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Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28

We are indebted TO our friend W. II.
Vanderford Of the Democratic .Adrocdte,
for complimentary season ticket to the
Carroll County (Md. J Agricultural Fair,
to be held ut Westminster, commencing
on Monday next and continuing the entire
week. These exhibitions arc second to
none-not mere horse races as agricultur-
al exhibitions in these days generally are
(al,hough there will be trials Of speed each
day )-and did time permit wc would be
glad to attend. Several other gentlemen
Of this ncighborhood have received com
plmen,ary tickets, and we assure them.
that should they go, they will be amply
repaid for the time and money expended
Westminster is easily reached. Parties
leaving here on the morning train will ar
rive in Baltimore at o'clock =. NJ then
taking the $3.50 =. NJ. train at the North
crn and Central Station, on Calvert street
will reach Westminster between and 6
o'clock. The fair grounds are located on
a high hill, just at the outskirts Of the
city, from which the view Of Westminster
and the surrounding country, including
he Blue Ridge Mountains, :s magnificent
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28
Registers Order.
DEGISTER 5 OFFICE

DEGlSTER $ OFFICE,
IA New Castle County, July 25th, lsTa.
Upon the application Of Thomas J. Craven,
Administrator C. T. 4 nA Samuel Jefferson, late
OF saint Georges Hundred. In said county. de-
ceased; 1t is ordered and directed by the Regis
ter that the Administrator, e. 7. J., aforesaid,
give notice ol ihe granting OF Letters Of Admin
is,raion upon the estate OF the deceased, with
the date OF granting ,hercpf by causing adycr-
,iselncnis 10 be posted within ,oriy days from
the granting of such Letters In six Of the mos,
public places of the county of New Castle, re-
qniring all persons having demands against the
Estate 10 present the samr or abide by an Act
OF Assembly In such case made and provided
And also cause the same 10 be Inserted within
the sainr period in the MinDLrrows TaAsscgiPr
n newspaper published in Miailctown, and TO be
continued therein two months.
N Given under the hand and Seal OF Office
lASbof the Register aioresai, a, New Castle,
in New Castle comfy afortsaii. the day and year
above written. y. GIBBS, Register.
---
NOTICE All persons having claims against
the Estate OF the deceased mus, prcsrn, the same,
duly ai,es,ed, to the administrator, on or before
July 2sih, 1879, or abide the Act OF Assembly 10
such case made aud provided.
THOMAS ]. cRsFrs, Adm. Q. 7. A.
aug 3-2m Addfess-S, Georges, Del.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

fJ'AX rAYERs xii pltisc take notice ,hn, tho
L time iot coll,ytin: this yeas STAKES hrs now
far advanced, and hnpt a! all NOV lie ready
10 call and settle their tiN-s promptly.
In order 10 u.''.c II ccnrruishi i,r as will lie
a, !icur-c " Or,lips to'rl, Midar'U~s, Thurs
day, September 2Gih, iru,a iu 4. y. 10 ?P. y.
At j. 'Lippiuro,ts Hotel, Aild!c,o~s, Fri
day, September ?yih. from 10 \. ". 10 . +. N.
Al John II Fishers Hotel, Pert psan, - r.
day, feplelihcr 31th, from 10 a. y. toar.a
Al j. D. lloMcs store, ST. Gevrges, Tuesday,
October lsi. frum 10 4. ". to spN
At :. V. Clements Hotel. Summit bridge,
Thursday, October Ard. from 10 A ". To 3r. ~
\, my Office, in odessa, every Wednesday aud
Saturday.
Al arc reque. cd 10 call and Settle and very
much ohlge j. {. MATTHEWS,
sept f-3w Collector
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28

PoLtrIcAL LYING The amount Of ly-
ing done in the present Presidential can.
vass is fearsnl to contemplate. And the
persistence in it. after its exposure and
refu,a,ion, is more fearful still. We have
watched eight successive campaigns. and
VIC are quite sure. for total depravity.
this bea,G oil. Our philosophy suggests
no solution Of the phenomenon, unless i,
is that great questions Of public policy,
dividing parties. are not so much in dis
cussion as personal character. Ii is cas-
Ter to abuse men than principles
One Of the daily papers Of this city
quotes q sentence from a speech Of an op-
ponent. Another paper shows By copy
ing the next sentence that great wrong is
done by Newspaper No. l in giving bat
half the sentiment. No. repeats its
quotation with no allusion to tho charge
Of suppression. No. 2 reiterates its ex-
posure of the fraud. No. l repeats for
the third time its Justification Of its oppo-
nent's views. This is a sample Of poli.i-
cal warfare. It has been discussed among
moralists whether or not it is righ. to lie
to m enemy in time Of war. II it is an
open question. We hardly believe that any
mornlist will justify lying in political
contest. TO conceal the truth for the
purpose Of making false impression is
quite as immoral rs TO bear false witness
directly. We suggest the expedieucy Of
a sermon on the FIRST Sabbath in October,
from every pulpi, in the land. on the 9th
Commandment. t.--Ne1 York OLserrer.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28

