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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

The Senate, In executive session, yesterday
confirmed the following nominations:
COnsuls-GeO. X. Usner, at AsunCiOn, and Au-
gustus Morrill,, at ManLanillO, Mexico.
Indian Agents., G. O'COnnOT, for Sioux, at
Grand river; VIM. y. Ensign, for Black Feet J..
l.. Burchard, for Round valley, California; y. X.
Dodge, for llOOpa valley, California; Jonathan
Richards, for Wichltas Indian Territory; Henry
Bremen, for SeminOles; Daniel sherman, for
Indians In New YORK; II. W. bingham, for Sioux,
At Cheyenne river agency; Chas, i. BlTkeu, for
POnca agency Dakota; W. +. Hall, Navajo
agency, y. NJ.
Registers Land Onice-Geo. Nourse, ut Link
Vile, OregUn JnO. Il. lockwood, Susanyile, Cal
lfUrnlA; VIM. y. Kelly, at Prescott, Arizona.
POstmasters--Henry {. Johnson, Astoria, n.
y; y. T. Andrews, Greenwich, n. Y; 7. T..
Leonard, New LaDanOn, N. Y; Mrs. Drucllla
Dorsey, Princeton, Ind.
J. II. Brooks, member Of Council OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Adoph Cluss, member OF the Board Of Public
Works, District Of Columbia.
VIM, H. Smith, Chas. II. Nichols, Jas. q. Ber-
ret, VIM. j. Murtagh and Henry NJ. Sweeney, 10
be police commissioners Of the District Of Co
lunibia.
q. A. satteree, chief engineer In the revenue
marine service,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

Another session Of tho Teachers Institute was
held yesterday afternoon, at jefferson building.
Mr.. Alice called the meeting TO order; after
which superintendent J. .. Wilson, with 4 few
remarks, Introduced Mrs. Fuller, a Washing
tonlan by birth, but graduate Of the School Of
Design Of New York, at present engaged In
teauiiiiig ufuuinE la this city. uer s.liTess
solely upon the art of drawing. She treated II
as language, aud one Of great use and beauty,
and gave some good practical hints TO thOse.en-
gagged In teaching II. She was followed by u Mr..
Nixon, from Boston, who has, In his own opinion,
found decided Improvement on the old method
OF teaching multiplication. lie Illustrated his
method with the assistance Of his little daugh-
ter, who answered promptly and accurately
all the questions given her; but the plan did
not seem TO strike the teachers rs ha"lng any
practical value. After this the teach OF the
several grades repaired, each grade, to a separate
room, where they held, as 1t were, experience
meetings, each one relating the progress his or
her pupils had made In the various studies since
September T. and received information on the
subjects with which they were not perfectly
familiar,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18
X. OF r.



Alta regular meeting Of Golden Lodge, No, J.,
Knights OF Pythlas, Of BALTIMORE Nd, held ON
the 10Th day Of November 1879, Il wfs unani'
nouslt ....
Resolpal That a vote Of tltatigs bo rendered 70
the sister lodges Of Washington, u. o., for their
hind reception and h0spltable entertainment Of
this Lodge on it, maternal visit 10 them on tive
9sth instant; also, that a vote Of thanks be ten
dered our worthy Bros. y. p. ThrOOp and Thos.
&. Denhani, of LodEes Nos, 0 and %, Of X Of p,
who so nobly perled their lives III the rescue Of
our Bro. II, b, l.. Ingle, who accidentally fell
overheard from the steamer Wawaset OIL uuI
visit TO Alexandria Va, on the 3s1h instant; Also
that a vote Of thanks be rendered 10 the pro.
pretora, Messrs. Potts a Shelley, and assistants,
Of the Metropolitan hotel, for their Kindness and
attention to the wants Of our Bro. II. n. L. Inglt
whilst under their care, and also Tor the hospl
table and elegant manner In which they enter
talned this Lodge during their visit on the 13tf
instant; also, that these resolutions be published
In the Baltimore and Washington paporA.
Committee;
UE0, II. FREEBURGER, Chairman.
JASPER Brown.
n, N, CONRAD,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

