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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-09

~ FOR SALE-Or Exchange for City
Fiji Property, farm OF about 800 acres of excellent
Ill land, with wood lot worth S5OOO within ~ miles
ioo OF depot stores, post office. &c. cuts from Is to
iOO tons OF excellent hay by machine; pastuIng will
Keep 80 cows; tir Uui dngs good waters mostly fenced
III IlrL...
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-09

2TaS FUR 0ALE-In spencer, farm OF
h4, 50 acres, ~ miles from centre; hay all cut by
LII machine; will keep5 and horse summer
and winter; splen1id wood lot-wOrth SSU0 on
the stump 2-stOry house and l., Il rooms, built in
modern style. "a superior house. been built il years.
barn 30 AZ. shop, carriage house. pgsery &c. all in
good conditions good oreharl OF choice varieties; excel
lent water in house and barn Price S4l05-terms easy
b. T. PARMENTER u CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-09
a FOR SALE-InH ubbardston. 2 miles

ksiii from centre Cottage House, rooms; barn "a
ElL ~; piggery and hennery all in excellent cond
49, ton and acres OF god land, well covered with
great variety OF fruit trees, all in belrng-a rare
cnance. Price $500, d. +. PARMENTER d CO.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Ma.
tUnal Veteran Club was held at No. 4sj Penn.
syyaniA avenue last night; Colonel l. s. Itch.
nor, yioo president, In the chair A. II. q. Rich.
ardsOn, secretary.
SSvonty.hve members Wero elected.
On motion, the delegation from North caro-.
lima were elected, and the secretary was In.
struetod to notify them when the club leaves for
PlttsbuTg.
The committee on transportation and quarters
reported that the fare would be eight dollars;
tickets good for thirty days from the 18th Of
September.
The committee on mass meeting were au.
thOriEed 10 procure hall for the masS meeting,
and report to the next meeting.
The badge was adopted.
On motion, q Uniform hat was adopted, and a
committee Of three-W. A. Short, W. Il. Web.
stor and ]. A. SteHart-was appointed to re.
port what the hat could DO procured for, at tho
next meeting, and that the club should wear u
dark suit Of clothes
A letter was received from General TerrllI,
accepting the appointment Of general commit.
tee representing Indiana.
A letter was received from tho "0o West
Club, inviting the cooperation Of the National
Veteran Club in escoTting senator Cameron to
PlttabuIg.
Tho secretary was Instructed to thank the
club for the invitation but, Us the club had ten.
dered their services 10 Hon. Henry Wilson, 1t
Wouli be impossible TO do escort duty to both
gentlemen.
A letter IRON the Baltimore club was read, In
yitlng the National Veteran Club TO jolu them
In baltimore on Monday, to proceed with them
10 Pittsburg.
The secretary was requested to state that the
arrangements were made 70 go on Sunday eve.
ming, at 1850 o'clock.
The club adjourned to meet at 1880 p. IN. on
Saturday next
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03


iatelloW "lAbors In tho held Of progress Il
ne 'e'e' so'nB 70 pastures he"t
Frank says that the blame can't be attached
20 HIN, II was Fred's own doing.
On al, that Hill Lowe and Mike Coombs are
going 10 Douit0n'a 10 "bullr the crab market
Bon voyage.
The sysllou Canadian pony OF the Navy
enough.
rh. .A....t. .,...,t.,. 49,. d.. ,,..,-
and Hsss' vino yvst.rday oniy Tot i0i oTioian
And goS reef biryIs. Pretty rood 'for a staTt
Rsn. An,IIn,, oonntrv -, 4, ,.oItoo a. A..
fran line liz Snnnii.S III ~ wv Nv, :" sn
tr,snds Tin nns,Slp pnS .,. ~ ns navy hHu
snesE,r unI.. :, ,s'o tI,,,,s =, n0,.,.,,., D.,
living oniso ~ ~ No snsiisss, a., n .,s' 80
frpnSHS aS.a 49,, ~ 'S'''"s0 "" !" ''r'oN u'''
n $500 ,- ,,,.,
AHoNetnot hotace austin, o. Minnesota, Is ~
UskSr wIs.,n,n,r ~ P.nstrs VI
"NVl, C0n'h'..'oue' VI Fens'ohs.
hnBhI INC Dutch comedian OF tho Theatre
tnrmAnco Last evening. His delinoatlons Of the
"1 1,n !, onArAe. .e were Ilost eNvoueht'
,i,r SgS'ge dyson, o. s ne st9ro lame, as
s e he ssods thS results Of MS eSReriments TO
Nhem through the United states -
Inc ~ west club meets lonlsht at CLARK 8
hah " s.SVO olooh snhfp. he0smber that round
~ I.,k - W ttsOurg can 20 ptVcutou r"ui
thh oiao AZ the low sum OF IS.
The Hon. John W; mcknights "gurgler,
I I ouIious nsh eau thtHt Ino mouth OF INC ~
,kt wv, ~ in Is sun on eNhlol'
uun Nv 'no hefvuLi'AN oihoo'
four hundrei hno Nhito pereh aud htteen
uutsn cIans HetS ~ t uo uols o. tne Amerioua
SUI oa9sht az bIynHIht on their ZIP Yesterday
?, n. Eihli{' ~ usual, Nha the champion. lie
can oea' oiu walton.
II II said that W, II. O'Bren, late Of tho I'm
perial hotel In this city, 10 the nObblest bar
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

