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uo-ss9 spS fourth rrd, COLUMNS y In ~, ..,n,
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0ARBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PA0E-Sxth column.
NEDICAL-ELxvKNrB PAGE-Sixth column.
1I6CELLANEOUS MISREPRESENTATION PAGE
x1soEIIH!aA sSS%I r.en,si.sh column.
MUEICAI.-ELBvHNTH PAEE-sixth column.
PKRSONAL-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
pIANOFORTES-SEC0SD PAGE-Sixth column
POLITICAL-axooNp PAGE-sIxth column
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
1RENT-SrcOND PAGR-Third column .
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoSD PAGE-Fourth
BEAL ESTATE wANTED-srcoSD PAcE-Fourth
REwxRDH-FrRsr PAGE--second column.
BALES AT AUCTION-TwELYrn PAoE-sixh column.
MTUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
y First second and third columns .
SITUATIONS MALES-TwELrTH PAGE-Fourth
SPECIAL NorICEs-FrRsr PAcE-second column.
BPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS dC.-FBsr PAaE-Second
SUMMER REsORTS-SrcoxD PAGE-second column
THE TRADES-TwELFrH PAGE-FIfth and sixth columns
THR TURF-FIRsr PAaE-Second column.
40 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-SEcosD PAGE
rRAvELLRRa GUIDE -FrRsr PAcr-sIxth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-HEcoRp PAcE-Third column.
WINES LIQUORS, &C.-SEcOND PAGE-Fifth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &O.-FIRsr PAaE-Sixth col
umn.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

CtECoND HAND BUGGIEs ELEGANT DOG CART,
- Coupe Rockaway. light Coach, several Rockaways
and number Of Vehicles slightly sopworn at bargains
new ana second hand Harness, at MANUFACTURERS
UNION, 63S Broadway.
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old ESTABLISHED ALBANY AND TROY LINE or
~ steamers landing at Catskill from pier "A North
River foot Of Spring street daily SATURDAYS excepted
Fare 90 cents; half rs cents Fare To Catskt
10 cents Steamers -VANDEFBfIT and CONNECTICUT,
connecting with railroads 10 all stations West and North,
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DRY GOODS.
YACHTS. sTEAMBoATs. sc,

J'OR sALR--DOUBLE WORKING BOAT I9,s FEET
long, scale weight s lbs built 10 order cost $3J.
Price including scul $50 Address T. j., box 602l Poet
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DENTISTRY.

nNEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN FIFTEEN
years; benumbing applications beautiful teeth 81 !;
set SO; plumpers ;or hollow chceks sets repaired.
j. JAY VILLIERs, 1855 Grand sire It, near Broadway.
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DEDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES
III ANCHOR LINE
Express passenger steamers sail New York every
Wednesday and Saturday.
Passengers booked and forwarded 20 and from all rail-
way in Britain Ireland Germany, Norway
Sweden or Denmark and America as safely speedily
fcrtably ana cbcapy as any other route or line
THE NEW DEPARTURES.
SATURDAYS STEAMERS. WEDNESDAYS STEAMERS
COLUMBIA. July 20 BRITANNIA July IL
EuR9pA July hSsYRIA. .......... July e
August OLYMPIA. July 81
INDIA August 10 CALEDONIA. August
CALEDONIA. August IL TklNACRlA. August IA
AUSTRALIA. August "a IOWA August q
Al noon irom pier - North River, New York Currency
rates OF passage TO London Liverpool Glasgow Derry,
by Wednesdays steamers $eo by Saturdays Gamers
SIS and $75; excursion tickets $12D; Intermediate $
stcerage, $2a Certificates at lowest bought
here by those Wishing 10 send for their friends.
Apply at the company IS offices to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
No. Bowling Green.
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THE HUDSON BY MOONLIGHT.
Gr61d River Excursion.
The elegant sea going
steamship
EASTERN QUEEN
O. ,. Chadwick, Commander,
has heen fitted up for the occasion and will eays pier
Thirty fourth street, North River, at Z 80, On
WEDNESDAY, EVENING,
July H. -
Pull brase and string band, dancing 4c Fare 81 Elc,
ranty ntted Stafero0ms be obtained on hoard III
the We afser should be the excursion Will he
postponed until the following evening.
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TnE HAMBuRG-AMER PACKET COMPANY's
L iron mail steamship
VANDALIA,
Captain " O. Franzcn will sail Thursday July1 1872
at2f. NJ, Tor Hamburg
taking from New York to plymouth LOndcp
Cherhuurg and Hamburg.
First Cabin, 1920. Second Cabin ST.
steeragc, $780, payable in United States gold,
KuNlIARDT n Co. G. Il. RICHARD BOAS.
General Agents, General Passenger Agents
81 Broad street. ~ Y. Gl Broadway, N. Y.
The wEsrPnALIA viii sail July %.
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r OsT OR sTOLEN-ON NINTH AVENUE CARS, JULY
money three for $2o ooo Of OF w Mitch .
Of e. Brown; payments stopped The party having y is
requested to return the papers 10 the owner JAMES
BEATTY, Sb4 West Twenty y-eiahth street
a IrH sTRRnr BETWEEN FOURTH AND LExING-
Z4 tor avenuei. Lost July H. twelve evening Passes
ana Drat received Return memorandum pocketbook
hde. B ID.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12

