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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

lazy correspondent desires To know II there
are only two hundred Christian workers in
Washington, and II It Is the intention Of the
managers Of the Young Mems Christian AssO.
citation TO limit the humber to that amount
Also, why the large hall cannot DO used for
Christian purposes Is well as for money, 90 that
those who desire 10 hear the lectures can have
an opportunity TO do SO2
And why 10 II necessary TO have two door.
keepers, short one who 10 gentleman and
tall one whose practical Christianity appears TO
be about equal 10 his pOlitenessl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

The hne audience room Of the Mount Vernon
church was crowded last night with an appre'
olatiys audience, which had gathered 70 listen 70
concert given by the pupils o. the Rustic
Baltimore, and the Mount Vernon school, mum
boring altogether two hundred voices. The pro
Eramme was we'll arranged end admirably eN-
we'll rendered. The Trinity school was led BY
the wellknown Mr., JEFF. Magrudor, and tho
Washington school by Professor Dapiels, The
proceeds we're handed over 70 the Virginia
school, quite a handsome sum being netted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

For some days past considerable Improvement
has been going on In tho vicinity OF the Long
bridge. The railroad company have had the
railing and such portions OF the wood work OF
the bridge as have been dressed to a smooth
surface, neatly painted, Above tho bridge MIR
John Gibson has constructed new wharf ex.
tending into tho channel from the AbutmeDt
wall AZ landing for cord wood, building stone,
bnek ana other heavy material. This wharf
70 Fourteenth street, which Is being graded
preparatory TO the laying Of a substantial pave.
ment OF stone w hen tho street Is cOmpleted
siderable travel to tho bridge and river front,
also allow additional facilities for hauling brick
the river.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

AZ the hith annual meeting OF the West End
building Association, on Thursday evening, tn,
following Officers were elected! John Cool
John u. TgrtOn, treasurer; W. II. WetEel go
fetAfy, and and Wolf NoTdinger, AuguEF9Tl-
mem, Michael Willis, George RhlnehaFt,a l..
thompson and W. u. SerTin, diroetOrS Ihlr;
thirty per cent the minimum rate
AT mo twelfth meeting OF the UePfal Build.
Ing Association tOrty'seyen SHARE were ad.
Yaneed on at fOTty.hys per cent.
AT the hith meeting Of the Harnony Ass0ola-
ton fourteen shares were Adyaned on Al my
one and half per cent.
At the twenty fourth monthly meeting OF The
Merchants and Mechanics building AtsOcla-
ton thlrty-sik shares were advanced upon at
iOriy'ono and half per cens
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

OPP FELLowS HALkkvrrru STREET,
MONDAY. oOToBER >,
AND KVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK..
MATINEE ON SATURDAY,
wy AN,
THE WlzAED AND vENTRILOQUIST,
10 new lbd wonderful feAts Of mAGie.
A Lads GOLD WAfUH Civ Awy At the ooss
81 sseh psrfoImApoe, btsid6s Silver Watches, Table
hsth Din Goods fancy Good, and present for syoTI
purchaser Of an admission ticket,
NO BLANKS.
ADMISSION, 10 CENTR.
Door open At o'oloot to commence al =. oe51
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
Tho steamer ARROW, Captain FRANK HoIIInEu.
head having been rebuilt and entirely Tehtad b. her
present owner, will leave her wharf,
root or SEVENTH bTRBKT,
DAILY, GundsIs EIeepteJ,) AT 10 O'CLOCK,
FOR MOUNT VERNON,
STEs Tomb al WLAhiI Eton.l and lnisImediAtS
isSo$@ Gen. suSf steamer ArTow.
RARLOw's GALLERY OF FIrk AkTr
Renewed Trsn No. Io3B 10 Ne. IYaB FrBs-
SylVhnia aVssas,
On free exhibition and Tor ssls large oolIsstIon o
OnPaintinRp, KngfaVibGa, THRONES, BronSes CIFTiuA
btan4r, rare OhlnAl also, choice stock o. roroelIl
.NBARIsOW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

Mr.. Phillips has been Instructed that In the
improvements around the public printing oifioe
10 see that no hlndrance occurs TO the tTansac-
tion Of business connected with the once. II
the sewer should DO commenced on North Capi.
t0l street, in this square, the dirt Is to DO thrown
on the east side Of the street, and the places In
front Of tho omoO lett free; but 1t Is thought It
will p.s be necessary to cut up that square this
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

