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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22


An IAIeFsaIlha History OF FeHd-N.
hIaI0r Richards Knows Of the Ch's-lIis
OpInions Of scalds and TsTmREanI~
Some people may think that the serious work
Of police superintendent serves to Kill all the
fun 10 his nature, but that our good. looking
Major has still vein Of humOr remaining 10
evidenced by the following original note, writ.
ten by him yesterday!
DEPARTMENT OY METROPOLITAN PoLIcE.
~ The Board Of Pablo work.!
from the BJard OF Public Works. has been lsft
me. The trouble referred TO In the note arises
from q quarrel between two DeighbOrs, Mrs.
Hogan and Mrs. DrlscOll, celebrated vendors Of
tactical fluid and chicken breeders and fanoleTs,
both daughters Of the Emerald Isle" The
Hogan cocks trospass on the Driscol dunghill,
when they take undue liberties with the Dris.
coll pullets. Chantioleer sometimes goes so far
| Rs to proclaim his iniAmy by the shTill clarion
Of his voice and triumphant tapping Of his
wings, and vice versa. Hence the proud blood
II the DriscOlls IL In danger Of being DECEASED BY
| the plebelan blood Of tho HogRns. On this 40.
count WOTdy war has existed In that little dell
| Tor long time.
The eontonding parties live on adi acent ground
| In a Taylne, with no neighbOrs near enough To
| DO annoyed by their seOlding. Both OF them Oe
| tupy portions Of unlmprOYed streets Warren
| and Prospecl) In that locality with their build
| !ngs and Enclosures. II knew Of any law "a
| stop the mouths u garTulous women ! would
gladly apply Il, not only In this case, but In nu
/ tongues will way, much TO the disgust OF each
other. This Is about all there is In this ieud II
| they will not keep their contentious to them
selves would suggest that so much OF thei!
| ShanIies as are on the public streets DO pulled
down, as they arc both tTsspassers 10 this re-
gard. Tho did COnnectiout Law OF ducklng
/ scOlding women would be very salutaIy In this
case, but unfortunately It does not exist In this
| District
Very respectfully, A. q. RIcaARps,
MHjOT aud Superintendent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

The managers Of the star Course OF lee.
lures" take pleasure In announcing TO the pub.
lie that IN response 70 tho urgent wishes Of a
great number Of tho lecture. going people, they
have succeeded In arranging a course for the
season embracing some OF tho most dlstln.
gulshed speakers 10 the country. The names Of
Bret HaTto and Edmund YAta6 ere nov famil.
lar In every household, and Curtis and Phillips
are old FtAnibys, and always bring together
large and appreciatiye audiences. DouEherty,
1t will be remembered, gave Warrington treat
two years ago, such as will not soon be forgot.
ten, and we believe the announcement Of his
name will DO received with general satisfaction.
DeCOrdOra, the humOTist, Is new among US, but
the Wide popularity he has achieved through
the country elsewhere renders useless extended
remarks In regard To him.
His playful Wit never falls to tell and produce
tho most Joyous mirth throughout the lecture.
The MendelssOhn QuaTtette Club is another
feature 10 the course. Tho lovers OF sW eet music
never fail TO appreciate these truly wonderful
musicians, From the success Of their OltTe.
poatod visits to our city We believe a simple an.
nOunoement sufficient 10 insure them hearty
welcome.
Tho managers OF this course have taken the
matter In charge at the earnest request Of many,
and their only wish IA 10 present course
that will be appreciated by ali, and not with the
expectation Of realizing any great pecuniaTy
benefits.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

The New Jersey Republican Association met
last evening at ClaTke's hall. In the absence
OF the president NJ. M. Kaign, the second Vice
president, Judge TOmpkins, presided.
sponded with the heaaS OF the various Depart.
ments, and not less than ten days would be
given by any Of them to tho New Jersey clerks
except the day men In the navy yard, who would
lose their time.
After the election Of several new members
and the transaction Of some unlmportAnt bust.
ness, the association adjourned until next Mon.
dgy evening, October -,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

