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Mr. Bergh has decreed that dogs are not to
wear muzzles in warm weather, as it prevents
. them perspiring. When overcome with heat
their only way Of cooling off is to loll out the
tongue and trot contentedly along with open
mouth. No doubt the unmuzzled CANNES.
with one accord, will praise him as nice
Bergh for "dog-days."
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Portland, Rutland, OswegO & Chi
cagO Railway Company.

O"6V DHH"UJ VViHPdHys
TTyHE Stockholders Of this corporation aIe hereby
Il notified that their annual meeting will be held
at the Company's Office in Racklef Block, corner OF
Middle and Church Street in Portland on WEDNES-
DAY, the 31st day of July current at O'Clock in
the forenoon for the following purposes
1st-To hear and act upon the reports Of the Di-
rectors and Treasurer. .fs 7a .Etr
2d-To choose board of Directors.
3d-To see IL the Stockholders will instruct the Di-
rcctors to apply to the Legislature to extend the time
for locating and completing their road.
4th-TO see If the Stockholders will instruct their
Directors to petition the legislature to authorize the
City Of Portland to loan its credit in aid of the
struction of their road.
5th-To tragsact any other business that may le-
gally come before them. a sEI ...a.
Per order of the Directors. s"t
JOHN NEAL, Clerk.
Portland. x. 1879. wi
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WM. Fl. JERRIS,
Real Estate and Loan Agent,

Honses, Lots and Farms for Sale.
He would refer parties abroad to the following
named gentlemen OF this city: Hon. Geo. f. Shep.
ley, Hon. A. w; H. Capp, Hon. Benjamin Kings
6oury, DR., Hon. Nathan Webb, Hon. John Lynch,
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.

prima donna has received tempting offers 10
visit America.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-20

Able Liszt is coming to America.
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Musical.

Messrs. MaIetzek and Jarret have engaged
as comprimaria, Mile. Grossi, young Ger
man soprano who recently made an encour-
glng deout at Drury Lane, as Marguerite de
Vdtois in "Les Huguenots," She has also
sung, with success, in Vienna and Berlin.
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BOarders Wanted,
Vessels Wanted.
CITY OF PORTLAND.


IN THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED
AND sEvENTY-TwO.
AN ORDINANCE
Entitled AN Ordinance to Amend an Ordinance re-
lating to Evergreen Cemetery"
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Com
mon Council of the City of Portland in CITY Coun-
Gil assembled, as follows:
SECTION 1. Section of the Ordinance relating
~ to Cemeteries on Page 81 of the printed ordinan.
ees, Is hereby amended by striking cut the words
twenty dollars" in the second line of said section
and instead thereof the words mot less than ten
more than fifty dollars, as may be determined by
the Committee on Cemeteries and Public Grounds
acting with the advice and consent of the Trustees of
said Cemetery"
The price to be mentioned as the consideration
named in the deed from the city, shall be fixed by
the Committee on Cemeteries and Public Grounds
and Trustees Of Evergreen Cemetery, and Sched-
ue OF said lots for sale, with numbers sectons and
prices, shall be made by said Committee and Trus-
tees, and recorded with the City Treasurer and local
Superintendent Of said Cemetery. s, fa -Hf
SECTION 2. SaidiSectien4 is further amended, by
striking out the word twenty in the eighth line
SECTION 8. All ordinances inconsistent herewith
are hereby repealed. ai .1asl flll
SECrIoNH This Ordinance shall take effect when
approved. .ft ~, ..... .,.T q1T,I-.7 ~. :
Approved July 16, 1872. dicI jy1sd10t
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An English chemist AYERS that the manu-
facture of wine is now conducted on such
highly scientific principles that grapes are
gradually being dispensed with.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-20

Mime. Marie Sasse, the eminent tragic
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Portland Company
8 ANNUAL MEETING,

-'-- '.t NNOAL TM EiE IlN0Is
NNHE Stockholders OF the Portland Company are
Z Il hereby notified that the Annual Meeting Of the
corporation will be held at the office Of the Company
at their works, Tuesday, the 23d day Of July at
viz:
1s To act the reports of the Directors and Treas
urer.
I'd. To choose Directors for the ensuing year
Sd: To act on any other business that may come be-
fore the meeting.
1ai- g.r JACOB MCCLELLAN, Clerk.
Portland Iulv q 1879 ivo ttH. "a
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1t is reported that Jay Cookies next finan-
cial movement will be in the direction of
matrimony, and that Philadelphia belle will
be the leading operator in the syndicate.
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A little boy in Shreveport recently asked
lady who made her teeth. She replied.
"God." SWELL" remarked young Shreve-
port, "Dr. Kendall made mothers, and they
beat yours by sight, -.
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For Sale.
House and Lot for Sale,

