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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-19

II the Texas Legislature does not inn
peach Governor Davis and drive him
IRON the State, It will lose en- oppor-
tunity TO perform q good act. He has
been indicted by a grand jury, composed
mainly Of negroes. Let him suffer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-19

GRAFT BRowE appears to be the favor
tie Of the boiling Republicans and Dem
ocrats as the candidate to oppose
Grant. He is bold and aggressive, and
though not a strong man intellectually.
is much the superior Of Grant. Al these
are the days Of little men, Brown is
probably the best little man for forlorn
hope,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-19

Attachment Notice.

Frank COhn ! Before John Spelman, jus
W. tice Of the Peace for
W. ]. Stoddard. Shelby county.
A FFIDAVIT HAVING BEEN MADE
"A before me, and bond given as required
b. law in attachment causes. that the defend
ant IL A Nonresident Of the State Of Tennes-
zee. and an attachment issued and returned.
levied, etc, on the property Of the defendant
by the proper oficer. the defendant will take
notice that this cause u set for trial before
me. or some other Justice Of the Peace for
Shelby county, at my ONCE in Memphis. on
Saturday, the 10th day Of March, 1872. at 10
O'clock an. the defendant will take notice
and come into court and defend said cause,
or the same will be taken as confessed and
tried ex-parte; and that this notice be pub
lished once week for four successive weeks
in the Public Ledger. a Newspaper published
In the city Of Memphis.
February 10. i5T2. shelby county.
1f7-li3-Fiv3-q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-19
FOR
SALE.
"N " ------------~----------
AHORS

1 sever % SILL MY FIXTURES FOR
four h. .cy- I've dollars; stock. II want al AZ
inEs Injured dollars. Three railroad ross
y Al ihis place; is n thriving and he althy
S.aee. Reason for selling. going Gate & the
J. W. WATSON, Merchant TAXI ?.
i42-l47i Okoiona. Chickasaw couniy.N i.s.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-19
DIRECTORa .

e%Will grant Policies Of
Fire. Marine and River risf -nsurance ipo
mensurate with the hazar9 - u rates ON
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-19
DoMESTlCS.
Great Inducements
II u-
Domestic Dry Goods
Al
B.LOWRNSTHIN &BROS

NOTWITHSTANDING THE RECENT
In heavy advance in the prices of the raw
material. and the consequent appreciation Of
all cotton fabrics, We are still Offering the fol-
lowing goods at
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14
Ghe Saj'r STATE 2soister,
PUBLISHED DAILY,
tuoNDAYs EXCEPTED
JOHN BOOTH.
CFFICF- Rails Brick Building. Second
street, opposite the Capitol.


One COPY. one year, by mail .........S!o w
one copy. SIX months, by mali..:;..''' ~ W. wv
One copy. three months, by mall. w
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL PAID FOR
e.yDelivered by carrier to town sub
cr!bcrs al % cents Pc week.
Rate Of AdvertisIug:
One ,uare GO lineSi first insertionS3 w
EarL Subsequent insertion l ~
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14
Administrator Notice.
Estate of w. NJ. Boring, Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE uN-
\ eIsicned Public Administrator Of EsneIai-
da county State of Nevada, to the Cr.dltoI- ~.
and all persons having claims against said de-
cea- ed, to exhibit the same with the recessaiy
vouchers. within four months from the lub'Ic"-
tion Of this notice. to thu undersigI ed. AZ his
office in the town of Aurora, EsmeIalds county,
state of Nevada SAML lDUNGS.
Public Administr TOR.
Aurora, New, Aug. "a, 1872. lsug?e;ni
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14
MoEamWEDaNS IN BRAZIL.