Tho music at tn Presidents grounds this Of.
tsrnOOn sIn com ence at i've o'clock. Professor
HeDgy Fhes, leateT Of the band, has arranged
the following gKcellent programme for this
evening Grand Quick March, Boyer; GalOp,
"Uber Land and Nicer" new, Plolks; IntTOduo-
tiOn ant WAltEes, "Blus Danube, iby request
Strauss PotpOuTrl IRON Mariana, Wallace;
Polka laEOuTka, Remembrance Of Bohemia -
NatiOul Airs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

J. L. Zug 4 20. have been notihsd to MI the
trench over the gas main on O street, between
Twenty and Twenty seventh streets, with
stone or plank, At the expense Of the gas com.
paby. Zug n 20. are also authorised TO remove
the old bridge on O street, between Twenty.
sixth and Twenty .seventh streets, at an advance
Of ten per eeRL on the cost Of material, Aud to
turn over the property to Superintendent wall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

These services, at $50 and p. IN. to morrow,
promise to be, as usual, full Of Interest. These
special services under tho auspices Of tho
Young Mems ChrlEtlan Association, are Rttrac-
the variety OF the exercises The afternoon
meetings are short addresses upon Christian
work, while tho evening services tomorrow will
be promise meeting, each speaker giving
the promise most blessed TO him, interpreted
with music These are especially attractive ex.
eTclses.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

On Thursday night the GeTH,anIS SohueiEen
Verein, headed by theL pfesldont, Mr.. ], Oh.
Schultz, and accompanied by band OF music,
proceeded TO the fssidence Of their klng, MIR.
SAller, and tencered him . sergnade. On
arriving at the residence, and aEer three or
four tunes bad been played by ne band the
king appeared Ind was addressed by the pTesi-
dent In few happy remarks, % which ho re.
Invited his .rlends IN TO partlko OF his hOspl.
TALLY. Th,table was loaded down with all the
luxuries 70 market affords, and soon the oata.
bles were being discussed. Amer this the wine
was bToight IN and nuDerous toasts PROPOSED
and dTAk, among which were the health Of the
king I'D the press OF tho city. The party dis.
perss at q late hour highly pleased with their
rece,tion and the evening Of pleasure.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

Permits 10 Washington q Ms Light Company.
Permission has been granted the Washington
Gas Light Company to take up the wooden
pavement on NJ street north. At the IntsTsection
Of Eighth street west, and between Sixth and
Seventh streets west, for the purpose Of laying
gas services and mains, provided too spaces arc
left for carriages to pass, and that the same 10
replaced by Lewis UlephAne, At the expense Of
tho Haa Comnany
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

Mr.. deo. y. Quick has been respectfully In.
formed that the several contractors on New
jersey avenue, North Carolina avenue and
Second and Third streets southwest, have been
directed TO prosecute their work on said streets
more vigorously OF their contracts will be
awarded to other partief.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

Mr.. William Dayton has made an assignment
Of all interest In his contract for paving the car
fiageway Of Rhode Island avenue, from Uonnec.
lieut. avenue 70 Ninth street northwost, with the
Phillips round block pavement TO MssnS. Jas
FlntKan and Thomas nssdall. The Assignment
mas t',sn accepted by the board provided the as.
hsnees Mo now bond, Ind with tho proviso
that the work shali IT be Commenced tIIl next
EnTlnH.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
THE COURTS.


GENERAL team or the SUPREME CoURT OP
TBE DIsTRICT.-This court was engaged az fol.
lows yesterday
Stoddard vs. Storrs. Decision Affirming judg.
ment below. MIR. Hibe, for the defendant, Gu.
tered an appeal 10 the Supreme Court Of tho
United States.
CASE or INTEREST.
Davis W. Ryan. This case came Into court
below by an appeal from the doclelon Of n Justice
OF the peace IN which, on tho 2oth day Of July,
Judgment was entered for tho plaintiff In 400,
on interest from the eth day VI May, 1871, tLTj
costs. When the case came up on appeal Ryan
commended that the judgment exceeded the iutll.
dictlon Of the justice, and being wholly void
should be SGT aside.
Mr.. Justice Macarthur held otherwise, and
proceeded TO hear the case upon Its merits,
WhereupOn Ryan appealed TO tho General Term.
The court dismissed the appeal, holding that
tho Circuit Court was the deTnier tribunal IN
the case. Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

will be pleased TO learn that our friend, 7. S.
dArtTell, 900 Seventh street, corner Of /, has
Just opened large and superb stock Of bOOtI
and shoes for gentlemen, ladies, misses and
children. This stock embraces the productions
OF the most noted manufacturers in the country,
and suTpasses any previous effort Of this famed
old shoe establishment. Burt's tine shoes q
speciality. or this make the ladies will find o
beautiful and complete line.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