A meeting Of the Amerlcus Yacht club was
held last night, W. q. Magoe, president, In the
chair, and A. Y. LakemRn secretary. Several
new members were proposed and accepted. Hons.
Arthur Shepherd, q. l.. HulFe and Peter Camp.
bell were unanimously elected AZ honorary mem.
beTs. A committee was appointed to take into
consideration the subject VI giving ball before
the close Of the present year, and to report at
the next regular meeting.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

Tho congregation Of the Z street Baptist
church have been much concerned during the
past Tow weeks by the knowledge that strenuous
efforts were being made 70 entiee from them
their excellent pastor, Rev ID, u. Jutten. We
arc gratlhed TO boar that he has Informed his
people that no has declined the call and will
continue his connection and pastoral labOrs with
them. by this decision MIR. Jutton makes a
pecunlary saorihce, for which he we'll deserves
the lnoreased support and encouragement Of his
people, to whom, by his pious LAHORE and aifable
demoanoT, he has greatly ondoared himself, and
has aiso made many friends and we'll wisheTs
amongst our citizens.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

The dedication Of the Metropolitan Presbytc-
TlAn church, corner OF Fourth and Il streets
southeast, Rev. John Chester, pastor, will take
place on Sunday, the sth day Of next December,
when the main auditorium Is expected to be
completed. Mr.. McMenimOn Is preparing a
neatly designed white marble pulpit at a cost Of
$500, which the Hon. A. Il. Shepherd intends
presenting to the church.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

CITY SMALL. TALh.
Pat. CulllnAne has at last put some sand on
Four-and-a-hAlt street.
When Department clerk says he is going TO
tats an airin9. ynn know what n means
II. A. Jones has boon appointed inspector and
mea'urer Of lumber for the First canal district,
vice Mr.. SOmmers, removed.
The Post Once clerks are down 10 the mouth
because their Department has been reduced In
Its grade.
A friend OF ours declined to rent rooms Of
lady because sho talked so much he supposed
she wanted TO rent her mouth.
A dIsconsOlAto friend says whenever he is 70.
md tick.
Tho Mcclellan. J Crimson Seymour. q rseleyites
In the Departments arc squrming as con.
tributions will hardly save them.
The q. NJ. q. o. contributed q clerk to the
Democratic document committee, but then hu
got paid.
New York city voters have been given twelve
days to eonsummate their vtHGtHy. So say the
GTeclCyurS
DR.. U. U. Cox was not present at tho meeting
Of the Board OF Health last night on account Of
| sickness.
For geniAllty and afabIlity We recommend to
our friends Mr.. IL. kAnane as our beau ideal,
We owe him one.
40" OF company u, W. l.. l., has brought a
keepsake with him from Frederick, presented
by one of the fair daughters Of MRrylaud.
The stamp clerk at the city post once says
| W aHhlukA0N ANuuluAuHAg NAllNn beVFkb1l 0ukul
to be we'll up IN his A b C's, for he goes oul
| with every hitter.
| Too thln-the A. q. q. clerk who was elected
secretary Of q Seymour and Blair club under
the impression that II was n building Asso
| citation.
| The following was the range OF the thermOm
| eter yesterday at Hempler's OPtlciAn store, No
| tba Pennsyyanla avenue, corner Of Four And.R
hall street a. m, o.; 10 a, N, 6Ti u IN, co.
p. m, oo; p. m, o. o p. IN, o. 8 p. IN %.
| Mrs James Hudson has Just returned from
| her extended trip 10 England, She has eniOyet
| excellent health, and returns IN the best o
spirits, highly pleased with her visit, but GLAD
| 10 get home again.
The portraits which graeed the walls OF thu
City Hall under the old regime, and were removes
to Governor Cookies ONCE after the establish
| ment OF the Territorial government, were yes
torday again changed to the Legislative hall
where they will DO properly hung.
Z. II. Green has rendered his resignation /,
| the Governor as secretary 10 the COmIn saiOner
| Of the Washington Asylum, to take effect thu
2Oth Instant. The resignation was accepted
and Mr.. A. II. Bohror was appointed In hi
| Fla
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