4 curious but interesting story,
relative to the Mohammedans in
Brazil. is now being repeated from
the Abdurrahman Effendi. Brazil
ian journal, written in Arabic. i
few wears ago. before the existence
of the Surz Canal the Turkish Gov
ernment hal occasion to dispatch a
man-of war to Bassra. which thus
had to make the long journey through
the Mediterranean and the Atlantic.
round the Cape, through the Indian
Ocean and the Persian Gulf. The
vessel WIS forced bv stress of weather
20 run in for shelter at Rio de Ja-
metro. t. the intense surprise of
one of the officers, a numbe of
MohammeLans We're found among
the black population Of the capital.
Their lslalnism had indeed suffered
greatly bv the length of time and the
distance from their rellglonlsts.
Thus. they no longer tasted IN the
Ramadhan. but in the month Sha
ban; they knew nothing as to the
time of PRAYER; none of them knew
Arabic: their marriages and their
funerals were consecrated by Catho-
lie priests. by whom also their chill
Irea were baptized. Nor was the
astonishmant all on the side of the
new comers. The black Moham-
medans were not a little surprised to
sae anv faithful of white complex
ion. According to their experience,
all the waite people were Christians.
while all the Mohammedans were
black. With the permission of the
authorities a MohammedanS teach
er left the vessel and sojourned at
Rio de Janciro. Bahia and Pernam-
buco. in Or,ier to instruct his co-rel-
isioui,is there in the elements Of
their common frht. and to educate
some Of them sufficiently to enabl e
them 10 read the Koran in the OH
ginal. and. in short. thoroughly re
form them. He now estimates the
number of these black Nussulmans
at Rio at no less than 19 900.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

The Meeting Last NiGht-The Ouestiou Of
Fire alsrm Boxes Agaiu.
The Boarl Of Fire Commissioners hsld their
niSS s. baker tprssdsn i1i IL he Shar '''
Ths chief engineer reported that there were
alarms of IRE 10 the month Of April, which in.
VOWED an alleged Toe. Of !, 800, and with an In
The CHAIR laid before the board q communist.
tion from the board Of Public work1 with the
report Of Mt. Adolf Clu.s on the extension Of
the FIRE. alarm telegraph " ueorgetovn and the
boxes submitted to him for examination.
Mr.. McDeytt moved that the report he re.
specially referred back 10 the Board OF Public
Several members. Let II be read. LIST us
hear what Mr.. Cluss has 10 say.
The report was then read, and proved 70 be f..
votRble TO the New York alarm box. Amer dis.
cussing these merits, Mr.. Cluss concludes by
saying that he finds the Damewell apparatus to
offer decidedly most practical value In relation
ical execution. IL il, therefore, recommended
that the proposal ofGamewell 4 10. DO adopted,
provided that they ADJUST their mechanism TO
the required velocity, divide Cd their cylinder In
harmony with our aiphabet, 80 a. to register
twice to every revolution; further, that an alarm
box thus modified In harmony with our system
b iuroi,hsd fcr examination ,H At, a. the earliest
lald down In q well-denned contract.
Mr.. McDeyltt demaniej the yeas and nays on
his motion to refer,
Mr.. Cluss' report he recommended the entire
change OF the box on which an examination had
b en- made, and before that one was adopted he
would like to have " trial Of II.
M. hooker understood that the boxes could
he called through each other without passing
through the central station,
Mr.. Barker offered the following a. an amend.
ment to Mr.. MoDeyltrs motion, which was &C.
'eC1ssd.;, IN. ,0,i.c, Of .,,.n,,oD If an.
| IRE alarm telegraph 20 ueorEetown, With report
| Of Adolf Cluss thereon, has been, BY the B1ard
| OF Public Works, referred 20 this board for
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

- uermAHyls about to erect an eighth statue
to Goethe at Berlin.
- Tho Rev DR.. Milburn, the blind
preacher" Is giving lectures In Georgia,
n Miss Rose Hsrsse, who has sung In this
country 10 English opera, is forming u company
Of her own In England,
go Il Is said that John Morrissey will shortly
erect, on Putnam street, Saratoga, n pool, house
three stories high and forty by sixty feet In
dimensions.
Mile VsstyllI will visit this country next
year ~ a managOress Of concerts. She has en-.
gage the ilstafs BildegaTd pianlsts, and Frau.
lein Gabrielle Spindler for concert tour.
- Hon. william Parsons, 10 q New York
town, found himself RiyeTtised to lecture on
wicked Angels" Tho secretary declared that
he wrote "Mishasl Angelo, but Of course "the
printer was ~ blame"
Colonel FOTnsy says; Grant Is the strong.
est American with the American people this
day living We believe L dozen Cincinnati con.
vontlons cauDot defeat him, lie IL founded on
the rosk q principles defended and saved, and
- Father p. De Smet, the venerable apostle
to the 81. Louis Indians, has returned 10 ST.
Louis after an absence Of some months In Eu.
rope This Is his twenty hrst trip across the
OCEAN, his nrst voyage to America having been
made Over my ysars ago,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04
DISASTER TO THE KANSAS cRLw.