'hem more 90 We win gladly do il. and
shall rely upon the cooperation Of our
friends in the accomplishment Of our OBJ
jcct. EDWARD RkYxoLps.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28

At late meeting Of the Rcaau Catho-
lis bishops IN Maynooth. ireland. sashcugh
Archbishop Cullen opposed the principle
of hose rule. msjority u tAs Bishops
voted 10 favor Of u.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28

The Opinion No,ionale asserts that af-
ter the fetes and receptions at Berlin are
over the Emperor William will seriously
consider tho question Of abdicating in IA
vor OF the Prince Imperial. The reason
Of this alleged BY that paper is the wish
Of the Emperor TO prevent his successor
undermining the influence Of Prince Bis
marck. The avowed motive for so serious
step would be the state Of the Emperor's
health. The German Correspondent says
the health Of the Emperor 10 exceedingly
good aud. although the slight local nf-
fcction with which he has been recently
incommoded has not yet been completely
subdued, a manifest improvement has Ia
ken place in the last few days. On Sep
tember 12 His Majesty set out for Marien-
burg and was present at the centenary
commcmmoration Of the union Of that ter
ritory with Prussia. On the IA he pre-
sided at the ceremony Of laying the foun-
da,ion- stone Of technical school in Brom-
berg. On this journey His Majesty was
accompanied BY Price Bismarck.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28

The. st.. Paul Pioneer" insists that
there can be no doubt Of handsons ma
jority for Greeley ip Minpssotp.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28
TO FARMERS

WE call ycrr attention 10 the following
w statement made \, two of the most prom
imcn, farmers in this locality. We hope ihav
the wheat raisers in this section will rudy their
ih,crcs, aud give this Guano trial. The Gnnno-
can he obtained GU III, v,eT reasonable condi-
,ious from j. u. FDARp.
Miailctow1,
and e. Watkins,
Odessa
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28
w AN TED

Cn GOOD FARM Il IASuS AT the Great
~ northern anl Southern Nurseries, llares
Corner Road, miles irAm lnincion. Del
Address hANpulril PETERS,
sept. .s--3w. ilniugton. bel.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28

In another column We publish CON-
muuicssion from one Of our disturbed citi-
sens. calling upon the town commissioners
70 appoint officers to quell the Disturbances
Of The negroes on our streets in the even
ings. Il il really beyond cnduvauce.
The side walks and street corners ere
nightly allsd With crowds Of noisy. howl
ing segroes. whose brawls snd proximity
sss nsimsce 10 the entire town. II our
" slty hthsss" cannot do somethisg "a
bssat THE up, Ne sitissss win b. obliged
= tate ~ uatlss isso shsir ows hands.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28
SIS Reward.
NOTICE.

A Ii Fruit Growers and Truckers are invited
n 10 NEE, at the Fruit Preserving Establish
rncnt Of Jackson, Pyle 4 Cox, on Saturday, the
18th Of septemoer, at y o clock 7. NJ to devise
unmarkrtahlc products OF their orchards and
gardens, Samples OF articles preserved will be
o. exhibition. by order Of Directors Of Middle
town Preserving Company. sept 7--2wl
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28
TAKES.

A Ii persons In arrears for Town Tax, and
IA School Tax In Districts 90 and %, are re-
qucsted to make payment on or before Saturday,
September 2sth.
sept 2i-2w Dew. G. WALKER.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28
For Sale !.

4 no TOP BUGGY, in complete order,
"A ncwlcy done up. Apply TO
". ". ROrHWELL.
Sen, 2S--tf
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28
Strayed OF : Stolen.

