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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

The ueather Is EorgoouS
Opinions differ as 10 Aimee as the Duchesse.
Government clerks are generally In their Of.
ath-Al relations very dry.
lady dancer at the calico ball on last Monday
night
The Young Mems Republican club are club
bling away IKE good fellows The organization
strAngor-''Can you direct me 10 the weather
again"
Yesterday morning omcer Leach, Of the First
precinct, found . dead female child IN tho
Tho Indications were that the body had been
thrown through the window.
CANT something DO done to quiet the dead
essi' IN II. 9,ehs.srs circle. who p:,sist IN beet
familiar air, 70 the great annoyance Of tho peo-
Rls who 10 70 listen 70 the musioR We hons
A beef eater who occupied an orchestra chair
IN the sixth row from the stage, 10 the len OF the
entrance, persisted In planting himself In an
other gents chair when the latter went out be-
tween acts. He was wealthy drover probably.
The ISorisg d.Ssss ..S rss0TtsS g have
morning Little girl-Will the Jap DO chris
tened Kod-dam-mef Toacher-No, my child,
he will be nsD man and drop that wicked
name.
The hands0me and accomplished Colonel
Charles A. U'Rourko, Of the New York Pres
| Association, was In town yesterday on business
He wrinkled the hearts o. hall tho ladies b,
met-one particularly suffered fearfully. But
absence makes the heart grow ionder," you
know.
WIN. stIckney, ESQ.,, has Just furnished thir
once with q catalogue % the oncers and slq
years isIl.'T2, which shows that this well-knowI
Institution Is In nourishing condition, and vii
begin the new year with me prospects.
| One OF the pleAsAntest and most enjoyable
49, "a nnNl N.ll
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01
RoARn or PuRI.lr woRks.
Uoutrncts Awarded Chi,T EnHins'

Contracts Ayvarded-Ncw ChI,T Engineer
.... Appreciated.
The Board OF Public Works have directed MT.
Mott the contract clerk, 70 make contract
With Y. y. Barnes 70 grade u street souths RON
Fourth street east 70 New Jersey avenue and
North Carolina avenue, from Fourth atroeteast
TO New Jersey avenue. Also, 10 make con.
tract with Hugh Murray 10 grade, SGT ourns AMI
lay foolWAlks on Eighteenth street, nom rem
sylvania avenue 10 Massachuseus avenue,
Also, one with William Fletcher 10 lay sewer
and water services on street, between Twenty
nfth and Twenty. seventh streets northwest
Also, with Riley A. Shinn TO grade Dumbafton
street. betWeen Green and Monroe streets,
OoorrstoUn. Also, with William Holmoad 10
grade and gravel tho third section Of the Sew
enth. street road, the work 10 DO oomplsted In
ninety days. Also, with Marion Osborn for
construction Of oulverts In sections and Of
seventh street road, and putting In the ls.inch
pipe oulverts In those sections.
Mr.. A. n, Mullett the chief engineer OF the
board, having been compelled BY tho press Of
other duties 20 resign that position, the board
have selected, as his successor, Mr.. X. q.
Phillips formerly Of Cincinnati, Ohio, aud who
IA said 10 be thoroughly competent ofiioer.
In accordance with the requirements Of the
organic act, tho board have had prepared 70.
mort containing detailed statement OF the en-
IRE work for the year ending March o. also, a
statement Of tho amounts expended for improve.
ments AUDITING on the property Of the United
states.
The board has addressed printed circular 10
each Of the auperintendsnts giving instruotiona
10 be followedin soddlng Tor parks, 80.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

