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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-13


PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.
Flour firm superfne, SO to $50 extras, So
75 to SG.25 extra family, SS.25G9. Wheat firm,
new red. Sl.7G01. 10 old 81 80. Corn better
yellow, $62GG3 mixed. GG 5c white. H. Oats
steady white, 45CD46c mixed. 446D4j. Mess
pork, S1400@14.25. Cotton, 22@22$Ic Whis-
key, unchanged. Gold, 115js.
In the Barnard Impeachment trial at Saratoga
yesterday, Judge Pratt open the argument for
the prosecution in a lengthy speech.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-08
.lINTERESANTISIMO
PARA Los SENORES HACENDAD0S.

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S COPIA DE LA CARTA A QUE NOS REFERENCES
.asgg GNdnca agosto II de 1872.
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Caietiias dc 70 cigarrillos papel orozur blaneo,
Cajas por y tomando $ 81 cajas.
Id de 25 id. id. id. 81 por 8 y id. id; 4 SS
Id de SO id. id. id. % por Y id. id. . 5 4 S5.
ii. de 10 id. gruesos id. % por S id: id. S5
Pieadura prensada en- paquetes de 1b 20 cts
ii. en- paquetes sin prensar 6 so cts.
Id. suelta del pals Is cts.
gTABACOs ELABORADOS.
Imperiales ell mil 5 Is.
Regalias BritAnicas id. 80.
Canones rayados id. & 8 80.
Regalia Imperial id. 80.
til sobre-rnnsa id. & & 30
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GRAN BARATILLO.


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-08
lTINERARIO'
SEGONDO VIAJE MENSUAL.
LLEGADA. SALIDA,
PRIMER YIAJE MENEUAL
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. EU NJ. Is.

En- eacnditoy auigu esl
classes ypuios
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-08

Conchas id 4 $3J.
Regalia de conchas i'd $3.50
Conclitas id. s 25.
Breva. i'd 8 30
Id cilindradas superior i'd. 6$4O
L6ndres id. 25
Regalia clindrsdas en- paquetes de 12ld & 8 20.l
AIitlar bueno i'd. i'd 16 id. & Is.
Millar i'd 2Old. 6 5 10.
Id redonGo id. id. id. 10.
NOTA.-El precio del cigarrillo no varfa .por-
que el papel emploado sea de hilo de algodon.
En- este establecimiento hay conRtantemente
un buen surtido de papel de hi-o las meiores ia
bricas do EsnaTIa
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COMP ANA REAL DE VAPORES CORREN INGLESBS

S. NIB
; u, EUROPA PUERTOs.
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RETORNO.
CONSIGNATARIOS.

Eabana Jose Ba6-Nue- Plata Gnebra Hermano- Maya
yias Vanova, hermano gueN Sr D Tomas Toosa-Agua
compGibaa Valado, da Sres Silva Ferrer comp
Sre Pc Puerto Rico Ses B. Borras
eada PUG comp-Cuba Sres mano-Sanh6mas Ses F.
Cuza Casanovas comp-Puerto decoa comp
NOTAs Fl vpor esaa aacado muelede Luz donde recb
M arga para Santh6ma Puerto Rico Aguad MayagGez Puerto
los da a. 25 26 Cuba Booa Gbara los das 2S 30
para Nueyitas 80 81 haa las doce de este dtmo dia
fin que vapor pueda r hora enalad los
eo cgado seryran mandar satacer los pasaes etes
consgnaa de las doce del d de sada
nores pasaeros poveera de los bees correspondence
impondra onsignao ca de los O6cios mum
Is, esquna 4 Luz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-08

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liza ma p1tda bacode la Haban deIsmeor maras
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tINGLATERRA Y FRANCIA,
$217 SO S 175. S 15O
/, HABANA D1REcro.

