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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
nIrY snIILLrAIK.

What must the little birds think Of this
weather.
when the crack shot Of Capitol HIN got
his breech-loader he declares he will give O.
N. lively shake In pigeon shooting.
Ne. MacCartee, Of the bureau OF engraving
and printing, has won the sweetest Lemon In
town. friend tells Us.
Michael scsnlon, ESQ.,, editor Of the IrisA
RePSblie OF New York, Is In the city looking
n healthy rs ever.
One Of the jolIIest blondes from Boston IL
Y. A. Jacobs, the commander OF q. A. r.
A sedate friend, whose wife attends all the
stats sociables, Is studying divorce" at the
oyercoata are comfortable yet. II you
don't believe, hang one up In the hall and
leave the front door open.
There were fifteen cases OF drunk yester-
day, This don't look like a corner" in
whisky. ."
One OF our city car drivers sings as he
drives, keeping time with the tlnkllng Of the
bells. He sings awfully slow At times.
The main doorkeeper at tho National
theatre has been chaaged. 80 much for
Buckingham" ..
Mr. Gilbert, having left the Patriot, has
accepted q position on tho Chronicle, the
latter paper winning by the change.
rhs iovIaI Cavananoh ex.Delsgnta from
Mant.ng h a Siant M bIlIisrds Fsw ahont
M iyllngton ean l,eai him ON iollltv.
Clarence NJ. Barton Is authority for the
aa,aa s Wn,,,,, St Ps,htss \, M
mia lodge. He'll rise 10 explain II questioned.
| Sone " az oS' siy s III ..,aS e , s.Un.e
,1.,,r 49, ,ha ssadp s,, ~ unu,n =
-. ~ Sa., ,nisa, ""' sNS' '' -
s Poy
| hed hot-ln the little onpleasAntness In
me qnartermastsrs department hVns In
galis repressen.s tne ms, and huyis saxtoo
tne outs, before eenator Logan scommittec.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

On Wednesday Mr.. John N. Colby died at
his resldence In HyAttsyllle, after al illuess
Of thlEty-Glx hours. Mr.. Colby was tor =
number OF years the president Of the Mary
land Agricultural College, and at the time Of
his death was a member Of the Washington
bar. During biz lite he was honest and con
men, and had By his upright course made a
large number OF friends who will sincerely
mourn his demise. His funeral will take
place this afternoon from hls late residence,
HyRttsville, aud will be attended BY the mem
bers Of Harmony Lodge, No. II Y. A. A. NJ,
/ Of which he was member. rrra--r- o..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

FACTS IN HUMAN LuH.---Thero Gro about
1901 languages spoken in the world and ltA
Inhabitants profess moro than !, 900 different
Religions The number Of mon Il abnnt equal
70 the number OF women. The average Of
human life Is about thirty.three years, Ono
quarter dieprevious 70 the age Of Seybn years,
one half before reaching seventeen, end those
who pass this ago enjoy felicity refused TO
one halt of the human npsel6Ai To every
1000 persons only one reaches one hundred
years OF life; 10 every one hundred, oiily six
reach the age OF Alxty-fye; and not mora
than one In i've hundred llyos 70 eighty years
OF age. There are on earth LOO, o00, 900 In
hAbltanta, and Of these 50. $40, $50 de every
year, 81, S24 every day, $50 every hour, and
sixty every minute, or one 10 evorg second.
The married are longer lived than llio single,
and, above all, those who observe b sober
and industrious conduct TAN men I'VE longer
than short ones. Women have more cllAnees
OF life IN their favor previous 70 hliy years
OF age than men have, but fewer afterwards
The number OF marriages Is In the proper
ton Of seyenty-hye 10 every one thuusand in
diyidnals. Marriage Is more frequent after
the equinoxes-that IL, during the montl ~
June and December. Those born Ia 4 y
spring are generally more robust than others.
Births and deaths are more frequent by night
than BY day. The number Of men capable
Of bearing arms u calculated d ono fourth Of
the population Eperg Saturday. " ~, =
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
I'' Es4sSD MN SsTsss1aSS q M


