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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-30

Bo1s D'AEc.--This fine blooded fast
stallion, is in very bad condition at
present, his hoof is very badly split, SO
much SO that the owners think he will
be unable to make another race until
new hoof is grown on. This is unfor-
tuna.e, and was really too bad to run
horse for coin with only three legs.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-30

CAp1rAL SALoos.-rhis saloon hos
passed into the hands Of T. B. Winston
who is enlarging AMI repairing it. chang
ed its name and will soon open the finest
and most comprehensive shloon IN town,
and will keep the very best of liquors
and several new and interesting games.
But we Will give full description on
opening day, of the conveniences Ind
comfort of this new place of amuse nent.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-30

FREIaHr HousE.-This new building is
almost done, the roof is about on, the
inside all fixed for freight, and yesterday
White was putting the Office in fine con-
.tition. the whole building will be done
in o week and be filed i'll less than week
inter. $500
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-30

rIra: OF Pool 11cxETs.-We
are reque sted to notify the holders OF
pool tickets in the hate Jockey Club
Races to hand them into the secretary
before the end of this month.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-30

1IlHE LATEST AND BEST STYLES
and pa terms Of these staples always On
hand. -
Place of busness-Corner Of CARSON and
FOURTH Streets Carson City.
U-Terms CASH, aud prices TO suit the times.
I.tf OLCOvITCH BROS.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-30

IN TowN.-Yesterday our town was
honored by The presence of Hon. Jim
Small. hold over Senator from Douglas
county, and John Hanson, ex-Assemhly-
man, now Superintendent Of the Yellow
Jacket mill at Empire.
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EAGLE MILL.

r AN NOW READY TO DO CUSTOM
Vorh. Grinding Feed or Barley, At my new
Mill ON Carson street. Just north Of Davis on.'s
Planing Mil. A liberal share Of patronage y
soliciesa, ana sueirs oattslAt:tion enaFxatssM
E aoM = M = .tt Y.'W. Pf38N0s
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-30

GOODWIN AND KENDALL.-Dont forget
the Joint discussion of Goodwin and
Kendall ut Moore and Theatre
tomorrow evening. A big crowd
is expected. and the Capital Band
will be in attendance to add to the entt L
inment and make it lively.
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For balance OF Prizes Sc nd FOR Circular.
This Legal Enterprise is endorsed by the high
est authority of the State and best business men
The limited number of Tickets on hand will be
furnishcd these who apply first.
All Prizes will be paid in full. AGENTS
WAITED. For full particulars address
J.M PATTEE,
General Manager Omaha, Eeb.
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srarr LAND Os11cE. LSurveyor Cen
eral John Day, State Register. This
Office sold lands as follows: October &c. |
l,O0o acre.; !, October 70, I. 40 Acfcs. isAs

@ sfesz 2 m q
aH7pz4 =. sszN
al, - ~, Ian els al
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20 M ELL x
Call and Examine II.
CT. COTTON.
DRUGGIST AND AP0THECARv

YUyHE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE
his personal attention to compromising ply
slcians' prescriptions and dispt nsing medicines.
and having had more than THIRTY YEARS ex-
perience as an spothecary. il confident that he
can give satisfaction.
Itf &. F. COTTON.
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FOR RENT.

VUyHE STORE NOW OCCUPIED BY
N. Levy. Possession given immediately.
oS-tf H. F. RICE, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-17
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

HEPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
s GosmSs % sassy s4 FEB rs With
passage strong, variable winds part
Steamship Arisdne Doane Galveston March via Key
Sas nao
ss fsrss
sS s osSs g S on @
Z h%a @ 9ss fsS Ss1S
ss ' ssn % i1 s1safs
4, s5:G
Hsssras, thence succession Of gales. i
%sasaf at sE : .ss;,ss WIZ SW s:ss
INV
% q g sS S%
No, %
e IS J; e:
Hssl.. march Ia. 6 ss sf;s s.. ssSE ss,D!
s e sss
ss 3; RG fss N
RsT Dream: for Liverpool 10 days out s'me time schr
Bark Enaeavor OF bath, MountIor Cardena IS days,
with ans NV sse been a. aer Fl 4 s.
out ~ " - 49,
BARK oarrer Dove Br Saunders Mstanzas IS days with
sugar 70 TO Cook Co. Had fine weather
up 70 hs a iSs IRON thence days with heavy NV
from 70 NE, lasting II hours: sustained no dama@s
time saw schr TO windward unaer balance reef
mainsal; she was apparently unmanapable as The
sea making clean breach over her She was some
times south and sometimes west was nnable IN ZEN
der any assistance was blowing hurricane at the
time lat 49, Ion ~ TO- spoke brig sappho from Co.
fuegos Boston 10th, lat 20 49, lon 75 bark MAGGIE
1Brl from Sagua from New ork. 500 "
Brc Flora (Dan, Schmidt Cadiz 50 days. with vine and
Carver ysrnes vessel so master Took the south
erp hne weather 70 lat % thence
heavy NV gales was - days north OF Hatteras.
Brig Maggie Br). strum 81 Kits, ~ days with salt, to
Had light and variable weather to March
l. lat So IS n Ion rs 20 w March had very heavy gale
from sE TO NV from thence nothing but
continuation n0rhery aud westerly caes up 10 March
5 at 20 N lon n 10 W. fell In With the bark Thomas Dali
mas,ed the running very ses and md blowing
IN taking or ~ number their bosn being stove
and provisions washed away and without any parS we're
OAsp frVp Antwerp ioINsw York ~ days 6ps pspg lpeH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-17
The Herald Almanac.

To the Mariner, matter from what port he halls or
where bound-whether navigating md-ocean entering
home or foreign porthe Herald Almanac will prove safe
and unerrng guide avoid all recently discovered and
ported dangers Under the head of Mariners Guidc Is
coated "Notccs to Mariners issued during the
1871 from the Trinity House, Admiralty London; the Hy
geographic ONCE Washington, and the various Navigation
Boards throughout the world specially published in the
Herald, from whose columns the "Guide' has
piled. The warnings directions and Information therein
contained will make the Herald Almanac almost ndspen-
sable to the pilot and the mariner the chart the scxtant
and the In addition to this invaluable guide, and
heading tin the order of its own peculiar usefulness 10
gwen wen cut diagrams Of the weather signals adopted by
the government Washington benefit Of our
chant marine And naval with explanations the
same The Information thus impaired renders the Herald
Almanac necessity Ia the hands Of at sea- on
rvW or lsks embraced within We American Con,,nsu.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH IS, 1872.
CLEARED.

G Dale "
Steamship Hermann (NG. Rechmann Bremen oelr,chs
&Co.
Steamship Clyde, Kennedy Galveston via Key west-o
Steamship Emily b souder Burdlck, New orleans-Fred-
eric Baker
well
Steamship Mercedita, Marshman, Fernaudina-James
Hand.
Steamship San Salvador Nickerson, Savannah-w Gar
rfson
Steamship Montgomery. Faircloth savannah-R Lowden
A Co.
Steamship Regulator. Freeman, Wilmington NC Lorillard
Steamship Co.
ion Steamship &c.
Richmond Washington a Co.
Steamship Co.
Steamship Neptune. Baker. Boston--H Dimock
steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford-Ferguson &
Steamship Title, Deering, Provdence-C Mallory Co
Ship Merom Lowell, San Francisco-Geo Sutton.
Bark Ida Mathda (NG Gronow, Barcelona-Funch, Edge
Bark Maria (Greekl, Candida Havana-Jas Ward Co.
Brig Rush, Evans, Buenos Ayres-J Norton. Jr
Schr W Dodge. Taylor Hamilton, Bermuda-Darrell
schr Ford (Br). Carpenter, St john Mp Nevius
Sons.
schr Ada (Br) Belyea, st John, NB-Heney 4 Parker
Schr Mary Fenwck, Dasey, Key West-Benner Pinck-
Schr Ann CARL Tyler, Jack sonvle-van Brnnt h Bro
Schr Trade Wind, Fort, Rchmond-Saght 4 Petty
Schr Flight Chase, Cohasset Acknowledgement b Wood.
Schr Hattie COombs, Jameson, Provdence-H Brown 4
Co.
Steamer Frank, Pierce, Philadelphia.
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Nevada, Grumey, Philadelphia.
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THE NEW YORK ASSOCIATION.

