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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

The Geek and the Pox-Hsw Chhnticleer
Get the Best 81 Rsynafd.
The Memphis cock-hght exeltes, a. we
have before stated, considerable interest In
Washington. II Il said that one OF the most
skillful and experienced trainers In this part
OF the country has taken slxty-two cocks 10
Alabama, where they are TO DO trained and
acclimated for the main which Ia To come OF
on the LIST OF May next. The match Is the
result OF a challenge from the Alabama gem
temen TO those Of the District and neighbour
hood, who rejoice 10 this sport The cocks
sent from here are principally Of the Nod
horse" breed, and experienced Judges say
that nncr lot Of games were never got TO-
gethen
The only one Of tho lot left behind In
the coop was one that was disabled from a
wound received from FOX. IL seems that
Mons. Reynard got very hungary one day,
and, seeing an opportunity TO make q raid
on a likely lot Of chickens, started In for =
good breakfast; but this "Red-horse" cock
took different view OF the matter and re-
marked, "Cock-a-doodle-d0ol" which. being
Interpreted, means II don't keep hotel for
foxes, and NJ they have acquired no righta
under the hfteenth amendment ! propose TO
protect my family and boardera."
Whoreupon Mr.. Chentieleor shled his cas-
tor into the ring, and gave Mons. Reynard
such a thorough, sound whipping, drum
ming a perfect tattoo on bis head and eyea,
that the French gentleman lncontinently
vAmosed the rancho aud left Mr.. Red
horse" Cock and his family 10 peace. This
may seem Incredible, but Il Il an actual fact
that the cock whipped the for.
BY the way, although the "Red-horss
breed Of game fowl has always been the
/ favorite here. there has been new itnporta-
ton OF a very faTorlte breed Of cocks named
the "FeatherstonehauRhn ao-called from
Baron Featherstonehangh, who cultivate.
this family OF chickens, and breeds then
with great care. A brilliant scion Of thil
noble house belongs To friend OF ours, who
tells us that the chicken rules the kitchen
instead OF ufos persd, a. Il usually the case
One morning he walked info the kltchel
about breakfast time, and actually drove on
the cook and maid, although they wor
armed with broomstickh; he then whippe'
the tom cat, and after having cleared out thI
establishment, jumped mp on the tabla
crowed Justify and left. Since that Waterlo'
campaign he goes Into the kitchen wheneye
he chooses aud crows TO his hearts coutenl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

On the hrst Of next month the building,
corner OF Tenth street and Ponnsylyanla ave
nue., occupied by Lewis johnson q Co.,
bankers, will be torn down, and on its alta
an elegant three-stOIy MAnsaTd-rooi edldce,
With four ornamental towep and ornAmentAl
Iron cornice aud walls Of Quo stone and
pressed brick, ist9 b erected. MeSsrs, In
tWisle a Baron, Of this city, are the builders,
and nj. tTszier q PhilsdslPhla, l. the
900, and according 10 tho contract will b.
eompletsd on the 18th OF nsIi October.
Meaera, johnson = Co., bankers, and II.
Semken, Jeweler, will occupy tho lower pnT-
ton, and The upper rooms Will 30 rented Oht
a. Ot1ces, HT|
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

The portrait Of er-Mayor kluery which
accompanies a biographical nke'en OF lhAl
EentlamAn la the last number OF frdEk
LesliSs OhimHsy Corner, u q eorred like
meas, and reflects great credit upon the artlat
who performed tho work for that clever
pAper, which has attained a well-deseryed
sueeoss In the matter OF portraits Of living
representative The Biographies sketch
~ vel written, and apposiie. II viii be
read With Interest," by many Of our ciuEena,
who will reeOgnize 10 Il the pen Of a we'll
known Journalist OF acknowledged ability
~ q biographical pAragraphist
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

Ca The psallles o. DAWN d. bsRoIT. 81 s.sass.
asSGr nss g az s's,as ist ne sE:.aoH q
". n Hl~P"''@'0' IA R'siHs A''AsAS'Pi 2
L ordered that he testimony In the case be closed
on the 1Dlh dng d Apdl, nent that the time fpT
AllBG epd ne HSAmi9sJa report he llnilSd
Sssfd SS az itik az ~ Az Sstt' ' w "
NIL fnla u y. Lh0QhrT, OommIl.lsnsE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

