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C139.41. 81 Il 10
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GutprndfinunIp ~

bstutrtbet icine 6reunbe unD 8efannten beutc in it1
mem 8oltssarten, SRI. 5I3, 8eit.$rattfraBs nit
einem porsiqIiden 2uniGe.
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feline 6reunbe uno @6nner, ionic ale ourIti9en
serlen bsute nit einen oortreFfltben 2uuiae in
ieinem neuen 2otaIe, SIR. 165. SID. gBoIfaraBe, has
er6tnet miro, b~epirtben.
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.Gr. .Gerrm0nn @Id8mrier
SIR. Wifolaus glcfcrmann

b~etptrtbet iene Greunoe urb 8etannten bemte
Uior9en UNI 10 ubr in ieinem 2otale, Jtr. 81, 8ropns
StraSe, nit etnem portrefhtteR 2unfde.
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8Orienberidte.
8eri9tet bon gSm. Tiiber S S0buer
SIR. 80, SoutblraBe.
sic poraeitriaen 06rlenE @erfdnfe hetruaen:

Die borg eitrl9en got'enzBettduie betru9en:
S. 1000 Baltimorer Staotiedier, 1900, $500. ]
5000 Baltimorer Staot-Sedier 1890, ....... /
7,G0l rWiQr. zGinc. zgabn"=Obl.. 3. 6pp., ST.
5000 Ditto Ditto bltto 2. sup, II,
LOCO v8ir9iuiu=5 enneiice@8abn~Sb[. Or =.
1000 .G0rbl. Sentraloabn"=Ob 1900, 6r,..
5,UUO nSrdneezaler =W. =Sabn=" Obi. 7r -.
d. atten Ger Observation-Disclosures"
1,G00 Bait. @as=@omp. SertittQte, ........
inl NftIen brr golfs. @asz9 omp.
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0s,u 90 bis no aAro,eutI

@roBer 9ewinn obne Gin Ell,
Wount 8inan8 8aup ldte, SO
mouatlid phne 3iuien erscbcn BON
20-14O IroSeut @eluinn, innerbalb zines
Sabres. @rturiiou8=3Hg mad benz Ylase f1r
Den 5. 9~Sertauf beute u d. mttta9
2 llhr. (139)
va llmSus.- 9r. s. 8. De @armens
bia, Smporteur Ton SrGnuttpeinen urb 81
9arren, ut rad Dem neueu, fiirSlid errldlteten
Sduier9eoiert gtr. 80, 9ernlaultr., Dem Gar
rolton=Dotel" segeuilber uon 9tr. "a, Glib
&aluerttr., um9e5ogen. Die 6irma erfrent l6
Der belouoereu &unOibaft bon &aufleuteu i'm
Siioen uno 2Selten, Die bort itct5 prompte ulo
reelle Seoienuug 9efua0eu lino tbre Wetne
uno @i9arren biuiy besOgen baben.
0ipunt gStnan5 frcier GrcurffonS-
Bug
fir ben 5. 9roBen Ssrfauf BON . an
ptQBen auf Wiouut 81nan8, qSrl1Bt
Cannon > Statiou prdSiie 2 llbr beute
u a d mtttag unO brln9t Grpa6lene trel
nah Dem Ylate nno surid. (l39)
a1- Gin 5eoer, Der Or. 4uguf So
nig'5 6amburge gruItzSbee ge9eu
Altpala, Suten, Slutipeieu, Seudbulen,
9eilertett, lfllmmen 6al8, SrlllhmerSeu
nnO leoe anDere Yu1gell, ODER SIulfranfbeit
eebraldt hat, be3eugt Delien 2SirtiaTtett,
st perieblt letnen 3lped ME BET Gn9brlltlg'
felt. Die 6eftigteit pes SeudhuitenS wtrO 10:
gleid burt) oen 8ebraHG gebobeu. 9aa
ISudet toitet % @t8. (95-4p)
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Rnltim0rr-Nhin

