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EDUCATIONAL.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY,
l-12-l- TS

Il l-sS-l-T
THEOLOGICAL CEPERTMsNr
Yer begins s~Ttesbgr L. Tui,i6G AL r. P
frte.
Law DEPARTMENT.
l,sr ees'ns ,,,toter = Tuition, -. fun course
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Wear heeins Oct b~r 9. Lecfurss begin daily sf
Of Lectures, : 10. ~ ~ ' '''''''' % 'D'S'
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT.
Year begins septemher m: Tuition. g rer year,
Applicants Tor admission examined september D.
PREPARzT0Rf DEPARTMENT.
Applicant. for simissiSn examined SsB Zen
and 10.
NORMAL DEPARTMENT
APpiiesSts fof sSmsson eisniSsi sePssrntsr
sugSs-6teo secrrtsry
W for Young Ladies, No. ~ A street, K. Csp-
t.l I'm. Mrs, Dorsey will resume the duties OF her
school on Moadsy, September2 ?, lS72 seei-.osS-
(EoRGkTOwS COLLEGE, DC.
The Academic year begins on the FIRsr Moy0AE
The regular Course q lectures iu the N.licaf
SIC LsN lerartnls iits VII a. n'-Icnce @ : ter "
or inriher pSitl. niars address kes we kAh-
II =! !, Prtsident ssl9 eot-epis
DOTonAC ACADEMY,
E-tabii.bsd by Ben,.min Haiioueii n IL, oo--
rite English Classical and nathematc.l course
s,ssi.n viii oommoRce SoBt,mboT d. Caial5Su =
Unfinished AZ request. Tsrms-FuT Bsara, TgIfiTr.
washing and licits, siso per hall se-tiHr IN al.
t.noe. No sNtra charge, except Tor N Terra Lsa-
CHARLES =. TANLoR,
JOHN :. BLAIkBt IN.
aul In Associate Principals. AieK luiria.vG
ssELL FEMALE SEMINARY. AUBURN
IL DALE, MA>s.-four wears Classical Course,
inClUding Greek. Prices reduCOi last year. MGsl0
uEdtr direction = nr, Ela-n Touriee Access q ~
tie adR aItages - tie y. v. Cou>rrvatrry Paricu-
.sr stt. ntion raid 20 common trArchg-. Special
taciftt's Tor German, french and Painting. Next
var begins sept. lrh. Address Rev. CHAS. ".
CUSHING. ~. e,.xn
TUmBEkLt VALLEY INSTITUTE Male
- RkN. q EGE & SON.
situated ~ Mechanicsburg, miles west OF Harris
turg - ran. l9tE scholastic year beg.us Septen-
btt stn aus-eoim
RAkJO INSTRUCTION
CoLONIZATiOE BUILpING,
enGi-eoSm. Corner a. st. aud Pa. ANenrs
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THR CONTRACT for eOnstructin, the rs-v -
Iorn school for this District has been AVAIL
70 ut. George Miller for els, 500, and a family
building Tor s17 600.
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EDUCATION
ia FOE

EDUcAIioN 70.
REAL LIFE.
TIE WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE,
corner 9TH aud streets, gives thorough Or, para
ton Ter BUSINESS pursuits, including all branches Of
TBE DAY SESSIONS sford the best opportupi.
ties for young gentlemen and young ladies' between
THE EVENING SESSIONS are especially de.
signs for men and women and youths who are en-.
TIE BUSINESS COURSE Comprises: Business
Arithmetic, Grsmnsr, Competition and Correspon-
sHd assdss
piled to the various branches Of business, actual
Business Practice, Commercial, Law, Political
taught in two departments: The Preparatory De-
partment, and the Advanced Business Department.
students in each department. are assigned to classes
The rates OF tuition, By the instalment plan
place the advantages Of this institution within the
IF as s1Ss: q
National Association OF Business Colleges.
For particular Information, call at the collage or
M ' g. l.Sss Des aus i'm
HOWARD IssrITgTE...sItuetion. and facilities
ing for BnsiSess, cchrse, West Point o. naval
Academy. Expensss elS per snnum. send for
sI1sSii.' . RL CAN'T sc"
gate, W. 81 Langley, E.a., W Arlington, D. C.. Rev.
+. ". simpson, 6eor ettovn, D. Q. aae3 Ina.
THI OoLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WASHING TON, &c
The Preparatory Department opens Sept ilth, is.s.
The Mediosi Department, :. Oct. IN,
Yer CATALOGUES, containing full fufcrDs.icp
in regard to the several Departments, address the
iyi7-tu tn ks tcclo JAS. q. WILLING
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FEYER AND sGUE.