STRAYEp or Siolen from the subscriber liv-
- ing near NiddlcieNh, smnil BUFFALO
Bt LII, red with black stripes. ANY iuforma-
ton regarding his Whereabouts will lie thank
fully received.
Sept. 2l--3w. Y. ]. PENNINGTON
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28
MiDnrrows, Dcl. July 18Th, ls7a.

N.DINiTpMNl Del. JHlN I3lh, Isil.
M,srs .fpIn y Rt,sr 4 %. I1ihtiipAio.
G,Rii.mtn II pHrthasrd from ysur
Agent, Mr. J. u. Fu,ri, oi this town, several
IONS Of Your Pacific Gnanc last spying ard ap-
piled il 10 my corn NJ the rate of one istnfu 10
three hills have hren farming from three TO
six hundred acres uf land for the Iast fourtecr
years, and during that lime have used u great
deal Of phosphate and Guano of various kinds
hu, yonrs has done mets good up TO the present
than ans ever tried. ! left out some lands
without any Guinn. anl sob' ;hey don I ,olk ns
though they would make lnucI rnurc than half
as mach corn US where ! applied the Gpano II
You will only keep up the standard ot ,ourfert-
lzcr, am sure ,ou san sell vas, amoun; here.
You're truly f.. r. COCHRAN
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28

Tts !" Lissls HlsUllss " will bs "a =
Tuss1sy ssas. Dss't ~ y vsss.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28

h.rs J-hp y Rts5 II O. fbHmjiyiia.
pt. S,R, i have h--n iniUrri by your Agent
~ MiddsiuWn, Mr J u Futtd. to ify the uier-
its Df your PAcrlc GuANn cora this spring,
and ehrvrfally its.l, ih,t ihe re- al,s have far
cS, ecdrd my expectations.
consider that your Guano is the test Fcri-
lizrr | have used. and my experience has not
been in uny way liwiici. shah make liberal
use OF it On future vi"lrs md shall Esc /, this
f,ll on what. J. B. FENlNuRE,
Ang 2i--u. Mdlirinwn, nei.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,

FOR RkfREsENrAriVEs,
Benjamin Fraim. Brandy wine Hundred.
Thomas l.. J. Baldwin. Mill Creek, Z"
Scwell G. Bgg, Pcncadcr -
Albert o. Newton. Red Lion 80
Uriah :. Wicr. White Clay Creek %
William S. McCaulley, Wilmington %
Richard Ferguson, Appoquinimiuk :"
ron LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS,
Isaac N. Lodge. Brandywinc Hundred.
Adolphus Husbands, Chris'iana "
Gardner L. .Inmiscn. New Castle -
Joseph W Cooch, Pcncadcr
Thomas II Sharpe, Wilmington "
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28
$500 REWARD!

CTRAYED or Stolen, on Saturday, Sepien-
- Der T,h. II Mulcy Cow, Of good size long
body white, with many reddish-brown spots
The above reward will be paid for her delivery
TO J. {. LlpPENeOTT,
Sept ls-3w. Middletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28
ArrRDAy MORNING, SEPTEMBER ss, is,s.

Democratic Nominations
ron coSeagss,
GUSTS W. WRIGHT.
roE SHERIFF.
ISAAC .GRUBB.
roR CORONER.
DANIEL B. WOODWARD.
ron SENATOR,
J. POULSON CHANDLER, Christiapa
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28
Appointment, OF clerk or tn. Peace.

Gov. Ponder, on Saturday last, appointed
" illiam A. M,ore. ESQ, Of Frederiea, Clerk Of
the Peace for Kent county, rie, J. 8. Jester, Esq.
whose time has expired Mr. NJ. possesses eTery
qualification for the position, and will make a
popular officer. His appointment, seems to give
general satisfaction. Mr.. Jester, the retiring
Clerk, has faithfully discharged the duties Of the
ofic. for the past five years, aud reires with the
best wishes OF all - DeiararsaH.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28
Idtessd.

At the recent session OF the Z. s. Cosr, in
dic,menis were found by the Grand Jury agains,
A. Given, John W. Cain, and George Z. Ward,
for a violation Of section I'd of the Enforeemcn,
Act. and an Indictment was also found against
the Levy Court for the same offence. The Conr,
will meet on the I'd OF October when the rasci
will be disposed of.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28
A Good Percentage.

Mr. Martin +. Walker, residing near this
town, some six years ago bought a narrow strip
OF land between himself and neighbor, labout
onc-fnh of an acre. for which he paid sas 90.
1t adjoned his peach orchard, and he planted
another row OF twenty trees. This year, from
those twenty trees, he gathered loo baskets Of
marketable fruit, which ne,tcd hin so, Mr..
Walkers peaches have averaged him this year
the season through, CO cents per basket.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28
Large Peaches.