On Saturday last most Of the connections were
we're made, and portion Of the 2O,lnch maln
supply has not yet been turned in to the
city for fear Of bursting the pipes. At Rock
creek there IL now n pressure Of fOrty-slK pounds
10 the square inch during the day which rises
TO forty. nine pounds at night, In the Vicinity
Of tho Central guard. house, one Of the lowest
points In the city, the pressure Is about sixty
pounds to the SQUARE finch. Tho new 35-inch
main 10 allied throughout Its entire length, TO-
gother with the 90 Inch main In New Jersey
avenue, into which the water was introduced on
Saturday. The result Of the Increased supply.
Of course, has made a heavier pressure ID tho
pipes, and tho service pipes ID many houses
have been unable 10 stand the test. Joints
have lOOsoned In many Instances, and leaks oe-
CURED In weak parts Of the pipes. The Aqus.
duct OfoialB arc Of the opinion that the city az.
th0fitios had better require plumbers to use
stronger service and supply pipes with the In
creased supply, and see that tie pipes are prop
oFly inspected. The pressure upon them Il,
and will DO, greater than II has been, and unless
stronger pipes arc used house keepers are likely
10 be lnoOnV0nienoed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

Mr.. Henry Reed Beatsn b. ledge Lewis
Dent


M. ,t.... ~, 49,. a.. 49, 80.
"a'' "0"'' a n ss " "s"Ao be"'
Dent
Yesterday morning about tt9d O'Clock Judge
Lewis Dent paid visit to the ONCE 0f thb
Capital, He entered the once on Eleventh
street and Inquired for Mr.. Henry Reed, and
was informed that the gentleman was 10 room
on tho tecOnd hQof He proceeded 10 the room
aud found MT. Reed, He asked him N he was
the author Of a certain article that appeared In
the Cupnul Of Sunday last, and on being In.
formed that he was, etuld Me-. Reed 10 defend
himtef and set 10 belaboTing him about the head
and ,hOuldets With oane that be oatfled Id his
hands. At the third biot this cahb MS broken,
but he kept on using II until outside parties ID
terfsted and caused . suspension Of hostlllties,
Mr., Reed received q severe cut over the len eye,
and also two Commissions Of the scalp.
Dr. Buckley was called In and dressed the
| wounds. An Officer was sent for and arrested
Judge Dent and carried him 10 tho Police Court,
| wheTO he was hold In t2pa TO answer for future
| Aptttargnot,
| Mr. Reed and his friends aStprl that ths a..
saul was made without any explanation EXCEPT
the question asked by Judge Dent as 10 the 70
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03
sIXTn DIST 4ICr nErUnLl,ANs.
A MssiInH Of the BOltetE VIM. n. he
Nominated For Delegate.

