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FROM WAYNE COUNTY.
FALLS TWELVE PoLE, WAYNE CouxrY.
W. Va, August 10. 1872.

VI,
W. Va, August 10, 1872.
Nr. Eiitor-If you have been confined 10
';he narrow limits Of the city, and have become
Inactive for want Of proper exercise, you sho'd
indulge in horseback ride DER the mountains
of Wayne county, where you have excellent
facilities for exercising yourself, together with
an opportunity Of witnessing some Of the curl
osities Of nature which are presented to the
eye Of the traveller.
Having been confined within the monotonops
wall Of the sehool-room for the past six
months, we concluded nothing could be so in
toresting to us As to take an excursion through
the rural district of upper Twelve Pole and
Its tributaries; and wishing to have some
plausible reason for intruding upon the hospi-
Lality of the residents OF the country we made
''electioneering" our business, and thereby sue
'ceeded in making ourselves very agreeable TO
The generous misunderstanding with them
political issues Of the day-indulging occasion
aiiy III eating water melons, drinking cider and
various other like enjoyments. Many inqui-
ries were made 10 regard to the probability of
the new Constitution being ratified. and in the
event If taxation would be diminished or in.
crease or II The free school system would be
materially changed, etc, in answer We could
only refer them to the result Of the proceed
ings Of the late convention, and advised them
to carefully compare the Constitutions. and
vote according 10 their own views and interests
and not let party prejudice influence them con-
GaFy to their best interests.
At Wayne c. II. the Board Of Supervisor,
were IN session. and the occasion had called
together score or two Of candidates for conn.
Try and township Offices; they appeared to be
considerably excited in view Of approximation
oil the fourth Thursday in August. which day
viii decide whether they will be successful in
achieving for themselves what they,lesire-an
ONCE Many Of them will doubles. be sorely
usappointed when they find they are not Zone
Of the favored few"
On small stream called Fitzpatrick, a trb.
-ntary Of Twelve Pole, we visited what i.
known a. s'Joe's Cave" 50 called from the
TACT that Joe Workman, who il still living in
'n' ''o'n''y OF the cave, discovered it, II isa
remarkable natural curiosity, and wa. doubt.
less the resort Of Indians during their inbobi-
Iation of this country. Climbing consider.
aoie mountain, on point Of projecting rock.
you perceive circular entrance. about the
size OF o whisky barrel. aud Just large enough
TO allow large man to turn around
This aperture hn. been traver.ed for the di..
'A"'' 'i siNy yards. but yet its termination
n's not De'n discovered. We crawled in To- the
distance Of forty eve or fifty yards. and be.
's'u,''f alarmed at The smallnc's and Jarkne..
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iLe Radical i-v,y .n this cOnn,y hang
;n,ir .r.ia ia-..'y ,ys Il looks Ia, u Jg.
..f, tu.p~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

Hama m pIyb ,,r.o,, h,,, ,,.,.. A.. ....-.,
~ ~ . iiB ssISe,i out upon the boys reach
rs ~ az hti m uiso0ySteu 70 % inc ohlm
nv{ ma ,~i,h1,,i ~ Mhioh was soon eNun.
hu.,"oui "i'"ous uauAsa.
O'Clock, a leak was discovered In one Of the
water pipes on Bridge street, near opposite
montg9mery, by the oollnG from the ground At
thls pOlnt o. laiEe stream OF water, Work.
men we've Immediately employed to ascertain
,roin whence tbe water came, but up a late
noun last evening the exact location Of the leak
was not tOund. The break, which IL under the
rallroad track, caused the rails 10 sink, and
thereby prevented the street cars from enter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