General W. 7. SHERMAN having suggested to
the board that the market sheds should be
erected In a square nearer Tiber creek than the
triangular square, on New Jersey avenue, an
order TO secure better drainage, 80, will most
lkoly DO adopted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
AMUSE3hENTs.


The National Theatre.
Mrs. Bowers benefit occurred at the National
last night, and she was greeted with very
large and fashionable audience. Sho was In
admirable voice and spirit, and her assumption
Of the role Of Lady Audley was neyet better.
This afternoon, At the matinee, Amy RObsart"
will be given, and tho same drama wilt bo re-
peated In the evening. Next week the Holman
tFOuDa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

Is now offered to gentlemen to select q suit
ready.mAdo, hrst.olass IN every partloulAr--ht
make, and trimming-at the same prices that
are being asked for second class clothing else
where. The stock Is Unusually large and select.
An examination incurs no obligation to pur.
chase. A. SAKs 4 Co, 9i6 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

OF good boots and shoes, at the lowest prices
sWlk ,fal feI. IpeiT. IpyIsStl0n I. .sgl9gd!l new
nne, at gartTelrs old.estublished boot and shoe
emporium, 100 Seventh street, corner Of l.
Burts shoes for ladies, misses and children q
speciality.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

Mr.. Phillips has been directed TO adopt Ger.
tain plan Of a temporary outfall for tho inter.
oeptlng sewer at Seventeenth street, and 10
carry the present brick sewer further down the
canal, and TO have tho same executed at once.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

Complaints having been made that parties
laying foot.pnvements on Ninsteenth street are
using loan instead Of sand, DIR. Wallace has
been Instructed TO investigate the matter, and
iftTue notify tho superintendent Of hlS.deroiIe
tlon Of duty, and the contractor that the mate
rial complained OF must bA removed, proper
stat substituted aud the work completed lmme.
dinteiy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

Permission has been granted George Wool.
ridge in behalf Of the heirs Of V. HArbaugh, TO
place steps In front Of the property belonging TO
them, provided the work IL done under the 81.
pervision Of Mr.. Cluss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

PoLtoR OoURT-JHdgt SnsH = Jerry Sims,
drunk, tSi Samuel Edges, singing stones with
Edward MoKenny, dlsOrderly conduct, 81 each;
John Carroll and Joshua Powers, same offence,
IS; Florence Howard, dlsonierly conduct, tl0;
David Lynch, cureinR, 81; Teresa Mankins,
prostitute, WorkhOusei James Fitzgerald and
deorge Norris, disOrderly, forfeited collatoral
John Ross, stealing a coat and pants from sam
uel Posey, s30I Edward Hamilton, larceny OF a
horse collar, continued; Oily Davis, charged
with keeping q bawdy house, postponed until
Tuesday next; Sally Davis, Mary Davis and
LitEie Davis, daughters Of Oily Davis, charged
iugton Mefldlth, james Fields and Parkel
Fields, assault and battery with intent to Kill
Oficer Slater. The Judge sent the case TO The
grand jury, liking the bonds at 500 In oaof
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

is an entire success, Everybody satisfied that
u Is perfectly fair, and In consequence the bust
ness increases daily. Don't fail 10 call and see
tue novel manner In which they sell photo
graphs and donate two thousand dollars daily
~ thelr patrons Remember the place, so
Ninth street, near tho Avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
NnIIrr

Tie statement which appears In the Wash
ingtDn letter 10 tbs Baltimore Catholic Mirror
that the only maaes In the several churches Of
this city on Sundiy morning next, 18th instant,
will bs at and O'Clock, 10 Incorrect; the ser,
vices Of the day will be at tho tame hours al
usual In the lmnaoulats Conception, st. Ste
Phen's, and Trinity church, Georgetown.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

variety OF COlOTs; black, blHe and brown
beaver OYerooatsi black and blue castor beaver
Wing Goats very large assortment Of melton
and Cashmere OVorcpats for TALL wear.
ROMAN 4 Cox,
bOT Seventh gtfoet
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

