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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23
BALTImORB ANNUAL CONFERENCE A.
NJ. v. CHURCH.

As-tssasut ef Pastsrs-Cis.IsG Scenes
Adlsurnuasne aino DIE
TSI SosI' .s. .s:',s%s:S ys..,y n.
Tho csltihcsle Of the Bishop rorardlog Inc
~. q S1 sSS spd elders On SUNDAY
Rev. Mr.. Burnley moved that the committee
on appointments be Instructed 70 mako an adj.
port q TsSmss M W. Henry. Adop,s 'n' 'up
The subscriptions 70 the Chrfsffan Recorder
were renewed Tor tho ensuing conferences year,
whsS vas a Z shs ss:S. ss' 10 ~
efal conference.
BisHor AND UoNTERnNoEi Tho attention Of
Domingo. In proportion 20 ths long MINT Of
darkness which has oyeIshadoyed her, and the
struggles Of the noble band Of heroes who Tor
forty years and more have kept our banner noat.
ing, Is Interest felt and expressed in regard 10
her present condition. Thelr cry Is heard, and
we, the Baltimore Annual Conference, will heed
Reisi isI'' ina, tn. bishop, and executive
board Of tho Z. n. and D. NJ. society DO, and are
most ro,Poetiully, rsgunsstsd 70 Immediately
Rev. Mr.. Nicholson moved that Jas. Haynes
be elected 10 q doaconship for missionary work
in yirsinis. Agreed To-
Rev. Mr.. Sluby moved that no brother receive
any money irom tho deficiency fund who does
not contribute something 10 n.
Rev. 7. Herbert moved as an amendment that
less ho bring something fof ali tho finance calls
Of the conference. The Amendment was lost,
and the original motion was carried.
y S 1Ssn Il. and n hS.'
BY Rev. b. 4. Tanner 70 Bishop Campbell, and
then BY the bishop 70 the conferences. On being
invited 70 address the body, he took tho Moor
and delivered an effective speech; after which
J, II A. johnson expressed the sentiments Of
the conference IN return TO Mr.. IangsiOn.
ex agent Il Of the A. N. II mission soclsty.
Rev. j. NJ. Mitchell moved that the secretary
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

WIN. L. Wall Il Go. will sell at o'clock p. IN.
on tho premises, parts Of lots and " IN square
373, situated on street. between Ninth and
brick house.
j, T. COldwell 4 Co. will sell at Il o'clock NJ,
At the Washington navy yard, lot OF con-
demned Government stores.
LatimeT 4 CleaTy will soil at - o'clock p. H.,
on the premises lots and 4, In square 2ao, titu.
ated on fourteenth street, two squares above the
State Department.
d. ii. Warner will sell at ~ o'clock p. ~, on
the premises, two story brick house on Sixth
street, near n street southwest,
Green 4 Williams will sell At o. O'Clock p M
uated on q street south, between Sixth and
Seventh streets EAST.
ColdWoll Il King will sell At 8 o'clock ?. m,
tenth street, between and ID streets north.
west,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

GRAIN SALEs.-Sales yesterday were l,2oc
bushels OF strictly choice wheat at s2.l2 t0l
bushels good at slo1ls.
TnE Fish MARKET. - Yesterday morning
1850 herring sold at from " to % por thousand
aud 1000 shad at sI2 per hundred.
TuE CANAL.-CAnal bOAt,J. N. Thomas, from
Point OF Hooks, with ZOO bushels OF wheat and
LOO bushels Of corn TO !, watersi and bruson
Talbot, from Edwards Ferry, with 400 bushels
o. corn aud 800 bushels Of wheat 10 d. Talbot &
Son
Tue RIvER.-Arriysd-sch A. o. Lyons,
from Now York, with 5000 bushels OF wheat 10
". IL. Dougal, 0eorge shoemaker aud Terry 4
sonsi steamers Columbia, from baltimore, with
miscellaneous freights 70 local merchants and
New YORK, with lhld and ornamental trees 10
Board Of Public Works; schoOners j. II, Will
llams, from Norfolk, with 5000 feet lumber 70
Piohnell 4 Co.i BntteTdy, from Portsmouth,
with 5000 teet Of lumber TO WheAtley & BfOs
Cleared-Atoamer Lady Of tho Lake, with 900
barrels Of -four for Norfolk, Va.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