The honorable Secretary OF the Navy has done
an act OF Justice TO the labOrnE men In the Wash
lngtOn navy.yaTd for which no will be romem-
bered by them with feelings Of gratitude. Tho
recent board VI officers TO report on schedule Of
wages cut the pay OF tho laboTtng men down
.rom " TO 81 10 per day, while the TACT was no.
torious that labOrlnW men In outside establish.
ments, such as the gasUOrks, Ice companies and
Stone yaIds VI the city, were receiving higher
rate Of wages than a. The whole system Of
changing tue pay OF labOreTs, mechanics, and
other WO kmen every three months, at the within
and caprice Of board Of officers, many Of whom
have but little sympathy with labOring men,
seems TO DO radically wrong. The labOTing men
and mechanics In the nayy-yArds In the North,
where provisions and rents are much lower than
compensation for their labor than here. The
Secretary has deferred the recent report Of tho
board for tho present quarter until luTtheT or
derB 10 far as regards the rate Of pay Of the ID
borcfB, thus continuing their pay at 81 per day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

| Deputy Collector Brumhall yesterday con.
unusd, Rt MstzeTOtt hall, the sale Of property 10
| arrears for taxes. Several pieces Of property
| that had been passed were called up aud bid on,
| and then the regular list was resumed at tho
| letter T, and tho sale terminated about midway
| OF the W's. The end Of the Washington list will
| be reached to-day, aud then that OF tho county
/ and Georgetown taken up.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

Gen. BNbcock was notlned that Mount Vernon
place is now ready for tho reception Of the en.
closing park posts. This square Is to be i'm.
proved In a similar manner to the square At the
intersection Of Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth
streets northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

The chief engineer has been directed to cancel
the contract made with Christopher Adams for
the improvement Of the Llnnean.hlll road from
quarry hill to the new bridge over Rock creek
at Shoemaker mill, and prepare contract
with Mr.. Holmcad FOR said work, the same to be
completed In 30 days
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

The contract with d. r. Smith, for the i'm.
prOysment Of First street, has been amended so
MS to include the rOlaying Of an ls-inch pipe In
square SIS, with necetsary traps and sewer lat
erals, in lieu Of the sewer on First street, be.
tween Pennsylvania avenue and street north.
west
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

We have received from. Mr.. Levy, residing on
Missouri avenue, some specimens VI peaches
measuring ten inches In circumference. The
tree Is on his premises, and the largest specl.
mems measured as high as thirteen Inches. 1t
has borne about six bushels OF fruit, nearly all
being OF the size first named. The variety Is
not Known, and we chTlsien II the Levy peach.
The specimens cent TO this office were pluoked
yesterday. This makes Il one Of the latest II
not the very latest variety.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

It has been determined that there is no noces'
slty for hydrant on Missouri avenue, between
Third and -Four and half streets, IS tho houses
are all supplied with water.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
I INUOLN HALL.
A GRAND CONCERT
Gr 1naGpu, ~ ., ~ 49, .svUu.1