ELFER AND ACU oUre1 for Efsy osnse. There
p rot Teslediai agent II tile weird la Ill cu
F-yer ard Ague, ard al 0thsr Malarl5la, 8.ICIls,
NcsLl. y phoo yellow, ana Other y, v,r7 Iffdss
u RApNAl'S PILLS. so quick As Dsy aY's
aEADH aELIEF. fiftF cent? per botfIs.
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There was q notice In TIE STAR of Friday last
that the water would be shut of from the twelve
and thirty inch water mains on Saturday at 3
and elsewhere supplied themselves accordingly
by filling tubs, &c. with water enough TO last
I'll Monday. "A Subscriber" writes rs from
oapitoi Hill this morning, saying" Our sup
Ply was exhausted Monday, and we have no
Sater yet have anxiously looked over THE
SSAh every evening TO ascertain what Is being
.s We Will state, for the information OF
fs iIesr es,ed, that the workmen employed in
man, X me connection between the mains az l.
~ t amu new Jersey avenue have been delayed
yr. u necessary to shrink on some
Nio"kS' h0h bands around the point of cnpnec-
non ~here IT was found to be weak. and thar a
fnl head of water mot be turned -, rt,i ~ -
ssS,enp'ete. IL is thought that the lob will he
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08

The expenses Of The New York department
Of public works for the current year are sjtl.
mated atnsarly t2,OOo,ooo.
The Legislature Of Massachusetts was pro
rogued yeeterday, amer session OF 10 Gays,
the shortes, In the past years,
The new Industrial exposition has been sue
cessiu,iy opened at New Orleans and VIII con-
The New York charter has passed the
tons TO the ssctarlan schools. II will have tn
10 back 10 the Senate.
The Now York House has adopted reso.
luton that u "a inexpedleut 70 take further &C.
Albert Cardozo, he having resigned, and thus
anticipated the object sought
-ureat excitement prevails among the steam.
boat men at Miluaukee. Ths boai Of nearly
states supervising inspectors, thus making q
complete blockade In the freight business, and
doing incalculable iniufy TO the lines.
= Adtices received Ia London BY telegram
from Australia state that heavy foods, which
caused a terrible loss Of life, have occurred 10
Melbourne Four hu inbred persons were drowned .
The growing crops have also been greatly
damaged.
-The session Of the House Of Commons on
Monday night was devoted mainly 70 debate on
| the Scotch education bill. A resolution pro.
yiding that the Scriptures shall torn part Of
the Instruction In the schools was carried against
| the 9overument by vote Of 2io to 2os.
Some carpenter at work on buildings In
the burnt district Of Chicago, and few laborers,
| struck on Monday for higher WAgea. The former
/ demand $40 and the latter " per day. The
| employers refuse to aceede 70 the terms. II e
| not believed the movement will become general.
- william II. Webb, alias Youch, was killed
| Ia the Eastern penitentlary yesterday by bis
| roommate, Michael Trimber, BY striking him
on the head with an iron plate. The deed vas
| acknowledged by Timber, who said he had
| killed him 10 quarrel. Both men were under.
/ going sentences OF nfteen years Tor rape com
| ,nItted a raw Years since on 'BrOAd strest Tue
| prison 10 overcrowded, aud solitary conhnemeni
| cannot be enforced In all cases.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08
sEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.