Catholic society MseIinEs-Ths Fail and
Winter Campaign,
Several large, enthusiastic and Interesting
Temperance meetlnRu were held BY CATHOLIC
societies on Sunday night.
THE BPALDiNG TEMPERANCE GUARDS,
an organization composed Of young men, had
their hTIt public meeting on that evening at
Carroll hall, and very entertaining one II was.
Capt. Mcintosh presided. Several ladies were
among the audience, and the Junior st. Peters
Temperance Society appeared In their hand.
some regAlla. Addresses were delivered by Rev.
Father ksane, DR.. Maupin and MIR. +. Nc.
NeThAny. Everybody went home delighted
chsfishlng the hope that the guards would soon
have another public demonstration.
ct. PATRICK's TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
met on the same evening in another room Of
Carroll halt MIR. George Savage, the apostle
OF Temperance In this city, entertained the as
semblage With one OF his plain, practical and
forclble addresses. He quoted and commented
upon decree 40 OF the Plenary Council VI Balti
more, held In 1896, IN which the bishops there
assembled refer TO excess In drinking as one Of
the most trightiul scandals, and eXhort pastors
To labor for the eItirpaton OF the vice Of drunk.
enness.
THE FATHER MATHEW SOCIETY
also held very interesting meeting In wilson's
hall, Pennsylvania avenue and NlnstOenth
mSntS were made Tor public meeting under the
auspices Of the society, to DO held on the nrst
Sunday Of the ensuing month.
The PLEDGE
At all OF these meetings several persons took
the pledge Uf total abstinenbe.
THH FALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN
may DO now said 10 have been fairly lnAuEuratsd
by our Catholic temperance societies.
ARCHBlBHOP BAYLEY
Is we'll known as one OF the most Eoalous and
incorporating advocates Of the cause, aud so
soon a. the pressure Of urgent official business
permits, he will address the society here under
the auspices Of the Central Catholic Temperance
Union.
FATHER BURKE,
the eloquent Dominican, 10 also expected here
soon alter he dlapose1 Of FrOude-thRt 10 to say
about Christmas, The silyer.tOngued frIaT will
stir up the dry bones Of temperance, aud make
the disciples OF baochus stand aghast at his
frigh Initial pictures Of drunkenness.
THE MKT GENERAL MEETING
Of the Catholic temperance societies connected
with the union will probably DO held In IT.
AlOysius' church. II 30 an address will, Of
course, be delivered by the eloquent Father
Magulro, who, AS pastor Of the church, will pro-
side on the occasion.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

Among the substantial and beautiful archl.
leclural improvements In our rapidly improving
city Is that made upon the house Of u, Richard,
esd, formerly known as the Union Academy, on
the corner Of Fourteenth street ami New York
avenue. This house will hear the name here
after Of The Bryant House, and IL desIp ned
TO be hrst-cllss boarding house. The bsauti.
lul addition was designed by N. q. Stark.
weather, architect The general contractor and
carpenter Is $. ID. Phillips, whose work proves
him TO be n rrst.clhss builder. The brick work
was performed by John Miller, and tho plaster
Ing, hrst-class job by ]. =. King; the paint.
ing by John Barr whose work speaks we'll Tor
ltsell' the whole work has been done under
the special supervision Of Mr.. Richards who
has determined To put his hOua"In charge OF
such caterer as that II shall 81 one Of the
most desirable and comfortable homes for tran.
city.
Mr. II. has shown by his liberal expenditures
that he has faith In the present and future
growth Of our city. All the present stToot.raiI.
roads pass by this house, which lie located in
one Of the most growing and best business parts
OF our city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12
InEiI

To orr PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC: We have
received tho following dispatches from fire
Insurance companies represented by US in this
city:
OTTICE HoME IEsURASCE COMPANY, NEW YoHK
Homes Boston losses will not exoeed one mil
lion. With present assets no stronger company
On the continent. A. y. WILLMARTH,
"Nlce President"
The assets Of this sterling company amount to
between tour and hye million dollars Its Obi.
cago losses lover two million dOllars) were hon
OTably paid within three months after tho hTe.
Prom the Insurance Company OF North Amer
lea We have the following message:
'Company's surplus not halftaken. 90 ahead.
"CHNs PLAT, Vice President"
The North American, Incorporated lTg4 II the
oldest stock company In America. Assets be-
tween three and four million dollars, LOsses
paid since It's organization over tWenty.six mil.
lion dollars.
The PbUnlx, Of Hartford, under date of No
yember II, y. IN, teeRTaphs as follows:
"Our Boston losses about halt q million. We
are good. u. W. o, SKILToE, Secretary"
This layOrlte company, that has stood 90 IN any
shocks and paid 50 many losses, has a surplus Of
one million dollars over It's capital
The lOss sustained by the PhenIX, OF Brook.
Ign, Is about four hundred and hfty thousand
dollars. The assets OF the COMPANY amount to
over two million dollars.
The Firemen's, OF New York, so far as we can
learn, has had but slight, II any, loss. The com
pany has done an honorable business for nearly
NAH century. A. $. Pratt n Son,
Corner Ninth and ID streets
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS


NdTIuEs or NEW AnyRRTIsKMENI
WI WALL n Co, Ructlonserr, will soil on
Tuesday, November 70, At ~ O'Clock, a. ~,
lot Of clothing.
A NEw ten.room house for sale on easy terms
A NEW two.Story brick house for sale
LATiMER h CLRARY, auctloneors and real
estate brokers' will cell on Monday, November
IS, Rt4 O'Clock, p. M. valuable improved prop.
erty.
The members Of Lebanon Lodge, No 2, ,. A.
A. NJ, will meet this evening.
A YOUNG MAN IL wanted as q salesman.
wML, WALL 4 Co. are offering large stock
Of carpets at private sale.
TUE annual convocatlon Of tho Grand Royal
Arch Chapter Of the District Of Columbia will
he held this evening.
Tue Insurance companies Of which ]. q. Lewis
Is commissioner are all safe.
DR. }. y. MAY will resume the practice Of his
profession.
TVS sale Of MattIngly 4 Wheeler, auctioneers
aud brokers, Of valuable real estate In Washing.
ton, Is postponed until Monday, November IS
at o'clock, p. m.
THE sale by Thos. WaggamAn, real estate
auctiOneCrs, OF valuable real estate Ia postponed
until Monday, November IS, at o'clock, p. m.
GREEN wILLIANs, auotIoneers, will sell on
Friday, November =, at O'Clock, p. M, valua-
hlo real estate situated In Washington county,
near Fort Carroll, on tho PiscAtaWay road.
THE Bryant House, corner Fourteenth street
and New York avenue, will open on the 18th OF
December.
p. u. MCGUiRE, real estate agent, has for
rent elegantly furnished houses.
PRINCE Is selling the entire stock Of his bazaar
ut cost.
THE Insurance companies OF which VIM. l..
Bramhall n Go. are agents are all sale.
Tue upper portion Of house No. I2l7 Psnrsyl.
yania avenue for rent
THE r. W. Grand Lodge, Il. W. Encamp
ment, Central Lodge, No. l, and Mount NebO
Encampmcnt, No. ., will assemble this after.
noon.
FIVE hrstclass clerks arc wanted.
SEX the card Of Tallmadge a 90, general 10.
suranCe agents, in today's Issue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12
AMIIsEM ENTR,



THE Red Pocket Book" attracted to tho Ma.
tlOnal last night very respectable audience
notWl outstanding the rain. The ship scene was
all THAT has been claimed for It In the way VI
realistic and mechanical triumph. II excited
on the part Of the audience great interest, and
when the ship went down the applause was long
and the most enthusiastic heard ln the National
for long time. The drama itself will hardly
be popular one In Washington, but the shlI,
scene will nOat II for while,
Tue Theatre CSmIaae.
The names embraced In the programme at the
Theatre OOmlque last night handsomely hlIed
the house. The entertainment led OIL with A
pantOmlmlo sketch, in which Wesley and Miss
johnson bore the leading parts. Frank Howe
took we'll In his Dutch spScialties, and the
HAWley brothers quite Nil tie place Of QuIlier
and Goodrich; but all were eager TO see Sappho
and she was greeted with a round OF applause
As she came on the stage for her "f.lngard
Sketches" She Is a beautiful child, and smart
the most graceful and pleasing character, and
Of decided merit. They arc such as 10 please
the most cultivated and rehned people Much
was expected from Mile Granville and she
allied the bill. II her jaw had been carved out
o. an Iron mountain, II could hardly be stronger
Her strength In that particular Il phenomenal.
The Sickle ballet Is the newest, best, and
the ComIqus. The enteTtainment oonclIdsj
with "The Rose OF the Village" one Of OUen.
baehs comic operas, 10 which Sappho took tho
TOt o. Jlnmy jim, inc shoemaker. What Ia
called tho Legitimate stage In distinction Of tho
Variety would DO gTaoed by the troupe now peF.
forming at the Oomlque.
AIstTOBSIItAn Variety Theatrs.
The minstrel boards Of the Metropolitan were
musical last night with the negro impsrsona.
TOPS OF Charley Howard. He was cordially re-
oeiyed, and a. tho successor Of Sam Sanford
suffered little By comparison. The one.aFmed
comedian, N. b. Sinner, was very SoceptGbie m
his sPocialies. KITTY Sharpe and Sallis Rogers
performed their parts we'll, and the local eX.
trayaganIa Of tho "FemAls Base Ball CIubu
which finished tho programme excited rOaTs Of
laughter.
Theodore Thomas
II Will be borne In mind by the community
that tho sale for reserved seats for The,dore
Thomas concerts will commence at MetEerot'y
this morning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