The following are the regulations for the
Observance Of Lent by the Roman Catholics
OF this diocese as prepared by the late Arch
bishop Spaldlngi All tho faithful who have
completed their twenty-nrst year arc, unless
leRihmately dispensed, bound 10 observe the
last Of Lent. They are 10 make one meal
day,-excepting Sundays. The meal allowed
on fast days IL not 10 be taken till about noon.
AZ that meal, II on any day permission should
DO granted for eating flesh, beth flesh aud
hsh are not 10 be used at the same time, even
by way Of seasoning A small refreshment,
commonly called collation., Is allowed in The
evening. No general rule ~ 20 the quantity
OF food permitted at this time Is or can be
made; but the practice Of the most regular
Christians IL never TO let II excel tho fourth
part Of an ordinary meal The quality Of
food allowed at a collation. IL, In this diocese,
ads, vegetables, and fish. MIX aud eggs are
prohibited. General usage has made Il law
iul TO drink In the morning some warm liquid,
as tea, coffee, or thin chocolate, made with
water. Necessity and custom have author
lied the use OF hogs lard instead Of butter 10
preparing hsh, vegetables, &c. The follow.
Ing persons are exempted from the obllga-
lions OF fasting Young persons under twenty
one years OF age, the sick, nursing women,
those who are Obliged 10 do hard labor, and
all who, through weakness, cannot fast with
out prejudice 10 their health. By dispense
tloni the use oil fresh meats VIII bc allowed
at any time on Sundays aud once a day gu
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, with the exception Of Holy Thursday
and the second and last Saturdays OF Lent
Persons dispensed from the obligation OF fast
lug, on account OF tender or advanced age, or
hard labor, aTe not bound by the restriction
Of using meat only At one meal on days on
which It's use Is granted by dIspensatlon.
Others dispensed from the last for other
caugpk aa we'll thnaa Win ara nhliUAd m
fast, arc permitted to use meat only at one
meal
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12
aEoRaETOMN APFAIRs.

TnE steam tug Laura will to-day begin the
work Of clearing the channel Of Ice a. far
down tho river as the Long bridge.
W. r. Hutton, Esq, chief engineer Of the
Chesapeake aud Ohio canal, has resigned to
accept the position OF chief engineer OF the
Western Maryland railroad.
The Coal TRADB.-lt Is expected that the
whole line OF the canal will be In operation
by the oth Of March. President Clark, OF the
canal company, was In this city Saturday
looking after 10 repair. Nearly 900 900 tons
OF coal were transported by this company to
this port last year, and II is thought there
will be shipped this year 1000 900 tons.
THE AGENTS Of the different coal companies
are making preparations for the resumption
Of business. During the suspension OF navi-
CATION the necessary repairs 10 the wharves
have been made, and everything Ia now In
perfect trim for business. Many Of the mil
lers are getting their machinery In order to
be prepared for the spring business.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