NVHhAAN HaieH WIZ ANlNAhea gNsNeAeaJH
THE FtsH MARkHr.-About 100 ahAd sold yes.
terdny mornloK at FROM ti2 10 elb paf hundred,
and 25,OoO herring at from " Y ESQ per
thousand.
TINS RiYER.--Arrfvsd, steamer Ieirn aIbson,
from New York, with general merchandiss Cor
District merchants; schooner Rosa, from New
York, with 1000 bushels Of wheat for Hartley
Bro. Messrs. Hartley \ Bro. received per
canal 3, 200 bushels Of wheat.
THE gay and festive " lieutenAnt," some Of
has len II; ben p2slcsf y s s. columns
sides somewhere in Washington. He " honors'
Georgetown with his presence almost daily,
however, and on Monday last Accosted cOmely-
looking quadroon girl on the street, and asked
her II she didn't want q nice place, laying that
his "wIfe' desired q nurse, and he liked her
appearance, ke. II 90 hAppennf that - n1ft
thus accosted IL the daughter Of ttii-te.to col
Ored citizen OF Georgetown, and. kooSing the
gay "lleutenant" by slight and reputation, 70
psiled his lnsidious advances ~ they deserved.
IL u needless TO say that on hrst addfosslng her
he handed her his card, which states that he IL
the correspondent Of half dozen papers, most
II not all % which have no existence. On the
same evening he underworld To induce q young
girl, who did not know him, TO accompany him
IN drive into the country. II the lieutenant"
persists In his mischievous practices he will
doubtless come 10 grief, and that right speedily.
The "biR brothers" OF the young indies whom
he has insulted are determined TO heraWl on his
eyen at the hrst opportunity, II II reported
that this festive youth calls hlmpeu n momber
Of the Young Mems Christian Association Of
this city, z.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08

Bids for the sapplss 70 be delivered At saeh o. the
above named stations VIII also ea resolved aP 70 the
dAy and hour BY the respective QuAr aatsrn
1t the stations named, sud forwarded 70 the under.
.lsn:d a. directed 10 usnsral Orders 81 Wsr Depart
The TiEht 10 reject aug or all bids Il reserved.
Fun conditions vill be made known, aud blank bids
turuishsd, on application at this ofles.
BID. Tor anJ portion Of The .hoys sdppis. I'll be
anil Ohlef v. A., Dept. Platte.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08

Tho Ohio Republican Association met last
evening At MArinla hall, Col. T. y, Ford, prosl.
dent, Ia the chair,
mr. Newton Ferree was unanimously elected
secretary In the place Of Houarde Mckee, re-
signed,
delegates 20 the Central Association ofthe states
at Washington, II. o., viz: Major J. w. shaw,
s. II. Robinson, q. W. Shockey and W. ).
StetsOn.
Judge q. p. Stiles. delegate TO the Ohio Re-
publican convention, made an eloquent address
on the political situation, which ellclted merited
applause.
A resolution was unanimously adopted ex.
pressiye OF tho regret Of the AsEOciatiOn At the
loss Of the late able chairman OF the Ohio state
Republican Executive Committee, the Hon. X.
thy for his beroaved thmiIy'
Amer discussing the best means OF urtherlnR
the Interests Of the Republican party da'iug the
coming eOmpalKn, the association adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08
ruR cnIcA,.o RELIEF FrNp.

MettIpH Of the ComuiIttee Yesterday.
The Chicago relief committee held a meeting
yesterday afternoon, At the ONCE OF Messrs. NJ
bourn Latta. There were present Messrs. y
II. Merrick, tchairman,l Col. J, u. betIs,N
Hallett Kiibourn, Hon. r. l.. stanton and fii-
Mr. Coyie, the treasurer, reported that he
had in harda TO the credit Of the relief tund,
tsO OOO Of which AiOOlQ came from private par
iies and A5O go were received from the District
oovrrnnnent As the proceeds Of the blonde Issued
by the District for the rellefof the chicago sui
me committee decided that tho funds In the
hands of tho treasurer should be remitted TO
WiTt Dexter, ecu, chairman Of the relief com'
mittee In Chicago,
nv ihis District were taken by the commissioner
Of the sinking fund At Us cents but the Governor
! and commtte thinking that they could be DIS
posed Of In q short time At higher rate and Y
| better advantage, deemed II advlaable not q
| aufheient to meet the present requirement. o
| the rellei committee In Chicago.
The District still retains bonds amounting Il
par value 70 ", 900, which will be kept subiec
| to orders from the Chicago committee.
A resolution was passed rendering thanks =
Mira CrOpley for the use Of her store on Penn
| sylvania avenue, which she allowed them I
| occupy, free Of rent, a. depot for clothing.
| Another resolution was also passed thank nl
/ Messrs Saville and Wall for the use Of thei
| places Of amusement, the use Of which Wer
| rendered for performance, and the proceeu
given 10 the relief fund -,
| Amer the Transaction OF other routine busl
| ness the committee adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08