The steamer Ocean Queen, from AspinwalI,
April ", arrived at New York yesterday, bring.
ing Intelligence relative Ia the drowning Of Com
mander Crossman, Of the Nicaragua canal sur.
yeylng expedition, Sailing Master Alfred FOThy
and four seRmen OF the crew ofthe United States
steamer Kansas.
The steamship Kansas, Captain HATFIELD, with
the Nicaragua canal surveying expedition, ar.
rived at areytown on the "a OF April On the
l2th Captain CrOssman, In command Of the eX.
petition, In coming in over the bar 10 a whale
boat got capsZed by the breaking Of o steering
oar. Two other boats sent To their Asslsta nee
met with the same fate. Minute guns were nred
from the vessel, but no aid could be given from
shore, as the ship lay sir miles away, and out OF
sight, and no one knew what they meant.
The steam launch bad already been sent up
TO meet the steamship Mosslle, with u cargo,
and a canoe with nails. The canoe arrived Ia
time to save PAymAsteT Simms and sixteen men.
The others swan ashore. Three came In on an
empty ehsk. Captain OTOssman, Sailing Master
Fofay and tour icamen were drowned. ~ them
only the body Of one seaman was found. The
number Of otneers and men saved was twenty
seven.
The Navy department has sent several tels-
grams TO Kingston 70 ascertain the names Of
the unfortunate seamen, but Tor some reason
tho Spanish authorities will not permit dis
patches 10 be transmitted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04


At . meeting Of citizens OF UniontoWn, held
at Martins hotel, Thursday evening, May =,
1871 Mr.. II. Pits was called to the chair, and
william =. Parish appointed secretary,
The object Of the meeting having been ex.
planned, on motion q committee Of three was
appointed TO dram resolutions for the action Of
the meeting; whereupon the following preamble
and resolutions were presented by the commit
tee and unanimously adopted
Whereas the General Assembly OF the his
trct Of Columbia at It's last session made various
appropriations tor tho improvement OF Union.
town, Including the streets ln said village, pub.
lie pumps, hay scales, and station. house; and
whereas the season Is advancing aud none Of
said Improvements have rs yet been commenced;
and whereas we have learned with much sur
prise that the erection Of the statlOn-hou Is
opposed by the superintendent Of police, there.
fore be Il
Received, That our representative be, and he
q hereby, requested TO urge upon the Board AZ
Public Works the necessity OF completing all
the work In our village for which appropriA-
tlOnB have been made at as early day as pos
slble, aud that he demand, In tho name Of the
people OF UniontOwn, faithful execution Of all
laws passed In their behalf
Resolved, That whilst we are not blind TO the
fact that We have been paying taxes for the last
sixteen years and received little or no benefit
therefrom, and that large sums Of the public
money have been expended 10 the Improvement
OF other localities ia the District that have re.
Gently sprung into existence, We only ask for
our town a fair and honest distribution u the
public money in public improvements.
hereby rendered, to Hon, N, p. Ohlpaian, our
Delegate In Congress, and TO Hon. l.. IL.
Douglass, our representative In the Legislative
Council, for their efforts 10 secure an apprO-
priatlon BY the General Government for the
erection Of new bridge across the AnAcostla to
this place; and In view Of the Importance OF this
great work We shall expect our Delegate "a
the bill he introduced for that purpose Is passed
by both houses OF Congress.
R.iolysd, That our thanks are hereby tend.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04