A MseiInG Of the B0ltetE-wm. II. Bell
Nominated For Delegate.
fhe bditbfs from the regular Republican or
ss9 nS ~ Ihe SIN Ilt hst Az nlght,
u and NJ, Mr., J. l.. Thomas In the chair, and ID.
Lewis secretary.
The CHAIR stated that they had met to put In
nomination gentleman To- represent them In
the next Legislative Assembly. Their meetings
heretofore had been characterized by order, and
he hoped outsiders would not interfere with
them In the proceedings
John Mann said there was some dark work In
the hall.
Perry Wilson rose to point Of order.
Mr.. Mann. No you won't, for | won't yield
fore the house, and thus shut OIL tho speakers.
On motion OF Mr. OrusOr the club resolved IT,
self Into . massmoeung, with Mr.. Thomas as
state WY tho cihb had been lUtmOd, Only as
Republicans and as freomen they declined TO be
the instruments Of designing men. They would
night on the Issues they hal made, and believed
that victory would perch on their banner.
The platform Of tho club was then read, In
dOrsing Grant and Wilson. the civil rights bill,
Trays blu, aud advocating eight hours for
days work and Wages at q per day
John 8 Brent offered 4 resolution, which was
adopted, recommending unity OF action, and
pledging an undivided support for the nominee
Mt. II. i. Iflmblc offered resolution, which
was agreed TO- that the services Of the present
representative Of the district had been Of no
Uouont 70 tltueI tue lADOFlnk nou OF Nnb TAX.
payers, and that they now proceed TO nominate
a candidate In whom the people have confidence.
WIN. II. Bell sah that IL had been freely cir
culated that be Had withdrawn In favor OF Mr..
Elliott, and he wished 70 say that he had made
no such agreement
The following nominations were then made,
amidst much yelling and hOo,lng: ". II. Bell
and J. J. Elliott.
II was some time before order could be re-.
stored, the meeting evidently being divided into
two factions, one Of which tried 10 cry down the
other Al last harmony was regained, and
the nominations closed. The merits and de-
merits OF both candidates were pretty we'll laid
before tho public IN hye-minute speeches. In
which most every member Of the club took
Hand.
John Mann seemed To entertain the idea that
nobody was entitled TO say d word but himself
and frequently interrupted the speeches and
disturbed the harmony Of the meeting by
bOlsterOus conduct.
MessrL johnson, Williams, Washington aud
Calvert were appointed tellers and the election
resulted, VIM. II. Bell 65, ]. J. u liOt 30.
Mr.. Washington could not consider the cleo,
ten fair one, as his colleagues Mr. Elliott
teller kept no account, and he reported 81 votes
for Bell and II Tor Elliott.
The report Of Mr.. Washington was adopted.
W. II. Bell was called and made q few re O..
marks amer which the meeting adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03
FRO TEMPORB.
Justice Sam'I c, Mills Appointed JUS
tee Of the Police Court,

III. Commission, Oath Of once asd Quail.
asatlou.
For some time past II has been said that Jus.
tloe CHARLES Walter would be selected as justice
pro ism Of tho Police Court In the absence Of
Judge Smell, who Is about to pay a short visit
10 the West. Judge Humphreys, however, aP.
pointed yesterday Justice Samuel y. Mills.
LAW or APPOINTMENT.
The act Of Congress under which this appoint.
msnt 10 made is AZ follows
I'm case Of the sIcnnstt 4bSsncs Of, d'sapility
Of the police ludke, sltbet 81 the justices Of the
Supreme Court Of the blstfiot Of COLUMBIA shall
designate some Justice Of the peace Of said lis.
trict 10 discharge the duties OF said police judge
until such disabilities are removed, who shall
take the same oath as IL prescribed Tor the judge
Of said Police Court, and shall receive the sum
cf ten dollars per day tor the time he shall
serve 70 be paid IN the ZANE manner as tho sal
Under this law Mr.. Justice Humphreys read
the following!
sUPREAE UoURr DIsrRior or COLUMBIA
SoUtombur !, ls,9 :
Know 70 that /, David OH urnphrsSs, ono ul
the justices Of the 5upteme UVQft Of the us.
ttirt Of COLUMBIA, - virtue of Authority vested
IN me by law, do hereby nominate, constitute
and appoint samuel Y. Mllls justice Of the
peace Ia and for said District VI Columbia, duly
quAllhsd to act In and perform the duties aPper
tainIng to the once Of judge Of the Pollcc
Court Of said District during The absence Of tho
HOa WIN. II. Swell, the Judge thereof.
This appointment 70 take effect 90 soon here
amer AZ the said Suell shall leave said District
and to terminate upon his return thereto.
Witness my hand. and seal this 27d day oil
Septomber, A. ID. 1871
As tho appointment Is not an etficlal act OF the
Supreme court Of the District, but merely thai
Of an individual member, aotlng rs q commits
siOnot under the act Of Congress 10 make Tho
appointment, no oiholal notice u the appoint
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