TIE BOARD OF PUBLIO WoRRs have directed
William Burslsy 70 repair the old sea wall on y
street southwest TO sh0Tins wharf. Meshrs.
kOthWell h Holden have been awarded the Don
tract for laying sewer laterals and MAKE service
connections on Ponnsy lvania avenue southeast.
Mr.. j, V. w, YAndsrburg has been awarded the
con raot 10 lay sewer pipe under iootWalks on
south side Of q street, between NIneteanth and
Twentieth streets northwest. Stephen Tally ~
lay cObbe, stone carrageWAy on U street, from
building line OF Ninth TO Fourteenth streets
and on Eleventh street. from PsnnsylyAnla ave
nue. to II street, and lay foot pavement and set
euTbs on the same line VI work. Henry BuTch
has been awarded the contract 10 construct =
nVe-ioOt brick sewer On Eighteenth street, from
y street 10 Boundary. Hugh Mediums 10 lay
pipo sewer on I street, from New Hampshire
avenue 10 fOuTteenth street northwest. Andrew
Gleason has been awarded the contract for grad.
Ing Maryland avenue, IRON II street north "
sixth street east NJ, J. Lhughlin has been
awarded the contract for constructing a brick
sewer on and along Eighteenth street, I'VE feet
six inches inside diameter, the wall TO DO 10
Inches thick. The s0Wer commences at tho In
tsrsectlOn Of tho west building line OF Elgh.
tenth stTeet, and runs 10 . point 100 feet north
Of Y street north. A Contract has been made
with Henry Hlmber for paving, grading and
soddinE the packing on Eighteenth street north
west, between PonnsylVaniA avenue and q
street, And on q street, bstWeVn Seventeenth
and Eightsepth streets
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08

At the annual meeting Of the Washington
City HiberniAn society NO. held Al OafrOil
hall, on Monday evening, the oth inst the tol.
lowing named otheers were elected Tor the en-.
suing year; President, NJ. ~ Urelli lat vice
president A. II CAvanaughi y vice president,
Petsr Durnlni treasurer, j. j. flanAEAni &c.
cordlng secretary, Thomas brodericki financial
secretary, Thomas Finley marshal, william
Orompton.
The contest among the friends OF the several
candidates for otioial position, although quite
anlmated, was conducted good-humOredly, and
resulted In the election OF the aforementioned
gentlemen by decisive maorities
THIS election Of Major urell was, on motion
OF his competitor for the nrst ONCE, declared
unanimous; and, on being conducted to the
chair, the reelected presiding otheer returned
thanks for the honor In behttinE terms
The annual reports Of tho president, treasurer
and financial secretary were read, aud show the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08

Last evening there was n full rehearsal Of the
Choral society for the concert which takes place
TO night. During the progress VI the exercises
Franz Abt, the distinguished composer, entered
the room. Mr.. II Tfy Shsrman, the director,
itor, aud no led the Ohorals through that pOT.
tion Of the programme which 10 Of hts own CON,
poslion-'Sphug Morning" and the Victory
SOug." At the conclusion he highly cOmpli-
tnentsd the organization, Informing them that II
vas tbs hrst time he hal ever heard one Of them
rondorSd, and that II far surpassed his own ex-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08

