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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-10
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
A Bond ed warehouse Needed

A Bond ed Warehouse Needed.
A number Of our leading merchants
met yesterday and took action with
reference to the establishment OF a
bonded warehouse at this port. MIR.
Bronson Bayliss offered the following
resolution on the subject, which was
adopted
Whereas, A bonded warehouse has
been established in this city by the Fed
eral Government, which has heretofore
failed to be 30 patronized by importing
merchants as to secure a sufficient sum
to pay the rent for the building en-
ployed; and
Whereas, 1t is highly necessary to Sc
cure the same as a permanency at this
port; therefore ~
Resolved, That the Chamber of Com
merce hereby recommend to the BUSH
ness men Of the city to sign a guarantee
for the payment Of said rent and other
expenses for one year; and that the
Secretary be authorized and directed to
present such guarantee TO our merchants,
and request their signatures to the same.
A resolution was adopted requesting
the Tennessee Representatives in the
Federal Congress to sustain Hon. Leon
ard Meyers bill. increasing the salaries
of letter carriers. After transacting
the above business the Chamber ad-
iourned. .A+
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-10
Amusements.

MEMPHIs THEArER.- Lydia Thomp
sons Troupe drew an immense house
last night. The amusing extravaganza
Blue Beard, with SISTER Anne" on the
tswer looking for some one to save poor
Fatima," was thoroughly enjoyed by
the audience. The song, His Heart
was True TO POLL" by Miss Thompson,
was finely and dramatically rendered.
Her makeup, as the Shepherd Boy"
was pastoral in the extreme, and dis
played to advantage that artistic taste
for which the burlesque queen is justly
celebrated Miss Thompson's charac-
teristics are well known. She has cap
tivating face, grace which cannot be
excelled, asympathetic voice which she
uses cleverly, unfailing spirit, and an
amount of selfreliance which a popu-
larity seemingly ON the increase almost
justi6es Miss Camille Dubois pro-
duced a favorable impression by good
looks, ease. Of manner, and real talent
as a songstress. Miss Kate Egerton and
Miss Carlotta Zerbini are equally an fait
of their duties. These yonng ladies,
with several Of less note, fill the stage in
as gratifying manner as cans be i'm
agined. The influence of Miss Thomp
sons company over laughter-seeking
assenblage lies, however, in the actors.
Mr.. Harry Beckett, who was the object
of tumultnous welcome, is as poieH:.
to elicit merriment as ever. Last
nights affair placed almost on level
with him, in the exercise of this power,
Mr.. Willie Edouin, droll low comedian
and capital acrobat. Tonight the
charming spectacular drama entitled
Lurline will be presented This is said
to be the most attractive play in the re-
pertoire of the troupe.
Brooks 0PERA HoUsE. The Jeffer-
son street Opera House was crowded
last evening. Manager Broom has a
fine variety troupe, composed of % strong
ballet corps and number Of sensational
vocalists. Tonight a performance en-
tirely new will be presented. Every
body is invited to be PRESENT.
OLYMPIC VARIETIES. Manager Lusk
Washington street theater continues to
be one of the attractions in our city.
Special programmes have been arranged
for the week, consisting of negro eomi-
calities, fancy dances, songs, clog dane
ing, and new edition of the Can-Can.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-10
THE GRANT WAR.

The New York Sun is ranking thorn
in the side of Grant. Its warfare on
him is incessant. Before the report Of
one gun dies away another comes boom
ing over the country. It says, in late
issue, that as political leader be has
failed; as President Of the United States
he has destroyed the reputation which
be gained as a military man during the
rebellion. Instead Of making friends
he has lost them Instead Of wisely
leading the action of the Republican
party he has sought to engage tin dis
reputable and fatal jobs, such as the
San Domingo swindle and the purchase
of the telegraph lines. The only good
thing credited to him is the reduction OF
the public debt, accomplished by enor-
nous, unnecessary, and most Cypress
i've taxation; and ell the credit that is
due to any individual for that is due to
Secretary Boutwell, alone"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-10
The harbour Lewis warrants.