During the past week the Lady Of the Lake
has been we'll loaded upon her up trip with poo
pie returning from Point Lookout, where from
$50 10 40 Of our citizens have been keeping cool
during the month OF August. On the last
steamer were Doc Shinn and family, Mr.. Buroh
Palmer aSd family M Be Hart and Wife, All
Of Georgetown Mr. Bowers and George II.
Miller, Of the Capital, with their famlllesi MIR,
Burgess, Of the Government printing ONCE, and
Patent Once, and family and Miss Freddy
DraDdti Billy Yates and family, and many
others. The whole party seemed In the finest
spirits, and claimed 70 have bad q very pleasant
time during their stay at Point Lookout and all
say that they shall 20 there again next year.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

Last Thursday, as George Poor, Miss susie
Chesser, Miss Mary Frances Courtney and lad
named Courtney, brother Of the lastnamcd
young lady were coming In q row, boat across
chesapeake hay from a vessel near st. George s
island 10 Point Lookout, the boat was BWampod,
could be rendered them, ThCyOung ladies Wero
tWenty.One and twenty-five years Of age, End
both were employed as clerks In the store OF Mr.
Simon Stern, No. $40 -Four and a half street
southwest, Miss Courtney having been there
iuF three years. They were Of high character,
aud particular aYOFltos In their circle Of friends
aud their death Will be deeply mQVIRed by their
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03
VISIT
wAllAeh's
Dollar Store,
~ Pa. AV., below National Hotel.


UBnYUL HACTB WORTH KNOWING.
THuRsroH's Ivory feafl Tooth Powder lie the
best Dsntrihce In use. It keePsths Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and bssltby.
Price 10 and 70 cents.
JouvHN's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior to anything known. Price rs oont
THonfsoH's POmAds optimo Is exquisite. It
softens, beatsiresi and Strengthens the hair.
Price rs and 20 eShtri
All for sale by DfuEEiats:
WANT oP YIrALTTY.-If deficiency Of vita
energy Is not q disease In itself II u condition
which lays the system opon TO the attaShs0t all
conceivable mAladles. Night and day We are
surrounded more or less BY dslstsrious influences.
free from injurious Particles while in many 10.
oalltiss both arc positively unwhOles0me, What
defence has the weak, lAnguid system, 10 which
the vital principle Is deficient DORMANT against
any Of the morbid influences which produSs epi'
demlc and other dlseasosf None WhateN er'
There is no safety save In ARTIFICIAL reinforce
ment, Hostotter's Stomach Bltters have, be-
yOnd all question, . vitAllEinE effect II the
nervous forces Of the body have been rooklestly
expended In eNhAustlng physical or mental labor
o. diSsipstsd In the ,ndalgeneeS o. last" life,
restore them. II the defective vitality 10 . con-
stitutiOnAl evil Il can be remedied 70 great ex.
tent BY this wonderful inyigorant Ata season
OF the year when tho air 10 more or less impTog.
mated with the seods Of periodic feVeTst ls espo-
eiRlly desirable that the digestion should be per
fec, the habit Of body regular the liver active,
dltlCnS arc the boSt prOtsctiOn against oil disor
ders, and they are conditions which tho bitisrs
are better adapted than any other medicinal
agent TO promote and secure. See TO It, how
ever, that no Initiation or countsrieit Is substl-
tuted for the genuine article, and let all who
value health and have an Antipathy 70 poison
beware Of the local bltters made from oondsmnsd
sprung up like unWhOlSSomO fungi all over tho
country. FMTu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03
The Greeley and Brown EHscutiVe Uou-
mittee.