The vacancy on the Democratic Legislature
iiekc, in Ken, COUNTY, caused by the dscliuation
OF William Gooden, was filled on Saturday last
by the nomination OF " illism l.. Clough.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28
E,oped with q whole Faulty.

man living in the western part Of the city
on Thursday last, elopcd with the wife OF one o
his friends Ipdced, he took not only the wifi
OF his friend, but also his two children, an,
made home dreary and desoiate which but
few hours before was bright and cheerful
Erery Erening
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-28

The Atileboro' Friends Institute, at Attic
boro', Pa. has reopened with about forty pupils
James u. Groves, the Principal, formerly Of D
dessa, writes Us tina, tho schoo! Is 10 a prosper
Gus condition, and that Ia a few weeks he ex
poets his pupils to number eighty.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03

The Potomac Fruit Growers Association held
their regular monthly meeting yesterday morn.
ing at the Board Of Trade rooms; J. II. King In
the chair and p. II. Folsom secretary.
Isaac BeArsley, Of Vienna, Val Dr. J. Bray
nArd, Of this city, and II. q. Williams, Of VI
emma, were elected 10 membership.
Communication was received from DR.. Darby
lnqulrlng IN what length Of time a hanson tree
may be expected to bear. The tree Of which he
writes is ten years Of age.
MIR, Saul thought, on dwarf stock, that the
tree, II not a vigorous one, should bear In three
years Shelter was Of Importance TO all tender
fruits, and they should DO protected while 10
bloom.
The Doctor also invited those who argued that
bees would not kill the raspberry by feeding on
them 10 come and look at an acre OF thei on his
place
Mr. Bryan did not think that bees would in.
lure the berry; they never had his fruit.
Mr.. Dillingham; said that II had been charged
that ants would attack fruit and II has since
been discovered that they woro a protection,
and only searched alter the small insects that
fingered about the fruit
DR.. Darby presented q sample Vt raspberry
called tho Antwerp.
Mr.. John saul exhibited some ine samples Of
the following names: PrOsseT, Red Canada,
Yellow Canada, Golden ThOTnless, Phllada,
Ellsdale Ohio EVerbearing Mammoth Cluster,
Also, specimens Of the Downing EyeTbeaTlng-
Mulberry and English Black Naples Current.
Mr. J. H. ShOWden, OF COlllngsWOOd, Fairfax
county, Virginia, exhibited some early apples
known as the Red AstTacan, Princess Early,
Summer Rose and Strawberry,
After q discussion on thu different fruits above
mentioned the association ADJOURNED.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03

Outstanding issues--Uornor lOaIefs.
Indoor amusoments-Panol thieving.
A kitten was sunstruck yesterday on @ street.
Something ships rudler should always have
-iOOd stearlne.
Every ono should see Davis at the National,
n only 10 admire his moustache.
L. D. IngersVll LETT last night for the BostInV
grand jubilee.
Who's going hShlng on the Fourthr Don't
all speak at once.
Another rdhhcation meeting was held on
Monday on the site Of the old market house.
Capt Lyon will soon DO married. AIRS
BclilS) that ends wcll.
Tho Iowa Republican A association elects ON.
cOrs on the 9th Instant.
Stack Jockton, the musician and artist, Is
writing some excellent campaign poems.
Rec. S. b. Hannum does not study astronomy
these warm nights.
George Taylor, Of tho War Department, goes
10 Niagara Falls In August
Colonel A. q, Allen Is trying to keep cool this
hot weather. Colonel, you have plenty Of com.
pany in the lAudable enterprise.
A man on = street yesterday wanted 70 buy
an OVercoat. DR., Nichols says no has behaved
t0erably we'll since he took him In charge,
A horse ran away with a buggy yesterday,
lie overturned the vehicle at G. and Fifteenth.
and was captured.
IfDr. Hall was in the city he would not be at
n loss Tor applicants to accompany him On his
Arctic expedition.
In the northwest room, third floor OF the war
Department building, the Thermometer stood at
100 at l3o p. IN. yesterday.
Lane, OF tho Registers ONCE, will 20 10 the
White Mountains In August. He has been hard
at work, and deserves H.
The Thermometer was al, more or less yesteF
day IN the shade. The bureau Of probabilities
Is getting up longer thermometer.
"rlppecanoo and Tyler too" has been dressed
up In the interest Of the Greeley and Brown
ticket
Our boys are comparing notes as 10 how many
rats their respective dogs killed at the market
house raid.
MacMurtay, the statlsticlan, has been engaged
cyphering out the number Of nights and bloody
noses down the Potomac on the Fourth. AZ yet
he has not made an aggregate.
SpAnglor, OF tho Post Ofioo Department, IL
writing a book, what l Know About Dolly
Narlens.' Ashe SWiggett will DO local agent
Tor this thrilling work.
Our Board Of Health talks Of precautionary
measures, and yet the body OF dead horse was
allowed on rwenty.nrst street near Pennsylya-
MIA avenue all day Sunday and part OF
Monday, exposed to the heat Of the sun.
Col A. q. Cameron, OF the Post Once Depart.
ment, who died on Monday with the smallpox,
had many warm friends here and in Iowa. He
was gentleman Of culture aud ability, genial
aud accommodating, and his demise Is the coca
sion for many regrets.
II very singular thing that 20 into the
SeatOn House when YOU will you md tho mes.
sengers Of the Pension once reading the RE-
Of them Is a regular subscriber thereto. The
clerks Of the Otiice who subscribe for the paper
complain that they fail to receive II sometimes.
We throw out the hint for their beneht.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03
Proposals.
EGs HsE tI sSSsESRIE SES