The mostiug at BlAdensburg Of those OPP
posed 10 county aid ln the construction OF the
Washington and Point Lookout railroad,
proved decided failure, only eighteen per
sons being present. Resolutions In favor Of
leaving the question 10 property holders were
adopted. Mr.. WIN. T. Prince, the senator
from Prince Georges county, opposed leAv-
Ing the question 10 the quillhed voters OF tho
county, but favored the decision being made
By the Taxpayers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

On Saturday night about $50 o'clock, two
eolored men stOle from the corner OF L aud
Nineteenth streets two bars OF lead, weighing
about two hundred pounds, aud were carry
Ing IL away upon wheelbarrow. When they
reached Twentieth street, on seeing Officers
Lyles and Roseberry approaching, they drop
pod their load aud decamped. The lead Is
supposed to be the property Of Smith 4 En-
mart contractors for laying the L street
WAier-malD
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

o"ens NJ N'o
N JuicPs VIII soon aINe. -.
When IL old Wizards 10 % Ieopeneof
The snow Of yesterday has disappeared.
I1mhar |. mn. sell the beam 10 your eye.
Io. -. "a ,.hI,r,v i. nov in
q 1"A vvnls Z, is xnn bars-botbi
o'ue'' "n'oa ~ 49, y, ~, /, In ,o,vr
APoiuon ol Wy W. 49,. ,,r,roa.t.S vim 4,
".' - oo'. - 49, !. !. .,.,l, !, ,ha
son OF hrS' Do"o'S ]" NA
Arlington
st Patrlck's day 10 the morning yes
terday.
The ladies 20 bustliag down the Avenue.
They arc becoming ensrgetie.
The story that Beau Hickman got t'orsted |
In a nRht The other evening Is yarn.
Hard time. IN the musical world. Two beets |
fhsa,aS IN tba measure. -
nan. Al. nae. 90, IN ,ra riuAiIny thelr
,,..iu, nnl'' >"'' ""'~ - |
"'s'e uous
Lnoms ponqno on Soun H. N'sne - in'''
~.ns ieAuink ys't ny, a.. -.
disappointed spplcant IoI 1uice nulses
good deal OF TesI lie mas enAneu 70 40 So
"What / Know About Plastering, ~ A.
Carney, New York, viii soon be for sale by
our city 0ook-seiiers'
Keep on good terms with your stomach and
your Coincidence particularly your stomach
and you may yet be happy. .H
ross.aA in the button hole Il the correct
thing. Can those young men who wear them
be called bud( )iats2
ZONES. who 'tenda a rat DIT, SAYS dogs
hsoJs a., uke caTtridges vheu thew an. lut
IN mnxSle, HIs has since exploded.
. Dre...mnk,r, are the rivals Of other trades
In ina purchase OF old newspapers. What
ran th,.v be used for we wonderi
Ts.-s =. !. - Al 90 .ollar cya,rat
..iaSn, ~, ~ go ,,ioSe. an fhs 1ysnne
~ sa,prdsy n,ts,noon' =
~. ,,r,.s -, -. -, -. u,,o,, ~ VA
n ans reason Nc WY shoT M Ms;hn,.lsb
~ nave made mnd MES. -
m1u0 , aluu -.
The hNeiy htiie IrahsorPi Q. oAeu.1Ay
prints poem written ior " aIofuer eon-
Eriuutor IT, r. o. 70 tnese eoiumns'
What's Paris In flames 70 the coming
color, washington In mud Inc Is'.er
VIII be oil somore shade
There win be q race between LOCKWOOD
and TNeedall In reading to-night-Srana
Army Hall.
Man VIVA decided 10 be immortal al the
PhIlAdelphlan synagogue, corner OF New
York avenue and Seventh street yesterday.
We hope 90. .a ..|. "
,sHo.,. mv stickout1" naked a Young lady
N another M a STATE soclable, the other eve
ning ahe referred 10 the dromedarian Ap.
pendage attached 10 the waist Of her dress,
r. w.- D.,,,.,,,,.,, clsr,. , .. ,hI,hins
no ,Ia -, I,,Inh sa.r.aarx Rsiknan csT
~ lams n ism syndiestl5g. Tbey have
c,,r b..f ,vlshes o..
oU .,S.nSs.,. .s,,d- w.. ,orrd nm a..,ras,
sseS.y',,' hn,,,,.., m a,,d p M El.vs,,tI,
On I'M w TSssi1,h .,rss,s hS ofse.rs Pool and
F.snsh :
a.. ,..,.. .h.D. a,
Inc zap, monoPohAe lne oaIoeI su nv ~
thelr hOtola. some OF young huu IN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18
A WRETCH.
mar sHOutO SIS DONE WIN HHi