Poor Horace.
Black Crook on Monday.
Kate SAntley at the National
Pity about Brown-B. GratE.
II IL most time to take GUNNER salls.
Perpetually 90 n strike-StonecutterA
VIII tho Democrats nominate A very poor
conundrum.
what does the III" stand for 10 q rata Brown =
| nameT one at time, gentlemen.
The words "dreeley and Brown" frequently
occurred In conyersatlOn last night,
Somebody says that Washington Territory Is
40 fertile that you may TIL n rapid, (umatilla }
Melancholy children Of the iorsst-Cirnye.
dlggers.
ParOdOxical - Tight" men lying around
"lOose."
drinkers.
Goodbye sweet tart" as the urchIn sang
throat
when Horace q. Is elected. PsnnmanshIp will
he stricken from the requirements Of the civil
service.
Amer the Ilh Of next March applicants for
Departmental clSrkships will he examined In
agriculture.
In view OF tho nomlnatlon Of Greeley, Ker.
wand, the bookseller, will lay In an additional
supply Of "Recollectlons Of a Busy Lie"
Honest Joe Carroll, chairman OF the Commit.
=
simon Joseph 10 contest Fred BSsgeIrs SEAT
The color best suited for live newspaper IL
rsdd-esPeclally the REPUBLICAN. Copyright
secured.)
People given to the habItual use Of pulverIred
tobacco should be smart rs they're always "u
n cIeIk ~ me engineer bureau calls the op,
erations at Hell date, New York harbOr, devil
Of q job.
Horace, what know about farming" will
purchase new seeond.hAn white tile, now that
lie has been half sOled and heelod by Brown.
A good deal OF the romance regarding the
Pyramids has been destroyed by the discovery
that they are constructed Of cOncrete-BeiOR
AngiomsTr.
Clnclnnatus WAS chosen the roler of bIa m.
Inc pl0N and went 70 uIncInnau ami wns nnnI.
mated
'ThC lannon's Mrs. ,Jarley's WaxWorks." II f.
said, cured the Prince Of Wales Of his serious
illness Jatley "a en- route from Enrone for
Washington.
Doph,a notDtsd ,nrD,,. iii, ,hr,v. Do,,
,tnHaV Pohusn IuTWnlps WI thtlye now
nsr W inc h""aesof'p' convention ~ 'iheih'
~, 49,, ny..
49,, T. 10y = Noyes hANe osen aNhIusu Tue
49, IL III ,nnh ~, s sa rhh's ln ~ p ,aoo ohe
1a.r ~ nv, ~ VIZ, "nu VSn,st Pioovsl De
~, ~ ~ s'a ss,n ~ ~ tL"ut ", tno P"rAhH
WI "oi " oo'sn.een'h Aln VI slIooS'
4 comm unicatlon has been sent TO the chief OF
pealse. son Ri h thst many q me young
cu, ~, hrnlsSn ~ ~ hoys '"e I'sG nATv Desn
s,snnIian wv 'o''s "P'e''"' 'ner 'unher ue'
', ,s",
STRANGE against OdOriferous rubbish len about
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

Owing to the many improvements which are
underway this beautiful summer resort, so easy
0i access and so desirable In every respect, will
not be opened before a week from next Monday
May H. Mr. Shaiheldi the lessee, has made az,
engagements with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Company by which the fare 20 the High
have been placed At tuenty .hVe cents, and still
greater reduction will no made In favor OF par,
Ties Of nftY and upwards, The lOWness OF these
rates should, and doubtless will, induce large
numbers to patrOnlzo this attractive spot during
the summer months, when the heat Is 90 great
as 10 make one yeaTn for q cool retreat
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04
VISIT
wallach's
Dollar Store,
4ql Pa. av., below National Hotel.

JusrIcE TO WHOM IT BELoNas.-tn justice to
one Of our most entsrprislng citizens, whose en-.
orgy and activity have secured for himself
fair share Of public patronage, we puhllsh the
following card, which explains itself
To ne Public! AZ there are certain merchat
who ridicule the Idea OF advertising, and "a that
II IL only intended to make Newspaper men rich,
and who at the same time claim that they never
devote q dollar to such purpose, aud yet resort
to mean expedlents to reap the benefits Of those
who do advertise, I feel Il due to myself and to
my patrons To state that have no branch store
In Washington, and none save that Of my hoop.
skirt and corset factory, at tOs Seventh street,
lhtelllgencer building. Ladies In search OF my
Establishment will please remember the name
and the number, Charles Baum, 4Os Seventh
street. between ID and T. streets. Thankful for
past layors, beg leave to inform the public that
] have lust received my new spring stock, In.
Clu ling all the novelties In hoopskirIs, cOrsets,
Hi gloves, human hair, trimmings, the most
complete stock Of fancy and plain hosiery, and
ladies furnishings, all Of which are specialtles,
and that I will endeavor In tho future, Us In the
past, 20 10 conduct my business as To continue to
secure the confidence Of the ladies OF Washing.
ton, the efforts OF enemies and malicious persons
20 the contrary Notwithstanding. Charles Baum,
lOs Seventh street, between ID and T..
THE cheapest place IN Washington to buy
Wallpaper, and have paperhanging aud up
holstsry work done Is at Tubman's, Ii3 Ninth
stFaet
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04
wTrr vEsrs, all kinds, at A. s,Ks 4 Co. q