Building permits have been Issued by Mr..
ElBaAtu M HgfitR, h IA 81 wleAn pQdmers
North Capitol struats northeast; German Evan.
Eelical Lutheran Zion Cungrsgntion church and
school building, 81 by 0S feet, corner sixth aud
p streets northwest; A. II: shepherd, Ave three.
tsenth and = streets; Margaret Gross, frame,
Fourth, between X and l. streets n0rtheasti
w. ii. Hollidge, three-story brick, cornor finh
and D streets northweati WIN. Tobin, two story
frame, Jackson alley, between q and II and
North Capitol and First streets northesstl
James Westerheld, tye-story brick hnoaS
streets northwest; T. II. Welch, two tNo-story
bricks, Third, between A and streets south.
east; Martin b Walker, three.stOry brick, -Four
teenth, between p and Y streets northwest
Mrs. Callahan, tWo-story brick, sixth, between
and I streets southwest y; M. Proctor, two.
Eleventh and Twelfth streets northwest; VIM.
O'Brion, two story and basement frame, on
Seventeenth street, between Il and NJ north
west; Mrs. X. fireman, twostory frame, New
York avenue, between TWenty.nrst and Twenty
second northwest y. Shields, Mo-story bIiek'
Second street, between X and l. northeasty Mrs
Riordan, tWo-story brick. II street betwoen
First and North Capitol northeast; o. W Ian.
Con and Charles Strattou, two two-gtoTy bricks,
Eleventh street, between ID and o northwest;
L. Hayes, twostoIy brick, l street. between
North Capitol and First o. =, James, two, story
frame, r street, bstwesn Eighth and Ninth
southwest; Jos. 3. Boss, four two-stoTy frames
| p street, between Third and Fourth streets
/ northwest; John Batters, two story brick, cornei
/ Thlrteenth and = streets northwest q. A. Lane
| six two-story frames, corner Fiteenth and
streets northwest X. Lebslger, two three stor>
| and basement bricks, y street, between ThlrI
and Fourth southeast; jacob Weiner, frame 70
cooper.shop, New Jersey avenue, between ant
i i. streets south.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01


-Oounod is suffering from nervous hyslerla
and is under treatment In lunAtic asylum.
: Lss.a q playing Ia San Francisco to
: Dlsts,lrs estate Of Hughondsn comprises
abOut n thousand acres.
. Various s AZ, Of iswslry, sspa,ed % have
Eugenle, are offered for sale In London,
Senator sumner and General Butler have
agreed ~ lecture next season, irthelr public du.
ties permit
. osaII.. Read. |. described !. w. h:syE,
man, bat with closer cut hAir and beard.
-"PoIlard calls Henry A. wise ian ancient
dandy;iaok.'" IL would make your hair stand
on end toheAr what Henry A; Wise calls Pollard.
with loving reverence; sho has already seven
statues Of tho poet, and a magnificent monument
IL 70 be erected 70 him at Berlin this spring.
= The o., Emperor NApoloon's carriages wore
Pss ssd Sss a. R sSSs Ssa Ssn
cost. -.
= Mrs. Fitch performed an operate part In
Louisville tho other evening. Conceive the
Sood lady, Y amusement y when her eye fell upon
seemed 10 gather up IN peafly shell the drip
ping harmoniss oil the evening, aud like a
sonsial naiad, I'm them TO the sun TO sec them
= Hsindrich, the lately deceased heAdsman, Of
Paris, was once asked whether he thought the
separated head continued 10 live after n had
rolled into the basket. He pondered q few min
support an Affirmative answer Among them
no said that on ono occasion q Woman'a head
made faint effort 10 spit at hinj and ho spoke
Of violent contortions occurring In tbs muscles
ot-0liAisA hfiisssport amrms Una, M,.. N,,.svn
MI piii bs married 10 June, and will sing in st.
this nppntry has boon exceedingly lucrative 10
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

INJECTION IN the AIR.-At thislsOn the
vegetable world takes q new lease lfe; but
to tho sensitive aud delicate meml Of the
human family It Is time Of der and
often Of great suffering. The inolS which
rises from the earth and hanasuspen.
dsd over II In the form OF morning even.
ing mists and fogs, holds in solution, speak,
the mephitlc elements which PRODUCER and
agus, remittent fevers, rhsumAtismt many
painful nervous disturbances, and wlaggrh-
vate dyspepsia, bllousness and all miniootlons
OF the stomach and the bowels. Thi4rofoTe,
Is q critical period Of the year, a a when
the TenOyating, refreshing, and purk oper.
alton Of the miKhtlest OF all vegetable dos and
Alternatives, Hostetter's stomach Bl Is sol.
walton TO the weak, and the best secuor the
continuance Of the health and vigOr o1tronE.
Now Is tho time not only 10 protect lystohn
against the common ailments Of the ~, but
10 prevent the disorders Incident ttArmer
temperature, Let not tho e1hAustikata OF
tho summer months md you unpied TO
meet them. A course Of HOstetter's III, CON-
menoed now, will put all the physical les In
| hEhtlng trim double the capacity OIlnter-
nal organs 70 Topel the causes Of 10, 70.
| fresh the brain and clear II Of all hypidriAo-
al oobwebs and place the whole phyin an
| attitude Of defence, with every avail point
foflihed and guarded md 10 eaTltilneT.
able 10 unwholsome influences as ilksible
for the human structure 70 be. ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01
A PRETTY STATE OF AFFAIRS.