nC $40 aCa $2 soneGS $50 ga $B ga casa
EtOspe onenp la anne la CMmpala
eexp pS m manopaal los
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de- 1santad
nIsias
1"S opledetk a tedelaCo
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Empresa esabecer Inca de entire puerto
anh6mas coreponden ha dpuesto
JOSE de primer vae menua guente
IDA.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


Al, Fr,r,p, frho i.,,r. I.at.a d.t,..,t,r
Mr. bDifOR' Inc large indian ueleBauOh
now in our city, and the many vital interests in.
voiyod In our fiovernmont's poiIov to,rard thu
49,. ,.i,..s -, -, . so''.y = ,',,'..,...
lnulhh ulDoS' WIN uusI tehuet the lVHV"'hk
remarks OF Interest 10 your readers
have long entertained dean svmpathy in
A.. -. f IA. ,,..,,tt.. ~, .,.',.',,, ,,.,,,t.
'no law VI tu'' P'0uhat anu unhaPpy Poop'o'
and have been earnestly impressed both With
TIM profound vIsdom and broad spirIt of Chris
~. .,,.,.t,., ,,,..,,,--,-, -, ~. =, ..-....,,
uah nuusu''y meui'os'eu ny Our uo'eInnon'
IN lts recent adoption Of what 10 known a. the
new indian policy" And yol, midst frankly
-. az = .,,,,,h,. ,,,t.,. =. - -, ,..1t,.,
oonlos' !" my nuuno'o op'ulou w VI nuy 'aiu i''
that am by no means In favor OF q mere thilk.
and. water, suRar.plum policy IN our treatment
AZ Tho Indians I h.Ii.y. ina, % .bouId ungbt
~ dsyiI Win ms |" bniiovS ihsI Inn IN.
sIS g 1nIsn IL To- las, ~ IN ass soSis 10
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

Too many children run over. Let drivers 10
little moro careful.
The Twelfth district always was slow. They
have only two candidates In the held.
II Is stated on good authority that 10 Parker
will be home on Monday.
The front Of the Chesapeake is halt and half.
who Is to blnme2
The registration Of tho voters Of the Twenty.
nrst district took place yesterday, and resulted
as follows white, 327; colored, 2es-total, sos.
The resignation Of ,. NJ. CLARK, special super,
lntendent under the Board Of Public Works, has
been accepted.
Mr.. u. 3. Buxton, doorkeoper OF the House Of
Representatives, has Just returned to the city
anor al EXTENDED tour East and North. lie
was welcomed back by his host OF friends.
A now place: ANY person having business
with the SergelnLat Arms will call at the oifice
Of the Washington Market COmplny.'-Sign
On the door OF Mr.. OrdWay's Capitol ROOM.
Rev. q. W. Dsnlson threatens to sue the
Douglass brothers, OF tho Nci1 NdiiOHdi Era, In
order to prove his good character. The brothers
don't scare worth a cent.
Mr.. II. V. O'COnnOr, formerly editor Of the
RErUnLICAN, at present attached TO the New
York HeTuid, was In town yesterday en- route to
Mexico. lie Is In his usual excellent health.
A steam roller passed up FOur.and "a half
street yesterday, and for the hrst time In the
history OF Columbia building there were no
wagons In front Of the doors
The Chicago Mail calmly remarks: THE In.
telllgent cUmpOsliOr on a morning paper who
set up the OFpheus Club, OF this city, as The
Chicago Orphans Club left the Oitco this morn
ing 10 front Of q club in the hands Of the fore
man." BE careful, boys.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