WAsHisuroH, Juue 8, lsia.
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AZ maAlss sgpropT ite1, Tor lhe service Of the
i6rig, Ehlssh hahdrsd Ssd seventy thfvs " vhish
''s,ls' e ne ssTSs fP re hsSrs, i.9v,ss u.
hereby authorised " contract With the ourst bidder
s I az, SSSo soo r, .r y .. M; Ss sS
r0e I'd siir Ss hrs, d. u 6otobsr. shissn S5s
doss snS mai q Ss 90 ia SH SoSs SI q % sops
.Ation pot y sHceed the rate 9pr voJage nov psld
Stoss sSd Sil,ioS. !. g. ss.,iSs sSps
q Gons,s'. u Isisrsaes t6stste and bs Io.pselyc
irseors under he psoyisioas q Ihs ssouon sbai e
Ss, sS.r M, 70 ., ss., he United sIs.ss @1 .s
out additional ehaFEs al the steamers tbeT pay
SS SsRa 'ts S q Il q s.ssss .
hereafter aoospted ior said service shall be o. not les
shall s. wholly q I@sriosu coastsSotioS. md sSa1
Ssa .. o. Ss usa s 6s g ,ss
var md est9rs ssfsp,Anes The 9hosgs b. whom thsy
Nav nd the Postm.stsT 0sasrli WHISTLER ths gohdi
Ss hss sssS Se%Psd S,h PSGyd;Sd T ,S r. ~
Herein provided for shall be citizens o. the United
sseSsdns - sv dsgsgsd tbsiT ials5tioS % Sopns
olussns p tbs Unitsd stats, MAJ be enptoyed -
June twenty slGhI sigbysen hundred and siTtg.iOuT,
hsTlSh 10 esss II 'WaT 10 tsks fof he lss Of lhs
Uniisd stats hby Of the steamers Of aid us sud 10
SolSs cs psd % S.s sIsssI ss
Ss .Issa ne y sis1 AIs ~. G5"yl,S
the brs.ilise llns hsrelusitst provided tor
Sc M, tsS GgHt',st ios the inSrssssS q ~
japan e ssmi,uonthly ssLvioa shall be mads With
he ssd Se%Saay sRIS. o. n he s1 ssips y w
town. 'ln 'ntsresh ~ monsys pa5sble under such
soStsssi .h.. STsgt sssii msiutsia Spd tas 10 ns
speesssor. 10 In. Ns trIospoTtat2h q irg,Eht nd
p.ssssasss X prsstsa. n ~. sassa, ~ lie aid
h.ssssYS n. re i;shmTt ~ jPe ~ le%ss.
fISsis.i, That aid fsdaiSsinspi "a. Al services be
spply g an eaItl eenifas.las iot ihsA '"wsll a.
10 ISs PssIas nsil 1silIIJllslGf SgSsSi IN.
will be tsosl,vd At ths fcst ofaes f,rueut, 10
civ, WAshlns.oul unti oelech y N on MOD.
Sss y ~ he UpiIsd sssss y s.s ~ q 1 -
month"; Inc u GrStesss American IS. rsise s,ssHi
sad q sdosni saiaSs . psrier tssss rosad TiP
PEI aanumi eytuefp The gott o. San fnaael'c9 and |
hans, Cjspaa,S VIII f.suisT branch lSS riSuius il
sqnnse ieh gl,h The main ilnS between Yoko6smS and
a.. SU9 osoS BERN ss
zach BID should nsms the tim. proposed to be Oc |
epp,.d 10 psIiotmlsg The plssasys each vsI q. |
sSa s % ss go5 sSs S:o
disis goI,s sehSdales q sslllnE dHIs ssllpE The
X 90 !. tS ssd dsts nd RgS S% q sfi si!Ss
,SoIld sl.o - ~ ,.s6 "a: me dSg.IigEs;
sas.G nSS sin hos q SS ps,ssu iaa. uuS
line dgripg " o9ntinuanos, forming rtsulsf ssmi
plss, wSvsr 70 Be- subsct 10 ths approval o. he
Po,tmas,st General, and q adlustpert Alteral2p
postal service msy require.
ss sSH SS S:fS6 iaT sss ,..: ms, be
spsets eeafoISias 2 the EeqaiTement. q the lass
Vii s. % n.pssoS and V sSrssS E. a. .HUs
Tsnesd ma eos,.,ae.9J . b detailed foe that PuF
Proposals must conform . All partIoular. 10 The |
pIoysios' I'd reoaltemsss Of TIE so,s q O9nEysss
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03
AMUsEMENrs.