A meeting will be held To morrow nluht at the
Fifteenth street Presbyterian church for tbe
purpose Of raising poeuhiATy AID fur Osborne r.
AndoTs0n, 10 enable him To procure nOuTish.
neht IN hlsdisiress. Mr.. Anderson Is tho only
survivor Uf the John Brown raid aud h Ia feebis
health. Several eminent citizens have been In
Vited and arc expected u bs present, aud do ali
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12
NNRNaFN

To argue tho value Of sewing machines seems
al this time To 10 an unnecessary task TLe
leading machines Of the country were tested hy
experts day after day for a period Of over fOur
weeks at the great fair at the Maryland Insti.
tute, where the highest award OF a medal was
Hyen TO the Florence Improved Sewing Ma
chine. Agency, ABRAHAM6 BRn.,
IuIhSS 4b3 Penn. avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

The eplEOotlc Is the cause assigned for 50 many
| Idle contractors.
The horses are getting along better. hast
| nights rain didn't help them.
The Jlbbenainasay Proc tor opened his :" Red
| Pocket book " last night at the National
Another horse gOne-the PaLioL The eDt.
| EoOtlc and Grants reelection fixed II.
TWenty'seyen dead horses and COWS wore re.
ported to the health ONCE yesterday.
Sawyer, Of the Boston Traveller, has a nav
nat and umbrella at tho expense OF shaw,
There were lots Of people on the avenue yes.
terdAy' nut towards evening the rain cause,I a
general scattering.
Inc REPuBLICAN's OK teams were out ysster.
Ing NV 'u''u
ySndePhgrg's steam traIn beats the opIroOtIc
oxen aud all other substitutes " death, IL was
on duty yesterday. - "
The United Mechanics hold their Anniversary
reunion at Odd Fellows hall, on Wednesday
evening, November 10.
not. I.sd n map" should have been the foot
II was the worst ever seen hsreabOut
Each member OF the Legislature has about
hileen applicants after him TO got posItIonS IoT
them lts hard work to do, as may readily be
The members Of the police force ara ,unnIvIn.
themselves with their new winter hats TbsS
and warm. s
~ II ~ shlu mat Well.knOWn resident of tho
Tenth Legislative district has been stricken
win paralysis from the effect Of severe bOlIly
eNertion last Monday night.
The following was the range Of the thermom,
eter Yesterday at Hempler's OptlcIan store, No
tbJ fonnsylYAnia avenue, corner OF FOur.And a
hall street; a. N, So; 10 a. m, b2i II m. "a,
: ?. m co. p H., j5; o p. IN, 81; y. IN, 81
Thos' 4 Waggaman, real estate auclIoDesr.
mas sold the following property; No. al street
lot IL ~ 10 feet, 10 II. SchmIdtmAn for All 72b
10; WI rum street. lot II by 100 ieet, TO Conrad
Keller, for u 900; No. g&j Filth street IoI ID nv
100 ieet, to A. Elliott, for $780,
Edward Denlermann, a milk man. living in
virginia, about six miles from the city, during
the prevalence Of tho oplEoOtlc, has had ia
mlik. wagon drawn 10 the city by his two sonS.
And Kept bis customers regularly supplied.
number Of the employees Of the pollee do.
pATtment have not yet received the proDOTtIon
o. their pay, due BY the county, for NAV. ISL
Inc blil Tor the amount has been passed BY Inc
auditing commission. '
On Sunday afternoon the steam yacht Rothen
rom England, with u pleasure party, arrived
IN the Eastern branch and anchored OF the
navy yard. There are i've persons In the com
pany, including MIR. Brassey, member of PaTlia-
ment and his wife. They have taken rooms at
me Arlington and propose spending several
days In our city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

A cOlOred man, named Dennis Garter, TesId.
Ing 10 Gross shRntlAs on NJ street, between
Filth and Sixth strehts southeast, died very
suddenly At noon on Sunday. The coroner was
notified, and up TO late last night held no eN.
ANNA ton.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

The car conductors will give tail tonight at
OLA FellOWs hall, aud have made arrangements
20 give their patrons n good reception. dive
them TuusCT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

oruor OF Now York avenue and Fifteenth
street, pays per cent Per annum on deposits
for each calendar month. Banking hours . to
" Saturdays, VI and 4 tOs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

~ wa HIEarOH, u, q October %, 1872,
On the pstitioa OF CrHUG OHAMBERa, III Of PhilA.
dslphiA, PsnnsyvAnia, praying Tor the 6Itensoh OF
Tor an improvement In Pepper tOldinE Machines
It q ordered that the testimony 10 tue oaso DO
time for ding arguments and EIAmlneTs Tep0F
hB limited 70 the ian day Of March next, an
next. " VT. p o .H 100. -
AnV person may oppose this sItanSloa. ' a'
0O9s fuSW MD. Lkodkrf, oommlISonST.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