24#~%Ek@sEAAE EAalAE NM%B&
Baltimore Ohio Ci(rnbabn.
Tn unO naa Souuraq, 9. Sonuor 1872, ssSsn
tdslihbytj 3u9e BrgIiheH Baltimore, g8ResIin9 unS
9er 9Da.Sus
f3brt edsIib (SOngtGgs ousgeu0nmer) um 8 uhr
trl9 pom Baltimore 40. AntuHlt IN Saltiuiore u!
sos Ydhmit.1os. Scr uBreYRor9cnJu3 %perbtnoei
IT'D nit S%rdsbuts uHa 9aU!ioHburg ota Dfaudt1as'
9Gp>Sabu.
tGgllh (SoUatGg5 GUsctuoMmtu) ttdbmtttdgS 4HbE
o giin. 4atuHitiE Baltimore nm S.4j Worgens.
9erS EOul5zGrprGBsSug 9ctttasitb UNI
5 upr 80 Rim. abtHhs ali. GRtuait in SGltlnCrt
Der BiH6ERcr= gccommooutjonss3ug
perlGBt Baltimore uul4 10 ylanu. IHEnHtt in SGIs
tiInore 10 40 lloT8tNs tdglit lSonnta86 au9SeHOm"
Der Trsccyff Accommodations.
2ug pcrtd5t Baltimore mn 3 utr ~g1hMittles uno
tbmIut IN Saltimcre un $50 gloracns an, tdsIt9
(ausgeEoEWtN SoHntcgsl.
Eadl SaqerGrpUu uuS ~gSiHbcfCr.
abiubrtbcs 3u9Cs uon baltimore 500 Soynlttass
unb 4 lbr 10 DttH. EGhmitIGgs. AEtuHit in SGItts
more UNI 1870 yior9tna nno 20 Na6mtitGss.
Rdd1 SrcScrid.
gbiobrt oou &alttmort 500 Miorgers uno 4.t0u II.
> 90 H1dul. &atuHIt in Baltimore SO uHo lC,4J
Mcr9eHs uno 500 HutmtttGgs.
Ndd3 RlttSburQ,
via &uuucusoiucr Sidhu.
Die 9H9e geblH jeben A5eno UNI s ubr so min. G6
uuo fommeu I'M SD Aheno5 an,
Nddj 2Sd1DttQtCn.
gbtabrtpoH SGItImore fyEb I'M 40 Mir.
500, 100, S.35 uub ii MRS utiu.; 9tltm. mn ?
4.U0, 4.45, $50 mo $50 NbCHbs.
AbgGRg zen &ui5ingt0 Il irGb 5.15, 6,i5,S.00
unt 6.i5 ,S!3r9tHs mo Loo, $40, +.Io, 5,fu 7.45
unt go ubr A5JHos.
SOuntaq9.;iuas. - yab g9c55in9ton UNI APO,
5.2J uno lbr 81 rlIu. GiOraJue, I llgr IS 9tiu.
Gudm. uno y ubr 30 Niju. @acHos. @trldhcn QE0s
~i9iH8ton nm 500 Yl0r9tRs uno 500, $40, 7.45 uue
500 u6r IbcE65.
yfaG' IuuappliB.
Ibiubrt BON Baltimore urI 7.80 Niorgens un0
4 llpI As Ytirutcn ~giChWJtGg5. &trlliCu 9~Eli6iH9z
toni mn g., a. y,cEsga5 uno ! utr 10 0tlg. 9iabut;s
tags.
GBc9en lpettcrcr au5tnuit, iouie Ea9ybiucte aas
Writ Il. / 10. DtnQe man ija an =. Z. GN1lano,
Aacntcn in Der GaWotn-S taloH, uoer on oGs 8ila
let=$Greau.
RB- 6ubrbtultc fub auh in H1r. SA9, 8eHsSSaIr
timurc:, Gdc ocr GuiUcytitroBl, 81 BADEN, 100 man
SCitelun9cn sum Ajbolcn uuu GcpGd, lucthCs In oes
BetrcffcHoen I8o9uung QegeH &ouuennrte bt6 an
oen S~ettnmuuQsor marttrt rIo, ttNttrtUiCu taEHs
jobu y. EEiiluu, ErONspormciier;
t2zJ-l Z. ID. Sole, 0auptz5tuet=&9ent.
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Wetter Secbatbtuno am @. Stunt.
Die f~otsenpen Observation-Disclosures murocn