The following sales Of property haye recently
been made at n. n. Warmers real estate ex'
change TWo-story brick house, with bay Win.
dow, On the east side Of Columbia street. between
% and p streets, to Charles II. Moulton, GEO.,
Tor q, $50. TWo-story frame house on the south
side Of UOlfax street, between flfteeuth aud
TO r. Tracey, for $1,000 Two story
frame house on Seventh street, between u and
Il south, to Israel walfOrd, for u SOS Two
story frame on Dlnsmose street, between Ninth
and Tenth and L and y south, for $50, 70 X. II
Leopold. TWo-story brick on east side Of Tenth
street between q and P, for " 800, TO q. p. Hop
kins TWo-story brick on Callan street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth and I and v, 10 Gen.
A. p. Howe, for ti25. Two. story brick on the
north side OF Defrees street, between first and
North Capitol, to y. A. Pratt, for Y, 500, Two.
story frame on north side % N street. be
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, to George
y. Green, OF Fartoryvllle, Pa, for y, 40.
lot on the east side Of Tenth street, near 7
street, for Z. NJ. Grinder, ", bl2, Two lots -
feet 'front.' by 100 deep, onthe south side Of u,
betWeen Fourteenth and flfteenth streets 70
Edward H. Doughsrty, Tor ~ 500. Lot on -Four
teonth street, between N street and Rhode
Island avenue, 10 Chas. II. Fishbaugh, eel, for
A 500 Lot on the north side Of II street, near
Eleventh street, to y q. Weaver, for 1855. Two
lots on the south side Of BrainArd street, near
Seventeenth street, for NJ. A. Weaver, 800
Lot In Unlontown, h. o., for DR.. T. @. Merriam
400 Lot on Thlrteenth street, near NJ street
* feet inchos front, BY lti feet deep, to L. =.
Chapman, for tasT6 Lot on Brainard street
near Seventeenth street, to q. Bailey, for $40
lot on Twenty. hrst street, near ", to W. Il
Todd, IT,, eaq., Tor asa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08

We are pleased TO announce that Mr.. Joseph
Shaitield, Confectloner and the prince OF cater
ers, has taken the above beautiful summer re-
sort for the present season. This Ia one Of the
most healthy and beautiful villas 10 tho country,
distant four miles from the city, With eight
the railroad fare only twenty-five cents the
round trip. Mr.. Shafiield IL prepared TO accom-
MEDIATE q number Of boariers At very moderate
prices. Pleasure and picnic parties I'LL receive
There Is a 0Ommo dious and splendid dancing
pavilion on the premises, where the young eau
"trip on the fantastic toe" ut their pleasure
The scenery surrounding this resort u historic,
1.-THE Bladensburg battle grOund,l aud unsur.
passed In picturesque beauty. On Monday next,
the 18th Instant, this delightful resort will be
thrown open to the public. We may add mat II
Ia adjoining the once famous Bladensburg min
eral springs, which possess now all their former
medicinal properties, but have been oVerlooksd
by many during some years past IN The pursuit
OF other waters more remote and ditficult OF &C
cess without any other cause TO recommend them
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08
CITY ITEMS.
VISIT
Wallach'a
Dollar Store,
Isl Pa. AV., below National Hotel.

JuSrIoE TO WHOM 1T BHLoNas, ~ln justice TO
one Of our most enlerprislng eitisehs, uhoso en-
ergy and activity have secured pr himself .
fair share OF public patronage, We publish tho
following card, which explains ltsNlf
To the Public; As there Are certain merchants
who ridicule the Idea OF adyertillnA and say that
It Is only intended To make newspapeF men rioh,
and who at the same time claim hat they never
devote dollar TO such q purpose. and yet resort
10 mean expedlents TO reap the benents Of those
who do advertise, feel II due 70 myself and 10
my patrons TO state that have pq branch store
In Washington, and none save that of my hoop
skirt and corset factory, at zoe Seventh street,
lntelligencer building. Ladies' 4 search Of my
and the number, Charles BAUM, les seventh
street, between ID and 4 streeu Thankful for
past iayors, beg leave TO inform the public that
! have Just received my new spring stock, In.
Guiding all the novelties In hoolsklrta, oarssts,
hid gloves, human hair, trimmings, the most
complete stock Of fancy and pldin hosiery, and
ladies' furnishings, all Of which are spsoiAltes,
and that will ehdeayor 70 the future as In the
past, 90 TO conduct my business q TO continue to
secure the confidence Of the lAdits Of Washing.
ton, the efforts Of enemies and malicious parsons
to the contrary Notwithstanding. CHARLES ham,
eos Seventh street, between ID aud X
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08