NJ he Natl Rsu
t"'Is.eoLa.nSs lns EauahAi ,I hspaohsA0l
"'" " r's ss' S no ,.-,
VIM. ID Massey t,r manv xcSrs ~ \" Isnrs.
.entatIve Of tbIs eonnty In M IegisIstnrs of
Wilma dIeJ NJ III yesIdsncc hi thIa cIIv
vesicrdav morning nj Io,9o o'clorL NJ
Massey vas 4 man ~ murh abIIIty He anal
dnring Ma life many nosItIon. ~ 1nbIic trnst
Was iong mayor III Inc rItv and fnr ,nSnx
Vsars the nnstmast.r Ia va .acI.t 80
smIable in ma disnosItIon and bsJ hn.ts ni
frlends in Wnshinyton 10 whom the news M ~
death win HING fhe nsng ~ a nsrs"nsI hs'
reayement. f
the frenen's convention. co,nnosed NJ del.
egates from each company 10 msLe arrange.
mants Tor ceIebTatinR ne 22d I'D FebruaTy
nv a dremen's procession. met Iast nIgbt
Al The ColumbIa engine. house Hon. Hncb
latham. OF the Sun, la The chair. and Geo.
A. Mushbach. Of The Relief hoOk. and, ladder
company. secretnry.
MI. Relschell, OF the Columbia. moved that
the nremen Of this city celebrate the e9d Of
FebrnsrV nv a aTome1,, nrocession ,~hIeh
after eoSsiderable dlsenssipn wa n1read ~
me vote boIng taken Inv comanies, YeasH
Snn. HydranlIon. Relief and CoInmbIa' Nav
II Tlendship'
Mr.. KIIgour, OF the Columbia moved that
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12

The new feature this season introduced
Into the receptions by the Professors LOomls,
for the awakening In the people OF higher
appreciation OF works Of art, and the social
qualities Of artists, by giving receptions at
which the walls of the parlOrs are decorated
with some choice productions Of the pencil
and brush OF the artists present, has proved
a very happy success aud has done very much
towards awakening the public mind TO q
realization Of the beauty and ennobllng tcu-
deney Of the fine art culture.
tbs want Of proper appreciation by the
| community OF true artistic merit and talent,
has been q sad drawback 10 the progress OF
art and very dlsheartening 10 those merito-
rious and distinguished artists who would
gladly make the national capital their home
and by their decorative talents and boautlfy-
Ing tastes assist 10 render 1t tho focal center
| 10 which should tend and from which should
emanate the highest order Uf Grtisllc talent
and finest works OF art which the country
should produce.
Il Is b be hoped that the interest thus
awakened will rot lie suffered 10 die out at
the closing of the reception season, but with
the improvements which are now In progress
for the beauufylng Of the city will also
awaken, with all lls eleyatlng aud refining
tendency, an exalted appreciation OF the hne
arts, which shall make our city, In point
Of art what Rome Is TO Italy and Paris to
France.
At their last reception was represented the
finest artlstl0 talent In the city. Landscapes,
portraits, sketches, scenery, real and IDEAL,
in oil, water eolOrs, India ink, pencil, pastel
and has relief from the hands OF Ulke, Kaul-
man, Baumgras, Mrs. Mondelld, Max Weyl,
johnson, Miller, Dorian and many others
formed an art gallery, which was collection
OF gems In the true sense OF art.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12