Yesterday morning, about O'Clock, Philip
SehumAn, a German, camo into the Central
police station and delivered himself up 70 Lieut..
Skippon, sAyipg that be had had trouble with
John Schwartz, who kept restaurant on Penn
sylVAnia avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, and cut him with pen.knife. He was
ceeded to look into the case, and found that
Schwartz had received three staba In the len
side and one In tho right shoulder; Sehuman
says that the wounded man struck his wife
tSchumAnis slgtsF,) and that he came 70 her de
fence. He WAA carried before Judge Smell, who
committed him TO jail TO avail the rofult Of The
injuries.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23
THE COURTS.
IlINII-


SUFRKMn COURT OF rHE UhTrHp SrATRs-
Monday April p lsi2-On motion Of Mr.. l. N.
Morris, A, l.. Williams, esq, OF Kansas, was
admitted g practice as an attorney and eoun.
% motion Of Mr. p. Phillips, J. Il. BsokwIth,
an attorney and cOunsellor Of this court
Wills M. i' AlSsrt Y Mor Wy appellant vs. AZ
United States Tor the southern district Of Ohio.
Mr.. Justice Strong delivered the opinion Of the
court, reversing the decree Of the said Circuit
Court, with costs, and romanding the cause for
further proceedings In accordance with the rules
laid down In the opinion Of this court
No. III. ThOs. II WEIGH, administrator, 40,
appellant vs.. Elizabeth J. Barnard OF al. Ap.
peal from the Circuit Court Of the United States
Tor the Eastern district Of ArkAnaas. Mr.. Jus
tice Field delivered the opinion Of the court,
Affirming tho decree Of tho said Circuit Court In
No. 1871. Thaddeus Williams, plaintin In error,
VA Anna T. z. Kutiand. In arrOr 10 the Or
cult Court Of the United States for the District
Of Minnesota. Mr. Justice Field delivered the
opinion OF the court, rovorFing tho Judgment Of
the said Circuit Court, with costs, and remand
Ing the cause, with directions 70 sward q psAirc
No, ibl. Tho United States, appellants, 70.
Amherst II. Wilder. Appeal from the Court OF
Claims. Mr. Justice Davis delivered the opln.
said court Of ulains. and rsmEndinE The cause ~"
with directions to dlsmisJ tho PLAINTIFF petition
No. liI. Albert l., Mowry, appellant, vs.. Asa
whitney. hnpthl ttOtn tue Ilfcult OOurt OF the
United States ior the Eastern district Of Penn.
sylyanla. Mr. \Justlce Miller delivered the
opinion Of the court, Affirming the decree Of the
said circuit court In ~ cause, with costs.
No. 80. The ksnneOto and Portland Railroad
Company, plaintiff In error, Va. Tue cortland
and kennebec Railroad Company ct al In
error TO the Supreme Judicial Court Of tho
State Of Maine. Mr.. Justice Miller delivered
tho opinion n the court, dismlssiug the writ
Of error In this cause for tine want Of jufis.
dlotiOn.
No. II. William White, ST., plaintiff In error,
court OF. Lba Stk,s Of 1s3rBIs Az Justice
SwsEnS , delivered the oPIn1Sn Q! ne sSTTs re,
yonst Win eos.s, and remanalng the cause tor
lutther pIoeeedihes IN CONFORMITY WIN the
opinion ~ tnis court Dlssenung' mr. Ohief
Jvsuoe Sunse. =, 81, ,,.,. 4, -
NO; ~ henty n n sOso9rn, pialnun IN error,
& houns' n. ". Ele 81, ~ ~; IN error y
ny Siieuit SoStt oi me On,teu Ssvcs Iot the
usulot o. hIkansas. MI Justice nNhyhe ue-
luiEment o. the said Circuit Court Win costs
suu ~ so ~, ~, n,
i,t.ssn,iDS ~ HhisT Ta"icp t'S.. a. '"S 'our'
bI.sontlnk. WI Onlei Jusloo Cnhses
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