bon 5rn Siram S. 8enroh bonn SignaI=Qmte bee
ariegssD Departments tir Baltimore 9ema9t:
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R4- SenninsO' Sabnzsinftnr lit in Der Gbat cir
uortrefftiter artttel, bas Bette, mas man ie flr's
l3abnftiil gebrau6 bat. Bir e~mpfeblen lie Dem
@ubtlfum in Der lsbetseu9uns bon ibren 9 ~orSii9en,
Dfan teie Die In5aige auf Der eriten seite!
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XSSf w. ~hS~~p
Gde bon Saratosa= uuo 4mttpitr. %mohnbaft
einen @od i'm @ertbe bon 50 geitoblen bate
kuurbe pom Griebensrihter Wtc@aHre9 be1
WroBaeihmorenen iibermieIeI.
- Den S9warsen Soiepb g. 4aplo,
nabm Boliliit Srigbt tpegen Seiteblens pei
g. u. SarriS um eillsn $50 ruertben Insul
in Saft, uno Nibter 8eu iiberpies i'm ben!
@srldltSuer fabren.
BrenH nj terial1en. Quf ben
@erften llegen nod iebr beoeuteube SolSuor>
1d+he; bod sebt Der abiat 5iemlif flau. 5ie
llno oa fommt es benz Gtnen ODER Nnoeru in
ben 9opf, id in finger Sorausiidt Nuse'
iihts Der btuigen Yrelie i4ou iest fir ben
@iuter gu perlor9en. 9,dornbolj foitet &c.
genrpdrtig $3.50 bis IS, GihenbolS $3.50 bls
81, Sidtenbol3 IS bis S5 pro SLATER. Sic
9tadfraae nad Steintobleu iii nod INNER
idmad,, bic Yreile ftub Die alien, ndmlld) :
Robler Der ,8altlmorer Gompasnie," barte,
$3.50; Der Sotoner ~@ompasnie, Mittel'
gr6Be, 1913; aus Gpfen's Saueg leidtbreHz
neno, $3.50 pro Come.
Irreturen.- Yon porgeItern gbeno 6
bis geltern firth 6 llbr muroe1 i'm mittleren
8eSirfe 81 Gerbaftuasen Oorgenommen; &C.
fern frib %erlangten 20 mad Grlegung Der
@elobnBe nebft Soften, l beoingunss1os ibre
Sretbeit %tpieoer, uao I wanoerten in's Sc
fdngniB.
- SIN Siliden gesirfe ,purben III bsmisl.
ben 3eitraume 81 Yelionen a~rretirt, bon De.
seltern fritb Is sesen SeSablung Der iib,
liden Celebrate nebt Soften, 4 beoiuanugs@
los fleiselalen llnb II einssfedt wurOen.
- Sun lioli4en unb metliden ge;irfs
in oerielben 3eit reip. II unb 10 Yers
ionen feltgenomwen, unb geitern in ienem Z,
oieiem 6 nod Be3abIuug Der iibli1en
gelobuBe nebit Soften i'll 6reibeit geiesi.
anfunft bes 3 m fers y&0ln."
= Der yDampfer y&0ln," Capt. 6ranfe,
I'M %. BON Bremen, am 25. bon 5outbamp'
a6sefabren, erreidte seitern gormittas 10
Ibr feline 8erfte auf 9ocua<Point. @r bait.
rt in eer Sfabe Dec emeylfanii6sn aHlte
b. /. Weltminbe. Die Namsn Der
~ Yaha9iere, pom benen 8 in Der Gaiite
ubren, baben mir bereits mitgetbeilt. 9te
ser6fentllhunS Der uns erf beute firth Is