HOUSE, oF RTFRIEIETATlvIs u. T.,
WABmsGToH, ID. O., Oct 3, liza
u "c eE IT 90 The iSt6 o. October Inst for iGraish
Ing nsl Tor the H0uIo Of Representatives As follows,
Fight hundred tons beat white Ssh No. or broken
SORES drJ oak wood aswsd in two pisoss " cords an
hlehoy wood saw In three pisessi lOO cords beat
T6s Shoio TO. bO .dslIysrsd Into the vaults Of the
0nPitOl under he direction p the 0blsi Ehsinesr
eos Of inspection to be paid by The o0ntTSoior, a.
re SSISd b lay SoG 6S Isht !. TS,SIvsd 70 SII. t6S
uouAl coat o. the Contractor
u6LnoTp, uniess accom- panied b. Written guSTGHtss
signed By SINE Tespop siblo peIson known 70 tho
the bid hs 5eeesssy contract viii DO entered into b.
tho bidder gu bsT nouhed and teouIty viii be
S1''' 'O' '"' ''""u EDWARD GcPHEiLsUSss'
oeS soid CLERK House Of Representatives, U, Is.
h 5Rh HfAP SfSRFhRl h2H MA
QuARTERMAsTKR GENERALS OFTlCK,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., August !, ls7a
ProposAls arc invited for mAIklne the FIAvss IN the
y Ss oSsIt.T@as.T ssSs4 IsSnstSS 81
pIOpgsIs sh9uld ststo the PIee Tor oSsh hsadstope,
each national military eemetsEy.
SS' sS r. Sf eve SHSS q az s o.
TIE bonds required will DO, in amount, twenty C9O)
per cent Of the whole amount Of each contract
Az Proposals received p The Qa1TteImAste5 Cen,
noon, Al the once Of tho QuATlsrlAStsT General,
MasblngtOS D. % i3 prSssnes o. bidder snd Gq9 9
dors a. soon A. sompaIison q the samples and poe.
can SS s9S%VsIsss PTSySs sS samples are deemed
All samples thould be distinctly marked In order to
Lists Of the GEM sterss, with the number Of graves
10 each tosstber With Toll Information A. to ooPdl.
liOn In writing to the QuArtSImastsr General, Wash
Envelopes OoHtainlpE proposals, 70 be Endorsed
PIoPG.lls ioI bcsdsonss for national miltAg esmg
WAEhlnEtnn, u, u, M u MFlGB
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