go Reesaa Day.
The conference was opened yesterday morn
ing with appropriate services, conducted by
Rev. DR.. Wllsqn. AL 4 LA
The committee TO whom was referred NE
ROSpG51s 9, sS Ss s'SSsp a g
ported that In their Judgment, he u not pn-
Titled TO a scat In this conference.
The report In regard 10 tho condition OF
the Book Concnrn was read BY Rev. Dr.Web
ster, which allowed that At the commence-
ment Of the year the receipts were 9lO, SO. vi
cash on hand, el,iei,9e making 9 total q
ts a7s.56; liabilities, s7tl.52 net pronts iof
the year, ei62.p6. The report was referred
10 the committee on literature.
Tho examination Of eharnctev wa re-
sumed, and when the name OF Rev. II. Nice
was called, Rev. DR.. Sherman, chairman q
the special COMMITTEES having the case. Of hi.
brother In charge, regommsnded hathe Pc
recorded ''withdrAwn." u r1ri 49,
The report was subsequently, amended, on
motion o. Dr.. Sunderland, 10 road, with
drawn under auspenslon," and Was adopted
by large majority. ref1 tfHuf
Rev. DR.. Eyers6ls, Of the COMMITTEES upon
the passage of Tho presldenth character, sub.
mluied = report thai IRON Al The evidences
before them they bslleve thai the presldeni
acted In good faith towards tho church In
Cumberland, Maryland, involving The yus.
pension OF the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Nice, toi
Observation-Disclosures In Office, and while all the
forms Of Law may not have been complied
with atm they recommend that his charaotes
After considerable discussion upon II,
subject, Consuming most OF the nornlnl
hour, The report Of the committee wae laid
i upon the table; and upon motion OF Rev
John Roberta the charagter Of the prcslden
| was passed almost unaninouRly. 'N
The conference thcn proceeded 70 the cleo.
ton Of preaidcnt for the ensulng year, VIII
the following result. DR.. d. +. Reese, IS; DR.
Bates, q Dr.. Wilson. 3; scattering, T.
l. Dr.. ID. z. Reese thanked the conference foi
the repeated honor, and promised faithful
performance Of HE duties. 'NL ,V-wrl
i :, After the slnrdng OF the doxology, and
prayer by Or. Roberts, the conference then
At 8 O'clock, adjourned.
II EvnNfNo sBssf0N. ~
The ssssion was devoted 70 Temperance
speeches, a was announced IN The morning
session. Rev Dr.. Sutherland was called "a
the chair, who offered prayer, and upon IL
concluslon the choir Gang beanumi hymn
Revs. Drs. swentzel and u 8 Ware mad,
abort addresses, urging the necessity OF th'
churches taking hold OF this subject and Civ
ing II their earnest attention.
The bcnedlction was then pronopuced, an'
the convention adjourned undl this evening
Eagle Tent No. o. RechAbliea were In AZ
tendance In strong numbers and occupies
seats prepared for Ihem near the ehAnoel.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

A number OF gentlemen OF this city have
under consideration the feasibility OF form
ing Joint stock company for the maniac
ture 81 ale al the old washington brewery,
Reputation for tho ercelenee Of the beverage
there made. The brewery has passed into
the hands OF 8. ID. Castlcman aud Joseph
Weaver, as tho ownars OF the property, and
the gentlemen referred 70 are about conclud-
lng Arrangements for either the rental or
pufeuuse OF the building and AppurtphAnees.
The project IA TO form stock company with
Mr. WIN. Dickson as manager, and tho probe-
bililies are that Il will DO brought TO success.
ful completion
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

improvements OF the right description seem
10 be the order OF tho day. w. II. Moses,
ESQ.,, our enterprising furniture dealer, pro-
poses making extensive improvements at his
old stand, corner Of PennsylvhnlA avenue and
Seventh street. In order 70 make room for
tho same Messrs. Latlmer & Clearly, aue-
tioneers, will commence on the Lat OF April
saie discount Of 10 per cent. win be made
on all cash purehasoS. Our readers should
boar this in mind. As the sale 10 positive II
will afford an opportunity that seldom occur
70 purchase arst-elass, articles At your own
nrieAa .... ....... ........
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, boy
named Howard Magic, aged eight years, was
\ run over at the corner Of Twelfth and r
streets by a lumber wagon, and Injured
slightly about the leg. He was picked up and
carried IN hla home, No. 60l Thirteenth
street, where his injuries were dressed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