lbr 81 Sdnoen sesommenen 6ra4tliite Mill
N mir bis mor9en uerl9iebsn,
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' SStpUO[p "'S ~ AeJN% w Suttk
more tbd:ig mar, entnebnlen mir bic %erfreuli
de 2batlat)e, Bob Sas Sntsrelle Oil Der wlui'
in leeterer i3eit i'm Suoen elnen beoeutenoer
Auflbwung genomn,en bat; ramentli6 gill
Dies BON ben beutlhen Wietlier, peld]e ild bort
INNER mebr einbiir9ern. pr. aorber bate BIZ
5rsunolif,feit, ieiuem Briefe elm Yrogramm
bes SebreslbluBieler-S Onsertes oeS"W esleyan
Female College bei5ufiseu, melhes bet.
1labe ausihlieBlih aus tlalElten Werten be-
1tSbt. Selblt Seetbouen's 9rcBe Spmphonle
IN Es-dur nno MenDels|obn'S G-moll=@on'
5ert iehlten nitt aui Dem programme. Der
AnDraug 81 Den bon Brof. &Drber ueranital'
tetsn @onserten lol lebr beoeutsao lelu, uno
IS mirb, mie mir pom unbererS eIte boren, leb,
bafr bepauert, baB 9r. &0r6sr ndhlteus BON
Mturfreesboro' iheioet, ba er cine Stealr9 IN
S:aunton, Sa., all9enomme1 bat.
Sn Der gclfern absebaltensn grefutiu'Ysr
iammluns Der W alttmorer
g d. ii + en-" fir bas pom %. bis 26. Sult
Dc. Sabres ab5uhaItenbe grcBe ShiiBenfet
paren bic MitglieOer beS @retnttps Gomite's,
8raiipent 6auptmann @arl 3lein, SicezYrds
fioent 5r. @dharbt, /. Sd)iibenzWfeiter 9r.
60riter, 2. Sbieenmelner pr. Chr. Otto,
pr. @nselharo Gtanse, 9r. Safob petsrs,
Sr. Otto Slider, 9r. 8tlb. 3eG, Sefretdr
yiuBbifel uuo Der gretutip zSefretdr Garl
6. Claus su9egegeu; groBe Sorbereitunsen
iinb bereits urn merbsn tlod] getroffeu $4,000
fnD b~epillgt fir Sd)ieB< nnb 8egelpreile
neblt seiammten Gersniisunss'llfo1en.
Gountpz 8erih te. Sim Dieniiag
poriger Wche murbe in IIesbanD.& puntD
elm iunser Nann, gialnens Si0at %0iithnaur,
ptldJer an Ger Observation-Disclosures
Gilenba9n" beiddItist TT, bon eiuem @epdf=
tuaaell iiberfabren uno 10 ldner perlett, bag
er ld1on nadl elaer balben Stunoe itarb. Nttb,
naur mar seraOe beldaiti9t, isin Yiittass-
mahi 81 iid gu reblneu, als iam Der aufisber
Der Gllenbabn : Arbeiten surisf, baB es 3eit
lei, Die arbeltwieoer anisunsbmsn. Gitbnaur
i%eiaete bisler Anforoeruns ioiort Bol9e, als
pl5blidl Elm beftiger 9tesen iih pom 5immel
sraos, relher ibn n0tbl9te, nah einem Der
e~tat1ousbduier III ellen, nm bort Sdue &c.
osm oas nnpetter 81 iuden. @abreno CT ie-
Sod, Zen 5Aienen folgte, roate, ohns oaB er
~ merfte, Elm @epddlpaasn obne SotOnolIpe
Ste qabn Linab, uelAer ibn r%isosrparf. Die
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