The committee appointed by the New York Petro.
ieum Association to visit the Oil regions returned
yesterday afternoon to this city, having accomplish
ed their mission HERALD reporter last evening
called on Henry IL. Rogers, chairman OF the COM
mlffee, TO ascertain IN general way his opinions
relatives 10 the troubles In the oil section and the
following Is summary Of what he stated.-
We went out to the oil regions to find out the
exactstae Of affairs there that we might be able
to report to the association facts upon which basis
might pc formed for action The cause OF the trou.
BILE lies between the producers and the Southern I'm.
provement Company. This company got charter
from the Pennsylvania Legislature year or SO ago.
and upon this commenced recently to work in
earnest. What the charter allows them TO do no.
body knows; for they refuse TO show II to any one
or make its provisions public to the mercantile
world. At all events. whatever 1t be- the southern
Improvement Company set TO work ana manipu-
lated the three railroads running from the oil
regions-namely, the Ere, New York Central and
Pennsylvania Central. 1t is said that The railroad
oficers, who are mostly Cleveland people. have
been entlreiy In the control Of the leaders OF the
Southern Improvement Company, who are also
Cleveland men. The secret OF the matter is that
Cleveland wants to retain Its monopoly OF the oil
trade. From the very beginning Cleveland and
Pitsburg have always had leading Interest IN OH,
and now that In fair race they must yield to COM
petition, they have
STRAINED EVERY NERVE TO CREATE MONOPOLY.
The object OF the southern improvement Com
pany ~ TO aid and sustain Cleveland. AS things
nave been going on 1t was meant that oil produced
at lhe Crock should be sent 10 Cleveland for refining
and after being sent back again be sold at u price
at least equal TO oil redned az the Creek. Hence, 1t
may be seen at glance how the railroad interest
was necessary for the monopoly. Controlling as
they 90 the three railroads. the monopoists nave
peen abe 10 control the price OF OIL and in contr0
ing ,he price OF oil have been enabled to become
exclusive purchasers. II any producer dared to re-
nFl nlslAA Inv IN
ne could not san at all. II producers gen.
eTWy MtherN held out against the price
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Steamships CITY Of New York. for Liverpool; Hermann,
Bremen Australia, Glasgow; Clyde, Key West and calves
ton st Louis, New Orleans; Souder, do; Merccdita
Fernandina; San Saivador Savannah; Montgomery, do
Manhattan, Charleston; Regulator Wilmington, NC: Wya-
noke, Richmond, &c Geo Upton do Knight George
town, DC; Benefactor, Philadelphia
The chips Soue and rmbus for San Francisco,
quarantine waiting for favorable opportunity
TO proceed.
Wind a sunset SW. fresh
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

YATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIi.
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A ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES

THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
sold with the understanding that they
the beat HOUSEHOLD and PiYSI-
CLANS MEDICIN ES extant.
They supply want before filed.
Regular Remedies for the principal
disease having its appropriate remedhus
differing materially the Patent as'
maadies No person Of intelligence for q moment be-
ieve that remedy all diseases.
Although recently brought before the their
present form, FIRESID REMEDIALS, they rapidly
supcrsedng the old poisons Patent Medicines and
drugs
Numbers families keep them constantly
on hand for the various ills of life Many rely upon them
more than they do upon any Physician.
remedies all safe, and never reduce the patient;
render any liable take cold; oblige
person to leave business make their
u condition Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-17
I TREATED SUOCESSFU q Lily
by the
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES

THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
Issdas health Issssr.ysa Tsp$y
ss i Ss y s ow
pe''rHssao y SEGES REQUIRED
"v eps On 50 s Of e.
patients AND physicians recording astounding
but book of 1000 pages would not contain them
sdr 1d all
hYPRATES PSS1%sI consump
I For full a ton see Unvs. X%snac
OxYD PHENYL-The only for Deafness extant.
ETaHESSS Fl % sss remedy for
H msrveou. remedy for The Disease of the
Tor a Wn see The n:y Almanac
CATARRB sfECiFIC1C1res the most attractive form Of
~ isg ~ NJ TEHoass: s.u.s
AT a asisgs1 iss N
SG5 sSTsssSl 's 81 TaIS% SzsssSsso.
heart disease Price, with Book. :...:".::....$
!ss S
'I For fa description see the University xin:nsc"
THE sJ HAEssa5s {I AEzzs45
BUSINESS b AsH FOR lsn.~
Free on ''ssSSsss"1 S
Downtown Assncy-HUDNUrs. Herald Building me
Broadway, New York.
o''o" "s A. NJ CONKLTN,
corner Broadway and Thirty foun ssroes' NV v
Thjrtythird street and Secon9 avcnue, NC" ioTA'
WILLIAM c. STEWAHIs
corner l2Sth street and Third avenue, Harlem, N. Il
, uANxpUPT STOCK OF IMPORTED REAL
A. Bronze and Ormolu Chandeliers purchased from late
sac OFFERING At net cost Call and examine. Bar
gains IN China s"I MHoIEwEE PUTNAM, COL Broadway.
. -A.-A-ALToGETHER THE CHEAPEST PLACE
10 purchase Fixtures, Chandeliers Brackets &C.,
sl Broadway Come headquarters, without nterven-
ton OF sA'n"''' MoLEwEE PUTNAM, col Broadway.
A -A-A-AT Sol BROADWAY M'LEwEE a PUT.
a MANS Crystal Prismatic Iluminations for day and
MoLEWEE PUTNAM, 601 Broadway.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n thecourts Of different States No publicity. Advise
free Notary Public and Conmissoner FOR evary Sata
FL KING Counsellor Law. 355 broIiway.
A BsoLuTE OR LIMITED DIVORCES AND ACTIONS
n relating thereto receive special attention.
GEORGE WHITE, Counselor-at Law, II Wall st. NY.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different States .Deserion, &C.. sufficient No
vce tree H. HOUSE Assornss. lSO BEoadwaS. ,
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III W.
Bark Ellen Dyer from Baltimore for sagua Feb a. no lat
Brig ANGELA sos New Yo5 from Masanuas for Phade
schr Melvin from Sagua for Philadelphia March ls
lat 80, Ion 70. ~
Foreign Ports.
BUENoe AYREs Jan 1S-Sailed, barks Phlena Chase.
Boston ysd Tasay Marse, do; La Plata crowe' via
an ssss ss1n s sas.y .sss
fas" ssS. SET ana Israel
CEIy. Jan isin ship Southern Cross Hughes, for
feS G port ;p: British Br
.Ser o' ns & wS%:
NV
Hopo Little, Boston, do Memnon. BaTer San Fran
o sU.p aS S 1as T Mice suS
and Tecumssh, Bennett for Dundee p' o''p""-' Do'ne
K ss sb from sD; CD
Reed. Crowel and Areshusa OBJ, Lamont do Importer,
CARR 0oasI, Africa, Feb S-rn port bark wayfarer
BERMUDA March SIN por, schr Emene tBr) Horton,
from 81 Mare for sOop see IBIS Rsastsr p p
Hose ;e, Koss Jan ss-ssled bark Emm. Augusta Gil
Camilla Humphrey San Francsco.
iS Ss%
p.clSc Sr caso
n1s s put nso yor. land
HAVANA. March 10 Arrived, steamship Moro Castle,
sLcsposDEsay. March Arrived. steamship rrinacha
HALIFAX March l4Saiied steamships India (r), munro
(from Glasgow, New York. North American (Br, Miller
from Liverpooll Baltimore; Austrian tBr). Brown (from
LAS PHLsAs FEB zo-rn port brig Ricn, Pains from
MANILA Jan 12-sailed ships Reivederc, Crowel, New
York Boston sth Templar Fessenden, Cebu and Liver
pool
port Jan 70 ship: HIGHLANDER rsssr o.ys OBJ, Too
Woods for Boston, do Pudsey Dawson (Br) Cole,
Proboingo for San Francisco repg; barks Gemsbok Bun
ker, Hong Hong arrived 15th 10 for New York
Chatham (Br), Roe, FOR San francisco ldg.
QUEENSTOWN, March l5-Arrived, steamship The Queen
(Brl Thomas, New York for Liverpool and proccededG
Also arrived 18TH steamships (Br), Freeman,
and Caaba tBr) McMcKan New York for Liverpool (and
proceededl
a DO 18TH steamship City Of BROOKLYN, ribbns.
New York for Liverpool land proceeded.
PERNAMDUC0, FEB 9Arrved, schr Richards, Reed, Sa-
tla River, 10th, brig Nellie Antrim, Loud New YORK.
Sal ed 7h. barks Hazard, Karsen, New York with 600
bags sugar.; 10th, Chandelier, for do
RIO JASErgo Jan 27saled, brgs Frances Jane Jones,
sailed 25thl
(Br Green, for New York ldg; Anna DAM Chrsensen
for Hampton koads dg with 1900 bags coffee Atlantic MO-
for United States atlantic Gulf por do 4oo bagO and
ssvilAh Feb ss-sansd. bari Ibis ovsrtOu, New York
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
p REMEMBER
TIMMS 4 WINSLOw,s
LIGHT UNDERWEAR,
N Pennsylvania ave.
Proposals.
pROPOsAIs ION suPPLiEs.