ARsEa lla 0nR
American Cih.ens appoa a, ~
IN heI UWn Soan.IJ,
Tho Department Of Justice yesterday received
the report Of the grand Jury for Hidalgo county,
Sr-.... :, M Ia, t.rm az tha distTict couT,.
- ~ a'.H-.,, - 49,. ,s,s ,,~,.N
Judge william II. husseiit VI tno I'm United
saTs thu people arc being daily robbed with i'm
- - I-s -. -. ~. NT..,o., -.
puhi1y ny Mnou Janus itVl nv 49,. -, -
as far up as Laredo, anu ABOVE mat point ny
Indiana IIa asaurea tho President that tho
iua -, :, -. -, a. ~. 49,, ~
ouFakos eo~P'Ai0u VI NV NV IN WV
aggerated.
The report recon mends an appeal 10 the Gov
.rnmon, ar large foroo Of cavalry, which Il 70
s-"., -, ~ - ~, roII,ng ,ha Tror,,sy
under tho guidance Of experiences scouts, a. me
only means Of restoring order and confidence
-. ,ho naonla of thu Texnn border. II
represents that oitiLena n'e IN Ap9eet tortor anu
hold their lives by the frail tenure Of the will
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

Tho usual Tuesday afternoon reception Of
MrA Grant was held yesterday, and was not
only an opportunity for society TO pay their
rpspec,s 70 the hostess OF the Executive Man
alon, but was also the means Of bringing many
ffieuds together 10 once more enjoy them-
selves In each others company. The attend
ance equaled that Of the afternoons when the
fashionable season was at IL zenith, and dem
onstrated that the intercstin them Is undated.
Mrs. Vice President Colfa1 and Mrs. Senator
Carpenter were the assistants, and the matter
Of aids could not have fallen upon ADLER or
moro acceptable ladies.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

According 10 the fashion reports white Vosts
arc destined 10 DO all the rage during the spring
and summer season. In 90 deoreelnE, fashion
mas done wisely and well, for neatsr, cooler, o.
more comfortable style OF vest cannot be worn.
EiSsmAn Bro, the leading elothiers, No.
sos Seventh street, May building, have an I'm.
duck and mArsellles, plain figured and Tibbedi
double and singlo-bTeasted; high and low cut
thres and four buttons; also, some extra large
slBes, and all made In the best manner, BY their
Oun hands. In the custom department they
have a large supply OF those goods In piece,
which they will make up In tho best manner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

Tho following are the resolutions Of tho cen
tai committee Of Nevada and names Of dele
gates 70 the National Republican convention:
whereas tho several county central commit
toes OF the Republican party Of this STATE have
unanlmously recommended that the State cep.
tral committee elect the delogatog 70 the Ma
tlonal convention TO assemble 10 philadelphia
on me SIN day Of June next; and WhertaI said
county e0mmittees have unAuimously recon-
mendsd aud indorsod tho nomination OF u. b.
Grant for the Presideneyi therefore,
Received, That the Republican party 81 the
state Of Nevada fully indorse tho administra,
lion Of u. S. Grant As honest economical and
patriotic, and that ths delegates 70 the hepnb-
iican National convention, 70 DO held q. PhilA.
Ielphia on tho 9th day Of June next, be, and
hereby are, Instructed TO vote for and requested
10 use ali honorable efforts 10 secure the noni-
nation OF u, s, Grant as tho Republican candi.
DAD for President OF tho United States
90 motion, the oommittee prooeeded 70 the
election Of delegates, with the following result;
DsiogateI-Elko county Col ,. n. Head
Linooln county, Dol. oso. ~. sabinei Lyon
county, John w. drisr; Douglas county, =. W.
HSinsS, washos county, q. II. Eastmani Storey
county, o. o. Stevon1on. = M n, ~.
Ailsrnatss county, Rev: 4. II. Nc
Gfa.b; whits Pine county w. .. MoT.ei Lar.
der county, n. L. HoItont ofmspy oognty! J, ~, y,
Minor Nye county, WIN. L. flagleri Eaineralda
Adionfned 10 meet Al the call Of the chairman
J. w. HAtNHF, Chairman pro hn''
:. T. GAGS, Secretary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