Yesterday morning. about II o'clock, q one.
legged eolOfed man named John Thomas and
WIN. johnson, also colOred, got Into q quarrel on
O street, between Thirteenth And Thirteen. q nd
a-hAli street. about n woman, when the former
drew razor and cut the latter severely In tho
left arm and hip. After the cutting Thomas
started OIL up Thlrteen.and- al halt street, pur.
sued by Olicer MoMahon, and although Grip.
pie no got over the ground with astonishing Ta.
plditys and the ofiicer failed TO capture him un-
I'll near Fourteenth and y streets. He was then
taken before Judge Smell and held for further
examination. johnson was hrst taken 10 Kid.
wells drug store, but there being no ply stella n
there at the time he went TO the Office Of Dr. d.
W. Bliss, whore his wounds we're dressed. He
was then taken home.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04
Proposals.
pRoPosAIs ron TRANsPoRrATIoN.
Orrior Ourrr ouAnrrRMaartnJ
p,.,, D1trhnIMENL or CoLuMniA,

Orrion ouIsr ouARTtRMAsrtR,l
a.. PonIthNp, oaEoor, asroh X, IsiI
s &. sss e -. dss r. !. ~, cs IHa
vision Of the psclae, IN sal ttaprlsso, Usiliorals
Ina Unlisd SiSiss Mlhisry siois sup5iiss "a Nal,
sSSins ,eS .n;pSs E.sr "a Jay aud
cisco, Gal, 10 Portland, oregop. 'An
NO s s9SS 5 As tor i' S1ss ssn Fran
Route No. s-ao9 tone, more or les, from Portland
Route No An ioss more S or lev, from Portland
9resYs, % vsnoouIsr.w, T., to Esio'
Route No. $40 lona mora or less, from Portland.
QEsSon' OF Vanoouvsr.w T.. % Sits.
Route No. d-ioo tons more or less. from Portland,
p Iss ssd Sstgo9gg's'' ". 7, to San
Route No, i-loO tone, more or les. from Portland,
2r.son, q yanssouVsr, ". T, TO tori
Route No -iol tons, more or les from Portland,
2.Ss01. r Vancouver. W. IT, TO Fort
Route No. Ia tons, mote or lees from Portland.
0rssgp, e NsnoouVsr' w. TO FIrt
ute No 10 no tons, more OF lo =, from posilsnd
Rrfsoni e 'aao'u'r'' w. T. to hort
R,uis No II 10 tons, more OF lost, from Portland
ursson, OF Nan5ouvsr,W. Y 10 Camp
Rou,, No. u I'd pSa., more SFssg % o, ton Portland
Oregon, or NabcduNsr W. T., 10
Route No. n Ion tons, more % lon', tom PORTLAND,
Oregon, OF Napcpuyer, W. Y TO Pc
louss Iandlns. ". g. -,
Route No. II 10 tons, m re or less, from Portland
Oregsn, g Vancouver ". T., 70 Wal
Ro1ts No. iB-icO tons, more or les, irom Portland.
orcson, or Vancouver, ". r., to
umathla, W sou. =, ,-.,,..
t,resou, or Vancouver, W. r., To
Route NJ, Il-so6 90 pSaad., more or LED. t-om P,.
lone LaaiiaS, w. T., 10 f1t Ool
Route No 2nP A. q % fSSt e 6s I'D i'P va
Routs No. ls-NnHW ogSa,. tsoIs q less rpm wal
~ O iilis. Utcso i To % va Bolso. T. r.
Bsliss,Ofssoo, to Damp Ha'nSy, 0Fo.
RJu,O No a. ail,Ooo psupd,, more OF hes, FROM
bal ss. Oreson, to Gang warner,
K,uis No 6,6OJ pound, more o. less, from Wiz.
nemuceA, neyad.. 70 lOrt BOis-, r.
Route No. ataD 90 pounds, more less, tronsWln.
nemuooa, Nevada, 10 OAmp hArAey,
Route No -assoJ sounds, moTe or loss, fr,n Rouo
heysda, TO Oamp wAinsi. " zon,
minusO a! X Il COsL bfGashj 70
bort klsmsth, Oregon,
miapsO. 4 d n 4 (Orssoa braae6j to
=. - for Klamath, Oregon,
Route No. s-SOlPn pouad. nore o. less. from s,i
Ssne go, "a, va Ore.esnt ulD' Q"
Route No 2a-e9ooo pounds, more o. less, from Pa.
"a 100 L.sd'"F 70 PeiHtA tn y sshlpE,Sn
Uis.rvslsr spd snst' riy s''a sod east al
iuia, W. 4 70 pIints Ia Sashiagtoa
sod Idaho Territories, =, abJS5 spsoi
ROaiS No. u Gg,G0 pounds. moro or less. from
Dalles, Otegoa, TO poigtt u oregon
sYuth 4 the Illus MountAins aud saat
OF the Cascade RlnGo.
Route No n tsJnD pound more or les from Win.
Hsmncco, Nevada, 10 polnt, in I IraKou
and Idaho east OF tho "a eada Wanse
ant south Of the u deg of Iorth laii
tuds.
,,y,,, o,, .,... -, -. $500. ...... 49,.
FoR TRANSPORT lyg UNITED STATS MILL
TARH MAILS, &C.
Route No a Betussa Purt Ta~ussnd, W. r, aud
Camp San Juan I,lAnd, WT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