PuncHsnmo AND DnnunsIroI
IAfMAgInne OFriqn, UEfTEp eTATvs nsvT, 4
10. y BhoAoyAr, NHW lonf, Mag II, le1a
ics supres Advertised Ell be rsesivsd q this Of.
.srvss a. iss sss. assi, 20 :. asil.ss.d x..
'hp'n''' at M hin nv N, III NeT nyhos,ttbyf
in,0Ol gallons Lard on.
Blsdsfg are rsisrrsd I, The omoss 10 charge a. the
aay Tafd for samples and further infofmation, ard
siii statA In their proposals. the date VI hiu uhfh
they vii complete Dc lgeriee, u avarded TO than.
Ehleh must rot t1ceed Ten dafs IRON daie q rfdsf
Tbs right u reserved 10 rsiaot sng o. al bids that
mig not he deshsd sds.utaE 90, v the ooternmeri.
most TO u. Interest.
Rssppnslbs security required for the prompt ana
faithful dsli1sfy Of Supplies awarded villain The tins
specfhsH p
Bark iorms will b. furnfhed AZ THIS once Aad bids
o,ened ~ the h1ur above named When parties In
arrested sr- inviied TO be prsssnk
myb Pa Director, Uniisd states Nav.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15

Meeting Of the Bsa, d Of Trustess-neport
ef the periutsadeut-Award ef Prizes
for spsiiiaS -iatsrssiiRG PToposi'i"Hs Dis
cusssd.
Ths trustees Of the public schools held their
building last evehing, WIN; J. Murtagh lpreei.
dcut) In the chair, and all the members present
except Messrs Robinson, Mcclellan, woodward,
AppIIcatious for the positions Of teashor were
received from Mr.. A. D. Kenney, Miss Estolia
Green, Miss julia Y, Kelly, and Mrs Mary y.
The monthly reports Of teachers were received
Tbs a' ssaperintoud.nt presented the following;
,As oS,s ss ,S US ar M n.
whole number Of pupils enrolled during the
month, I,O2ii average number Of pupils enrolled
SH,E n ne SSSss S1%SS q
Der Of vacant seats In the First district ~;
Second, $40; Third, 2o7; Fourth, oo9-iotal,
lllb2 Number Of applicants waiting admis-
Il; FOarss, sasctsl ., Sa@S SSPO, Of seSoOi;
ia the First district, IS; Second, 90; Third,
%, Fourth, 2o-total, lSo. Average number Oh
Second, sos, Third, 81 .; Fourth, T,S-Eebsrai
average, COS. Percentage Of attendance In the
First district poei Second. p9si Third, ei.li
Fourth, yai5ayersEo psfceniag' y MN.
IN; Second n; Third, 9O2, Fourth, i52 total boi
Increase for the month, %. Number OF cases %
presence At roll call 2sS2s! PsFSSnesgS o. saTdl
mont In tho First district, 90 Second, o.
Third, 5; Fourth, io-totai, as. Decrease FOR
the month, 4 Nameor q pupil, di. Tn,s IN
Fourth, l0-tOtal, 81. Number OF pupils sus.
pended in the First district o. Second, NJ
Third, g. Fourth, 2s.total, ~ Number Of
First dlstrleS 81 Second, 0; Third, o. Fourth, 10
total, "a Number Of visits Of trustees In the
First district 10 SECOND, SiG Lhlra, lIei
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
COLORKD SCHOOLS.
Annual RxRmlnaiioss.