Tho Senate Com mlttoe on the District Of 10.
lumbia met yesterday morning for tho purpose
Of hearing statements in regard 10 the proposed
the corner Of Sixth and d streets.
Mr.. y. b. Church was the nrst gentleman who
appeared before tho committee. He read the
5fhs',.i sssrssptY Ninth Hfw s,S,sSion AMI AZ
vocatod the location Of the depot at the inter.
section Of Maryland and Virginia avenues and
Seventh and Ninth streets.
Ex.Mayor Wallach appeared, as he he said,
on behalf Of the Territorial government, and
presented q written argumen against the loca-
lion, which was read BY the clerk.
Mr.. Church presented petition very nurner-
ousy signed BY citizens Of Washington against
the grant.
Mr.. George Taylor said he hal examined tho
records, aud found that the property In question
was entirely under control u Congress, He
protested against such 4 nuisance as u depot
being tolerated In the hoaTt OF the city.
Mr.. Il, q. Calvert, ono Of tho owners VI the
National hotel, protested against tho location Of
tho depot at the corner Of Sixth and Il streets,
as II would inteTfere with the proposed park.
Col. Scott called attention TO the fact that
there was before the committee petition signed
by eighty per cent Of the pro9erty.holders In
favor Of locating the depot on the proposed site,
lie also referred 10 the tact that tho school
building would not be lnterfsred with as much
as II tho former dte were agreed on.
After some conversation, tue committee al.
tOuTncd.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

THIS post Of tho O. A. r., composed Of oolored
soldiers, determined not 70 be outdone by their
brother posts gave very pleasant musical and
evening, which was largely attended. Com
mandsr Goodrich opened the meeting with
very appropriate address OF welcome. Several
Hayes, Hon. W, l.. Stoughton made . very
fervont and patriotic address, referring to ser
vices Of the oolored soldiers. Tho duet, HWhon
Lee, and "EvAngsilnee BY Mrs. Cole, were
sung with taste and expression, Miss Kicks
made . happy hit, rooeivod much applause for
DR. Bowen was listened 70 with marked attsn.
ton. Tho "Uld Sexton,' BY Mr. Cutler, and
tho humorous quartette, "Blrd IN the Egg"
pieces The committees Of arrangements deserve
great credit for their exertions 10 please, in
which they succeeded TO the satisfaction OF all.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

aim salad Letus alone,
~ 49, 49, a. ~ ,,
Ghsrmo hI ~ y SPEAKER Ies,o Sss,s
inc n oi ~ hshNeV yes.erusy'
Bond, Of the Eighth district, z frequently
mistaken ioI senator spencer; oi Alaoama.
There 10 skating At the Arlington again, &C
eording to tho nag floating theretrom.
Smyth, the blographer, suears he will never
wax that mous'aohe' nor can any one else.
dAtea
ar Eyer Cease 10 Laval "a n lagtinr deciara.
ton.
~. .,.., ..,,,. ,-,,..,t,,.,,on ,ooL. III. /.
case Of Eunny basElnE.
Lne WoIs On a,Iay ~ " 'oo c"s'noe'
corps ~ not oesenAteu low stoiy'
Az a,mentnry loke-the new Deer enterprise
For Coke and LItllc ton 20 to the gas CON.
paDy.
To acquire an attic style Il may DO necessary
10 associate with Garrett, Of tho Baltimore and
Ohio railroad.
Baltimore he'd have been chief clerk OF the
House.
Water Registrar Lubey served with the III.
tenth New York engineers during the war with
distinction.
"Be stationary on that fat eap." rs SmIth
said roihsr day, when Jones mashed his Tor
covering over his peppers
The fellow who smoke last a,ys 10 raise an
Axletrce II is sometimes necessary 70 plant an
axis tree.
IN. 90, ,.,.,d vtti n. s,iy.r Ga, an. il,t n,
the pamsa Of those who vere diss ppointed b.
Inc House Of delegates election Yesterday.
n "a 20, 80 ~, oon,sn,sd ~ a., "a
~ ". asnS. sJ,i.sns, ya'.e1s eo,nm M
mi raymiy ,s@nnds the soheme'
~" pSmsan,ss,.,S ss.a",,.. s,.a.. l. e,o
nn,naoelpn,l,s ~. Ws,aasas s.tn /
SaniI. ~, ~, .a, NV N1'A'' '"s'
uoo'peo NiAst e'ehinh, -
~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