The young misses connected with the Busy
Bees Society will he happy to see their friends
at the rooms Of the WOmens Christian AssOCia-
ton this Wednesday evening, at O'Clock. They
will offer for sale some very pretty fancy and
useful articles, which have been manufactured
expressly for this fair, and as the proceeds are
OF this city, we trust that their efforts will be
duly appreciated and their articles meet with a
ready sale. Refreshments will he offered at
reasonable prices, amt We advise all who can 10
patrOniZe this part Of the entertainment. Adj
mission only ten cents
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

Al a meeting OF the Board Of Trustees Of the
National College Of Pharmacy, held on Monday
afternoon, Professor StAbleT, Of Alexandria, was
elected To nll hechaiT Of materla medica and
botany, Professor TristOe that Of chemistry, and
Professor Oscar Oldberg the chair Of pharmacy
for the coming year, The college have secured
which they have lifted up and furnished with d
complete set Of philosophical and chemical appa-
ratus- Messrs. z. d. Gilman, Charles +. StOtt
on finance; Messrs. W. T. Thompson, Fergu-
son and q. q. q. Slmms committee on the pro
gress Of pharmacy, and Messrs, ID. 7. Hlckllng,
John =. Mllbume and Daniel ODonnell a COM
mlttee on business. The college will open JAnu-
airy with 4 large class OF Students
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

The United States screw steamer Omaha, u
guns, was reported at FunChRl, Madeira, on the
18th Of November, on her way TO Rio JaneirO.
The House Naval Committee yesterday had
under cCpsideatiOn the claim Of George II. VIII
son, Washington navy yard employee, for
compensation for the use OF his non-recoilng
gun-carFiage.
Commander X. r. Breese Is appointed special
Inspector Of ordnance In the European squadron
Assistant Engineer d, W. GFoniey Ia assigned to
the wabash, nAg-Hhip European squadron.
Lieutenant Commander John McFarland u de
tached from the California, screW steamer, u
guns, and ordered home and Commander VIM.
A. Kirkland Ia ordered " command the storeshlp
Supply.
Assistant Surgeon Jos ". n. slmmonls died At
Monday last at Philadelphia,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

The Postmaster General adheres to the policy
a. well as the legality Of charging double rates
Of postage on letters not prepaid In full, and
argues that II contrary rule prevailed II would
become largely customary 10 pay Ouly one rate
on mailing, leaving the rest ~ he collected on
delivery The inabity Of the Department 10
recover the unpaid postage from tie collecting
pOstmastCrs, without cumbersome system III
checks ald balances, would cllaA a loss VI a
million dollars year upon the revenue. II
master General advises N nIu. forwarding OF
all lelteTl not fully paid.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

The following deaths from smallpox and new
cases Of the disease were reported yesterday at
the health once: Deaths-EllwaTd Mudd and
child, corner OF Second and streets southeast
a child OF Charles Oakes, No. 1873 Georgia ave-
nue., between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
and X streets southwest; new cases on Mary
land avenue and A street northeast Mrs. Mary
=. WheelOck, No. 2l29 II street northwest; sick
with variolOld-53i Fourth street southeast on
Fifth street, between Fourth and Fifth and q
streets and Virginia avenue 4 cOlOred woman
at $40 Ninth street northwest and nye cases on
Second street and Maryland avenue, and A street
southeast.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

The Automatic Telegraph Company, which
transmits messages by the new system, have
their lines In perfect running order between New
York and this city and intermediate points, and
send messages at greatly reduced rates. In COM
paFsOn with the prices charged In the oppOaltlon
lines. Ofiices have been establlBhed,at Wizards
and 1t. Marc hotels, and preparations are being
made to open others In different parts Of the city.
They hope by prompt dispatch TO deserve the
patronage Of the public, aud have every reason
to suppose that their lAbOrH will meet with that
which they deserve.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