iHCoLN HALL:
A0RAND CONCERT
ST. JOsEPH'S OhPHAN ASYI.UM.
VIII be given on THURSDAY, Qgtobsr , {. Is79, By
some OF the boat Professional and talent Oh
the city, lnoludluE hisses Eva Mills, r. Lucas, Mr..
u. kirE, mtHsra- J, GoThAFdt, &. ". Hoyer, 2, ~.
Mrs II. Ourlsy and dAus htsT 81 BaitimoFo. and Mss
Addis Randall o. Nov York Dity. T,yi Carl Richter,
fiAbiStt L. X. Damon Director Tickets can be
procured At The Asylum on u street, between lath
and renth streets, Or a me door. oual-st
WEREH,s STRING BAND.-PRoB. LOUIS
w WEBER, GsliAted By hTut-olAas musicians, IL
now ready 70 furnish Al the lAlest and mos popular
uop. Orders oAn be left al W. o. MoiEorott Co..
klliht and at my Tesidenoo, Ilb Seventh street
a0uthsAst, bstNeen q and streets, NASy Yard
FOR MOUNT VRTNON.
tn: ttssmsr ARROW, Captain Erash rolliPa.
| present owner, win leave her wharf,
FOOf or SEVENTH BTREET.
DAILY, CsuRdays EIesptsdl At 10 O'CLOCK,
FoR MOUNT VERNON,
| {TtS Tomb OF WGshiSEton and IntsImedlAt'
iaS55Ss Gen. sSpf s stssS sT4AE TTSs-.
QARLOR's GALLERY OF FINk ARTS
Renewed from No. 1885 70 Ne. 1928 PsBa.
syiVanla avenue.
On free exhibition and for sale lane oollsslIon
oilPAlnunEs, kRpavings, ohTemos, BropIss, 0aryipl
~" -" '' BARLOW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

Governor Cooke has received letter dated
Bath, and addressed 10 the mayor OF Washing.
ton, signed ''Discoyerer Of Highway Robbery"
IN which the wrltor states THAT these arc
the proWllng mon and women OF the country,
and the original belongs To Europe and ASIA
Inc letter was referred 70 Major Richards,
ohlef OF police, who returned tho same TO tho
Governor, with the Information that the writaT
- undoubtedly crazy, as he has received slmllAf
letters from this party, but upon writing TO him
NATHAN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

The new grade given 10 tho streets ad lacent
~ the Government greenhouse on Missouri
avenue, between Four And-a half and Sixth
streets, has rendered tho removal OF the prOpa.
eating gardens In that vicinity necessary, and
yesterday work was commenced In the Agrlcul.
tural grounds, south OF tho conservatory, on the
foundations for the new greenhOusas 10 be placed
there.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

Colonel Lubsy has been directed to erect a
hydrant at tho northwest corner Of Fourteenth
and W streets northwest, tho cost not to exceed
thirty dollars
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

To-day, In tho Criminal Court, the case VI
Hszekiah Edwards, tOlUTed, indicted for the
murder Of Robert Hunlbild, Is hKed for trial.
Nj l. 4. Wiliams and General S. l.. Hlnkle
unset Tor the accused,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

The contractor Tor improving South Carolina
avenue has been directed to terrace and park
on the southeast and north sides Of square No.
SIS,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

It Is more than probable that In a short time
MIR. VIM. u. Smith will set out some large sized
trees on Connecticut and MassAchusoNs ave.
nueR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

Tho contract with J. 5. Washington for the
improvement Of Jackson, Washington, Jstfer.
son, Fillmore and Pierce streets, Uniontown,
has been cancelled, and given TO Mr.. u. d. Gar.
nantaF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

Tho MAckey (GltD land case, involving the
tito to over a million dollars worth Of real es'
tate In EastOn and Garrison avenues In st.
Louis, now occupied by more than two hundred
aud nifty persons, was recently decided In the
United states Circuit Court In that city In favor
Of the defendant The real plaintih In the case
W, W, CIT, Is the father Of Henry NJ, CIT, at.
tOrney Of this city. This case win DO brought
before he Supreme Court OF tho United States
for hnal adjudication,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

Tho marshal Of the District was notified 10
summon aIury in the case Of damages sustained
In the opening and extension Of the Blagden.
mill road
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
Masonic

The Sir Knights Of Columbia Commandory,
No. 2 Knights Tomplars, arc requested to as.
sembie at their asylum this Afternoon, In full
uniform, TO attend the funeral OF their late
brother, John II. wager.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