In the Quarterly Court today the re-
port of the committee on the Barbour
Lewis warrants was adopted. Amount
of warrants to be paid, $67,347 80;
to be refused payment, S53, $50 30. The
following order was adopted by the
court: st is ordered by the court that
the report of the commissioners APP
pointed at the October term, 1871, of
this court, to examine the claims and de-
mands of parties holding Barbour Lewis
warrants, and report what claims should
be paid, be adopted, which is in the
words and figures as follows" The or
der concludes as follows And the
said respective sums recommended for
payment, amounting in the aggregate to
the sum of $67,347 49, be allowed upon
the terms and conditions set forth in
the order in reference to the same made
at the October term, 1871.
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FOREIGN.

LoSDoS. January l0.-Adyices just received
confirm the interirenee Of the aiSht 81 Prssi-
dent Cespedes. leader Of the Cuban insurree-
ton. Several other prominent leaders Of the
rebellion accompanied him In his hiEht.
The alarming preyAlsace Of the smallpox
is attracting The attention Of the medical fra
tsrnity. The disease in this and other large
cities is becoming epidemic and the deaths
are increasing with fearful rapidity. Cent
mental advises also contain alarEias accounts
Of widespread mortality from The disease.
MaBHID. Janaary ia fall cabinst meet
ing vas held yesterday, SagCst4 presidipf.
Buliness relatinE @ me trouble Nith ne
United states Wgs discussed,
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stabbIng Anrav.

Two cOlored employees in Seligman's
stable, on Union street. engaged in little
personal difficulty last evening. during
the progress of which /. Flynn received
a severe cut, with a knife, from Samuel
Wilson. The latter had an examination
before the Recorder to-day, and vas
bound over to answer the charge in the
sum Of Eve hundred dollars.
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NEW ORLEANS.
rhs warmo,h I ss,..s nlocAaas shs

The wnrmoth Police Blockade the
.ft Streets.
NEy ORLEANS. January 10.--At ave clock
this morning large number Of Warmoth' s
police. armed with Winchester rifles. occu-
pied Canal street at the corner Of Royal street.
with detachments occupying other streets
leading to Gem Hall. Several citizens pass
ing down Canal strv-ss : :. chair way to market
we're arrested By the police and forbidden to
pass down Royal street or Exchange alley.
The design of Warmoth Is evidently to pre-
vent the meeting Of the Carter Legislature to-
day atthe appointed hour. or 10 attempt the
arrest Of its members.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-10

The Philadelphia Record, in allusion
TO the riotous proceedings at Rochester,
thinks that mob law may be necessary
on the frontier, but that such methods
should be resorted to in an old, well or
dered, peaceful, thoroughly governed
city, situated, like Rochester, in one Of
the oiLest, most enlightened and most
perfectly developed States Of the Union,
is surely sign Of the decentralization Of
the times, and would seem TO show that
If the star Of empire still westward
takes its way" some malignant plane
tary body is vending towards the East,
freighted With the bsleful influence Of
laElessness and ruaauism which has
been developed and fSstered under the
~estward-moving luminsrT above re-
ferred to.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-10
LOUISVILLE.
Death Of General HaIIeek

Death of General Halleek.
LoUisvi1LK. January TO- General II. W.
Halleck died last evening at his residence in
this city of softening Of the brain, superin-
dueed BY organic disease Of the heart and
liver, He was confined TO his bed for over two
months, and had the best medical attention.
Up to the time Of his death he was command
er of the Division Of the South, with head
quarters in this city. The funeral will be con-
Quoted with the highest military honOrs.
% A fire broke out last night in the Kentucky
vinegar factory, located on Fourth street.
near the river. destroying the warehouse and
a large lot Of petroleum. II is thought the
loss will exceed s50o0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-10
LAT EST TELEGRAMS.
aR'sciAls to the Ledger.
.urRIoAn rikEsB ASSOCIATION. VIA Q. r. ! 4.
TELHGRAPH COMPANY.
NEW YORK.