WAHHTN0TON. % O, JnII ~, IN
1 take advantage Of the privilege extended by
your paper 70 call general attention to what Il an
unquestionable act Of cruelty 10 animals by those
who are the aVOWod cham plOns for "tho proven.
ton OF cruelty TO animals" Having had coca.
sion on the day before yesterday 70 visit tn Q
pouni In tho eastern section OF the city In search
o. lost animal, there came undermy direct
observation the following circumstances: In a
small and ill.kopt Enclosure Wero connued q
number Of geese, many dogs, EOAts, and marc
ana COLT, which found In an almost fAmlshed
condition. Upon lnquiring Of the Attendants,
was Informed that some Of these animals had
been there from two 10 three days, and that in
that time theY had not been fed, excepting the
mare, 70 which beEgarly allowance had been
given. No water had been given them that day,
and the attendant was not certain that they had
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

Tho following transfers In real estate have
been recently made by MessrG Green and vii.
llAmE Lot 10, kingmans subdivision Of FquAFe
at, Fourteenth street Wost, near Rhode Island
avenue, TO DR.. Van Arnum, for fl,B2S; lot lO3
Lanekton'E subdivision Of Joseph 7. kolly's
square, sos, corner Of Rhode Island avenue and
Tenth street, improved by thTee-st0Ty brick, 10
John A. Barber for " 600; lots lp3 10 1877 inelu.
Hive, In Gilberts subdivision Of fquare oT5, near
st, AlOysius church, TO Julia o. Eastman for
4l3O $40 and t05 respectively; also lots
lps 70 2Q inolusiVe same square, 70 same for tss0
for all; lot H. square 90, TO A. T. Pardon 81 5T5
lot 10, same square, TO same sl,llbi lot II, SANE
square, To II, BuTnsteln, 1850; lot Is, same
square, 10 u. b. Church, st,loO; lot q, same
square, To same, tl,i7O; lot 8, same square, II,
BuTnstein, ~ 90; lot 0, same square, to Al +.
Pardon, ~ $40; lot 10, same square, to Z, W
HAyeneT, ", 80; lot II, Same square, to iame
VI $780, lot "a, square 1871, TO Q, W. Havener,
t7bO; lot IS, same square, 70 same, $780, lot 90
same square, 10 same, 600; lot ~, same SQUARE,
% same, tst5i lot n, same square, 10 l.. J.
Bryant, Al q cents per foot lot 0, square l33 20
q. W. Havener, $3.50; lot u, same square 10
same, $50; lot l., square 49,, 70 A. p. Pardon at
a cents per foot; lots II and Is, square l7O, 10
same, at Is cents per foot; lot -, square 6l7 on
Masaaehusetts avenue, between Fourth and
Filh streets, 10 John J. Burns, at 10 cents per
foot; brick house and lot, fronting on l. street
north, between Fourth and Finn streets west
lease on lots l, 2, ., and %, square lii, with
frame building, implements and tools for brick
yard, 70 Chas. Ostner, tl75j lot IS, square 4Jl,
on Sixth street west, between q and II strosts
north, improved by o two story and attic brick
dwelling house, to Joseph Anthony, $500.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