Communications by telegraph were Yeste rday
afternoon made with the Washington asylum
and the health OfficeT Of the Board Of Health
The first dispatch sent over the lines was by Dr.
q. @. Cox, president OF the board, as fOllOwsl
1.-THE BOanl Of Health send their compliments
10 the commissioners and intendant Of the Wash
ingtOn asylum, and their congratulations on the
Establishment Of telegraphiO Communication be-
tween their respective departments"
By this connection the board will be facilitated
In burylng smallpox cases and the other labor
Of their once,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18
NnTRI nR Tile nay.

vrvv ro,an,,. so,,,ior,an ~, ha,i ,r., ,.,o,,
nm bIs resIIense there descrtbed phiiaaeInbIa a
citX ,xhspe " tami,y cs hD ,,I VAL pxsSers
ami csnts worth ~ pinl,ing 80, ~ o,Sc,
nsonie be thoDght Il NaS ths ncSt "a, ~ ne IN
Of Which he SSd Enowiedee Wv '''' "" " "'' III
ST. JosErHs CATHEDRAL, the great Catholic
Church building OF Columbus, Ohio, which has
been In course Of erection for i've years, will be
Teaoy LOT worship AZ Chrlstlnes :; y, COX mas
p[ssented tne ~. J0sephs SatneILM WIN . mag
innocent painting WHICH ne drought iIOm Spalh'
IT Has been Justly n not tritely observed that
IL there Is one thing more ANNOYING than another
al the 1pera, il Is al the very moment when YOU
are strainlna 10 catch the faIntest cadences 81 a
fayUrite soprano, for the cOuntTyman who sits
behind you TO lmpUrtune you for Inc loan Of your
iacE-knIfe,
., -, ,.,-, ,,,,, ,,,,I.,, ,,,, $500, ,,.,.
mes AMI i5,rrsaFanre Tbere have neon NJ mr.
n, ITiH5fS there! eScept among sSme Vlsitorg Nho
arrived IN INT eity and were soI Dus tickets on
hc rain AMI man 6aI IN plcaspys ~ tScni0g
h a ~, te ,i,, VI aT,t ~ ~ Ky,
V IN "c ny Is.,,i.tn n,y.r H.. ,5o har,
hi '"' Wv '''''' ''"" ''''
"'"'
1T II reported that the Japanese Government
intends TO estahliIh comprehensive educational
system, including eight colleges, two hundred
and 1fty-six high schools, and over nfty-thrce
thOusanu public schools, AZ WnlSh Tue attehdanCe
"a TO be compulsory Tor all chlldren ABOVE Six
years OF age.
A GENTLEMAN who had left his wife alone In
the theatre while he went out 10 get a whln Of
fresh dir, ''apOlnglZedr on his return, "DeaT
me. said she. II Thought You went 10 give me a
chance 10 nirt with that man with the lovely
black mustache." She nas lad no cause TO COM
Main If any want Of Attention from her husband
since.
mss, r,,,.,,,, ILL.,. In ,,,,,,, ., Tho ,,ros, II,
LIE LonuOn IT T., W WV ~ MY ,na
Sie ~ si, ~ ,nu M th .aahors
MI w ne y,irnts ~ IN ,hn nsns NJ az IAN
~ ~. ,no o ,h I'll ~ V,iIab taT,o az ,horo
W e tV, ~ ~, IN, Io s,0t0
nOie tnat nii So sV,is a. ,tt .s ~
NJ" ~ a'"i-ou' "A''"@' Ut u'A'"'''''
DIR. HALL tells the story Of q man who sung
most plOusly the hymn
swere the whole realm Of nature mine,
That were present far too small"
and all through the singing was fumblInR In his
pockets to make sure OF the smallest piece OF
silver for the cOntributlon-bOx.
wVuE,t ,n,.Iis monx ,ni..r,os :, ,yhI,h thu
49, n.s ~ ~ na inia W " ,I, w., y
IT, iat u 800, ~ ~ ~ "a ia, ~, i,,i1nt
r,Isoi ~ ,,,I,sS ~ ,io ~, IN, ,, ~
a,os ~ ~ M p,H NJ nv. ,nbb ,n 4. ~ 10
az S1yySy, anu haa nos W. ~
PUoIsI Io M ~, x ts NJ a. NJ II a,,,1
i SSt uUmn ~ i"""euV VI "hH' "o "a' A'Vu'
num- ""''" was w.
A CASE Is soon to be brought before an Ohio
court TO decide whether the Pullman Sleeping
car Company shall be regarded as q common
carrier or as a landlord. In the former case the
company Is simply responsible for losses result
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