suspensiOn of a Cotton ana WOODEN
Firm = Fire billiards : Items oi
the Lhte es..,gs a.
Nkw iosn :, VIII -, $780, :. 49,
Co., ~ ane y a - sn.nsnJad vsstardav Ths
an Atu,s,as An H. about Al oA0o 900 IA
iiHonie, =. ss1,. $40 $40, hs I,yon NJ,
aa,,aras h,s h.,,.f that
vhe VI NV ,,,,a,a,y he ahIa,sal.,'. ',;sbty
my .a,ss ~ ,hodoiiar
" M n' ~, ~, tho Third Avenua SAVINGS ,,ank
.a,.,,as q, 90 oo0 hov;nv beep Maid ont
con 'si y, S'sss "a 1ss-i'' -
sinee 'uo ~ w Ar rvo.a ,n,onas
~ 70 uu aus ~. o A. Ah.nyto-day
'0a's ~ Wv ~ ~ =. ,hs stabIs No sio First
y ni' iass 80 h.lon.,n, 90 Ioek-
a,vn1s g1,, arO bo,sss and a cow be-
"ooI : ~ wn,;ry IiIavv vsIued NJ 5000
iops... " = S .,ona;n 70 N esrent ma rt;s,
anu me- 100 $780, M, & haliaved N
n0 la .sa1 Ths Namss Communicated
" So -, 90 Iohn Jlogap which
" 'no Ia 49,, Ia...sr. S - -77'
was en'rsi, usssV'su az. ,,.v match
.O'ii -. ia, .;,, ~ ~. avar;ng
$50 y ,s,h ~, e. soso ass;da-tbras-baIl
OF 'ne lV'n 'H'''' ''' Wv 49, =" :
'a.vm han s,,asted
Mlp' mahsus'u 20 'lA'' ~ ,,h.-..,.s H.
and held for examination, the Au.no,i''os w
lieving they may learn some ValuaDle iace
from them In connection with the late Fisk
ra.
Tragedy, 49, -
Stokes counsel states that when the prison
er's own story is told the present aspect Of the
casa will be greatly changed in his favor,
- $50 onar,ars 90 tbs c;tv Yesterday bets
- as,-e 49, 800 sros,y ofysrsd tbat Stokes
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-10
sout, CaroII,rTottnrv

UaAnRsroS. s.. c., January s.-rhs first
days drawing Of the Academy Of Music Lot
terry closed at twelve o'clock last night. The
following list Of prizes were drawns ll.624.
the Academy Of Music; 1895. 10000;
81. 7e6. $1,000. Besides these there have been
drawn twelve other prizes Of 5000 each. and
several hundred prizes Of smaller amounts.
The drawing is still going on and Unexpected
20 be concluded tonight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-10

A WASHINGTON special to the Louis
vile Ledger of yesterday says The
Supreme Court will probably decide the
Drake amendment case tomorrow 1t
is the opinion in legal circles that the
decision will be adverse to its constitu-
tiouality. This amendment, it. will be
remembered, makes a presidential par
don prina facie evidence of disloyalty,
and renders it incumbent upon all par
ties who bring suits before the Court OF
Claims, and possess such pardon, to
prove their loyalty.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-10

JOIN W. FoRNEY, who speaks for
Grant, says: "Our Government has
demanded Of Sapin, first, to apologize
for the boarding and searching Of the
Florida; second, to disavow the act Of
the officer; third, to punish him; fourth,
to pay damages. Spain must fulfill
these requirements. If she declines,
then other measures may be resorted to,
but not before" t,-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-10

FRANK Blair. in a recent speech, SAID
that If Democrat should be elected to
the Presidency, he would not be allowed
to take his seat. and that unless some
thing is done for the South, the white
people will leave it. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-10

The killing of Fisk by Stokes was one
of the coolest assassinations on record.
He should have been hanged on the spot
where he committed the great crime. As
it is, he will go free. q
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SHERMAN EIectsa senator.