CoLuaBIA SCHOOL.
This school building Is one OF the most remote
and ipaccessibie belonging 10 the Board Of
Trustees OF Colored Schools, being situated on
Elghtsenth and d streets southeast directly
iaeing the almshouse. The teacher, Miss Mar
and during that time has worked wonders IN
the way Of inGtilling into the minds Of the
children the elementary branches OF education.
The number enrolled was 10, % Of whom were
present yesterday at the examination, cond ucted
BY Superintendent @. y. 7. Cook. Mr. Henry
johnson, president Of the board, was present
number Of parents and others, among whom
were Trustee Alfred Jones and ex. Councilman
Gainee. The scholars were subjected TO a rigid
reading in the frst, second and third readers; in
numbers, counting freely by ones and twos 70
ono hundred, Romans % one hundred, and IN
Written arilnmsue, 10 Sadluon suotraetioni and
oral and written, from readers In all the
stables the children acquitted themselves with
credit The sehooLrootn was beautifully and
tastsfully decorated with choice flowers. Prom.
iuent, surrounded with flowers, was a bust Of
Abraham Lincoln the whole presenting q
holiday appearance.
situated at Twelfth and T streets northeast, Is
beautiful aud oommodious building, contain.
ing six woll-ventliatod and arranged school.
among among the first 70 teach in the colorod public
schools OF Washington. Tho examination In
Primary No, Q, Miss Ida q. Curry, teacher, com.
grades, was conducted By Prot Geo. b. Vashoa.
Reading in hrst second and third readers,
written arithmetic In addition, subtraction and
one hguro multlplier In multiplication; spelling
by sound letter from reading books and the
primary spoller. The scholars wero subjected
Tor over three hours TO q severe examination,
but they proved themselves equal 70 the task.
feet feature, Miss Curry having evidently given
considerable attention to that Important and
heal ny exercise.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
THE COURTS.
OWL.

gLNIls
SuFRnMa CoURr on TIE DISTRICT or CoLuM.
nlA-0ensrpi Ttrn,-C Chief Justics GARTER and
Justices Olin and Humphreys sat " banc and
were engaged A. follows
Of sS,ss S..s c a. merlin ~ wSiSS
were reported ~ our last issue the court yester-
day held thate discharge 10 abkruptoy lisa judy.
ment which efnnracgt all parties, whether made
" the case Fraud Of course would vacats the
discharge, but " the debtor IL honest 10 his
application, though be may have omitted one
charge binds that creditor, for the bankruptcy
cannot be set aside a. 70 one creditor without
being set aside 70 all. Notice Of the bankruptcy
ey paelo.t9n 80 ample s.syice Of notice Otthe
United States ys. Seth johnson. Appeal from
tho criminal Court on The question whether
after an order q discharge the accused can be
Mr.. Riddle, but not decided.
klme vs. $50 tons Of coal This case comes up
out Of admiralty, and Involves a question Of
]. II. Embry, adminlstrntor Of Robert J, At.
kinson, We. Joseph W. Stanton and William l..
Palmer. This .esse comes up on appeal from
the decision Of Mr. Justice Macarthur, At Jan.
uaty circuit term, sustaining the plaintiffs de.
mnfrer 70 defendant'a plea.
The plaintiff sues tho defendants for services
performed and rendered By the said Robert J..
Atkinson, In bis lifetime; as attorney for the
AL defendants. They claim tiooOo, with In
10 ms Mr.. mussey, for defendant, pleaded ia
bar the Pending Of a suit in Connecticut for the
same cause Of action.
To the pies the plaintiff iled the following
demurrer! Tho plaintiff says that the pending
Of 4 suit in The State Of Connecticut Is no stay
OF bar 10 suit IN the District Of Columbia for
the same cause 0f action.
hearing, the demurrer was sustained. Who're.
upon the defendants appealed.
AZ the ease came upit was argued.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15

A delegation OF residents Of the eastern sec.
tlon Of the city called at the REF CHILEAN once
yesterday with lengthy protest against what
they cali the uiliful waste Of Potomac water 10
tho lower section Of the city, which dcpFivss
them Of even enough for drinking purposes, and
forces them, In many Instances, 70 travel squares
for whtor for that purpOse. Until the now main
Is laid tho moro favored Of citizens should re-
member their brethren IN distress, and be as
moderate a. possible In the use Of Potomac
WatOr