The House Committee on banking and Cur
rency yesterday morning agreed to report favor
ably on the bill introduced by Mr.. Monroe the
day previous 10 authorize examination Of certain
banks. It authorizes the Comptroller Of the
Currency, whenever he may deem II useful, to
cause examination to he made into the condition
Of all banks In the District Of Columbia organ
lied under act Of Congress- The Comptroller, at
his discretion, may report to Congress the results
of Buch examination
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

The semi-weekly Cabinet session was held yes
terlay, all the heads Of Departments present
except Secretary Delano, who was represented
by Acting Secretary Cowen.
Senators Chandler, Pomeroy, Lewis, stewart,
wilson and Caldwell were among the callers At
the mansion yesterday.
The President signed the following 'homlna-
&. 'Or transmission TO TO the Senate George
lions TO be United States attorney for the
Bliss, IT,, 7trict Of New York; Leander Colt,
Southern d. " at Suspension bridge, N. ";
70 be postmaEl> phlO, 70 be consul al Monte,
EnOch Jacobs, OF and Eugene Cushman, OF
yldeO; Geo. A. Jeagel v. Lyons, Of Della ware,
Pennsylvania, and Robt. We army.
to be second lleuteuants In -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18
Weather Reportssin the Agricultural Dis.
tFictH.

Arrangements have been made between the
Post once and War Departments by which one
or more Of the daily weather reports issued by
the signal once will he furnished daily 10 all the
post Ofices that can be reached from the several
points Of distribution, daily, by mail. As these
reports are designed for the benefit Of the agTi-
cultural Us well as the COMMERCIAL Interests OF
the country the Postmaster General instructs ali
poatmA5tera receiving them 70 post them imme-
the signal ONCE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

1t appears from the annual report Of the Libra
nan Of Congress that there are In that library an
aggregate of 2Id,SI5 volumes and about a, 900
pamphlets, being an increase from last year Of
$500 volumes. During the past year there have
been received, under the copyright law, $50
books, b,4b8 periodicals and pamphlets, 4,6l4
musical compositions, % domestic compositions,
bsl photographs, Ala eugayings, chr0mOs, and
prints, and III maps and charts, the total being
20 10.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

At a meeting Of the New England Association
last evening communication was received from
:. J. Klmball, esq, declining the once Of preal-
dent TO which the association recently elected
him. The resignation was accepted, when the
Hon. Luke =. Poland was unanimously elected
10 NIL the vacancy The association then, on mo-
ton, authorized their president TO engage
speakers for their anniversary sOclAble ut Ma
sonic Temnle next Monday evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

The fair for the benent Of st. vlncents Or
phAn Asylum, which has been held for two
weeks at Odd Fellows hall, closed on Saturday
night. There are still quite a number Of valuable
articles remaining, which will be offered for sale
at the asylum, corner Of Tenth and @ streets.
The charitable who failed 20 attend the fair
should by all means call on the good Sisters, and
II possible purchase from them Christmas pres
anfa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18
THE COURTS.