CoLUNBus, Ono. January 10. John I.
Sherman was elected Senator this morning BY
a majority Of tWonty-six. The following u
the vote sherman, 70; Perry. Il 5chenck. Ii
Cox. s.; Morgan. 60. Total number Of votsi
cast 40
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-10

DoET hawk, hawk, spit, spit, blow,
blow, and disgust everybody With your
catarrh and It's offensive odor, when DR..
Sage's CAiarrh Remedy viii speedily de-
stroy all odor and arrest the discharge.
ll3-e0d-das
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-10

THERE is report that a war with
Spain is imminent. All that depends
on how it would effect Grants chances
for reelection.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-10

THEY have trumped up something ne"
at Nashville. The Banner of Sunday
saws: Surveyor General Sewell, who
came here few days ago with view to
ascertaihlng whether whisky can be
made from cotton seed, returned to
Washington Friday night. Mr.. Robert
Thomson and his associates have con-
cluded to make chemical test, and, II
satisfactory results are reached, will
make trial test at Charles Nelson dis
tillery on Mallory street. he having of
fered them the use of it for that pur-
nose.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-10

GRANT keeps the Rev. DR.. Newman
near him to do his praying. If any
man needs praying for, that man is
Grant. Tfa
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DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.

O1SSAJAAO A1IIN.
MKNPHIs. TENN. December 30. 1871
FTtHE C0PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing between II. 7. Tomlinson and M.
b. Judah. under the style Of II. T. Toulinaon
i Co.. Managers Of the Southwestern Depart
mcnt Of the Globe Mutual Life Insurance
Company, has been dissolved by mutual con
sent, 70 take effect from this date.
snaps H. Il. g. ): 3SbAh.
0PPIcE or TIE GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE Tvs. Co. i
Cor. Broadway and Warren Sts.,
NEW YoRK, January 2, 1872. }
The firm Of II. T. Tomlinson & Co.. as Man
aeers of the Southwestern Department OF the
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company. at
Memphis. Tenn. having been dissolved. you
will please make your reportg and remittancss
hereafter TO William b. Richardet. tho Com
pany's Cashier. at Memphis. condusting your
correspondence with him.
EeSsrs. N. S. Judah and W. Logan Walker,
as Assistant Superintendents. Of Agencies Of
the Company. will hereafter be employed in
the appointment and supervision Of Agents,
at different points. under instructions from
this office. Very respectfully,
ils-lls PLINY FIREMAN. President.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-10
prRFRcTLY MEAN.

The Government retains the sou'n
under the ban Of its displeasure' All
Europe is filed with misrepresentation
of Northern writers. They draw horrl-
BILE pictures Of the state Of Southern So
ciety, and this drives immigration away
from us. 1t is, beyond all question: the
policy of the Grant Government to pre-
vent the increase Of population IN the
South--to prevent immigration-to keep
the South in its present crippled conui-
ton, to the end that it may present no
obstacle to the development OF the plans
of usurpation. The programme is PLAINLY
selfish and perfectly mean. NO genera
amnesty bill can pass, because u wou'u
give the lie to all that is said OF the
South. and be powerful argument to
immigrants. We need not expect to
have our section indicated until the
present dynasty is overthrown.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

As WILL BE SEEN by the report In OUT local
columns, Geo. W. Jenkins who so aendlshly
murdered his wife on ihe 18th Of May last
was yesterday convicted Of murder In the
frst degree, and remanded to jail to await
sentence. This is the first OF eleven cases
Indicted for murder, aud Il Is to DO hoped
that equal and even justice be meted out tO
each Of the offenders.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

" - - N ~
an. . ii:.s s G' s.s SS '
WIN. A. PoOR'A CO.,
No. . Fedsrsl Block,
Who hAys for sale one COUNTRY SEAT 10 Hsyafd
~ sssf !. ss = suT%s9 slaSds
Isess ETulL 40, Sssssspi able. also ssysTa
a5iSpToysd 70 sSS eiy wi PsrtiSSsTs SysS
upoS spplioatoa ssisIm'I
EoR RENT-wILL BR FoR HENT ON OOTo.
Sts :S. Ss Hf 2" ~ Y i us
II FRANK nOUsK on Meridian nm, Containing
iI: saS SSTi md s ct - md tut %
stable and carriage house. wilieIoeange for In
Rsf'SS ss SsS ss NUS s %S g
JOHN COLLINS, oornsr q Tgsntls'h apd Q sslssts
FoRE 6slASIEsE o1EAP.A SEyyEN-RRoolM BRloK
tween slItSou,h and sSySulSSnth aud and Q.
FoR hENIl,-TnE yPPER PoRIIoN or HOUSE,
Wine Store. OorRsIlI used a. 4 RestauTAnt,) con
bot aSd Soid SStst; saiissls for rstSias; ISstsu,
rant, club OF boarding house.
sopia 1917 Psnnsyranla aseaus
FOE EAEE 3s g eIT q rS1 z:
70 Yull pqTshSsSrG Timber and re 6SssSsss1sa
SSSims Uorpsf seventh iad = s.Isst.;
INOR sALE-lTHE Tot sOUTHRABT OORNER
T9 Rt Ss sn .SI sss NJ
Andrew j, JoJoe Cos Uoaoh Faotory, anuthweat
corner 81 Houitsenth And stEeees. tshnA
RAR,E. oaAHoE 40 sEogRE oHEAP TYR.
signed, dssrous Of closing businsaa offers bis ont
stock for sale Al reduced Urlosasl MiIpI KuRy.
mytH SIS Eighth st., bat Market Space and d.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

