the ConErel.
siOnal cemetery.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06
Marine f.rodurts,

Inspector General dateheli reports tho arrival
aud sale Of marine products ss follows:-Sloop
4. A. Baker, 100 bushels Peyankotank oystsrs,
small, 20 cents; largo, 10 cents. Schooner J,
large, selling At ei.25. Tug boat Ariel, 500 shad
sid at tO per hundIodi AO00 herring, sold As On
por m; % rock nsh, sold At Is cents each. SO /
Charlie 1000 herring, sold At sio per mi Los
nsh, sold At - cents each; % punches mtxed
hsh sold at 10 cents per bun,h. SloOp Reindeer
e01 shad, sold at els per hundred. Steamer p fno,
william, 90 punches herring, sOld at Is cent? POI
bunch. Steamer Vanderbilt, 100 lunches mixed
fish, sold At II cents per bunch; l36 bunohea her
ring, sold At 10 cents por bunehi 80 Bhnd, Hols
cents per bunch; 500 shad, sold at from tikto y
eli per hundred. Condemned, 400 bunehes d
catfish, belonging 10 James Skidmore.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06
A Denial.

In the Aifidavit Of James Dobson, preSentOd 10
the Senate committee q few days ago, AZ hAyinE
giVen him (D0bson) " to vote for Mr.. N. q.
Ordway, sends a letter 10 the REPUBLICAN
opposed TO tho election OF Mr.. Ordway and does
not know the atfiant. Hois, OF course, given the
beneht of his denial
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06
AuctIon aaIe, To-DnyJ

Green and williams viii continue this morn
ing and evening the great bankruptcy sale Of
dry goods, sc.
LRlimsr and Cleary will sell, at their auction
rooms at 10 o'clock, household and Kitchen
furniture
Also, al same place, at u o'clock, hns seize
tion Of chToIlVs.
Also, at sauis time and place, nns collection
Of Japanese goods.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06

The religious services held In Lincoln hall,
on Sabbath afternoons, have become a popular
place Of resort Tor . large number other Of
residents or strangers In our city. Tomorrow
Dr. Chester, Of CincInnAti, and uoV Stevenson,
OF Kentucky, arc among the speakers. Tho
short addresses, with hearty singing, unite "a
make the exercises exceedingly Interesting.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06

The greatest local sensation Is the auction
sale OF an Immense consignment OF over tl60, 900
worth OF elegant foreign and domestic dry goods,
which 10 now being sold daily by Green & vii.
llams, At their place, corner Of ID aud Seventh
streets. AZ this entire stock must be closed out
peremptoriiy Tor the benefit Of creditors II oilers
dealers and OtheTS Inducements OF most at
traetlye character.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06
Th,Unrbnr I,o,,n,I.,Ion

The commission 10 inspect the river front did
not meet yesterday, Us was announced, owing TO
the observations now boing made by the coast
survey not being completed. The commission
will meet at the Governors ONCE Tuesday morn.
ing next when the result OF the survey will DO
press nted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06

A consultation between the members Of the
Concrete Paving Commission was held yester.
day morning al the Arlington hotsl, ut which
there was q general discussion Of the whole Bys-
TEN Of paving. The 4astiDg was Informal and
no de hnite conclusions Nere made.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06

Yesterday morning Michael MoCarty q Ia.
boror employed In the tunnel Of the baltimore
aud Potcmac railroad, was run over by a com
struetiOn car, and had bis right Log % badly
crushed that It will probably require amputG-
tlon. He was attended, by DR., Mccoy aud 70.
moved TO Proyidenoo hospital
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06

II. EUGENE BROoKE, No. sos Eighth street
will remove In q lew days 10 the Prescott house
corner Thirteenth street and PennsylyAnla ave
uue, not having sufficient room In his old quar-
| teTs 10 transact the rapidly growing business o
II Shit A 10
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06

Tue PATENT FAsHIoNED DRAwER Is = de-
oided Improvement on all other makes. 1t en-
suTes a perfect nt, and assists IN no small de.
gree the set OF pantalO0ns. Our experience Ms
tailOTs warrants US 10 asserting that they are
Indispensable to secure comfort and perfect M.
A. SAKs Co, ClOthlers and TAilors,
ana Sby0nth street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06

FoR FTNE HARNESS, OF all kinds and styleS
go 70 the long established and OnteTprising tni
Of LutI Il Bro, t01 Pennsylyania avenue, next
10 tho National hotel Their stock Of trunks ls
full, and those Wlshing 10 purchase should 81 70
IAltE 4 Bro, a cail
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06
CITY ITEMS.

TuE cheapest place In Washington to buy
Wallpaper, and have pAperhApging and up
holsiSry work done Is OF rubmAn'S, AIS Mint
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