Townsend, Washington, Pa, 1909 Y It,
Turner, Benjamin s., Ala, 1ti5 st.
Iuthilli y. H., N. ", Metropolitan hotel
IWiohell, 0lneTy, Mass, 2iQ AZ sL northwest.
Lyner, Janet n, Ind, 10 18th at.
upson, WIN. H., Ohio, g10 18th st. northwest.
Van TRUMP, Phiiadelph, Ohio, us 10th ct.
Vaughn, W. w, Tenn, 1t2l Pa. avenue.
Voorhees,, d. W, Ind, as Mo. avenue.
wwsedsll, Alfred NJ, n. z 80 sth street.
Makeman, Seth, N. ", Whitneyf hotel.
Walden, Madison NJ, Iowa, k79 18th It, NV
Ma!drun, Henry, Mich National.
Mailaoe, Alexander g., IS. o., Ebbltt house
Malla Josiah T., Fla, 1914 Il street.
washburn, W, B., Mass, IND II street.
Wells, EraItus, No, tse Mo- avenue.
wheeler, W. A., N. y, $40 18th street
wh,iteley, hchard ", Ga, toi o street, n. v.
Williams, VIM, Ind, 2ia south A ct, Capitol Hin
Williams, Wa, N. Y Arlington House,
Wilson, J. T., Ohio, 225 ID a.
Winchester, Boyd, KY, Arlington
Wood, Fernando, N. ", 67s iBth street
Young, p. NJ. B., Ga, bii 18th street.
DBBEGATRs.
Ohafee, J. b., Colorado slp ltth street.
Chapman, N. p, Dist. Col, 1T2S q a.
OlaRett, W. H., Montana, Tao llth 81
uarhelde, s., W. 7, 3li south A st., Capitol HIll
Hooper, W. H., Utah, wolker's 18th st.
Mccormick, r. o., Arltona, 1918 18th st.
Merritt s. A., Idaho, as 10th street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12
wAsHINGrON's BIRTHDAY.



The ball u be given by company A, Wash
ingtou Light Infantry, on the 22d Of Feb
ruAry, promises 10 be the event OF tho season.
On Saturday evening the several committees
having the matter In charge met at the COM
pany's armory, and from their reports sum
Client information was gathered 10 Justify US
In stating that the ball will be brilliant sue
cess. The visiting military company from
Philadelphia will be received and entertained
In that hospltAble style for which our city Is
proyerblal In entertaining her guests and the
parade will doubtless prove q sight well
worth witnessing. The several organizations
have slgnlned their Intention 70 participate,
and the following battalions will be In line;
Washington Light Infantry, Capt W. q.
Moore, commanding; National Guards, Capt.
Donald MeCathrane, commanding Corcoran
Zouayes, Capt Doughty, commanding, and
Presidents Mounted Guard and Governors
Guards The troops will be reviewed by the
President and Governor Cooke from the
While House, about4 o'clock In the afternoon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12

A correspondent Of a New York paper,
writing from Columbia. q, C., saysi
Just nov Bowen, the blgamist Is making q
little hght against Gov. Scott who he accuse
Of every kind OF fraud In the naturalization
Of hls aubernntorlal, once, Byas leads The
Opposition 10 Bowen and defends Scott 10 the
best of his ability. although, for the life Of
him, no cannot tell why, unless y Il, as Bowen
says, that be has been bribed. 10 bis ines.
sage TO the Legislature Scott improved the
opportunity 10 expose what he was pleased
10 term Bowers moral nakedness." The
other day Bowen got up In his scat 10 reply tn
these two little words which ranked In his
heart so deeply. He handled Scott without
gloves. He exposed more ot SCOTS Inn
morality than tho world ever dreamed Of
Accused him Of reducing young ladies while
In his own house AZ guests Of his vile; ofpa-
trouiEing q certain establishment In Twenty
sixth street. New York, so openly and noto-
rlously that II became known a. The Palmet-
10 House," kept by II. X. Scott; OF living In
open cnncuhinage with ono Of the young and
beautiful Mlssrs Rollins, aud with divers
other crimes against social order and correct
morals. Byas howled like Wild boast when
he arose TO defend Ills chief. He said-and
this was one Of the few tlmoS that no has used
tho plantation dlalect-"Dc gentleman from
Charleston has been brought before dc courts
10 answer Just such charges a. dat. Hos a
pretty one 10 get up In dis yero Assembly and
h'rate dc Governor. Az ] can say ls, Idisus
N utlis fdlsus ~ toiiis, and with a magnih.
cent sweep Mr.. Byas resumed his scat.
Mr.. Bowen appealed 10 tho Speaker for
protection from the Interruptions Of n man
who, he said, could be bought nj any tins
for t5"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12