view taken by our party, gives us over three
thousand majority, and there is very little
doubt that II will not be much below that
figure
The contest In Ohio would soem TO be very
close, but there Il every reason TO bolieve
that We Shall carry Il by a handsome ma
torlty. Outside Of the Germans there Is no
Republican disaIectlou in the State and
opinions differ as to tho proportion Of that
class Of voters who will vote for the Liberal
ticket. BY some II Ia estimated that two
thirds will 10 over; by others that Ouly one
third have deserted, and by others that fully
one half have Joined the coalition. The
judgment Of the Times correspondent Is this
III the Presidential election were held To-
morrow verify believe that General Grant
would carry Hamilton county In spite Of all
that has been done and said here for GREG
ley" And so Of the entire State. Set down
Indiana and Ohio As certain for the Republi-
cans on Tuesday next 7
ANDREW @. CURTIN has Just been lntef-
Viewed by the correspondent Of a New
York journal. The great war Governor, -
as the Liberal and Democratic organs arc so
fond Of calling him, declines absolutely 10
declare for Greeley, but has no hesitation in
saying that he is opposed to the "ring" anil
TO Cameron. Mr.. Curtin oNplalns the origin
Of the strife between himself and the Lochiel
chicftain, as followsi
~ think 10 lses was the nrSt ! saw Of 4,
sS1Hts NJ mae vTs SS m 81 Ss
OF the Legislature 10 give him tOameronl this
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

THE New Yor, HeraH thinks that even II
Buckalow Is elected In Pennsylvania, bis ma
Jorlty will be 100 small to determine the No
yamber result. II, gu u.y other hand, the
Republicans should carry ohio, Indiana and
Pennsylvania, the results win be accepted on
all sides aseIulyalcuL " the gcclgcJiou Of
Gen. Grant,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
DYER 4 DAVIDSON,

Notthuast eoruerstvrnth 4. and LouIslara ave-,
~. EAtI.see 80 8 ssyenth street northwest.
ENGlNE AND BOttER ron SALE. = ONE
good TunnipE order, for ale a. =. 4 = -
ROBERr PoR1 MRS BRBwKnY,
ool.iws AlSIAhdTia, Va.
UNARM ron SALE OF I3O AoREs-IMPRoyB.
II MHNrB GOOD and snbstAnuAlI plenty Of wood,
we'll fenced, oholos peach ard Appls orchard the
surpassedi three miles Iron AnpapQg Janetlon.
Apply 70 a syHwAhr1
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

my MASS MEETINGS.
THE REPUBLICAN CITIZENS
OF The
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WILL HOLD
PUBLIC MEETINGS AS FOLLOWS
OctOberd,
Corner Seventh street and Maryland tvenus for the
ltth, I7th aud 18th Dlsttiots
Octaher7.
CONGRESS street, opposite Post Once, GoorgsldNn,
ID. o., for the SD and 9TH DistEietA
JOHN H. BROOKS,
ChArnan Req. General Commit 90.
HENRY A. JUNkb, 6eoretaTy. te25-to7
tstAr, Gazette, Herald, Sunday Chronicle, Colored
OlnSsn.1
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
Special Notices.