ATrauGsussnl- for the NIahisoIi-Tho Mat
IeS settled ne last.

ter settled nc Last
Since the formation OF tho present Board Of
Health tho question Of removing the niEhtsoll
accumulation Of our city has been greatly at
tated and various means have been adopted
none Of which soemed TO have been practicable
A few weeks since Dr. e. q. Cox, president Of
the board, In company with Or. h. W. Bliss,
chairman Of the sanitary police committee, made
a tour OF Investigation through the principal
cities Of the United States TO Esquire Into the
means adopted by them for the removal Of their
soil, but the Information gained on tho trip
could not be put In use 10 our city. The Atten.
IIon OF the board was called 10 the facilities
offered By our river front IN removing the soil
by means Of barEes down tho river, beyond the
Boundary o. tho District tho work 10 ia trIVen
nnt nv c,ntract 10 some nns Tbn 1VooiI sn.n,,tss
ynsa Il mo isrtiN,ers MI SAwyer a s,sntisrnsT
N Iar,,e csnitaI thrpnSIS Ms asent III Ham,
made = ma IN mo pTiVIieVe al remoyin,s mi,
matter AMI The yivbt az ~ doins 10 nc,cr,il
ingIV given MIN aiiSr a snfbcisnfs bond ~ IN.
M mi nsTf1Tnanse AZ M yToTE "a f,1,nIshsJ
In order 10 male The undeFtnL lnI a subrsss
an ,g,tiav Of consLIcrnbie tn1nev vIasns,c-ss,r,,
snI yShsryss ,-srs ~ 6c ,,sS,SiH ~ 10 ,sst,h ~
Scctrpfation pIgbtIv "a bbnt isTtv Ave torst 10
n be hauled IN mo "a yenVet lhnd 10 GarIitata
mo WoTE AMI Al the same limo 10 annoS S1r
eItl1snS AZ iIttle ~ possible by passinE thyo1vb
ths strests a Mo n vac necoSssT -, 10 - $1,000
al tbe t,Io ends III Tho ritV Aiicy I'M, dSSs ~
mai the hoard succceded in secnsIns5' w.
aharyes ons IN : strcct SaTIhssst Snd ~ o,h,S
On "a EtrsSI noEthySSt. "A st.op a. ii va nSSl.
iivelv madn Known ID MI UobhS mai an 80
in TcadIness he hegan tbe vork or n,,ttin, M,
~ ,,-r,,sr h,,,s.. :, n. 49,. - ~, - ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

had a dream the other night WLSn all around
vas still,
And thoughts Of most deIiclou, things my busy
brain did hlli
Earth, air and sea with lavish hand did furnish
their supplies,
Which were Grrayed with tempting taste before
my eager eyes.
On shelves, which seemed 10 grOan beneath their
weight, there we're displayed
PlumS, peaches, pears and ApriootS, jellIes and
mArmelAde;
Preserves Of every kind Of fruit the tropIc re.
gious yield,
Put up 10 cans or Jars Of glass hsrmetioally
sealed,
All kinds Of sGuces, foreign and domestic, too,
were there,
Embracing each variety that's very rich or rare.
or essences there seemed to be most liberal sup
piles
(Houseksepeu know that these are used to flavor
meats and piesO
Imported pickles nicely kept, embracing various
kinds,
And looking fresh and green as though lust
gathered from the vines;
And SOuthdown mutton, raised dOWR SouiA o.
In the fertile West,
Was ranged on hooks, with tempting taste elab.
Aud lambs 90 fresh that you could almost boar
their plAlntiVS bleAtlpgi
with IurlOln roast or pOrtsr.h house, the mast do
llcious eating.
also saw the pOroine race, from ham to plokled
chine,
And almost heard II whisper, try me II for pork
you pine"
OF vegetables, such sight was mover seen DO.
fore,
I. seemed as II tho fruitful earth had gathered
half It's store
To feast my vision, tempt my taste and make
me wish we're
A fourthelAss clerk Of Uncle Sans or else a
millionaire.
Tomatoes, bssts and cAbbAgOs, green peas and
lima beans,
Spinach, kaIs and tender sprouts for those
who're fond OF sssenSi
The rarest products nature yields arose before
my sight,
To cheer me with their bright array and Whst
the appetite.
And gliding through tn enchanting scene
nlmble hBuro trips
A pleasant smile beAmed from his eye, kind
words fell rom his lipsi
so like a spirit did no seem, sWiR gliding to
and fro,
That, Jokingly, l asked his name, and echo an.
SWered noe"
When aWoke the vision still across my eyes
did steal,
And resolved to ask some seer It's meaning to
reveals
/ called upon a Wrinklsd dame, we'll ystbed In
mystic lore,
Who, 10 a trioo, exclaimed, DEAR SIR, you
DIAL AT FEBRHTH STORE"
Corner Thirteenth and q streets.
lyl6-eOdtaug
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22
Building Materials
LUMBER! LUMBER!