CharIss W. Bats, the Reast. a Systematic
Debaueher Of Chlldhosd-A Fiithy sesuh-
drei DemsraIiziuE school alrls-Result
sfthe Iave-tiEatisps Of the School Trus-
tees-OBe o. Hts Victims 40 Far De-
praVed rs 70 Render Her RspuI,isn
Necessary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

Inspector General 0Atcbsll reports the ar
rival and sale OF marine products as follows
Schooner Joseph Myers, $50 bushels st. Je-
rome oysters consigned 10 W. @. Nolen, and
bslnE sold at the following prices large,
81 Obi email, 80 cents. Steamer Lady OF the
Lake, 10 baFFsls superior Norfolk oysters for
W. Q. Holen, cold v S5 per barrel. But few
oysters remain on hand o. the wharf. p
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

On The pstition u HAS H. WEiT, Of Aus.
boFo, haaS, pfAylne for ne sItenaI0n q Datsht
N lmpFoVemsnt 10 hAqhineTI for PTesilns RtTaW
BonRsts and Other Articles Of Warning Thl0fns6st
on ne IA tAI Of yuna ne4t that the Tine for
ding aruasnt6 and the kHAtninST port be limilsd
iisn be hssrd % the u,h "a Of JaAs nSxt.
Ar R@lsou mAyg peoss this sAisnsien.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

The regular monthly meetings Of tue Young
Mems Christian Association have OF late been
unusually Interesting, caused especially by
tho introduction Of topics Tor dlslussldn which
are especially pertinent 10 lhelr peculiar
work. In order 70 accommodate many who
have such large number OF engAgemsno,
the meatings have recently been held 10 place
Of the . o'clock daily prayer moetings. Al
the March meeting this Monday evening Hon.
Amaaa Walker bus consented 70 address the
young men,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

ushFuL rAcTe WonrH KNOWING.
rHuRaroN's IVORY Pearl Tooth Powder IL the
best Dontrince IN use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JouyEN's tn0dorous KID Glove Cleaner ID far
superior 70 anything knovn. II
THonrsor'e Pomade Optime IL exquisite. II
softens, beautnea, and Strengthens the hair.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

Tbe Lexington Cva.) CITIZEN says; welsArn
that w. W. CorcorAn, esq.. OF Washington,
has purchased the Howard library, Of thirty
slx hundred volumea, and presented Il TO the
Washington and Lee University. Il Is the
most valuable classical collection In the State.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

A MEETING " The friends Of Colona u. J..
Eaton uUn he'd on Saturday evening with
view 70 appointing = comWlttes 10 walt on
member Of the Council.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

MEssRl. HANBURshR & Co. (E. Ham.
burger aud !. aaks) to-day open their BDoa
ClOthlng EstAblishwent - PennsJlyanla
avenue near -Four. land a-bali street. They
ask call from their numerous trlends and
Tie public 70 their entirely new Spring Stock
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

THu wksHISaroN Orr sAvrNou BANE cor
nor Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, Ia open
from $50 TO 1850 every Saturday evening IN adj
dltiont to IT, regular banking hours 1t pays in.
terest on all deposits. s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

As the Southern tlrough-traln was passing
along Maryland avenue, about O'Clock on
saturday morning, Thomas Mills, the signal
man. had his loot nearly cut Of by ths cow
catcher OF the engine striking blu. He was
wick. #.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTICES oP NEW ,DyERTIsRNRNrs,
A EKsuHHD communication Of the vrand
Lodge .. A. A. NJ. will be held wednesday eve
ming.
AwuLrsTAHLisHxp nUsfNEss at bargain.
A rvs STORY brick dwelling house.
n W. REID Floss, agents for Nsatle's lac.
tsous farina No..
T. EpwlRp oLAuE a %. are receiving car.
gees Of coal from Philadelphia.
A srRnnr.uAuHokp uHErrro will be held on
Wednesday evening.
A PocKErBooE has been lost.
THEofncsrtof the Grant and Colfax club will
meet this Afternoon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

PERFECrLY PRIME BmRTs TO order for
els and s2O per half dozen, -
Csc. q. HnHHINa,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