nGrHnTICB.-.ALL PERSONS MAyiNg
Olal|s Agsis.t t9s OoPmisslon 70 Reyl.. ,h?
siSb hs s or saSs sd sstsspa y ny
% ciS'ior' ne SOB 4 ~ 4 & ~
A..oTTf,ys. IsF Secretary Ls'' oo@mi'sioa Y Re.
ATEE,sJFJJos K y TgE s
p TS TaTs p tF Riin EvEsiSSG%, o' SoIcsR
ssntsd md .qtsd UPON, sssh So Kgisbt : earnestly
F' SS,i to be present THs 9FSS' E.SS,s.,
.rHEGDOUARTgRs "IOHN A. RAW.
ZION bb S b2sF Ne e b. I nsTTE ..s
ing o. the above Post r - ltridAyl EVENING, the
iSpoTisSos vii be prS.Satsd and letsd upop. "ks
election o. othosr tor ne nssSplrGi t"Im" kystI
SO@f,dS allowed . vote WGo & .i MONTH in az
By order Of HORACE H. BRowKR,
,S o.; N w .. dRsbCSTtNvfESss :S
N1l5O O'Clock, shGrr; ElsotOu Of otoerS and other
% os5t business J2s 2iasB, Comu.ndps o.
~ MARYI.SND REPUBLICAN. Ass0-
- ,U!IkTi0H'-Ihs a9Susi mselIss " be held
~ sS.Ss :, ,,t oSIot 4, oas1ss
osi WIN. GIBSON, President
nS-sEyENTH DISTRICT .RHPUBLI-
- VtAEs.A meeting 81 o. 1hs regular ,RtcpS5lssP
NC, At BeIh. hAil, y 3 s'Sl9st, Az Rspublieaqs
sc cs Tida''''d to 0' JOS Il J x President
ssS-sIXTH PIsTRICT REgQhI.IcANT;;;. ;,
publican SlpS THIS {FgasNl EyENISG, a. !
e. s%.. AL 1nS P'RG sSL, 6SS
son, Hon. ., n, Bond Dr. l.. ]. Draper. Major IL 4.
Hall and others an itdSfSi ~ R%%SoStT P,s,D.
J. II. SMITH, Secretary. ooi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
lst Distriot-S. q. Brown.
Z Al DlstTiot-O. s. II. Wall.
ID DlstTict-W. X. Collins.
lth Dlstrict-John Z. Cox.
Sth Dlstrict-Charles L. Hulso.
9Th District-John +. Murray.
TN DIstrIct-GeOrgo W. Dyer.
sth DIstriet-Thomas W. Chase.
9TH DIstrlct-Samuol S. Smoot.
10th Decentralization Trimble.
18th DlstTict-Charles J. Brewer.
18th District-M. Duty.
18th Dlstrict-Arthur shepherd.
18th District-J. d. O'Connell.
18th Dlstrlct-D. Z. CAhlll.
10th District-J. W. Mcknight
nth District william Talliaforro.
18th Distriot-W. X. Hunt.
10th DistTict-M. 4. Urell.
10Th DlGtriot-J. q. Carroll.
2ist DIstrict-S. W. Herbert.
22i DIstrIct-W, L NermllllOn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
Personal.

NoTIoE-THAF 4. b, justin. as . sTBEET,
-, second sssd oiotkIns y ists ,Sss
~ 80 ,Ss cS.. q
Aa1s-us
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
IONZAGA COLLESs K.

The CoIlsEiats HIsFolsoa Of this Institution will be
resumed, al it, nSu location on | street. between
North Capitol and First streets Wesi, on MONDAY,
TERMS
For the CLASSICAL COURSE quarter OF II weeks, 81
For the noe. classical COURSE, per quarter, " 10
There VIII be 40 EXTRA charge Of nys doATa sbl per
for the OF the ChemleAl and Philosophical
Apparatus. laul9.aml JAMks CLARK. PLest.
ITALIAN, FRHEOH, SPANISH, AND GERMAN.
PROFESSOR v. GAEFINO, Just arrived from Eu.
rome Wiahaa 10 give lessons 10 the above lABEuhE
we'll In this city AleEAndFia, Mr. GAanO mas hybd
seVsfAl years A. professor Of modern Languages Ia
Italy Francs, Germany, and EnGlAnd, aud can Elyp
satlsiAoCoFy references, II required. Address 1OB
ThiTbosnth street, between and H. b0.J0o9r9
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