II Is stated that when the Senate Uommlttee
on tho District Of Columbia yesterday pro.
ceeded 10 consider the nominations mad by the
President for members Of tho C0unol OF this
District a Communication was presented, signed
BY John II. Crane, preforrlng charges against
all OF those who woTo renOmlnatOd. As a con.
ssqusncs the eommlttss delayed further action
on tbs subisot until the matter eau be inquired
Into, Whgn the charger will doubtless be found
the Eentlop N has been pressing a. the other
end or the lpitOl,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

As we were passing along Seventh street this
morning we were attracted by tho crowds Of
ladies and gentlemen who were passing IN and
out OF Messrs. Green d williams' auetlon house.
We stepped In thinking We could md an item,
and we did ind II, too, 10 the shape Of q large
bundle Of dry goods which We wore induced TO
purchase on account OF the extremely low prices
at which they were being knocked down 81 the
great bankruptcy sale, by the we'll known auc-
uonoers, MessTs. Green 4 Williams. Amer
Nemen who were making every effort 10 get near
enough 10 the goods 70 examine them, While
We stood In tho midst dozen Of fine silk
dress suits, OF rs many tlnts and oolors, were
knocked down 10 the pleased purchasers, cloths,
casslmeres, brocho Shawls, linens, sheetings,
and q variety Of other goods were sold In rapid
succession, every bid being followed by q sale
and delivery. DO not stand on the order Of
going, but do rs we did, 10 In and buy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

THuRsroH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dsntrihee in use, II keepsths Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price Is and 90 cents.
JoUvBH's Inod0rous Kid Glove Cleaner Is TAI
superior 70 anything known. Price 25 cents.
THoMrsoNs Pomado optimo 10 exquisite. II
hofiens, beauties, ami Strengthens the hAlr
Price Is and 90 cents.
by Druggiits,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

reHaita were out Yesterday oanvaAslng among
our oitiiops' and, We ore happy 70 say met with
cordial approval In hlo way Of subscriptions,
IVA hope fhat the futui'e efforts Of this commit.
10 viii he ably Sooonded. and that tho oltiHena
sf Wasblpston Will subAirlbe literally 70 this
novel and worthy object, NV that there are no
homes OF carnival for sometime.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23
FORTY-SBCOND CONGRESS.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS

Debate on the Moth Carolina sspator.hiu
-Bln Day In the Beuse-The Contested
EIectien Case OF GeodinE w. wiisea--
wil.on GIveH the -sfi-ceiianeous
HOSTAGES.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

THE cheapest place IN Washington TO buy
Wallpaper, and have paperhanging and up
holStery work done Is a. Tubman's, ti1 Ninth
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