Railroads.
AM ONO nAnaoAp.

pALrlnoRn AND ONO RAILROAD. III
r,, s.,.. v,.uIEAss ;Fss. .Ss n D.g n ~
"a SisnfiSFck aab faS fsr ~ .ssss1TsS
ron pALHusoRR
""P' ~ az F5f IN M AZ IA IA '1P' n
n..vs d.i1, sIg.yt Hasd.r a. tts, siik sad 10 -
~ 'Pc PsIsJh, X way srArIpSs. ~
Bledsn.bgrr. nslts.llle Laurel, Annapoi. Jnnotleu
To-: J...sS. Sss ~ On spssaS, :,e 3 a. =
Oils Junction and Ilsi.s oali =
FOR AuNAroLth e
L...sst ~ a = sndtio ,. n. hetrais . o. rrsr,
A'"-'' '' ''.o ssgzpAy,.
ls ron 4 W. a W AZ I issSs 49,
so ~ AZ ; .sf q ~ ~ T ~ War
Ls.ys daily sycsDt SATURDAY. and sundaI, At att n.
. e ss,sSd.s, ~ " I. n, and 1'sesgL y Z.
RsI1 Ssssa Sn .,S I'D = p Ss % =
u St,ssssss ~ Ps,sss e.s-..e I...., ios.. 90
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fhsossh pss,. v NJ. W., B. a.t &c n. Wa.
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ON SUNDAY.
stof NV hofk MN y n ana fniiAas'phtA q
Hlgsnin. So, A, Ma, va. a, N (. - 80, "a,
fsrcssh asi.s y RslisasIpsls. Ess Ys-f .,
49,. eAn b had a Ne stAnoa onss ., Anhsurssi
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"a ~. "''hioE'"a'
T. ~ oor.~ h %, =. q fran'portAa'oa.
dn6 W. N 80. n 4, - 49, H
49,. :. eSOht 2. Ae.as y ssoiaeson
M AsHINoroN AND OHIO RAunoAp
RI O ~, - ~. as,ss 81, oUrObkk - iHi'ths fFAin'
~ me Nal rraia nj isaSs Al.r.nan. d.,l,
10y ssaa ts,.l,iA. :, fTrs - s..eqsE q
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

FRirz has opened At the corner Of Seventh
and = street, may BpildIng." 90 and see
him. He has everything 70 plsAsein the way
Of wines, liquors, cigars, and eatabios His stock
betsy nom hrst hands IL guaranteed to be Of
prime quality
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18
.OITY ITEMS.

ELnoAHr- west light and vholssOms Bread,
Rolls, RlscuitA Corn Bread, Muans, Busk.
wheat and other ariddle Cakes, and Pastry and
Cakes Of syoFy variety prepared with DoOlsy',
Yeart PoWde r
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18
WARRINGTON. y. 9.

Tn. Wr.uY H,r,o.,,,. a,.,., ma, ueDa,t, An.
n,,noInl.. 80 - !, M. -, R.nuhl,n.D r.,,v
.nd ,n.,.,n. ~ ~, \, q ,.la.-a o.,
4, /. y, "a 80
80. - -s--,.a-,-.- !. -,
Of reading matter a. ans olnsr weekly paper Of its
price. 49, ....0r5g
the R1sou,,,. Iasi..ii,. .pd Jnaisl.l D.o.,snsn,,
Of the ooyornmsn1 and, during ,hs session. o. Con
Gross. has fan EspNF.A Of its prOSeSdiASa. s...
Washington Ia The political centre Of The county
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18
CARD.