TUE new COlonnade Hotel, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
Is only one block from the United States Mint,
LADIRs AND GENTLEMEN, n you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In a fTste class amer
send them to A. FisHRIl, els Ninth street, CD.
pOslte Patent Once, The Professor will give
you satisfaction without fsil. Kid gloves ned
nice and cheap,
"NICToR"
Sewing Machine,
and
Nine. Demorests,
Patterns,
l0A PonnsylyanlA avenue, between FuuF.andR
half and sixth streets.
fOR MOST Delicious
HOMEMADE SAUSAGE
90 TO FEBRHNH
STAR MARKET,
Northeast corner q aud Thirteenth streets
northwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

Jane r NiehOlBnn was divorced from VIM. T.
Nicholson by the Equity Court ytsteriAyt
The parties were married In Georgetown, In
1881.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12
" NICTOR "
Sewing Machine,
and
VV.aa


sewing Machine Is the best Of ALL The perfec.
ZION OF stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
Oi work, ease Of operation, nolselesS, Tor more
nearly sothan any other shuttle machine self
adlutting tensions, simplicity and durability .Ol
All parts Is not equAlod In any other machine.
Once, pO5 street, Masonic Temple.
NJ. 7. ADAMS h Co, ARentA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

rHURsToN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
pest Dentrihee In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy,
Price 20 and % cents
JoUvENs lnOderous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior to anything known. Prioe rs cents.
THoHrsOE's POmade Optimo Is exquisite. II
soitens, beauties, and strengthens the hair,
Price IS and 50 cents.
All for sale BY DruRRfEtR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

PRICE List OF GENTS FURNIsHINa GoOps
At GOLDMAN STEINBHRG, NKw GENTS
fuRNisHiNa GOoDs SrORE, No. 10 SEVENTH
STREET, CORNER OFN:
Hood White Shirts, 70 cents, So cents, a, al. So
Our " white shirts IL unsurpassed In the city /;
good MerinO Undershirts anu Drawers, 90 cents,
~ cents 70 cents, IL, sl.25 and u 20. We sell a
better Al UndershiFt than any house in town,
splendid English Socks, Is cents per paIr
Knit Jackets, large variety and at very low
prices The finest variety Of Ties, Bows and
Scaris ever seen In this city.
Depot Tor Gents' Kid Gloves, IN all the oIrra
coiors and shades Tor street wear. sul0yes,
Gloves, Gloves, OF any imaginable kind, and at
low hkutes. Come and convince yourselves Al
goods warranted as represented
GOLDMAN n STENnERa,
Corner Seventh and q streets
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

w nRT1iiPMa iprrihi,SS o.. BAI7ITI0IIE,I n0
SIIRR STFhE IOP. OF GULD's Low PRRS
ss,hIbSSA MI iLAIiNG APPARGTUs.
soTnioIt q hhleeted with our home, Ita health,
insnSS.tts shu happiness can Justly command more
IL III ~ JonsiserAil0n than the quality and vital
NO.. ~ Ky. hf, me element upon which ohlShT de-
PfhuA tns existence Of those mnst dear 10 nS onT
msfs I'M lu Shudren, who spend the greater part Of
siI uNta Nthln doors, Hence, the Artificial heat
nuiun nay mhte That air Impure becomes sabIs0t Of
tAIsmolht HRnihoAnos, The following are : few Of
tIo,.srd 7 t.ti..1a where our Apparatus 10 In
TtosaLa nnlverIt,, OoroorAn Art GAlisTy, MGsonie
IA OouTt room, Congressional LbTATy
h9tuhuA q Uni et states OApltil, WAllaah kohool
Vs5iinTN b1nti batent once, ), W Thonp,ons
". bailach's, GoyoTnoTa MAns,on tApnknoii. ,
"nt ~ visitation, and Mount Nope lnsAns A.
thlrlatgA. N''N''Ai hNl
1 THE shkiS RANGE AED PARLoR SUN AND
hlnnINlNb flhtPLAOE HRATFRS Tsost9 a
he kItminn a. the Maryland State FGlT Ii FsIs ~
~ ne VSni InAututs, and American lnsuEuto II
~ wv ltth' Iliey ere the hest HAuFaa and PSra
paus hoel1fu 10 ihp unltsd htAlsa BoL nalo il IN.
AlbHAndF ''' '"''b''oNhf ana