Towards the end Of tho nineteenth century
there will be sent to Arabia number Of manu-.
scripts 10 excellent condition and In clear char
acters. Learned mAgl Of tho East will at first
DO impressed with the fact that the most impOr.
tAnt secrets Of Secretary Fish's administration
Of the State Department are about to be made
known to the world on account Of tho careless
ness Of one or more Of his principal clerks, but
minute inspection Of these manuscripts will dis
close tho fact that they are nothing more than
the bills Of merchandise Of enteTprising mer-
chants Of thoi city Of Washington, and when
they are published all the world will know that
]. Becker Il Co., 36l Pennsylvania avenue, wero
selling In the TALL season OF 1879 the best and
apparel to be found In tho national capital, and
the manuscripts will also reveal the fact that
they purchased their goods before tho great rise
In wOulons, cassimeros, &c, and on that account
that they are aifording Inducements to pur.
chasers that cannot DO egualed. We advise all
our friends TO step Into Becker X Co.'S, and to
sec these things for Themselves.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRs

SaIFMENT OF FLoUR.-Tho steamer L. q.
500 barrels Of -four.
yesterday 1000 bushels Of wheat ~ bushels Of
corn and 70 barrels Of choice extra Hour.
SALEs.-The sales yesterday were 900 bushels
Of prime wheat at u vei 900 bushels Of EoOd at
tl.si
The receipts OF tho Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company for the week ending Septem-
beT II, 1s72, were; Cumberland, ID, ST3.3S;
Georgetown, $1,000; Hancock, tBl.5J; Williams.
port, s3i.25-totAl, Es,O6O,l3.
REPUBLICAN NOM NATIoN.-At tho primary
election for candidate for tho House Of Dele.
gates, held In the Fourth district yesterday, the
vote resulted as 70 flows! John r. Cox, 20; Col.
Inns Crus0r, 5, and WIN. Decide, I. So Mr.. Cox
Is once more the candidate.
TUE RIvER.-ArrIyod, schOoners ANA nda,
IRON Norfolk, with 10000 ieet OF lOlst Tor the
reform school; Maid Of the Mist, from Norfolk,
libbey; CLARA Boil, from Portsmouth, with
5000 feet VI yellow pine Tor tho same tirmi
William Henry, from Alexandria, with 100
bushels Of wheat, aud Margaret Ella, from the
Same place, with 1900 bushels Of wheat for
Hartley Il bro.
Tue Goal TRADE-Tho receipts and ship.
mentH Of the different coal companies this week
are as follows Borden Mining Company, 70,
colpts ], 500 and shipments ., 500 tonsj AgneW's
wharf receipts 1900 and shipments 1, 500 tons
Rays docks, recslpis ,loi and shipments T,OT2
tons; Consolidation Company, receipts Z, ll6 and
shipments y, 700 tons The present has been tho
busiest week OF the season along the coal
WhAryes. The stock on hand Is very low, and
many OF the whaTyes are entirely clear. Goal
vessels are arriving freely, and heet Of thirty
sail, many Of them loaded with merchandise for
District merchants and street contractors ma
teTlAls, Is reported down the river.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

The following sensational narrative appears
In French newspaper of the 5th lnstanti IN.
GulllAume was, two days ago, married 10 u
young and pretty woman, with whom he was
deeply In love. In the evening, after modest
wedding repast, the newly-marrled couple re-
tired TO their domlclle In the Rue MOnge,
when, happy to find themselves alone, they
talked together, until late hour, OF the past,
and Of the future which seemed TO smile upon
them. While converting, their lamp went
out; and the young couple went TO sleep
without relighliBg Il. They were suddenly
awakened by noise ct the door just as day
light was commencing, and they saw an un-
known Individual advancing In threatening
altitude towards their bed. i knew It, he
cried In q terrible voice, aud, drawing dag
ger from his pocket the stranger commenced
terrible onslaught on tue pair. \ desperate
struggle Cnsued, the consequence OF which
might have been fatal but for the Interior
ence Of other dodgers In the house, who were
alarmed by tho disturbance. VI. Gulllaume
was discovered lying on the floor, pierced
with seven wounds two Of which weru sorl-
Ousi while Ills wife lay by his side, also In a
state Of insensibillty, though fortunately I'M
hurt. The bride aud bridegroom, II was dis
covered subsequently, had cCen the victims
OF most unfortunate mistake. VI. C., u
lOdgeT In the house, who occupied an apart
ment similar TO that Of NJ. GulllRume, but
situated In the story above, had made mis-
take In coming home, and thought that he
had surprised Ills wife In the act Of inadellty.
The man had been, II was said, INDUCING In
cOplous llbatlOns during the evening, and TO
this his unfortunate error Is ~ be attributed
VI. c was arrested at once, and hopes arc
entertained that NJ. Guillaumos life may DO
saved.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