"OA SW~A
AT
MILBURN's DRUG STORE,
ISL FInssaih street. oppsaisc Treasury.
SODA add hINERAL WATERS ON DRAyqHT
RUTLAND TABLES RRPAIRKD. g..
ms undersigned beg l-... 70 lniorn s,qtl.n,s
q q sa p " s g .e ss
doyp eoqvstsd . osIon v be saat 10 ths fao,oTy
70 No. f''N .aa '''ai T q I'M a.. JSSr..
PsHgrl:.sT BIIil.sd ma ss.aPi. Rooms. E.,lsp.l
:ss s.s 81 = rS:ssi cSlI:se:'
IINrrHD STATES PATENT oEFIOk,,
o. ne petition d Il Bs,DvosD, q Rs.sine Penn.
ss;.n p ~ =, ". !. z S..s s.s.sd
msnt IN Ore sepasaiorsi 80 :.
Its ordsrsd that ths t..timonyia the =. closed
Sas s @ .sd ,ss si,sd
% ~ s J AN q .sS s.. aid be
ilS;' "' 'iS'i rs az iisi oss-l.l...-
TsfTED srAIks RArEkT oEFIoE. y.
tn. petition y n S hs q n.
i@ .; ~ Z jsas. ~. ioi "a ISp's'sSsss
lis oTdsrsd sSss isstimOny IN the ease be oo.sd
as 90 s ss sss: sa ~ s "a
sios 5. s.ssd o. *. s dss y Ma nsss san p'u
APsr:so -rapHSS.iI ,s9s sIsfa f sss.m,.-,...,
UTRIrKp STATES PATENT oETIoE, =
| " r.sN WAlufuoror, ID. o., March I, igIA.
On The pstltion q Dawn ". alGw I'D WiLIIIn
jss 4 g =, = sI.s;:s 2 % s
IL ordered hat ne tsslimoay n the sess b slossd
no e Ss ssi q AaSt rel ne, ' s. t (.
petition be heard On the lsth DAG d MAJ mart. :
a ass VISA may eis ciIsia.'dtS ss.i......
LIMITED srATKs PATENT QFTIQK.
" WAannoTon, d u, NJ. =, ISIS.
s ssos. .Sa sssa y d! q
Of patent granted 70 hin on the la dag 81 Japs
lea, and rsissaed on the "a du o. March, iaA, lof
20 lmprossment IN Machines Ter kAltag harss
Its ordered tina, tss,imOuta lAs s.ss be els.sa
On the 30 day Of April neER 'that the tina for
hine msnt sadths RxAininsra report as iimilsd
os :'s az % As "a H;; a. re w. ,ad Ps,
$S.E's 'fasSSiiiafSii., ; Ss%;-l...s...
TENTED srArEa rATnNT ogFioE,
| " MAkaIneIoN, d. o., Fsbruary a isfa
On TIE pstitlop Of A. ", MIol q Nssdh.m. na,sa.
ss.:sd 9 co A 6. "a az q, n y Sss "a
"A ~ All al a Ma AsAi hat ~. tias Tor
asS :, as n: 1i.SIIs %se
heard on the bh dsg q June merit :
Az s;ss.a nay TRpf,'I ~; ;; I'm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

Weekly National Republican

70|I TIT NJ -||I|I-| ! l1-| - I
$3.50 at
.... - pustlsarp At raI ~. % !
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

|MARISps RoURrH ANNUAL corKRIB
cARNIVAL "BAL MAsQUs.,
Z I1tH .'r9T-' mi -. ,l.. ietn
EASTER MONDAY, Apfn 4. 18ys.
snesetlp.ion hesk sew epsn' "a The Aoado M,
ksrR1Ef. BErwKsS rtsra AND TSNTH
Tlsss,.. Aa-istias ous Eeatlsaaa aud I.D... A.
Positively 10 ,iekuta sid II the doof.
uAata he sARrNa y,,..,o,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-26
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SsANCs,:.sTHii i'TEitls.

RETURN or THE TouRIsTs.--Alcrt Fire
Company returned yesterday evening from
their visit to Portsmouth. and are loud In
their praises of the kind treatment they re-
rcivcd. No accident occurred to nnr their
enjoyment, and the entire conihand returned
In rood hnnlih and spirits.
BuRIALs IN Town LlNrS.--'ife trustees
have passed an order which still allows par
ties having private burial grounds to Use the
same until otherwise ordered. The commit
tee appointed to locate site for cemetery
will. ii is expected, report at the next meet
in" of the Board.
Observation-Disclosures armiigeliclts are
bcin" made for the excursion of Stuart
Lodge, !. O. O. L. and Friendship Lodge, Is.
T., TO West Point on the 18th instant. The
committee have been hard at work and 4
very pleasant time Is anticipated,
BAPTIST AssocIATloS.-fhe regular quar-
tcrly meeting of the Middle Distri't baptist
Association will be held with Mount Herman
church, Chesterfield county, commencing
August 9th, and we hear OF IA number OF
our citizens who are making preparations to
attend,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-26