EDITOR REPUBLICAN,: The literally with
which the columns OF your popular Journal
have always been opened 10 the public 10.
duces me to hope that you will give place 10
tho following
By the revision OF the patent laws at the
last session Of Congress It became necessary
for the Commissioner TO employ In the fold
ing-rOom some ten or twelve ladies 10 keep
up the current work.
The keen discrimination Of the Commits
sioner happily enabled him 10 select the
most worthy Of the most numerous appli-
cauts, and they were ut once put TO work at
q salary OF $50 per month. ...
Now, Mr.. Editor, a. the majority Of these
ladies have others depending upon them for
support desire to ask whether you think
the beggarly pittance Of ESQ per month a
fair remuneration for their seryicesP Just
think OF IT, slri While the messengers,
many Of them mere boys, get eco per month
for running an occasional GRAND, these la
dies, who are kept constantly at work dur
Ing Office hours, receive but tribe over that
amount JUSTICE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12
AMUsEmENTs.


hhNon" Nheettes
After two weeks Of domestic drama, In
which Maggie Mitchell has delighted thous-
ands Of our citizens, the scene changes, and
tonight the public viii DO treated 70 comedy
and given an opportunity 10 test their riSIbles.
Mr.. Horace Llngard, with Mrs. Alice Dun
ming LlngArd, Mas DiekIe Llngard, and an
excellent company, viii make their first APP
Pearance In this city for two years.
Llngard h host In himself, his comic
songa and character-skctch dellnlatIous alone
being worth the admission foe. In addition
TO those will be given the sparkling comedy
entitled "a Wonderful Woman"
From the appearance Of the bo1-sheet on
Saturday, the prospects bid fair for contlu-
uation Of the crowded houses that have Sen
gathering lately at the National.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12

will give her wonderful lecture on 1.-THE In
pending Revolution" on Friday evening. at
Lincoln hall. The Boston Advertiser says OF
her; Something like 2, 500 gathered 10 hear
Victoria q. Woodhull. The platform con-
tained more people than have sat around the
speaker on most occasions this winter.
Everybody seemed TO be animated with de-
sire 10 comprehend the personality OF the
bold proclaimer OF what are known As social
heresles." IL viii DO the last opportunity TO
hear her this winter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12

FRENoH VERSION or TIfs SroKgs TRIAL.-
The Messenger Franco American sums up the
Stokes defence as follows;
1. To prove an aiibi, aud 10 show that
Stokes was not In the United States when
James Fisk the younger was killed.
3. To prove that Stokes never carried
pistol, or that II ho did carry pistol, II was
never loaded, and was never fired,
Q. That Stokes killed Fisk In Legitimate
self-defcncc.
4, That Fisk carried Calling gun In his
pocket.
8. That Fisk roorganized the Ninth rcgl.
ment for the sole and ayOwed purpose Of
making war on Stokes.
o. That Fisk destroyed the peace and hap.
piness Of Stokes hone. and that cOnse-
quently the hOmlcide-lf there was q homi-
eldc-was legitimate, and sacred duty OF
Stokes.
Z. That Fisk was n bad man, and II was
good act 10 put him out Of the way.
8 That Stokes was insane when he fred
at Fisk, and was not responsible for his
action.
0. That Flax did not die frOm injuries iu-
nictod by Stokes.
10. That Fisk was killed by the ignorance
Of his doctors.
II. That Fisk was not wounded at all.
l2. That Fisk died a natural death.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12