urTfor or ruE OHrET sIorAL OTTIcER.
wLamHaroH, ID. o.. Ma =. I a n. isIA
The barometer il highest over the upper lake
region and eastern Gulf States. Cloudy weather,
with light rain, IL prevailing from the lower
Missouri valley 10 lakes superior and Mlchl.
gan Thence aouthward TO the Gulf and east.
ward 10 the Atlantic clear and partially cloudy
weather, with light to fresh winds.
FRonABILITiEs.
Falling barometer, southerly To eAaterly
winds, cloudy weather and rain will prevail on
Wednesday north and west Of the Ohio valley
and extend eastward over the lower lake region.
Clear and partially cloudy weather over the
veering 10 northerly and gradually 70 easterly.
CLEAR and partially cloudy weather, with
southerly winds, over the Southern States.
Brick easterly winds voerlng TO southerly are
probable Tor the upper lakes, but dangerous
winds are not anticipated.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08

A mass meeting has been called by the col.
Ored citizens Of tue District 10 secure the enjoy.
mont Of their civil rights. The meeting will be
held at the Congregational church, corner Of
Tenth and q streets on next THURSDAY evening.
Frederick Douglass will pi eslde, and make an
X. d. Elliott, Robert PuTyls, Senator Wilson,
John y. Cook and others. Chief Justice Chase
and Hon. Charles Sumner have also been In.
Vited 10 attRnd.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08

Word was sent To headquarters Sunday that a
colored man named Abraham White, who re.
sided on Eleventh street, between U and X, had
died suddenly. Tho acting coroner, DR.. Hartl-
gan, viewed tho body, and ascertalning his
hlm some time ago, decided that death was
caused by EpopIeNy, and declined 10 hold an
inquest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08

Rye House, q; ThiFteenth street, corner Of =
street, kept by Duslln, Is attracting tho Atten-
tiOn Of the public by the style H. Il conducted
In. The important features Ia this establish.
meut are the quality Of tho wines, liquors aud
cigars and the nne preparation Of the edibles,
while the prices are reasonable. Entrance 10
nrlYnIn amman rnnma on y nIIeeL.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08

Justice wyiis, holding an equity term Of the
Tofced Mary RoughtOn from Edwin RouE hton
The parties were married by DR.. Mcfalls, 10
this city, In 1906. The platinum alleges cruelty
and desertlOn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08

The Arion QuRTtette Club gave last night q
splendid banquet at 0erhardt"s u Franz Abt.
Delegations Of all the sioginE societies Of Wash.
inEton were present, Toasls, speeches and songs
enlivened the evening. Mr.. l.. Morrell, the
president, In an elegant speech, declared Mr..
Abt an honorary momber OF the club, and pre-
Bented him 10 behalf OF the club with a Inc gold
medal. The guest returned thanks In an ap.
propriate speech, and all lett for home with the
Impression that the Ith oi May never will be
forgotten,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08

This afternoon, at 4 o'clock, the National club
will meet the famous HaymRksrs, Of Troy, and
on the grounds Of the former do battle for \
hall. The visiting nine have the strongest team
can contend for the championship with fair
chances OF success. As the Washington boys
are now In fair practice good game may be
expected,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08

meeting Of the Journeymen hOTaeshOers Of
the DistTict was held last evening, At OH Sew
enth street. for the purpose Of forming prOtee.
tive Organization. A temporary organization
vas formed. and q committee appointed To drait
raies aud regulations 70 DO presented at the
psTmAnent organization will be effected.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-08
uanHuL YAcra WoRrH nuoMIn

THuRsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder is the
best Dentrlhes In use, II ksepsths roeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price 70 aud 80 cents.
JoUvHH's InOdOrous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior TO anything known. Price rs eout1.
fHonPaoH'H PomRde Optime 10 exquisite. u
s0ftens, beauties, and StTenathens the hair.
Price rs and 90 cents.
All for sale By druggists.