DEDICATION OF A PYTH,AN HALI.-The
beautiful hall fitted up for the use OF Friend
ship lodge, K. p, and Stuart lodge, |. Q. o..
f., OF Manchester, was last night formally
dedicated to Pvtilian purposes, according to
the beautiful and impressive ceremonies OF
the Order, by William LovensteiD, d. D. g..
c., acting as G. c.; L. L. Bass, d. j. g. G,
acting rs G. V. c.; W. III. Wade, g: Z. G.:
acting as Grand Guide; T. c. Powhatan
Weisiger, acting rs G.. V. p; Moses +:
Handy, G. Il. and &. s., acting as Herald.
The exercises were interspersed with some
excellent singing by Il choir composed OF
members of the Order and lady friends, and
were enivened with evident pleasure by
quite concolrse of the friends of the Order.
The hall, which is pleasant and commodious,
will be more fully described in future. At
the close Of the exercises the work Of the
Order was exemplfied in secret session, after
which refreshments were served and remarks
ma,le by the visiting brethren aud others of
the Order.
Manchester has every reason to be proud
both of this elegant hall and of the Orders by
whose energy it has been fitted up. The hall
Is i'm the house so long in the possession
Of the Weisescr falilily-row owned by Mrs.
CItasby; and is III the most central portion Of
tile town; and when completed, in general
appearance will compare with diiy hall III the
State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING OF THE CITY SCHOOL BOARD
ArrOISTAESr OF TEACnEIs.-A meeting of
the City School Board was held yesterday
afternoon Mt the Central School building, cor
ner Twelfth and Leigh streets. The follow
ing additional principals and teachers were
elected:
P,inc'pols.--R. J. Pollard and J. X. Muir.
rays .
fedchefs.-iIrs. Fl. j.: Weed, Misses Nap
ME V. Hudgins, NJ. l.. Alley, Mrs. II. II.
Wynne, Misses Alice Leigh, Bette V. Far
ris. Clara &. Morton, Ella Iiiilyard. Virginia
Hicks, Lizzie l.. Hcss, and Mr.. Julian z.
Thomas.
Colorcd fcncherS.-Miss Rose l.. Dixon
and Miss Bette G.. Mason.
The following teachers were also elected
TO serve in case they are needed: Misses
Augusta 10th and Belle Walthall, Mr.. Ed
ward Garick and Rev. J. VI. Dardcn.
Germdn.-Rev. John Blenner WAS elected
principal of the German schools with the
following assistants Misses Lybrock, San
dek, Hci<s, Emmcnhouscr, and 10th.
\ resolution of thanks was also agreed
upon complmcnting the committee of Ger
mans who conducted the examinations for
the German teachers.
The committee was composed Of Rev.
Charles Minnigirode, Rev. Charles Slloltz.
Rev. A. 5. Bcttelhcim, G, \. Pcple, and
Charles Sibert
The Board also authorized Superintendent
Binford to attend the National Educaliona
Association, which IS to he held at Bostor1
during the carly part Ct August:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-26

il" rl"uretnrs ur this valuable MINERAL
81 "i,!' ;r,,rii w;lGn 81" reach "f IA" l,l,Iir
'tN,. n0' u Irt uI' in itAIf-G GALLON WfTrLES
rir'.. t ne 'Fug"n each, nlrd placed ii ear
4, e,-rlhi. ,"tnlS.
i,r'Gtjht, dcsclip',v" OF The "ltara,irr of this
NNitk and its appiir,,tion ~ tN-@t.cS. Sc. may
-. leJ@ ~ the agents for the sale of the WATER In
I!".nt,'rd and "!>cNyiriS.
VI append ''.t'r,r from l. V. Daniel, ESQ. aiu-
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5.'a Hr'"1f rHihnJ,e, Esq, PTtSidei Biuc Ejdgc
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80; ~ i'tH" kprr Springs. ami wt.;. long rNIr-
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~'"'., inF" T"N"rioundany superior, '.'r ii taken
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-" Blue it,l;' Springs Sur,' but very gentle
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..r M"p'Inlc,!. ii. efficacy seems unimpaircd hy
,'Jur;i least In !,iasS-"r by exposure 10 the air.
'"t" used II with great advantage from dcmi john
,l"l twelve inuli.i. hcforc. | have sometimes
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Very respectfully. yorr c''Gicnl tcrvaut,
",,oHi, IA, May 7th. lo52.
fiji, wa'rri> for sale IN Richmond. VIZ. by
FtRtEii, IAED 4 Co., Druggists.
l2ib. corner Of Main and Thirteenth streets.