The SALE or PHoToaRAPHs still continues
and increases daily at the Git Store. No. 3l5
/ Ninth street Remember, they still continue TO
| donate two thousand dollars TO their patrons.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
METROPOLITAN VARIETY THEATRE

THE BALL KEPT IN MOTION.
Re engagement for OF . week Longer o. those great
Ethiopian comedian, JOHN hULLtuAh and
BILLY RICt, the funnies and most mi th:pIoHokinE
comedians Of tho dsy appearing this week In an en-
urg selection OF their do splitting 'peotAluea
and In the Buretque Black Crook hulliEin a. Mile
TaEliIni Rice as MILE Rosa. Assisted by the gnt
MImmoth UompfnJ OF star Ariss, Miss LhIlflA
MAkENZtH, the wonderful transformation dAt Ger
rsooivsd ,rith great applause. Neiles.On frdsJ
81 John MuiEsu and Billy Rice, when an entire new
array Of Fresh Novelties will DO presented. hngAEe
mont extraordinary OF the word.fenoWned EthlpplAn
Conn dian, Nc. BAN =. HAHDFORD, who eiil hp-
pear on Monday eve1iuE, October y, 10 Kihopipn
Garter" Together With host Of othsr htsT per.
I,r0. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

The fountain now In possession Of the Trcal
ury Department Is to DO placed at the lnterscc
ton OF New York and New Jersey avenues and
N street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

To AVOID COLDS and rheumatism and save
your money, procure understanding, heayy
suits and oveTooats at No. bO7 Seventh street, Ol
ROMAN h Cox.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

corner Of Now York avenue and Fifteenth
street, pays 0 per cont. on depssits
Banking Hours-9 TO I, Saturdays,9 to I nd
dtnP
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

UsHYUL FACTS WORTH KNOWING.
THURsFoB's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is tho
best Dentrince In use. It ksepstbo Teeth eloan
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price 20 and 90 cents. H.a
JoUvHN's InOd0rOuS Kid Glove Cleaner is far
superior to aug thing known. Price ~ cent?.
THoMPsOH'A POmads Optime 10 exquisite. II
sOftons, beautlnog, and strengthens the hair,
Price 70 and 80 cents,
All for sale by DTuRRtHtA'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

LADrKs AND dENTLENES, n you wish youT
wearing apparel cleaned In q hrstolass manner
send them to A. FIsHRR, 6ls Ninth street, op.
pOslte Patent Once. The Professor will give
you satisfaction vii Out fail.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
DISTRICTNO NOTES


The roadway Of u street south Is to bs nifty
six feet wide.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
THE LIGHT-RUNNING
HDONI RaTItlBg

THE LIGHr-RUNNING
"DOMRSTIO"
Sewing Machine 10 the best Of all. The perfec-
tlon OF stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
Of work, ease Of operation, nOissless, Tor more
nearly sothan any other shuttle rnachine,) self.
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts Is not eduAlsd 10 any other machine.
Once, OO5 = street, Masonic Temple. ...
n. p. ADAMS 4 Co, Agents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

The Washington City sRyInHS Bank
corner Of Seventh street and LouisiaDA avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits, De-
pOlltB cjn DO made and drawn at Will.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
tbs new COlObnado Hotel, PhilA delphIR
PennsylyAniA, has no superior IN the style Of It's
appointments.
DIARIES or CHOICE PennsylVRnlA GlAdos and
hne New York Butter received daily at SFICER's
Butter Store, 40 Ninth street
"ViCTOR"
Sewing Machine,
and
Nine. Demorests,
Patterns,
100 Pennsylvania avenue, between FOuT.anda
half and Sixth streets.
GRAND OPENINa
OF the most extensive assortment Of
BO0T1 AND SHoEs,
AZ Qas PfIcOi end that very low,
BY
L. HuLBRUH, ."f
io7 Seventh street, second door from ID,
IntelllEsneer Bailding.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