II Is necessary that persons with moderate
means, 'Who always want " make resPeotA-
spring and summer wear. l. Becker n %. g
readV.m clothing Is equal % custom work,
through whish thoy have established good
purchase clothing made by alolght-ofh Andi and
We would advise our patrons who want 70 buy
suits OF good material AND vol made, at mod.
half street and Pennsylvania avenue. Clothing
10 order.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01
n.a,h nfnr- KIhusIi.

On Friday morning last DIR. z. Kidwell died
at his residence In Paramount, West Va, 10 the
5sth year OF his age He was born In Fairfax
county, Va, studied medicine and practiced bis
mount, West Val rapidly grewin popularity,
and represented his county In tho Legislature
for several sessions. His health giving way In
the practice Of modielno, he studied law and en-,
Afterwards representa- the Wheeling district
four years in Congress, from 1858 70 ISL He
proved an able and faithful legislator, and at the
- member Of tho Board OF Public Works OF bis
state. which he held until tho breaking out OF
the war. Few public men have enjoyed more
personal popularity. He was we'll and very
fAyorably known 70 many residents Of this Dis.
triot; was q devoted Christian, and bestowed
largely OF his means toward the support Of vari'
Gus charitable and religious Institutions,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

Green h Williams will sell, at 10 o'clock q. m.
on q street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets northwest q superior collection Of furni.
ture. Also, at o'clock p, ~, on the premises,
Fourteenth street, between Ohio avenue and
canal, a steam engine, boiler, machinery, &c.
Also, at 3 O'Clock D. m, lot o. In square ia
Latlmer h Cleafy will sell, at Id o'clock a. m,
at southeast corner OF Fifteenth and II streets,
q superior collection Of furniture. Also, at $50
o'clock p m, In mont Of the premises, lot :, IN
square 500, situated on U street, between Eighth
and Ninth streets northwest.
VIM. L. Wall n 90. will sell, At 10 o'clock, a
lot Of unredeemod pledges from 3. Goldstein'i
loan otnoe.
Caldwell Il King will SELL at 10 O'Clock, al
1884 street northwest, q lot Of furniture.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

The German class Of tho Third district, Mr..
d. L. Selke teacher, was examined on Monday,
the nth Instant by Trustee Hart, In the pres-
enco u Superintendent Wilson, Trustees Allan
friends Of the pupils. This class has made OF.
cellept progress during the past year. The nrst
dlvision can read and apply syntactic rules
seholais aud teachers, are fast proving that the
acquisition Of tho German language will DO q
useful as vol as gratifying success.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01
VISIT
WAllAeh's
Dollar Store,
Ipl Pa. Ay., below National Motel.