,-,,. , % =, ., -.
ot nv iTnitsd AZ ~. n 1890 AZ bsrsb, dscllge
I'D EAss EPo"S Y, pebble ,s.s Of v,loSS' PiSs
0asss y tas stste Mlnnesotaat the periods here
in AZ tbS Tsna ,1sS Al, Gland Mnpe.ot, oou
N enelnE on MONDAY, septsnbs5 vs. lsla t9T ne sale
tsTSsh snG P.ris q oaSssip. ys
n9Sih OF base hne A-d west OF iourth principal
FssHiton,l to,r,shin. "A n. a a. A. a. "A And "A
otEsns ,'S ~ ,,-n,b,D. "A =, a.. "A "A ,Da A. q,
rASGs ~ ,o,r,nr, a. 49, 40, 81. a. A. A. A. and
al n ra5Ss IA w. S'0'' ''' ~ Us w. ~
a ,.sos' ~ N'"u'"p" w. W. WV 's' ~ w. ~
o. Ea .5,In: ,o,,r.hIo. A a. and "A. NJ r.pr.R
Isoton.i !ow0.sips e. q g 20 q q L.9ss 2
soTtS q bSsS Inc Snd vest q ain principal
mf ptsa,o ,o.,,h,D, ia H. Ia in ,, Iu and
~, q range IS ~ ~ ~ -
sS,lons , ,ns,P. VA ~ M ana ~ n Tspss 81
Ss..o1s toHnshRs "a gas snd i q s M Ia
Isl 49, ia and ~ u r,as.sS g, %. %, %, =,
iN ssd IIn '' i' i''' '' i'' 1872 TO-
Ssn,inn, tnSp.bip: 10 in isi IN ia. ist lsS,
l0slsl md ~ Of EiSsG nj, ia ia tas and ia n,
s9nonA' 'o"nAhps i~ Ut i'' '' '''' anu 100 u
tIsSslonA townships iol i'' 1884, 49, 49, and 49, Of
PtSstcpsl Townships IsG, Iss 49, and Iss Of rang.
S.6,,oD., ,o,.r,h,,, IN Ia Ia and ina At zane,
a. rA'uonA 'o"n'n'p' i''' ''0' i''' ~" '''' ~
msueps L on MONDAY, sspss%bsT ., isii,ics ths
ssIs ~ Nm nds mi di9b1sod a. m the
5,dS, s1tis,.st t,,nshtns and sSTtf oT toWnahlpS
auue'mSnuoooa ''NuAuPa ~Au S W 'S1S
'hho,,h n, h,,. lin. and v..t a, anh pripolp.l ma
Az " ~
prani,i,D.I ,o,n,h,n, Ia ig7 and ia Of ranss NJ
Frsctionsi t,S,nshin. mi md 10 M fSnse nd =
pS,ini ~ ii "a nj ~ rabSs@
i!sS;iSnSi to-PssiSs y AID 81 y 5.6SS%;
oammcnslng az NONIjAY vi n yptsnlbgf NJ ib59 No.
M" ~ n eI iSnds not EIS ousiS dlspossd o. h
~ a., ionSd Io,sosbips and naTta N town
.k,i,s Ia
-, h... lin. .,d ,,..l n sfon,th pyfnoI.al me-
liam w "' INV N WV ~ ''S1' -
Fractional tovushIp Is, Of range II,
Fractional township ", Of TAngeia
fractional toNnahip 20 OF range y;
FTAotlOnal township u, Of rAbEsg.
Fractional township ", Of rapge ~
fractional Townships y and T., OF range ~
Fractional toynshps " ana ", o. range y.
AhO, At the Land Dnloa ~ lltohielat hlnnstotA
| commanding 90 MONDAY, OctobSf T. hia, thsI
viii be offered ct public sails the uodispUsed OF lAnd
North Of baso line and west Of fouTih principal me
Tidlan.
| 1OWnhhlTu q and %, Of range 2.
| Townships q, -, and y, o. range ~
| Townships n, -, and y OF IAngsA $500, -
| North OF base line aud Woat OF MN principal me
rldlan. a.. a.. So TIA -, ~, $780,. a, %
TowuaLlpa ia III, us, lgs and ~ O. IanEe, ~ y
~, a. IS, G6 n, -, ~, ~, ~ ~, ~, y, y, % And ~
township l2li o. tAnEoa -, y, and Rli anu -
ToUushtpa Ia, li lsi And ~ q rhnf2s ~ ana 20
| manoinE on MONDAY, October ", lsI2, there VIII ?
offered Al puolo al tho nndispouod OF LANCE In tn
| following townships, 70 Wit;
North Of base line aud eat Of fourth principal a 9
fawashIp q, Of rAnEsL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

Arrivals by st0ameT-l 600 bushels Oyslersi by
sailing yes6els-7,lOO bushels oysters, 6,lSO
punches hsh. CONFERENCE.-The bushels oysters,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
WMshaE %9gB A 20" d BAIJEAIL3IKR Ar
SURE g H. ETHAN hED Li1fiwAIRR HEATING

AND VfRTfLATiKG APPARATUS.
Nothing osnnootsd with our home, Its health,
comfort and happiness can Justly command moTa
Important confederation than the quality and vital.
ity Of the ali, the element upon which chiefly d..
ponds the existence OF those most dear to us, our
wives aud children who HpoDd the greater part Of
their lives within doors, Hence, the artificial beet
which may NAL that air Impure becomes subject Of
paramount BgnihoAnos, The following are q lew Of
the many bplldinEs Whoro our Apparatus y IN use
Howard Uhitorhty, OoroorAn Art uAllery, Masonic
and hotunda Of Unit Cd btAes MAlAoh School,
fTeodmAna Bank, Patent Once, ., W. Thompson'o
Geo, W, BAlooh'Bi Governor. Mansion, AnnApolH.)
Convent Of Visitation, and Mount Hope Insane Aly.
lam, baltimore. Send for descriptive circular and
estimates
MIR PARIS RANGE AND PARLOR SUN AND
LIGHTNING HlRE.PLAOk HHATKHB received
tho pyomiumg q this MATJlsnd stats bAl ha FalT Of
the Maryland Institute, Rpd American lpElll0ts Fair
Of Hpd Y9EE They ard 10 best RANGE Ahd hire.
place s5tsTh In the uaitad btAtou. pale by the
9TinSiVN pSalpFs IN WR5AlpB'Op, ltsfk etoEn j and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth
street, pays per cent. on deposits.
banking hOuTs-e 10 I, SatuTdAys,V to and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