= beautiful building lot fronting on street, be.
tween Third and Four.ani.a. half streets north.
west.
Also, at 10 o'clock, a. m, In front OF their Auc.
furniture.
WIN. l.. Wall n 20. will sell. at 10 O'Clock, a.
tn, At their batar, nIty head Of horses and
mules.
Latimer n Cleary will sell, at 10 O'Clock, In
front Of their auction rooms, noe parlor, bed.
room and kitchen furniture AMI kitchen requi.
sites
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

who keeps the Monogram, az Thirteenth street
corner VI J., knows how TO keep a hotel, a. all
who have ayallod Themselves Of his hospitality
can testify. hls tables are supplied with all the
delieacies Of the SEASON, and his oar ls supplied
with the best OF liquors, wines aud elgaTs. En-.
trance TO phVate suppSr'rO0ms on 4 street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

Al the regular meeting Of Morning Star
Lodge, No. . / q. q. T., held on Wednesday
were Installed as oicsfs to serve during The ia.
suing three months, viz; w. q. T., Mrs. l.. =.
GOutlayi W. V. T., Miss NJ. W. b. Phelps; W.
s., Z. y Common; W. A. s., Mrs. NJ. A. Oar.
Ooftini W. q, I. l.. Salkeld; W. NJ, 7. 4. W.
Phelps; W. D. NJ, Mise Lille Johnson W. J.
o., j, Is, Kellogg; W. q. o., Davis Baker; W.
X u: s, J. p B'lton; and W. L. II. s., ohas.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04
WHITE vEsrs, all kinds, alta. sAEs i Co. =


are the shirts which Timms 4 Wlnslow, No Is7
PennaylyAnla avenue, furnish ihsir custOuaers.
The beauty consists In their neAtness perfect n I,
and low rates. For all kinds OF gentlemen
call on Turns n WinslOw They can suit you
II any one can.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

To parties who want TO dispose Of their prop
erty at cash figures, this IL an important Ques.
tiOn. II. II. Warner, T2a Seventh street has
several parties who wish to make purchases
which arc desirable as Investments. Memo
rialiss and inlunctionists should call on hipi to
make quick sales.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

REy. W. ,. p. NoaLR, Of Pa, who, as chap
lain iu the army during the war, made hosts Of
warm friends BY his unOstontAtlOus good deeds
and energy, Is to preach o,mOrTow, In the North
PreabytoTinn church, N street, al II a. IN. and
4 u. IN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04
wmrE vrsrs, all kinds, TIA. sAKs 4 Co. S,


will tell you that they deliver more freight at A.
Saks Co.'S than to any other clothing house In
the District II needs no "ghost to come from
the grave" TO prove that this IL the best EVIL.
dence that they are selling more goods than
others. The reason why Is that their goods are
the host the prices the lowest