Justice TO WHOM 1T BELoNss.--1n justice Il
one Of our most entsrpriSing citizens, whose en-
ergy and activity have secured for himself |
fair share Of public patronage, We publish tn
following card, which explains itself
Tohs Public; As there are certain merchant
who ridlcule the Idea OF adyertising, and say tina
II Is only intended 10 make Newspaper mon ricl
and who at the same time claim that they neve
deyots dollar 10 such purpose, and yet resoi
TO mean sxpedients 10 reap the benefits Of thoi
who do advertise, feel II due 10 myself and
my patrons to state that have no hanoh sto,
In Washington, and none save that n my hoo
skirt and corset factory, ut i0s Seylnth strek
Intelllgencer building. Ladies In ssrch Of y
Establishment Will please remember tho Pap
and the number, CHARLES Baum, ips Sefenh
street, between II and + streets. Thankful n
past fayors, beg leave to inform thspuhle tht
/ have Just received my now spring st1k, q.
GLIDING all tho novelties In hoopsllrts, brsot,
kid gloves, human hair, trimming, u mot
complete stock Of fancy and plainhogsry, AM
ladies' furnishings, all Of which ar stolAltio,
and that will endeAyor In tho futufas In tic
past, 90 to conduct my business as 10 htinue 70
secure tho confidence Of the ladies OlVAshinS.
ton, the efforts OF enemies and malicif persons
10 the contrary Notwithstanding. Ch4s Baum,
aos Seventh street, between u and Z
TIE cheapest place In washlngt To buy
Wallpaper, and have paperhangid and up
holStery work done is at rubman'sb Ninth
street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01
THE COURTS.



OlNlls
nurnnsg OouRr oT THn DISTRICT or %,
s un ~. 2kssnAL TnsnIAil tne justices o.
me Supreme court Of this District sat IN bane
AnoIHsn ONE or IIn roLIAnD.Lror SUITS.
~ Tsi n. ". EvilaLa " > aooo iyon,, ~ 81, ~
M ,ulinn No. S'.,..,, w oN0eP'''"' ''"
Tbs dscie,sss NJ. "a sin,,d. nm an.
of ne Ar na.r,t 49, ~ ,sa r,i,oa, Wy ~
Of Mrs Pollard: II saw her il bed with Osp.
iish, 49, - ~. ,,t, monu yNst Wy Ha.s,
nsntS" ny. a.s.nSn, ~ W WI SaR ,. \,
IN thn ,y..i ~. sn.ssi., wv, .ssa oS bIi,ng..,
~, W is,s,esi NJ az o. Lne nXrvs alcs9u
,ns m So,,is sn4,,sn,,.i,. ~ na wy sps ~,
A. ~ \, sss.,.i .t,s.y ssne ~ 49,, W.
sn,. 49,, .,,s ~, 80. y. chs,.y nalnk pesn
nisinI,sS h,s,ns ,as,,sa. te wtne.,es Iyi VIZ
Biahn,ai ..s .s.spoo ~ 70 ~. ohaIhotei IN
~ ~. IN. 100 MY ue'ehashns oouns.i ~
T.sg ~ sds.1, 4, Th. asa,i wv .ns SOuIs ~
Jury a. follow: i"' 0Ou'' S''0 instructed '"'
- ~, esIu ,h snouing LnAt inc ueiehnant
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01
hoard OF HEALTH.
Proposed Abouiiou ortbe once Of sanitary
Innpector General.

Fropoaed AboHIIon OF tbeOWco OF ShnNnFy
Inspector General.
The Board Of Health held regular meeting
last night, all tho members present.
Mr.. MArbury, from the committee on finance,
reported several bills, amounting 70 tl3oj which
were ordered TO be paid,
Mr.. LAugston, from the ordinances CON mltteo,
charged with the reorganization OF the sanitary
bureau, made q report Recommending the abolish
ment Of the once Of sanitary Inspector general,
and that the duties Of that department DO dis
authorized 10 procure such blanks as he may
deem necessary for the proper discharge Of
these duties; Also that one third OF the sanitary
inspeotors should be ply slelans.
Tbs acceptance OF Che report was stronEly Op-
posed by Mr. Marbury, who moved that u DO
laid upon the table until the pext meetinEi
which was lost.
Or. Bilsu moved that II DO acted upou section
by section. Agreed 10.
Pending this action, the board, upon motion
Of Mr.. Marbury, at 1915 p. M. adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

Inspector General aatohel reports the follow
ing arrivals $4,000 herring, selling at from $3.50
10 Is poT thousand; 5000 shAd selling At from 70
per hundred; 600 punches fish, selling at from
ilc 70 l0o. per bunehI sturgeon, selling at from
$3.50 " o. each; 900 cells, selling AT 81 per hun.
drOd; l25 bushels oysters, selling At tl.50 per
buShsli l26 bushels small oysters, selling At Csc.
Def buHhol,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