SuiTs OonIEo Os.-0eorgs Savage and wife,
M airy y. woodward, end Ada A. Savage, have
entered ruit against tho District OF Columbia.
Thoy rocite that on the 10th Of November, 1871,
BY certain agreement between plaintiffs and
defendant "the plaintitis did contract and agree
to sell TO the defendant and did actually by said
Instrument Of writing, under seal bargain and
sell and convey 10 tho defendant" original lots
7 TO 10, Inclusive, In SQUARE blb; and defendant
accepted the Instrument, aud bound itself TO pay
the amount specified, Ola, 900, and defendant
hath not paid or caused 10 DO paid any part Of
II. The plaintiffs claim el2o 900, with lntere st
from November 10, ISL, and costs,
A. q. Riddle has entered q suit for Moses
Pitney against tho WaGhlnHton and George
town railroad. Tho plaintiff claims that on The
evening Of April II no was y passenger on one
Of the Fourteenth street cars, and had paid his
fare, and before he rescued his destination tho
conductor demanded another fare, and on tell
ing him that he had paid II the conductor told
him that ho was damn liar, and thereupon
seized him and struck him heavy blows upon his
head and fhce, and Kicked HIN with great force
and violence upon tho len breast And over the
region Of tho heart, breaking bis ribs, and forced
him from the front platform 70 the ground, that
he got on the rear platform, when the conductor
threatened 10 tAke his liie and again assaulted
him and would not permit him 70 ride further.
Tho plaintiff claims q, 900 damages.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

HuppOft OF the claims OF the Government and
citizens Of the United states against the GOV
eminent OF Her Britanne Majesty, as pre-
.ented 70 tho tribunal Of arbitration at Geneva,
=. - ,s,n go, -rha ,r,,o,-,n, Il ,ho r.vy
On wv i''h i"'N"" INV V"'""s ~
IN foih
CouNTEn.uAHE or rHH UNITED grA1ns
The fourth article Of the Treay Of wsshing.
ton permits each party, within four month.Ater
me Delivery o. re case, % deliver u duplieats
70 me sTol..9 snd NO y sSdoss dooumsns
corrsapondence and evidence presented BY the
other party, AvailinE them.elves ol this riHhl
The Unlisd state Sssensi sass sm sor
respondence aud evidence, In reply 70 the case,
dooumsnta, oorIeipondenco and evidence sub
mitted By Her MAjesty's uovernment
In laying this oountsr case before the tribunal
q areltrafion they deem u proper 70 premise
that they DO not consider y within the province
Of this paper 70 discuss all the proposliions with.
ia the British ease, which they regard as Justly
disputable or requiring representative discus
Sion. SO far aa the poaitlons taken BY her ma
iesty's oovernment IN is case vary from those
which the United states had The honor u lay
before the tribunal IN their case, they respect
faily refer 10 that document for an oppression
Of the views which they regard a. slpported oy
cenoe Of other Powers, and BY the publioisA Of
authority.
so isr !oo, as eontsstations Of questions o. TACT
tive cases and the supporting evidence on either
side, mere renewAIof the CONDENSATION 10 the
counter case would be supernuous. The United
their Views and estimates Of the contested mat
tiers Of fact
II has seemed 70 them 70 be more In accord.
anco with the spirit Of the treaty, and with the
convenience Of the tribunal, thus 70 reserve
for their counsel the general analysis and dis
eussion Of the matters 20 Tar as they shall prove
Important in their bearing upon the substantial
controversy between the parties IN the arEu.
mission under the nnS Article d NE treaty, and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

THE senate judiciary COMMITTEES were In sos
sion last evening, considering the proposition TO
impeach,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

A oABiS rELsoRAr, received here yesterday
from Minister Marsh, IN italy, announces lha,
he a conVaiescent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

MENnKRs Of the House are Of the opinion
adjourn on the 7oth Of May.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

u. n. WAnsER, roai estate broker, T2p Sow.
onth street, has q large variety OF houses and
lots at public and private sale. Gall and get his
advice before purchasing.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

Mr. ueorkp W. Lanoton has sold 10 Samuel
N5lnent, 90, lots Nos, 90 nnd o., In square No
I with tho imprOyoments thereon, for tll, 900,
| 49, MT. w. II, ClagOlt has sold, To the same,
rt uf lot 10, In square No, ~, Tor ~ 90 cash.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

CoPIEs Of the WnEKLY REPUBLICAN, con.
.ns Gs II y me 0 s, s%orA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

TuE Secretary Of tho Treasury bas-ordsred
the payment Of tho May interest 70 commence
tomorrow without rebate.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