WheatIey 4 Brothers,
UORNER OF sEyHNru AND o sTHEKTB
? = NoHrHWEST, AND
No. D, WAFER srREET. GE0RoErowN. y. U.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

M. ,,,,,,,,.ns ,,.,,., .r,,.,.t, a. An. .h.n..,
~, ~,
60 10y PIC ~ ShA ~ 80 P.lo's sIg,
buy amaie'
Eggs arc only rs cents "a egg" according 70
the new price list ofthe restaurant koepera
seycntT.hvo cents piece for oarrO,s to'ail bu,
regular patronA
we bnv, "a nav Al n 6,v n hakeI annIe dunn.
ling.
n, On, s.i,,,Is,s ,i,c broad ,y,th ma a,h hall
when Tho baIt rosis a doilsTI
yraz -, - NJ, J, - -. a.. A.. .,,.u.
nv ,'.... =. -, -. ~. $500 -. -,
kos man my ny ~ nsS M ~ ~ AMI
~ P.ises sit W ~ ~ " A. ~ - ~. - " Wv ~
- =. \. 49,, $780,. h.. ,,.
foIty Isf.1h y te ,ohkyst w ~ IN
ae gIer ~ ns Ss NY hsIsss 'Or '"o 'Ap'''
purposoV hea"ins hts P'VhOe'"
We heoome cool hy cemparison, when ", We Son.
ldsI t9e isSnno'ihh o' "OrAer' h SOu'u OAiO'n-
coueh-no'uN -. L..
Ills said that whom II. q. becomes President
ne WI !hop on tho oranoheso Of tho various HO''
ethnoh' uui0Ae-
PhArrell says the ladies At the Arlington take
hlm for llsIton1nt 10 the army" keaung says
they are badly sold.
crowd ofpersous wore discussing the tariff
yesterday, and one asked why the Republican
party protected Iron. A Newspaper man sug'
gested TO keep II from rustinR.
our society people sra skipping about from
Watering place 10 watt rim t-place With the live.
illness Of heas. we cat y Keep track OF themi
iuueeu We uVn ohfo 70
We understand jim Blown has asked that
he be allowed 70 "take mack" az welding the
baton, or whacklng the bass drum Of the Prus-
sian band.
The present members Of the Houie Of Dele.
gates who have DOT been caring shout u and
holding baeh are nov anhoehein k lhemselVes as
A number Of sparroys gave an exhibition on
the wire extending from the Post once across
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

session Of the Grand LOdEe-b IsI Of Omoers
The Grand Lodge Of The Grand Jurisdiction
Of the District Of Columbia holds Its fegula
semiannuh session to-day, commencing a
4O'eIeck p; m, at KING hts OF PythihS hall cor
The following named Ohioors have been 10
stalled by Grand Chancellor A. 7. CAyls and
his deputies, 10 serve for the ensuing term in thu
nineteen subordinate lodges Of this Jurisdiction
Franklin No. 2-V. p, Charles W. Williams
W. o., Henry J. wylle; V. u, John JOst; r. 5
Ben, Austlni b., Jos. S. Martin; y. s., J. Il
Cook' o. T; w. butcher o. s., J. W. Baxter
Mount Vernon No. ~. p, @. W. q. Rohrsr
10, VIM. q, COnroyi V. u, John q. qillen
Ter; b., Francis Wood; O., II. q. DObbs; j. s.
George OoIlieI; Q, s., James Kelley.
Liberty Noo-N. p, Thos. b. Marche; W. o..
AlsS. Mckenzie; Y: g. VIM. Il; Andrews 4.
b., Col. Jas. A. TAlt; o., Geo. 4. Wise; l. S.
Madison Davis o. g., Charles EdmonL
Webster No: ~. p, Jacob S0hoyoEi ". O.,
PcySsr; i. s., GSSi Y. PSttys, b. Jn o. I hSS
teTi @ Richard Harlow; !. s., j, b. Run; o.
Friendship No. S-y. P, @. W. BarEmnu, V
g., j. II. splllman; +. s., J. S. Dodge; a., W
II. Sslbyi W. o., j. d. Espeyi Il. s., d. "
Slgourney; b., q. J. Brewer; l. s., 7. IL. BIZ
Diyinsi v. o., o. N. Allison, =. s, W. i. Cart.
wright o. 2; L. Littleloh6 ". 81 Joseph
Reliance No, lev. p, u. b. Brennef; V. o.,
ThOs, l.. Barry; D. 3, IOhn q. Wilson, O., X.
7; whiting ": q, Z BS,I: 4. S. Geo Lewis
l. miller; U. s., W. W. Sauter.
Equal No. NV. p, ID. Z. MOckAbse; V. C.,
"; L; Brown = ST X q. Langley; W. O,
wise i. g. AdsiLGt Gordon o. s., Paul john.
OccGssla No; Is, tasrmAn)=v. p, Jacob Har,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS

M rI,ES 90 saw ADv NETIzKHENTs.
THH Grand Lodge Of the knights Of PTthla',
District Of Columbia, will assemble to-day.
SUMNER dress goods At reduced prices at
Began h wyiieG
FUREtsHHD and unfinished rooms for rent.
The Great Falls Ice Company are prepared
TO furnish Ice in any quantity.
HoUsE No. acts X, street northwest will DO
sold at public auction Tuesday, August 10, At 8
O'Clock D. IN.
GRHAr reduction In groceries at N. W. bur.
chelrH.
Tvs subscribers 10 the capital stock Of the
Second National bank are requested TO pay
heir nfst installment.
'OhLAuTHs LopoE, Knights Of PythiAs, will
meet this eveping
A RRowr setter pup has been lost.
ANDREW J. RoaERs wants 5000.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

THE WEAR AND TEAR 90 LiBE.-The cares,
Anxietiss and misfortunss Of life have as much
to do with shortening It As dlseafe. They are In
tant the saurna OF many AllneatS and physical
disabilities. Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, AZ
fections Of the liver, disturbances Of the bowels
headaches, hYpOohondriA and mOpOmaniA are
among these distressing fruits. It'll therefore,
Of great Importance that persons whose minds
are oppressed with heavy business Tesponllbili-
ties, or harassed by family troubles, or excited
BY speculation, or perplexed by multiplicity
OF enterprises, or in any way 0vertaxed or over
worked, should keep up their stamina BY the
daily use Of = wholesome tonic. Thousands Of
persons thus elrcumstanoed are enabled TO bear
up against the dithcultles In which they are In.
vOlved, and 10 retain their strength, health and
mental olearness, by the regular use Of Hostel.
teT's Stomach Bittera. Diseases which are prone
to attack tho body when dobllltAtod and broken
down by over much brain.Work, or exhausting
physical labor, are kept At bay by the resistant
doWs the nervous system and the vital organs.
At this season, when tho heat Is evapOraung
the elements Of strength from every pore, an
ihyigOrAnt Is absolutely essential TO the safety
and comfort Of the public, aud is required even
by the more robust, II they desire TO keep their
athletic capabilities In statu quo. Hence \
course Of HOatetterB Bltters Il particularly use.
full At thls perlOdof the year rs defence against
the invisible disease Ahoat In q sultry Rtmos
phoro. II is tho mOat potent Of ali preventive
medicines, and for all complaints which Affect
the stomach, the liver, aud tho bowels, and In.
teTfare with the perfect digestion and AssimilA.
tlOn Of food, II Il the standard remedy. hwF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-22

As was noticed In the REPUBLICAN a few DAYS
ago, the men charged with being engaged In
Iioting A. dlymont on the occasion Of the eKcuT.
were arrested In this city, turned over 10 Sheriff
Martin, Of Charles county, Nd, and by him
conveyed to the county scat Here they were
taken before the proper authorities and each
gave bail for their appearance, as follows.
"DOry" Faulkner, tLO0Oi skinner, $500, ami the
Kane brOlh 900 and t2O0 respectively. The
Maryland men assert positively that they intend
70 prosecute these cases, and the chances are
that riotous conduct on eXourIlCns will be
broken up.