Tho Greeley GDd Brown executive committee
met In secret conolaYe last night At lO3 Pennsyl
VAnia avenue. II was ascortalned before the
doors were olOsed upon the reporters that there
was not an overwhelming attendance; In fact,
n a count Of noses had been made II would have
been ascertainod that there were about dozen
sick looking and dependent Greeley men pros
ont. As the tAto OF tho nation does not hang
upon the action Of the committee the public will
not suffer 70 an alarming extent II the proceed
ingB arc not published
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

The FiRh district sOreheads met last night 81
Jones ball, Henry d. Patton In the chair, and
II enry RhAm secretary. The constitution was
read and SlBners were invited, but only those
Seyonty-siX persons signed the roll. During the
meeting there was considerable confusion, and
tho meeting adjourned amid great excitement
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. W. II, ChiseldIne,
an old citizen Of the Navy Yard, who has been
employed In the copper rolling mill for q number
Of years, met with a serious accident by having
his left hand crushed aud one Of his fingers
taken OF 10 the steam shears 10 the mill He
was taken to the dispensary Of the yard where
his wound was dressed by the surgeon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

Perry II. Carson was yesterday presented with
Huntington club as an appreciation Of his stead.
fast support and advocacy Of the principles Of
the Republican party The cane WAS presented
by q. o. Marshall, on behalf OF the club, In a
neat speech, which was responded 10 by the re-
eiplent In appropriate terms
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

A melee occurred at the oolored camp meeting
Of the Washington NJ. 4. Conference on Sun.
| day ut Haslups Grove, near Annapolis juno
! tlOn, In which raEOrs and pistols were exten.
slyely used, Quito number VI persons were
| injured, and II 10 reported that some were ia
! tally, but no deinlte Information has been 70.
| eoINol yet as 70 whom the parties may be.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

The following was the range ofthe thermometer
yesterday ut Hemplof'a optloian store, No. t53
PennsylVanlA avenue, corner Of Fourand-R-half
street, .. m, 90; 10 - m, 49, IL M 10i 2p m,
81 ~ u, vi 0R o. S0i ". H., u.s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

The Governors Mounted Guard, Major W
W. Writ commanding, have been invited % visit
the Montgomery county Agricultural falf Al
Rockville, on the nth, l2th, and 18th Of Bsptsm
Der. The Invitation was received last night
aud has not yet been accepted
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

Tho board Of registers held thslr sosbion yes
terdAy 10 the FINN Legislative district, and en-.
rolled the names Of $50 voters, Of whom 80 were
white, and 9I1 cslorst To-day they meet 10 the
sixth district,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

LOUISIANA Is To produce $1,000 barrels Of
rice this year, according TO the estimates,
which will be gain of ~ per cent on the
production Of 18Th
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

Tue census taken of the population Of Italy
at the close Of 1871 has yielded the following
results! The entire number Of inhabitants,
amounting To 20, 759, COS, against 25,O24, l9l In
1861, including the provinces, which at that
time were not comprised within the kingdom.
The total increase, therefore, amounts to
l,7Oi,Sl7, at which rate the population would
be doubled IN ninety-eight year,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03
SINGING AUADEMY,
$50 Pennsylvania Avenue.


PROFESSOR L. CORRADI COLLIERE
wnI open his Glasses for the present fol.
loUs.
xdsSpSs Ulas. on TUESDAY. September 10. at
IISIs,' and aeutemsn's GLASS on WEDNESDAY,
September II, at $50 O'Clock. .
PfiyAls Lessons viii commerce, also, MONDAY,
September u, 81 her At the Academy or at the res
dsnoss Of the pupil. All those rho Wish 10 aIoid
sore throat And loss Of voice should cell upon Pro.
lessor u H1 teaches not pny the cultivation and
improvement Of the voice, but also tho art Of pre-
serving II unimpAirrd and safe for an indefinite
period
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03
Dry Goods.