THB OxFoRD AND CAMBRIpaE Boat
RLcE.-The Cambridge Oxford boat race
Will be rowed one week from Saturday,
March 20. Tho Cambridge Il already on the
Thames, and both crews have been In care
full training since about the middle OF Feb
ruAry. The old confidence OF Oxford, en-
gendered by long series Of victories, Is en-
tlrely gone, and che docs not seem 70 have
reached that condition OF plucky good nature
under defeat which Cambridge showed so
many years IN succession. Ia 1870 CAM
bdego broke the spell which seemed TO sur
round the fortunes OF Oxford, and last year
the latter entered the race under cloud, as
Waa shown BY the betting, which stood two
70 one In favor OF Cambridge. This dlspro-
portion was more than sustained by the re-
snlL tho heroes OF tie Cam taking the lead at
the start and keeping Il easily TO the end.
II Cambridge wins again this year, Oxford
will probably recover from Its aurprlae, and
sattle down to q vigorous pertinaclty like
that displayed BY a well-OrgSDlzed minority
In Parliament or Congress. The oxfOrd
crew thla year Il spoken Of as q lne one, bal
Without that enthusiasm with which thu
friends OF Cambridge extol0 their faYoTitos
ms question OF prestige aside, the race will
pfobebly W closely contested and very in.
NNfNNNH1tNf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

Inspector General Gatchell repoTh Tie ar
rival and sale Of marine products as follower
fish, sold 70 the different dealers Al the fol-
lowing prices Rock nsh, ~ 70 ~ cents per
bunch; pike, 40 cents; yellow perch, from 30
70 IS cents; white perch, from 20 10 ~ cents.
Mail boat, II punches rock fish sold at per
bunch, TO J. II. Cheek 4 Co. Railroad. 300
bushels oysters 30 Doatloy q Turner, sold at
20 cents. Bat few oysters remain on hHnd u
the oyster wharf. Prices vary from ~ cents
to el,To per busheL Condemned, 100 bushels
uytters. goo FN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

eroRI's NEW sTATuH.-Mks Anne Brews.
ter writes from Rome; Story's new aud SUI
perb statue Of semiramis IL one Of the boldest
things he has ever modelled, and one Of the
most beautiful. The hgureiS seated, the legs
crossed; on the right side the drapory Ia most
cunningly managed; Il falls around the
eroAsed knees and thighs In folds that arc
half archaic, but few touches break up the
lines In places and make you feel sure Of the
long, panther-llke limbs beneath. The face
ls d summing up Of the character given 20
semirAmia. Itexpresses cruelty, passion, In
tellect aud coldness with that peculiar beauty
story gives 10 the Syrian faces he models.
The eyeball is full, the setting hollow; the
eyeiid Is thin, and there Is a hollow between
Il and the brow; 1t Is q little drawn, too, at
the aides; IL all suggests the thin skin around
the eye OF bird OF prey. The mouth Is full
and cold; the cheeks are lean, not meagro-
In abort IL Ia the face Of one Of those beau
tiful tigeriah women history tells us have er-
lated, have Slnned, ruled and made humanity
Gafier. SemlrAmls belongs, when finished 10
Mr.. Benson, OF the great steel manufacturing
arm, Benson 4 Naylor. He Is one OF those
mon who can say 70 paper, BE thou con
yertOd TO nne gold, and perform the Midas
miracle.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

The committee appointed by the Ohio aaDo-
citation 10 make Arrangements for the con
templated calico party have designated the
evening Of April IS, pro1imo, at Masonic
Temple OF course. II was determlned 10
make this a very select and enjoyable affair,
and that no cards OF admission should be az
tainAble except by members OF the club and
their own particular friends. Ladies' are en-
pected 10 appear ia the style Of dress appii-
cable 10 the occaAiOn. r..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

D. II. Warner viii sell, on the premIaes, Al
3 O'Clock. p. m, lot ~, In square 6is, aitu-
ated on N street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets northweat. ...
Green a williams win sell, at 10 o'clock,
q. M, at their fnrnltuFe warerOoms, corner
mense lot OF household furniture, sc.
Also, at 10 O'Clock, q. M, on South A street,
between Now Jersey avenue and First street
east, the fixtures OF bar-room, &c. Ir.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
"arsst's ssrh."