Detectives McElfresh and CoOmeG have re-
covered lady's huutlng.casc gold watch
which was stolen from Mrs. sclyener, over
the Board OF Health rooms, on the night OF
February 3; also q coat stolen from Mr..
Evans, on seventh street, between ID and +
streets. The articles were found at pawn
brokers shop, pawned by q darkey who Ii
now locked up at headquarter for a hearing
to-day.
Detectives McDeyltt and Miller recovered
a boys hnn oyercoat, stolen n few days since
from Mr.. J. J. Mays residence, No. 6l5 II
street; also, u coat stolen from Hon. J. Tabor,
fourth auditor. The coat belonging 10 Mr.,
Mays son has been returned 10 him,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12

petition signed by several OF the menu
bers Of the Communicates In this District has
New Orleans, la, asking for dlspepsafion
&c organize mounted commAutery Of Knights
Templar. The following officers for this
Organization has already been chosen; Emil
nent Commander, Joseph Daniels; Genalls-
slmo, @. W. Ballock; Captain General, James
Pearson.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12
AIu'AI'S .~Sas,do. S'arl, KILLED bJa Ucr.

A TutklsA Ambassador Nearly KILLED hJ Bear.
ST. PotersburVh correspondent says
Rustem Bey, the Turki-h amhassador, has
been nearly killed by bear while hunting.
The bear approached hun. aud instead Of
waiting until the animal was quite near, the
Turk fired nt too great q distance, aud II be
hit the creature at all, failed 10 wound him;
tho bear then rushed towards his assailant.
Rusten Bey attacked him with his knife, and
In doing 50 fell, wbereupon the bear frat
seized aud tried 10 eat his foot, but the long
snow-shOes eli not prove a dainty morsel.
30 Bruln seized upon bis hand aud mauglsd
Il and the arm very badly, and was Just turn
Ing bis Affection TO the ambassador hand
some lace when the servant Of tho Prusslan
Secretary came 10 the rescue, and being a
good shot hit the creature In vital point,
and he fell dead ny the side OF bis Victim,
who was picked up quite unconscious, and
has been cohhucd 10 his room ever since.
Every one has been 10 SOC him, even the
ladies, To whom he Is always so kind and gal.
liant.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12

on Wednesday evening the members OF J.
grand social reunion at Grand Army hall,
corner Of Ninth and d streets. The gentle
men composing the post have determined
that all who attend shall have q pleasant
time, and they will certainly carry out their
iutcutiOn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12
HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS.
yew aud Beautiful Presents, at All
Prices aud for All Ages.

Bibles, Cathol,o add Episcopal Prayer BooAs Ms.ho
dist Pres ytsrisn and Baptist Hymn Books. Stand
MfSOKLi, NEOUs ard JUVENILiK utgT BOOKS,
ha-d.9mely boand AID illus,ra.sd, O.ms, snd TOY
buns, roeksibooks aud outlsIj Gold Pens aud Peo.
lAIse lot Of PIlANG's OHRO NOS AT COST, II.
lpm,nAtsd Texts, Maltoe. snd OrO,.e. Wntlls
Deakn, Portfolios, Uhe4a and Ones Boards. Back
s,SSi q fSsSs Ss and vi.sas fk NY Goods.
oRANDEIL 4 EJIItbg'x,,s,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12

We would call attention to the advertise
ment which appears In this mornings paper
OF the musical and dramatic entertainment
70 be giyoa at Lincoln hall this evening.
From the programme and the names OF thO5r
who take part In the performance We judge
tue entertainment will be asuCtess, aud hope
there will be a crowded house,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12

PARTIES wishing carriages for the Illinois
mAsIue ball eau get their tickets at half Of
the usual price at tho Arlington stables, IRA
street, between Seventeenth and Elgh-
teenth, or at Yates & Wisewalrs dry goods
and ID atrpet
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12

Miss Edith 0'GormRn, the escaped nun"
will give private lecture, to ladies only, at
Lincoln hall, on Wednesday afternoon Of this
week. There will be no lecture next Wednes-
day evening. Be sure and read the adyer-
DaDef,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12

That for few weeks you can get your
BoYs An ESTIRE OUTFIT,
DERBY CoAT, vEsT AND PANTS AND OvERooAT,
At lees cost than you can possibly buy the
goods and make them yourselves.
Gall and see the proof Of this assertion.
Moan WALKER h Co.,
Gil Pennsylvania avenue, near Sixth At