nRY GOODS CHEAP.
OPenlnG Full Lines,
CANTON FLANHRLS,
WHITE FLANNHIS,
OPERA FLAkNEIB,
PLAID OPRRA FLANNRI,S
OASBLNERES fOR MKh AND BOYS
DRkSS GOODS OHkAP.
~ Oolored AlpaoAS, W eta Black Alps cas- Al Ts
dused prices. klsGanG line Drsss GoodS from IS 10
81 eents fuu Benek-
r. N. NAUDAIN,
(HuooaasoT Of bslby 4 KAndAin,)
AnE9l 0J6 Pennsylvania ave. below ssVsaih st.
UNTH" sEPTEninER 40
ALLOW TWENTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT
ON ALL SALRS or THE FOLLOWING GOODS
IN ORDER TO OLOSE THEN OUT, VIZ.
SUMMER DREse GOODS, comprising japanese
sllks and Poplns, Piques, Lawns, DelAinos, 0rsnA-
dnes Dol9Ted plAids, SILK PonEoes linen BuiiinGs,
WHITE GOODS here enumerated, viz! Blshop
Lagss hnll and tIeneh Nus lbs, OrEGndiss, Jaeonst
and Soft Finished CAmbros, NGinsooka and White
PiqutB; also, LAoa Points and uFouAdlns BhAWls
and L4nsn Dueks, Drills lnd OoatinEA
JOB LOT SUMMER SILKS, at 10 cents, reduced
from 91.1b.
hogan a. WYLIB,
lOlSRhd IO2O soy enI b street NV.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03
Amusements, Excursions,etc

Amusements, gxcuTsions,etc
WAShlTFf.TyosSSl T sI.st, s6atS Fs5S 40
gREAT sygoEsg qREAr sUodEts'r
NIX RisP tEFiUgs6ARS VIZ ~ S,!Si2o,
MISS MARios TAYLOR,
III. 5 Tss 9ggSS'aS "a n r. iSIifT7suRu.
The Great IardJn Comllao.
lai s HssR RGiS u E jII,i fAvRS
F'' hI Mss ~ i IIs aff S'"'"'
ri Ri Z t ii1 CO. 5gssjTs IsSisY1ps
MILK uALLRrIL
Mr.. JANIS W. wal .EY and Mis- ADDTE
NH sxiiUKL 3 sAnsOnD.
" Ma DioR PSRIiER.
l aR o SsSad RP 3 RpssRfS ;filliT?'
MR. OTTO BuRBANH,
The "Ethloplaa Mastodon"
The ESiSSS1JSSSRRs f iHshGf i;tGt"'F
-, us sRPs H w ;RSr sd q WILSON
Ma. GEGRGa y EH SnhSES DOUGLAS, ,,
Mo- Mr., hILLHN BEALL
Una gsgplg,, q '' "a 'TTRS3tin i
And HUPEnB hAbL, sal Bequpdo Dan.
=. souss, AL bdyphsesi
ESiy SJsifs Lsurs e Clslrs,
MsTi B,ysTe, asssis Weston,
AnMS bannslJ. Annie Yrsns
Shst nG sslS:St S,'!; slls sts Si Sot q
X BsIlst spd . bost q kuIliGy sd I'D 70, P,e
T:sss q sS s.u, sS % .Vsf
presented 70 he oiiIs S;i,;ssiOEiOa.
PARoUEITs oIGoEE................... 'JGer'-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

EDrroR REruBLroAW: AZ there has been iI con.
Enerable talk In relation to tho merits Of the
siyerAl yachts engaged 10 tho recent regatta the
Witch OF the Wave will sail with either one oil
cislOn from the Potomac feTfy Whatf 70 Fort
Washington and fotufn for purse Of 600 q
site, tho race 70 be governed by the rules OF the
ills prOtisF can he found at the Fulton house,
FOtOmac ferry wharf, tomorrow, wednesday,
nom a, m. To SIP. IN. The race to tARe plact
two weeks from September 2
Let some Of the owners Of fast ones take
,skf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

A Challenge Tcsm tho witch Of the Wave.
Possibly feeling soro over tho result Of the
last race the owners Of the yacht Witch Of the
publication Of the following, which Is ohserfully
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

A YOUNG GIRL with a due amount of taste
may produce an endless variety Of tollette5
at moderate cost, having first provided
herself with black grenAdine Tor ANY other
transparent materially polonalse. Under this
can be worn a petticoat of white, pink,
apricot mauye, or green, made In satin, ba-
tlste, muslin or wire grenadine, with five or
six frills or deep kilt 1ounce. A plain
bodice and elbow sleeves to match the petit
coat Ia desirable for outdoor wear, or the
shoulder and arms are sure 10 be scorched
by the sun striking through the black.
Sashes and bows must match tue pettlcOats.