Supreme Court Of the Unlted States.
TUESDAY, December II, Is7a
r. Wolf, ESQ.,, Of Upton, Iowa, was admitted 10
Practice as an attorney aud counsellor Of this
No. 800. y. Bartemeyer, ST., plaIntItT I'm error.
vs.. The state OF Iowa. This cause was submit,
ted on printed argument by Mr.. W. T. Dlttoe, OF
counsel for the plaintiff In error, and BY Mr..
Henry OConnOr, Tor the defendants In error,
No. $50. The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
railroad, plaintiff, vs.. The County OF Otoe. This
cause was submitted on printed arguments by
Mr.. j. NJ. WOOlworth, OF counsel for the plaintiff
and by Mr.. Gilbert d. ScOneld for the defendant
under the both rule.
No; -, Robert II. Montgomery, appellant, vs.
was continued by Mr.. 4. J. ID. Fuller, Of counsel
for the appellant and by Mr.. Assistant Attorney
General hlll, for the appellees, aud concluded by
Mr.. 7. J. ID. Fuller, for the appellant
No. a. John Magwlre, pialntIH in error, Va.
Mary L. Tyler ct al. The argument Of this cause
was commenced by Mr.. s. 4, Glover, OF counsel
for the plaintiff IN error, and continued by Mr..
?. Phillips and Mr.. D. A. Hill, for the defendants
In error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
Circuit Court-JudEe Cartier.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
LAngdon vs.. Purdy. Vervict for the plaintiff In
t6li.IS.
Judgment by consent In this case.
George NJ. Bunker VS.. Benjamin 4. Gilbert
Verdict for fHOIs.S5. motion for q new trial
was entered.
Joseph Myers vs.. John A. Williams. The Jury
was sworn In this case, aud the court then adj
journed until this morning.
CAsEs TO-DAY.
The following cases are assigned for to-day /:
Nos. 259, 49, 90, 2Od, $50, s, Id 49, iiS, 90 APP
Adjourned.
Criminal Court-IadEe Macarthur.
This court was engaged yesterday In the trial
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

The annual hop and exhibition by tho Wash
ingtOn GymnAsnmtOOk place last evening. The
Pugh and Myers on the double tFapeze, Nolan
and Birkhead with Indian clubs, and Brown In
pOsturing were specially noticeable, The eNhl-
billion was succeeded by hop, In which all pres
ent were greatly pleased,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

The following persons have been appointed
examining surgeons Of the Pension ONCE: A. b,
Hogan, Plnckneyville, ILL.,; J. X. Burgess, Web
ster CITY, Iowa r. s. Floyd, sedswicE, Kansas;
4. Van Dyke, Shelbyvllle, III.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

George A. Black, esq, the Secretary Of Utah
Territory, is on visit to the city, and regis
tered at the Ebbltt house. Last evening thlA
young and accomplished Ofiicer OF the Govern
ment was made the personal recipient OF many
sincere congratulations.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

discontinue her trips 10 Mt. Vernon, owing 10 the
Ice In the river will he placed on the line again
to-day and resume her regular travel, starting
HOngshead who Is In command, Is the right
man In the right place, and never fails doing all
within his power for the comfort Of his passen-
RerR
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18
Fire.

Yesterday about i've o'clock IRE occurred
In the lamp aud oil store OF Peter W. DoWney,
on FOur-and-a-haf street southwest, cRuHed ~
the upsetting Of a lighted lamp In bucket OF
oil. The danes were eXtlngulBhed
without turning In an alarm,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

Mr. Fairlnan, the newly-appoInted postmaster
Of Philadelphia, and General Bingham are at
wilard's. Mr.. Falrman will be presented to the
President TO-DAY. by General Bingham.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

The Mixed Commission on British and Ameri-
can Claims have 80 far made awards aggregating
less than hundred thousand dollars and the
numerous claimants for fabulous sums are much
discouraged In consequence
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

"DIsCOSTEST Is THE COMMON lot Of all man
kind" except the patrons Of Roman Cox, but
having once procured one Of their fashionable
suits Of clothes, they are happy for ever after
Their store is No. 6OT Seventh street, opposite
the Post ONCE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18
DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT
VIII nbt Pr spETtT