The regular meeting Of this board was held
at their rooms In the Columbia building, on -Four
nnd-a-half street, last night, the president S. 5.
Baker. in the chair, and II. ID. Blrtloy seore.
taTy. Several bills were presented and referred
to the various committees Other5 were reported
upon tayOrably, and ordered to be paid.
Mr. NcDovitt, from the committee on appara.
tus, said that the truck for the company would
soon DO ready for service. He also reported that
no had Investigated the bill Of Dr. Smith, for
veterinary services and found that the work
had been ordered, and recommended that the
bill he paid. Adopted.
Unfinished business being called, tho bill Of
IL. r. Searle for S2J5 for drawings and specl.
ncatiOns for q new enginehOuse was taken up,
and the committee on bulldogs were instructed
to investigate tho alleged cXOrbltancy Of the
bill.
MIR. smith moved that committee OF three
he appointed to take into consideration the sub,
icct 81 unliOTming the department, which was
adopted. MessTs Smith, McDeyitt and the
chief engineer were appointed as the committee
by the Chair. The board then adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

The Site Of the New JRll-1IoeIinE Of the
BSRJd Of Commission sFsL'rhe New Jail to
be Located on tho Washington Asylum
ReaarvaIIon

The Site Of the New JRil-1IeelIhE Of the
BoRJd Of CommlssionsFs-The New Jail TO
DO Located on tho Washington Asylum
Reservation,
The commission approved by Congress 10 hx
the site Of new jail for the District Of COlum.
biA met at tho Department Of tho Interior yes.
terday. There were present, the Secretary Of
the Interior, (DelAnO,) the Governor Of the Dis
trlct Of Columbia, III. d. COoke) and the Ohlof
Justice Of tho District OF Columbia, ID. X.
Aftsr full conference on the subject tho fol-
lowing action was agreed upon:
Whereas the Attorney General Of the United
states has rendered an opinion TO the effect that
this board has not power under tho act OF Con
gress approved June l, ls72, TO purchase a site
tor the new Jail provided for herein or 10 locate
such jail elsewhere than upon sOmo Government
reservation In this cityj therefore,
Re5oirrd, That the lAll provided for In said act
Of June I, 1877, shall Oe, and tho same Is here
by, located upon the northern portion OF the
public reservation known as reservation No. 10,
situate on tho western bank OF the Eastern
branch Of the Potomac river in this city, and
bounded on the north by u street south, west by
Nineteenth street east south by q street SOUTH
such location to embrace tract OF ground front
ing four hundred foot on Nineteenth street east,
and extending oastwardly along street south
70 said Eastern branch.
ReIOlUed, That tho Secretary Of tho Interior
DO, and no is hereby, requested and authorized
10 transmit an attested copy Of these resolutions
paTtment, ana TO request him to prepare, with
the least possible delay, proper plans and speel
toatlOns for the erection on the Aforesaid sight
OF suitable Jail, as contemplated by said act OF
Congress OF June l, 1874
ReyOiUcd, That before any action Is taken Ia
the Erection Of said JAIL the plans and speoihca-
lions therefor prepared by said supervising ar
ehlteot shall have been submitted and approved
by this board.
The commission will meet in lew weeks for
further action,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21
ANIUSEys ENTH.