"hhNo huh NentFti0nuAsWt
One Of the most Interesting and amusing en-.
tertalnmentsovcr given In this city Is that being
presented by the Sargent and Davies combination
at the National. We are sorry the attendance
Is not larger for the reason that the perform.
anoe Is In every way worthy Of liberal patronage,
The slim house Of last evening was Of course
duc 70 the excessive heat, but the auditorium Of
The theatre, with open windows, Il as cool as any
place In doors these days, and the excellence Of
the entertainment offered by Messrs. Sargent
aud Davies should, notwithstanding the heat, at
tract large audiences. Our word for u that those
u our readers who attend will DO glad that they
followed our advice. Mr.. Sargent whose foats
VI prestidigitation open the Entertainment Is
an excellent magician, and mTstihes bis spoota-
tors 10 wonderful degree Mr.. Davies wo uu.
hesttaunEly pronounce the best living ventrilo-
qulsL II Is really dlthoult 10 believe that he
alone Is responsible for the fun which follows his
appearance, but such Il the case, HIS CONVEX.
cation with hye diHNent dummies, and the rich
humOr with witch hlg suIpassing talent pos
segsos them, keep the audience In perfect roar
OF laughter throughout. He takes advantage
Of every local occurrence, ami In such an admit.
rable style a. 10 win applause from all, To-mor.
row matinee Tor the benent Of ladies and chill
dreu Will he given. But six opportunities TO
witness this attractive entertainment remain,
and wo would urge upon those who wish 10 enjoy
q hearty laugh to attend. The performances
commence At $40,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NSTICES OF NEw DvKHTISKM ENTr.
MuuARp W. BARKER, cablnstmaksr and IN.
dsrt,ker.
srRArroRD FENDALL- counsellor, Ii2 FIhh
street
A BANK book has been lost.
THE Maryland Fire Insurance. Company Of
Baltimore have appointed Mr.. T. U. Jordan
their sole agent for Washington.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03

To-day the gaTbage-masters, under tho super
lntendenoe Of Mr., X. ]. Nicholson, will begin
their work under better system than has here
tofore been adopted. Under the new order Of
affairs each garbage master win DO expected
70 visit from twelve to hfteen hundred houses
daily instead, as formerly, about eighteen hun.
dred houses. The work Of redistricting the
cities OF Washington and Georgetown, per
formed BY DR.. Verdi, the health OfiiooT, ls q
mighty piece Of labor, and he has succeeded In
dividing tho gathering Of Oiial equally among
the oOlieotOrE. In addition 10 this the committee
10 whom the subject Of garbage collectors was
referred by the Board Of Health have adopted
series Of rules and regulations, which Will be
printed and distributed among the citizens OF
The two cities; and any violation Of these rules
by the collectors II Is expected, will be reported
al once to the Board Of Health.