WARRINGTON TnEATRR COMIuUF.
GIBANTtO ARRAY OF TALRNT.
More Novelties, New Attractions. Great Constellation
pHrrpv I'm . SAY 2. pss AZ APRocR ANNE
THE WORKINU GtIlLS OF WASHINGTON.
FNNERSOH AND ORANuRfl
MISS DRLLA GONZALLHE.
IrnegpAlsd ATtlstio AnAy OF Talent
TiK bhsiIEG PIsTITE DELMAY.
$780,. The Ariel Wonder, the Ma qf hiT,s ,,,.,,,,,
MISS BELLk UBlskSTE AND y. ". mAIHkWh.
The Premiere DAussuse, MILK GALLkLII, 10
the b autful ballet arranged By Mons OAtdslo' on
THK DRMON BALLET.
The Popular Vocalist, Danssusa And AotrosG.
hISS BAL,l.tE APT
MEssRs nTssHEggTR. DIfkktqs1RSia r JEAN
BUOKIHY, JANss poUpLKSs AM
J. W. BUCKLEY.
The prnteAn Artists,
MR.. JANIS VASTLY Agd ,,,..o,,.,
OUR BEvY OF BEAUTY
Misses Bale urahau, Laura lIgU air, l9tae fores',
EmilJ smith, Salts Wesnor Addle Anderson, Anne
Dounelly, AEnss AllsitsI josie hsetopl 40.
OLiO, DRAMA AND BuRIIEsQuE
First time OF the LauEhAble hefto-Oomio Drama,
written By W, j Ihompson, entitled ..
THE WORKING Girls OF WARRINGTON.
htN novelties In active gTspsTsiion. .,,.,v
Ladles' nish tygy TUEsDAY and friday. .
hAtinees "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. colo
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

To-day will be the last opportunity our cIll.
Eens will have TO witness the performance Of
tho great wyman, the magician and yantriIo.
QulsL A matinee this afternoon At o'clock,
and an evenings performance at T,aO o'clock
will close the present engagement, which, wo
are GLAD to learn, has been quite successful.
Tho little folks love Wyman, and love to 500
ceiye the handsome gins he makes them each
evening,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

The Board Of Fire Commissioners held a
meeting last evening at their rooms In COlum-
bIa building. S. 4. Baker, president, 10 the
chair, and II. ID. BARLEY, secretary.
Present, Messrs. Barker, Smith and Bailey.
Tho chief engineer suggested that as winter
was approaching It would be RdVisable TO lay In
a supply Of coal for the engine. houses.
He was directed 10 purchase fuel and report
the amount to the board.
Robert IablIle's petition for position was re-
oeiyOd and filed.
A Communication was received from Robert
Brown asking to withdraw his resignation and
that he DO relnstAted. The request was granted.
Mr. smith, from the committee on supplies,
reported fAVOrably on q number OF bills, that
were ordered 10 DO paid.
The chief engineer was authorized TO trade the
gray mare Nellie " for horse, TO be Of more
service to the department.
Mr. Bailey, from the committee on fire alarm
telegraph reported that the telegraph extension
had been completed to Georgetown and was
ready for inspection.
Mr.. Booker moved that the charges against
members ONO. D DO referred to special meeting
next Tuesday night. Agreed TO.
I'm motion Of Mr.. Smith, the superintendent
o. Ms alarm telegraph was Instructed to strike
the usual toll on the alarm bells between $50 and
$50 O'Clock on Monday next In respect TO the
memory OF Hon. VIM. II. Seward, when the
funeral tAkeI place on that day.
The chief engineer was Instructed to have 2OI
cards OF the IRE alarm stations with all the new
DoAeb enumerated. Tho board then adjourned
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