The Theatre ComIdpe.
This Saturday evening will be gala one at
the Theatre Uomiquo. Tho full strength OF the
company will be presented, and In an ndmlra-
blo programme, Including "Dodglng for a
WIFE," m artistic Highland Fling" BY Emily
smith, n banjo obligato aud sayings by Miss
Sallle Apt, double song and dance Dy the Dol.
lyor Brothors and tho beautiful ballet Of the
Peasants. Then, after that, Viola Olifton will
appear In her approximations with songs anil
dances "Tho French Dancing Master" viii
create amusement, and the dog family, as Illus
trlous among dogs as tho Adams or Blair family
among humans, will cause wonder aud delight
aud the whole will cOnclude with "No Wilkins,
20 Lord and We Dinah," Next woek Sanford's
Uncle Tom, the Dolby brothers, Bell Celeste
and q. Matthews.
Metz opolItnn Variety Theatre.
Manager HenEs Is making most cOmmenda-
bic Efforts to please his patrons. The Variety
Theatre was never more popular than now, and
due praise Ia given where 1t belongs. This even
Ing an extra good performance will be given,
and We trust those who love variety VI good
things will DO present TO enjoy II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

Hos. wM. d. KELLEY writes a letter from
away out In Wyoming Territory, accepting tho
nomination for Congress, unanimously rendered
him by the Republican electors Of the Fourth
district The letter iS rspletO with practical,
solid arguments for the reelection Of President
GTant-arguments Of the kind which have made
his tariff speech In the House 80 eloquent and
invinolble. The judge Is to he sent back, VIII.
tually without opposition, to the scat which
no has hllsd Tor so many successive terms with
distinguished honor both to himself and tho
Commonwealth. Philadelphia PTrSH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

4 SWEDISH NORM Polar ENrEDITIuN
left TrOmsoe, iu Norway, On the 18th Of July,
under Professor SOrd0nSklOld. Tho eXpe-
dlLlon Is TO winter on the northernmOst islets
Of Bpitzbergen, known as the Seven Isles,
whence by the aid Of reindeer sleages an over
Ice journey pOleward will be essRyed. The
expedition Is accompanied by u brig, which
carries a bOuse complete for the use OF the
party In winter while at the Seven Isles. Tho
party Is supplied with provisions for two
years, three boats for ice travelling, Ave rein.
deer dogs to assist the Lapps In managing the
reindeer, and hnG set Of scientific instru-
from, was leaving the last civilized settle
ment In Greenland, aud 1t Is within the
bounds OF possibility that the two expeditions
from two such distant points may be brought
together.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

In tho Police Court yesterday morning there
was a large assemblage Of persons, anxious TO
listen TO the sworn testimony In the diamond
ring case, full particulars Of which were given
In yesterdays REPUBLICAN, All tho other
cases on the docket were tried and disposed u
prosecuting attorney, disappointed his audience
by Informing them that the affair had been am-
Icably arranged, tho lady agreeing TO return
the ring and the gent declining to prosecute. A
nOHe prOsegut was therefore entered, and tho
ring returned to James Riley.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21
pnIIilE

POLICE COURT-Judgs MIii'-In this court
yesterday tho following cases were disposed Of
Amelia Herbert, assault on hTs Oberheim;
with Otfcef; fined $40. Spider brown, assault
on Henry Stevenson hned 80 and costs. WIN.
Saunders, assault on Henry YOgleT; %. ClAr,
enee johnson, larceny OF martlngAlei ".
Military Jones, assault on ROsanA Dixon; ~
and COSTS. freddy" Weloh, assault on his wife,
Mr. Gloss asked that the prisoner be held and
Richard Campbell, assault on Thomas Jefferson
500 to keep the peace, Henry Piper stealing
a lot Of rope worth tlOi fnod $50.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21
BOARD or HEALTH.