frrum the Olnoinnnu Ohronlolal
Under this caption an article u going the
rounds Of the Democratic and dlsorganiSing
press, attributed 70 one Townsend, OF unen-
viable notoristy, and alleged 70 have appeared
originally In the Chicago Tribune. II the
remainder Of hls list OF editors In once" ID
az correct as the following specimens, tho
whole article 10 Just about a. worthless a. tho
fellow who manufactured II;
X. II. Stephsnson, q proprietor OF the
Chronicle. Cincinnati, surveyor of the port.
D. II, Bailey, proprietor OF the Chronicle,
consul 70 Hong Kong, replacing very supe-
nor consul. G. n. GoOding, against the pro-
test Of all the American firms In China.
W. Y. Davis. president Of the Chronicle
company, Cincinnati, pension agent for five
years, Dust removed, $1,000.
Mr.. d. II. Bailey, referred 20 above, never
owned q dollar Of stock In the OhroHtole
The only connection he ever had with IL wa
q temporary one for only few weeks on N
editorial STAFF, and terminated long befor'
his receiving an o1icial appointment Neithc
Mr.. Stephenson nor Mr.. Davis was ever ont
Of The editors OF this paper or Of the Ohron
icle, nor have their Investments In our stoch
given them power to direct the course OF Thu
paper.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

Company D, Washington Light InfAntry,
their armory, aud Notwithstanding tAo In
elemency OF the weather there was q rsspec-
table attendance Of the fair ser. Danclng
was INDUCED In until u o'clock, wlsn the
guests eat down 70 handsome supper pre-
pared by the company, Aller which they no
sumod tho dance, abd continued untl an
early hour this morning. f.fH vi.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
RxtensIoa Of the Mstropolltan strsst Kali

The committee OF citizens appointed ut q
meeting recently held in the eastern section
Of tue city 70 secure the building OF another
street railway In that direction, waited upon
tho president OF tho Metropolitan Railroad
Company yesterday aud yere Informed that
the board Of directors OF that company, at
theiT meeting, held on Tuesday last had de
terInined TO extend their lines at once from
Georgetown TO the Navy Yard bridge, and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

CITY ITEMS.

Miss ANEIH X. HupHERT, 100 y street,
having Just returned IRON New York with a
splendid stock Of now spripg goods, will he
happy 10 SEQ her friends and the public. To q
full supply Of Ladies and oentismSn's Furnish.
lngs she has added q nne stock Of trimming'
and Hamburg edEiDgu, and engages TO sell al
New York prices. ...r4. WThhS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

We have received from y. A. Fin 4 Co. a
number OF Btereoscoplc views OF the Yellow
stone serlea, mounted on the ARTISTS size "
They arc the sole AgenlA for tholr sall IN the
District Of Columbia. They will be followed
BY 0ther views OF the aerlea when completed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

The iremen are busy at work dlsposinx Of
the tickstA 70 the heneht rendered thelf rebel
fund BY the management Of the Natioual tho
atre. The "laddies" deserve we'll ut the
hands Of The Washington public, and va
have no doubt that q crowded house will
prove that they are appreciated BY ouI
people. ~. "a I L L =. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

FnIrz has opened At the corner Of Seventh
and = street, "May Buildlng.r 90 and see
him. He has everything TO please In the way
Of wines liquors, cigars, and oatables. His stock
bang from nrst hands h guaranteed 70 DO Of
primo quality.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

= ITrnu the Missouri DemoorAt
Tho New York Tribune, In It's bitter hos
tility 70 Grants nomination, says:
"If patrlotism induced the General 70 relin-
quiah the Santo Donilngo scheme why not give
y still wider latitude and gain the gratitude Of
the country By Withdrawing from . candidacy
that does not seem for the good Of tho country"
Il IL not difficult 10 answer the above con-
undrum. Gen. Grant abandoned the Santo
Domingo scheme because he found the Peo-
pie were not incllued 10 indorse II. He did
what he considered TO be his duty In the mat
ter, aud then loft II with those who had .
right 70 determine its fate. Az TO his candi-
dacy, We bog 70 inquire by what authority
the Now York Tribune says IL ''docs not
seem for the good OF the country" Who
constituted Horace Greeley. Carl sehurz and
b. GratE Brown q committee on the good Of
the country" with unlimited power Of deci'
sioup Gen. Grants administration has been
lndoraed BY eyory Republican convention
held this year, and Mr.. Greeley himself says
that majority OF the voters OF the Republi-
can party throughout the country are in favor
Of his denomination and reelection. Do these
people know nothing OF public ahalrs1 Are
they incompetent 10 judgel The very Tea
son which persuaded Grant to abandon Santc
Domingo appeals TO him with multiplied
force 10 accept denomination and re-elec
ton 70 the Presidency.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
PrsCnPH0rU8