On Monday morning, about 8 o'clock, a IRE
broke out in tho basement occupied by AIR,
BurKee) Of Masonic hall at Laurel, Nd, aud
tho entlro buildings three story brick struc-
ture-Was soon destroyed by the flames. Only q
lew articles OF value were saved, the MAsons
losing everything. The fire was caused by de.
feetive fus, and whether the building was In.
GuTed or not Is unknown.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

On Monday a ball was given at American
hall BY q oolored club, and during tho festlVi-
ties Ii ID said one Of tho men, named James
Burnett, assaulted . woman named Hannah
Barber. During the melee which followed Bur
nett droU knife and inflicted rather serious
wound op Richard Lewis, In the LETT side Of the
neck. The aesaulter was arrested by Ohicer
Doaue on the charge Of assault and battery
with intent 10 kill, and committed 10 jail.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

Of boots and shoes can be found At the lonR.eI-
tAbllshed and deserved popular store o. +. 5.
Gartrell, 900 Seventh street, corner Of street.
This establishment is the fAyorite resort Of all
who desire neat hitting and durable boots and
shoea. Quick sales enables the prOpfietSr 70
and 0xtnnHlVa IlOek.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

THURsToE's Ivory Pearl Tooth POpr 10 the
best Dentrince In use. 1t keeps the n clean
and white, and the gums sound Arhealtby.
Price 70 and 80 cents.
JoUvHH's InodOrous Kid Glove Chor 10 far
superior 10 anything known. Price lents.
fHoMPsoHG Pomade 0ptimo 10 e,tsite. II
softsns, beauties, and strengthen4e hair.
Price Is and 10 cents.
All for sale By DIugKists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

IL the resort Of gentlemen and ladies who desire
drsf olasg meals Of the best the market affords.
This establishment Is conducted In the most ap-
proved manner, and y the Intention q the
desire good meals, nno liquors and eigars, and
everything usually found In q firpt class restau.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

Extensive arrangements are being male oy
the members Of the dovernoT's Mounted Guard
for theft nrst thTEot-ahOoting and MAY pis-hlo
70 take place a. the dermania PARK to-m0rIoN
Afternoon. The afialr, judging nom the pfepa.
Tail0na that are being made, will be an entire
suooaal The prizes will oOndst OF silver service
% numbered competitors,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

10 saId 10 DO known by the company no keeps,
but before he can DO said TO be IN trim 10 90 In
SsVsnth and !, aud purchase u neat nttIng pair
OF boots and shoes.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

THE enterpIiSing irm Of Roman x Coz Is DO
ing BtAVinK business. Day and night their
store Is crowded. while the bl0Ods Of tho city are
going Wild over the famous cutter they have So
cured. Tho nnost goods and choicest styles are
always 10 DO found In their Merchant Tailoring
Department, and crowds Of fashionable gentle
men eau Be seen rushing to bO1 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

Tho trst grand leyes OF the stanton Guards
will 10 held at the National ATmory on May Is,
lsT2 at 8 o'clock, y. m, for tho benefit Of the
battalion. Ali are respectfully invited 10 attend
There Will DO parade at 2 o'clock, p. m, on
aald daV
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01
Lima.

This useful disinfectant should be used oAt6n.
aiYely as the summer approaches, and tho BEAT
and cheapest can DO obtained At Thomas fa.
hey'B yard, corner Tenth street and canal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

DiscMARsED.-Mr. ID. 4 Davenport, arrested
on q reputation OF tho Governor Of Tennessee,
was before IudgeOartter last evening, charged
with having ombeIIled over $4,000 while q re-
colvcr Of . railroad IN that State Messrs. StIll-
son and Rundy moved his discharge, on the
ground that tho papers were not In form.
Judge Cartier discharged him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-01

isiS VIII % sS' piaysS ssswssa he oSsPios and
the Boston club. lthexpoctsd that Mart King,
win be on hand In the game today as one Of the
olympic nine, and u Il reported that Houbel
will put In an appearance next week.