TNFWWTE OF IIEV IENINIIN WII'NEs
A regular meeting Of the Board VI Health was
held last night, tho president, DR.. q. q, Cox, In
the chair; and DR.. ID. W. Bliss secretary
Mr. Marbury, from the finance committee
presented several bills; which were ordered to
be paid.
The health officer reported q cases Of small
pOx as having been reported TO him during the
month Of July, and for the month Of August q.
Also reported the number Of nuisAnces for the
week ending September Il as follows: alleys, 80;
areas 81 cellars 1; drains, Is; factories, ?; gar
bage, u; cutters, III hOH-pens, IL houses, .;
slaughter. houses, Q; lots, .; manure, 70; water
pipes, .; ponds, 6; prlyies, 81; pumps, 81 sewers,
o. horse stables, 10; COW stables, Q. The NUN.
Der OF dead animals removed In this time was IS.
The number Of nulsaneos abated In the same
period was $50.
After the transaction Of the usual routine
business tho board adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

The National savings Ban
JFnor ul New York avenue and Fifteenth
street, pays per cent on deposits
Banking liOuTs-g ~ 4, Saturday, TO land
0 to s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

by reference 10 another column Il will be seen
that outstanding tho fact that most Of the
places Of worship will 10 opened tomorrow
evening" the services held In lincoln hall, un.
der the auspices Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, will be continued for the present.
This service is especially pleasant for those who
would spend fow moments or . whole hour In
q place Of worship. short addresses and rood
music hll up the hour prohtably as well as
pleasantly,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21
THE COURTS.
CIVIL

SPECIAL TERh-Judgehump hTCyg.-Thls court
was engaged as follows yesterday:
ffayser vs.. Mulllken ct al. Order Of con.
diuOnal ratification OF trustees sale.
Matlngly VS.. District OF Columbia The
argument 10 this case was continued but not
concluded.
Equity OoURr-Lano vs.. Lane. On Tues.
day last II was ordered that Susan NJ. ThuTloW
should answer such questions As were PROFOUND.
ed 10 hoT by the delendants counsel.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock, a lad
residing on Twenty. third street, between II and
streets, while attempting TO get on street.
car at the corner Vi Twenty street and Penn
sylyania avenue, his foot slipped and fell be-
meath the car, one OF the wheels passing over bis
body and crushing the breast bone. lie was
taken to MCLean's store, where medical at
tendance was rendered, after which no was con.
yeyod home. II Is thought he cannot survive
the Injury.
About $50 o'clock yesterday a little girl,
named Agnes wilkins, fell from stone wagon,
and the wheels OF tho same passed over her
body and inflicted serious injuries. She was
conveyed 10 her home on street, near Twenty
third street, and medical assistance was rem
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

This afternoon the Marine band will no ID
their usual Saturday concert on the grounds
south OF tho Executive Mansion, This follow.
Ing Is the programme: Overture, Diohter and
Hnuor. Suppe; selections from Sluillan Nrspors,
Nerll; Introduction and wali8cs, NWlIrryi prt.
IOurl from Der FroischultE, Wchcr, polka,
hNlRhtInglle," special request; La Fieur dc
Thee" soTenhle, LequOC; waltz, 20 hnO Ma
men," Heinickc; National airs. Dom msnolng
At O'Clock. II Is probable that tho Indians
will be at the music this evening"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

Rev. W. W. Ingersoll will, on the hrst sun.
day In next month, take charge a. pastor Of the
Second Baptist church. corner Of Virginia ave
nue. and Fourth street east. The new minister
Is fram youngstown, Uhlo, whore he has been
In charge Of church for several yoars. Since
the death Of Rev. Mr.. Warren the pulpit Of the
Second baptist church has been ably hlloI by
Prof Shuto, Of Columbian College.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

Arrivals from Norfolk by steamer Lady Of the
Lake, 4pj bushels Of oysters; COLUMBIA, 3e3
bushels; Express, 2l3 bushels; sailing vessels,
l.75r bushels; total, 1870 bushels. Tho quantity
Of Oy sters on sale at the wharf this week is much
larger than the corresponding week OF last year.
Nine hundred. and eighty punches OF snail nah
arrived, OF which "a punches were condemned;
JOi bushels Of oysters were also condemned.