The wEEkLz hArlonkL RnPunIlcAs upporis The
priaoples aud poue5 Of che krsA, Republican par,y
and r.tsias the AdniniairAiion Of frs.idsut Grant
1t pabsbeA on larEe shsst glSta inches. aud son
ins Tow advsrsissmsnis. II gives A,isrss an snoant
q rsadiss matter any other weekly payer Of it,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

mecuna
The Board o. Metropolitan Police ~ lner
meeting yesterday "ansAc'eu u' 'o''""'"k
busiuessi ,,,,,
II. N. keeue was apPein'ea an s ~ nIoa..
private TO do duty AZ too oosns. ?, se,Sn-
tenth and ltstreee nofthwessioIeA m soi
Thos Kelly was aPPe'1 1 ~ ~ ,is.s,s
private 20 DO duty Mv. D. OnurSn she N osne
Ing, on oixth s.leeN oe,se'n M" y ~
soethWsst ior " hon.ns, .,aa,.a A. ,aa,.
John l. sargen, Va IoAp p Ky $500 ~ an
uonal pnta,e 70 ~ uu'{ ~ 49, Ts,s.c,s ~.
craving ana Pr.nuo s ~ '''' "
parunent lot WE'VE hon .,.,,,. a. .aat-
Ih9nas lounk -. =. - p,.,tss -,
tonal pryem 70 20 u"v a''"o iO"'' No1'
toI twclvc m9n.s ,..oroi,,.A an "A.
snnSy ncr a',sn ~ u" 49, \, ~. Nosdhsrn
us .sn.s " ,rc,ye month"; -
market lot tNoivo 1on H.. ,,,.,,... q, =,
Inc apphGpsu s n ,os nqupP .,ssch Rsynsi
| spmssP n,te ena Jahn Holland were al,
apprcved; -. ,,n.n,Dor.,v
| Inc Lono"'uS '0'o'"''0u ~ N-S'
adoP'eui a..
Rs,sls.S raas VIII, :, ne no, s ss,r rsisesm. "
", No., Nv. ~. .s,r ~ .tsranv imnroved thsir
shori,sd q d,spsnss with II 90 special eases
upon he psrsunsi application Of any nember
vhsnsyst he, ths snpsrin,sndent h satisfied Of
Its prSprieJ. u = ~ tL.-. r.
a fiGht ier tho fesitiens-
Il Is well-known 10 most OF the rcsldent OF
the city that the teIm Of The member, Of the
Board Of Metropolitan Pollco VIII expire IN
short while, aud there are any quantity OF
applicants for the positions. Among tho
/ names prominently mentioned for one OF the
positions Il Mr.. W, II. Smith, OF the fitteonth
district, well-known eolored citizen, and
his chances seem 20 be pretty good for so
| curing It. Yesterday morning . committee,
consisting OF hessrs. John 7. johnson, r. II.
Booker, Martin Cronin aud Sinclair Davis,
met General Chapman by appointment Al
GrayG clubhouse, and asked his Influence
10 behalf Of Mr.. Carter A. stewart az the
eolored representative on the board. After
quite talk over the subject and the relative
meris Of Measrs. Smith and etowart, General
, Cnipman Informed the gentlemen that he had
| already promised the friends OF Mr.. Smith
thai he would support him for the vacancy
when II occurred.
- th .H
DI.ts,ss nm. Before the Hsuss Csa~l,tss
The House Committee on the District o
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

THE wAHHuoroH Orr SAyu0s BASE cor
ner Seventh ptreot and LouislanA avenue, u open
frcm eoo 70 1850 every Saturday evening, In 3D.
dftionto q. regular banking hours II pay. In
terest on All deposits.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

Awslesas 70 The Now Pastor.