Corner Four aud Ahaif street AZ. prunayIynnis ave
the beneft Of y = -
MORNING STAR LODGE No a l. o. OF
The programme will consist q CONDO ard select
readings" by PrufessOrg y Q. Townsend and M CLAY
order. Closing with popular play, In Which tho
yarOgI stAgoF Of drunkards career will be lllla-
ton Dramatic Association, The whole 70 be Intsls
hpeTbed with vocal and Instrumental music hy RUms
deiBM
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

The Ways and Means Committee yesterday
heard Secretary Boutwell, aud Jay Cooke In full
on the question Of a proper margin Of expense
for negotiating the new loan.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

LARdE NEW CLASSES will commence the course
In the business College the 1rst week In January;
the majority arranging for scolarshlps at the
lnstallment rates. Nearly sixty ladies and gen.
tlemen (twiCe the usual number are In the class
to graduate next juno. 3w
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

Treasurer spinner rules that fractiU. u 4
rency Is non legal tender for any amouL
excess Of o, and that a bank Is not bound to 70
ceiye fractional currency On deposit for the pur-
poses Of having checks drawn against the
amount by the deposltOT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily TnURsToNs Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder price, 70 and 20 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL soft, glossy hair; all desire II, all
POmade Optlme. Price, % and 30 cents per
bottle,
LIGHT CoLoRED Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not solled. JOUyEN's lnodOrOus Kid Glove
Cleaner will renOvate them thoroughly; price, Is
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists and
fancy dealers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

one OF the most appropriate gifts for the holt
days Il a set OF books for a library, such rs the
Centenary Edition Of WAyerly Novels, "Rlyer-
side" edition Of Dickens, GlbbOnss Rome, sun
nyside" edition OF Irving, or StauntOn's Shaks-
peare. These and many others can be obtained
and stationery store, No.459 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18
OITNni1eSI I'm 1890.
LINCOLN HALL.

THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
"wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Der.
IS, 10, and 20,
CARNCROSS a. DIXEY'S MINsTRRIIS,
Prom the Eleventh st. Opera HouaL Philadelphia
The star onmpany OF the world Led by Mr. j. !.
CARNCROSsy the unprecedented tenor vocalist In
America, and Mr. y, y. DINEY, philAdelphlas
greatest comedian. Unparalleled success d tho
"MOnarchs Of Minstrelsy.n Every performances
greeted with the elite ~ each and every city Tho
most fashionable audiences crowd the auditorium
nlghuy. Every performer . particular Artiste IN
his respective TOIs, aud engaged expressly for his
Individual speciality An entire hrstclass company.
AdmiHsiOn " cents, reserved seats, rs cents Rn-
served seats secured at Ellis music store Doors
open ~ y. m. Performance commences Al -
decltt j. II. LAME, Agent
RARLOw's GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
Removed from No. I2SB to No IllS PennsyvanIa ave.
On free exhibition and for sale large collection
q on Paintings, Engrnytnlp, ChrOmos, BrunEes,
CgTying, StatuAry rare China; also, choice stock
II. N. BARLOW.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

This court was engaged yesterday In the trial
OF the bigamy case noticed In another column
The Jury was discharged until the 9th of jan
uAFy next Adjourned,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hOuTs, 0 to 4; SAtur-
days, to and tOs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18
THE CITY AND DEPARTMENTS.


Tho only patent granted to washInRtonIar
this week Is to J. +. CUlno for mould for working
glass.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18
CONGRESS.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDIHOs.

r. NEPosed investigation Of tho Election In
A rL'HnsHs-IThc Vienna RSposltIon-Ths
Gre at MsbIllsr Inves,iaatIsn -ESpieha-
tIon - MIR. brooks.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

Mus. LUCINDA y. CHANDLER il at the residence
Of Mrs. q. D. WinslOw, No. Grant place, and
will receive calls from TO 0 p. tn, and will make
appointments 10 hold paTlOT meetings. iw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18
DON'T 60 !
IlON'rHOI

DON COL
DON'T 90 ANYWHERE until you have seen the
choice selections Of mems, youths, and boys suits
and OyercOats, which offer 20 the public lower
than the lowest. A. SrRAUs,
iOli Pennsylvania ave., near Eleventh st.