WARRINGTON THRATRR UOlIIQUP,
MISS LYDIA WEBSTER, -. .,.,.,...,,,,,
the female Hsreulos and wOadoIfnl 0lss sSingsI,
he great London Ooniqae.
Messra q litter and Goldricb, Mile 0Allettl, Mona
Oardsla and our beautiful ballet troupe The petuts
md dashir 8 vocalist, MISS LULA nELnnhhlng ,,,y
Ths beautiful chaIsetsr vocalist, baTlsfdas actress
and dAnaeuae. -
Jamsa W. wssleT Gad Mis-. Addls johns Miss
Rose celeste, Ne sra burbank, PAIksft Il. Jcan
buckley and james DouslDs. The new end EsrEeou'
ballet dlvsrtisenenJ snutled La FLORA l., intrsiuS
Ina Mis- Laura Il Clair. Ml,s Sails Mesner' Miss
EmmA Smith. A'd entire Corps de ba let
Ftrst time " the laaEhablo buflesq1e, Written b
W. j, Thompson, entitled
waHhtnHton Upside Down Or, 1912,
| Introducing the entire Monster Triple JOmpanJ
| Ladies' nlRhta EVEN Tuesday and Friday
| Family MAtineea "Wednesday ard Saturday.
| Thursday, October II, 1879
~ = First appearances o.
Tbs q Wing ard aoSdsrful female sntpodeSf, 10 b,
| thTlnluE and peIilous tgAt Of walking tho ueil-
| leg head DoNbwHrds, without the sid
| Of books, rope, or auction,
MR. GkCRGk X. BROWN, $500
the fearless and intrepid RrmnAst the ARIEL JOit
De NolAnte. - .
/ Look out for tho WHITE CROOK
| Og2t.l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

Murray
In accordance with general orders No. o, dated
October II, 1874 Capt, J, T. X. Plant, command
ing tho UOfcOran battalion, has issued orders
armed and equipped, at tho intersection
OF Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, on
Thursday, October -, at ESQ o'clock y, m, to
take part In the parade ordered by Governor
Cooke.
ON TO RICHMOND.
Company A, W. l.. l., 80 strong, will leave
Washington for Richmond at II % p. IN, the
30th instant, on Invitation Of Capt imbOden's
l.. !. Blues, The Governors stan, the battalion
stat, and about % Of the honorary members &C
company them. The Marine band and drum
corps will furnish tho music. They will leave
Richmond at o o'clock p. IN. Of the Jlst, arriving
here next morning early, thereby losing only
with other visiting CompauiOs, will compete Ior a
prize, on the fair RT0unds, 10 DO awarded to tho
most proficient In drill. A pleasant time 10 an.
ticipated.
0REHADIER GUARDS.
At u meeting Of the bTonadleT Guards last
night the resignation OF Captain Croker was
received and accepted,
The company then proceeded TO an election to
all the yaUa1Clog. A. II, Kinney was elected
captain; A. u, Cannon hfst Lieutenant Il, NJ.
Graves second lieutenant.
Great enthusiasm prevailed, and the company
thea adjourned for drill, They expect " ap.
pear On Thursday, and no doubt will, under the
circumstances make creditablo appearance,
duirybolldalryuqlcbub blUluBblOireuzoyUOCeasa
81. Michael, created decided sensation yester-
day as no Rush tod" into Garter n COS lash.
lOnabls hat store, IL Ninth street, and pur.
chased one Of their stylish silk hats ior 800,
"s-ally sold for ts,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-13

OMNIBUS NOTICE..,The patrons Of the
" Mansion House Omnibuses are respectfully
informed that JOHN MAGRUDER and
CHAMP FAUNTLEROY are not with said
omnibuses at this time. They represent that
they are the purpose of their present employ
ment. ANDREW SCHULER,
NH 12-3t Agent and Driver.