a WNle0mN TO the New Pastor. 50 ..
y..t.rdav af,ernoon anita A nnrabrr nj ma
,.snohsr. IA nswbold.ss ~ tbs Metropoliian
n..s sne ~ n, ~ ,.r Az ~ ~ Ten
pie 70 extend welcome ~ rev. DC. EDDY
O. Baltimore the neSiy.aIP9m,s'ed PsIor.
Amouk uose ~ m,ts..,,, 49, $3.50
Eewmhn anu All Wy p'oniYTo wy " wv WY
ot Husteoa ...IH- L. 80 ~. =
Mr.. Samuel Norment who bad been chosen
spokesman, said; r., =. - I. y, 4
az. an 49, ~ nsssnrm n vsrv asreSable
AM, IL hahaif ~ hn ia "A AZ trusiess N ma
n s;,or,li,e, .h,,rsh, mi IN bshsif m me con.
s,.rsi ion 100 hIrinr hsr. 10 srtand 70 Won. -
ear 5nt,,r u rssto, "a n, vdur ierestina fslly
~ 1912 t,.s -sItss NJ o,'r cs,,r,hs nj ara
100, n, ~ ~. hosn.s s.S - esss MINI sr,5
hs.pp,,h,, Nv m. Isironci ~ ~ netion we
s,a., ,hat WI, - nsctidn s-ih mi. ehnroh nav
~ ~ ~ gost tleas.nt nhs,Srtsr. ! IA thatvo,i,
,.,' ~ ~ n. 800 LIN 4, Si-1-
:. ~, No. ~ a. ths nsoeis IChr,st All hiS
.yu IA - ~, ~ rr..asion ~ mi AN i,re
-. N -. -, .c.t.l nnions 81 rsu,lo,s =
10y ..' ~ n ~. ~ "a a,,sss .,,eS, :
ia ~. 80. ". ~ ths 49, an vl,ieh - now
80 ~ -. x.ssnt Ia Tn Az ~ hehold 4
.s.i.stst ,..,,i. $1,000 ~ Ea5m hesrts -
p ,sa 80 ~ ~. l,-.hi,, AZ AlS,i.etg
~ ~ ~. 49, hs.ssse,,l. "a No. @rsli.
49, a. 49, ,,ssnas, N ~ ~, s.'r - iir~
tsis. hsiI. IN. ss!,all, elton "a 800 done o. HI
49,. n ha.,os.S Ts,n- se.ii - cl,eyish ~
s.s,,ii,ssc, ~ ~. t.Itkeni se,r,e.s al on, NJ
,'..,ss ny, S.s.n I, 4. a. ~ nss,' hut n
an, uissinS him sucesss md happlns,
wherever he may 70. We greet you, sir. - al
\ new pastor, and give you thrice hearty aAd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

The noS .i " u yaass Ds s'i Davis Of
the Unitcd State, supreme Court 70 the
Presidency, BY the so-callcd Labor Reform
yer, and probably mover worked day 10 bis
LIE, with anything, except vexatlous quea-
lions Of law, Second, bis nomination was
agreed upou BY some Of the leadlng political
wlre-yorkers OF Washington months ago,
and be Is considered BY them about the weak
Get candidates that couldha been selected.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

THIs Is TO olYs EorI0K, THAT Tak SUB
the Distrietof Oolambla holdinG special Term let.
ser tss,a@ssitZ o. w PsStoSA state q AS
ceased All pefsons having olAms anst The said %.
oSASsd WAInad y sIhiblt The with ths
i9th daJbf Is1fdAi aelt They may Otherwise By law
GlVen under M hand this ipth daT oil Ism,
iSbSSbi5S' ERANoIB H. DAVfpH0ail
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
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PoueE oouns--Jusgs sasn. --YssteriAy Mar
Ann Bean, vAgfhnoy, sent 10 the almshouss.
0Sorge Rubiey, iniuring street Tampa, forfeited
g. John ID. While, nplsAnce, nncd 80, Thoa.
Jackson and William Nilsson, larceny, nued tlo
each. Anna Ha1lilton, assault on William
Johnson, nned ~ and eostS Joseph Buxton,
assault and batssrt 90 joseph Cooper, nnsd IS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

Work upon the Glreeis Of the city lSnow at
a complete Htand-stil, the Board OF Public
Works preferrlng 70 await the result Of the
present investigation Of sD-called charges
against lie administration. Az consequence
the contractors and laborerr are idle aud sui-
fcring, and their time Is spent in olfering up
prayers for Crane 4 Co. eternal salvation(D