M ror roRoKr ths grand auetlon sale Of lots
in sduare $40, between N and U and Tenth and
Eleyenth streets, By u, ii, Warner, On Wednes
,lay Afternoon, Nay y, lSf2
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

THE Senate District Uommittse meets again,
Tomorrow, for the consideration Of District mat
tiers. Ills expected the Baltimore and Poto
mac depot will be settled at this meeting.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

THE NonrrATios Of John Jay Knox, as
Comptroller Of the Currency, was sent TO the
Senate Yesterday
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

FIsK PAsTALooSs-The largest assortment,
ready made.
For ordered work checks, stripes, hair lines,
twills and plain goods 10 pleasing variety.
GEO. q, HKNHIHg,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

JEssE AND ULYssus GRANT, IN, sons Of the
President, are to visit Europe in June, and 70.
turn at the end Of the season with Miss Nelly
Crnnt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23
the ALABAMA CLAIMS,

Our side Of the Question.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

THE Com ConYERRNcE-The conference on
the revision OF the Code Of this District, between
sloners and tho har committee, terminated Its
daily sessions yesterday morning, Many
changes have been made In tho Cole as origi-
TO Incorporate the Alterations into tho work,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

TaE rREsESr nuMbER Of cadets al the Naval
Academy is 7iS--se appointed BY the President,
I naval apprentices, Q japanese students, 1
from the District Of Columbia, and ieT from the
States.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

FAILS oHuRou (vA.) Posr orrioE-E J.
Burcb ls appointed postmaster At Falls Church,
Fairfax county, Va, vice George d. Ives, moved
away.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

The grand tableauN and musical entertain.
mont for the benefit Of tho Calvary Baptist
church organ fund attracted y Rood audience
10 Odd Fellows hall last evening. The per.
Iormanco was heartily enjoyed, and will be 70.
peated tonight aud tomorrow evening. Tho
object 10 which the receipts Of this entertain.
ment are 10 be devoted appeals 70 the llborality
Of number Of our citizenH,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

dRocERs will do we'll 70 call at splceF's Butter
Store, southwest corner OF Ninth and Il streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

Propositions Of the British Case Discussed
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23
CAPITOL AND DEPARTMENTS.

NAVAL onpHRs.- Ordered, uhief Engineer
Henry w, Fitch, 70 tho LaekaWanna.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

Counter-Caso Of the United States.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

POSTAL CuANoE-winneld onutt Is ap.
pointed postmaster at onuttS Cross Roadf,
Montgomery county, MO-, vice James r. Nor.
ton resigned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

v. II. WARsgI, real estate broker, has money
u loan, In sums 10 suit, on real estate security
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

WILD ANixkIs have soma real value after
all, as tho celebrated lion attached 10 Barnum's
show paid duty Of sSso-tuonty per cent I'D
valorom-which would mako the invoice valus
Of the critter about $1,000
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS
AMUsRM ENTs.


Simmons u tlscums
This fayOrlto troupe opeAsd Ia engagsmsht
At the National last evening 10 good house.
The performance, ~ a whole, was good and we'll
appreciated. simmons and Swoatman arc iirst-
class comedians, and bubble with drollsfy. Tho
latters ballads were thoroughly enIoyod Eddie
fOx's limitations on tho violin crested great
merriment, and gained considerable applause,
The evenings performances closed with The bur.
lesque "Flirtation," IN which most Of tho mem.
bers Of the company appeared. Tho programme
Of last night VIII be repeated this evening, and
all who can appreciate such an enteftainment-
and who cannot?-should attend.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

THE Treasury Department has under eonSid.
grafton tho recent decision Of Judge Woodruff,
Of New York, that silk necktos are not ready
made clothing, but only articles Of mems wear,
and are therefore entitled 70 entry as such, pay.
,ns guy 2. thiI9{,nys ins,Saa o. any pr
ably appeal 10 the Supreme Court, as the
amount Involved 10 very large.