HOUSE No. 20 Anderson ST. Price $1,000. Seven
- nnished rooms and good cellar, may be sup
piled with Sebago water at small expense. If not
sold before LIST August will be rented.
Apply to JOHN PORTEOUS,
Jy6-tlAug Agent Grand Trunk Railway.
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An epileptic patient was seized with con-
Vulsions in Chatham street OF clo' shop the
other day, much to the distress of the propri-
etor, who declared, sh' help him, it wash de
firsht time anyvon ever got fit in hish store.
The Boston Post says that everything was
done coolly, in spite of the weather, in Bal
timore." Yes, but it was of the wet blanket
order of coolness.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson put this question in
his characteristic college address at Amherst:
May not the time come when the poetry of
Homer and Milton will seem like the sound of
of tin panY .... -... .r... .r-v P
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1t is announced that Prince Bismarck, who
ceased attending the Masonic lodge when war
was declared against Austria, is now about to
return to it. 'U r.
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The fashion correspondent of Harper's s
Bazar writes from Paris that Parisian toes
were only comfortable through the month Of
June when being toasted before blazing fire.
Gauzy wrappings and lace overdresses caus-
ed their owners to shiver as they thought of
them folded away unused, heavy silks and
even velvet dresses being worn in place of the
seasonable clothing prepared. And so varia-
BILE is the temperature that umbrellas, fnrs
and parasols often come into requisition on
the same day. . "
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The long, talked-of scheme of putting
third rail on the Erie railroad so as to have
the common gauge of four feet, eight and a
half inches, is to be carried out by the new
managers. The broad gauge will be contin-
ued for the present rolling stock until it Is
worn out, but all new cars and locomotives
will be built of the narrow gauge.
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For all kinds of work. heavy or light, and the most
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

ReuabIiean UsntrsI Conniittee The stund-
ina Csusni,tses- .HosaIutiSns Of lfnrmosV.
The Republican central committee held .
meeting last evening At Union League halli
John n Brooks in the chair, and H. a. Jones
7 A contamination was real from william H.
Slater stating that he asunabla 10 be preeent,
and appcintlng Joseph FLYNN as p,oHy. Aiso,
Rspubiicsn Club u The FiflR district appGln,-
ing Thos Martin 70 MI the vacancy IN the dele
CATION from that district ocoasloned BY the res.
SSsG So q o n s. SaS Ss SGsHsisS to ne
papers were referred TO tho committee on cic.
dentiAla.
The Chair announced the following com.
Finance-A. s. solomens, Alfred Jones, l.. s.
Emery, A. b. Tlnney. John n. Murray, Robert
Hatton, vacancy, Seventeenth DISTRICT
rl%SiSy EsS.y G H. sP$i y b Rss'I
w. Buker, Sol a, Brown.
oampslEn-M, Z, Kelley, ThIr,senth dis,rleti
Sol. q. brown, First vacancy, sesondi Z. l..
Fifth; John 4. Murray, SIXTH vacancy, SEVENTH
Thos. II. Chase, Eighth, 1taiah Washington,
Ninth; John Wallace, Tenlhi vacancy, Eloyenthi
iecathi Daniel y. CahIii, Fiiieentb, d. Henson,
Slxtecnthj vacancy, Seventeenth; q. u. Brooks,
ElEhteenthi A. Gleason, Ninsteenthi ID. a.
Gonnelly, Twentlethi George III II, Miehsynotld''
Addresses, Publications and PrintluR-B. N.
Needs, Twentieth district; W. II. Craig,
FOURTH N. y. kelley Thlrieenthi W. q; Mat
ond; Jas. a. Jsnifer, Tsnthi vacancy to DO nled,
Halls and MeetlnEs-Geo II, Boslou, Thlr.
,sSp,h district Daniel .S T,hl nlitsSn.6
W. Duckett, Tenth; Chas. u. whiting, First
Vacancy 10 be nllod, Seventeonth district
Registration-r :.ubey, Nineteenth dlstricli
Henry Hlmber, flfth; Jacob FISHER, fltgt
Casper Keller, Eighth A. q. McGrew, Elgh
toenth; II. q, Baldwin, Fourteenth, W. II
Peterborough, Fiftcenth
UrodoH tisa X RlAG, III Ei"S wo f1E
Smith vacancies, Seventh and Eleventh dis.
Civil Rigbts-wnllam A. Cook, Eighth dis.
trict; J. n. Branson, EiEhteenth, y. =. Grant
Flfh, Middleton Foster, Twenty. second NJ
Duly, Twelflh; W, II. Slater, Sixteenth. A
vacancy TO be hlled, Fourth district.
The Chair submitted written statement that
the Committees were formed without full rep
TOsentatiOn from all the districts, and won't on
10 state what districts were contested and what
were not; how tho organization Of the commit
The resolution Of Mr.. Alfred Jones, for III,
harmoniElng Of tho two committees, with thu
substitute Of Mr.. Baker, (both heretofore pub
iishsd ~ The hssrg5HLieasD wsre .sh s.,i, n
rejected and the resolution defeated
The resolution Of MIR. Boron, requesting thu
District clubs 70 organize and enroll their mem
MI. Canili ofsred a substitute, which reoItsl
that they do not admit that tho organization
wac Improper. They invite tho members cleo
oo S S % eonnsc. tbomselSss with Il with
out unnecessary delay, assuring them Of good
will and treatment, and that a copy Of the feso
buttons DO sent 10 tho delegates elect from TIL
Seventh, Eleventh and Seventeenth districts.
Tho resolutions were postponed one week
Mr.. Smith introduced q resolution, which wa
adopted, that they, deplore the lack Of work 4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS

Nnrtufs or NRw sDvKnrIrRRrRNrr
THn PLACE 10 20, bargains Is at Princes
BaEaf, ioos Peunnylvanla avenue.
A naouLAR nEETiNo Of the Ohio Voters Re.
publican Union will be held this evening.
W.. HARRovnR repairs all kinds Of stoves.
J. y. Zoe a 10. are prepared 10 furnish any
sinount Of stone Of every variety Of ,lle and
shape. r.l rH HH
sELur a NAuDAiH arc offering their goods at
one third le's than auction prices.
NV GALr, Bno. 4 90. call particular at.
tentlou 10 thsir stock of superior watches.
NJ. W. GAIT, BRo. \ %. have ali sizes Of
ladies' and gcntiemen's umbrella.
Two and fcurpassenger pony phactUns At
Robert II. drah ans
Tma Republicans o. the Nineteenth district
will meet this evening. ~
u. II. wAnSEn. real estate broker and auc.
tioneoR VIII soil on Thursday, May 2, at 0
O'Clock, D. M, an elegant new three tory and
basement brick house, No. ss7 south A street,
two squares nom ths Capitol
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

The RsmlnRtonsi A. I supp0se that lpersou
would have thought 90 run reading the tele.
gram.
BY the Chairman, Y. In relation 70 ali the
NEGOTIATIONS OF the war Dcpartmout (by which
mean 10 include the bureau Of ordt uanoe,l
would 700 OF not Al all times have promptly
the Information within your Department, n re.
duestedf A. most assufedly, gladly. F.
The Marquis dc Chambrun. ALLOW ma tomhke
: tcmark' Inst pom. agoa, saynf ua NJ
rnony over had stricken out mytelL iccAuse,
0nrcnection, concluded that somebody else
Had pronounced that wordi but here, In the heat
OF dsbats, let II drop.
Secretary Berknap. You should be muro care.
nut
The Marquis dc Chambrup. I strunk II out
myself.
Secretary Belknnp. want no cof,trvversy;
but you struck II out AFTER you bad said II, and
% had nono 70 the country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

meeting yesterday, and agreed 10 report hyor-
ably on the following measures: The Dill intro
duoed In the Senate, On Monday, by MI PAtter.
son, 10 fund certain liabilities Of the city OF
Washington, with an amendment striking out
that clause OF the bill which prohibits the Dis.
tTiot authorities from taxing the property Of
residents which lies outside Of tho District linn
Board OF Health Of the District VI Columbiai
tho bill for a new jail, With an amendment ap
pTopFiatlng s3O0,O00 instead OF 100000 for It's
eonstruetlon, and the bill introduced In the
senate, December II, 1871, ontitled bill U SO
cure equal rights In the public schools OIL wash
inKton and 0eorget0Wn.
The hills providing for the extension o. the
MetropolitAn street railway and the AnAeostia
and Potomac Tivor railroad were laid over until
the next meeting Of the committee on Wednts-
dny next, ..#...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

WIN. L. Wall a 90. will sell, at 10 o'clock o.
m tho furniture Of the st. James hotel, corner
Of Sixth street and PennsylyAnia avenue,
Green n Williams will sell, At 10 O'Clock q. m,
at SO Tenth street northwest, nne and supo-
Tior ooilsctiOn Of household and Kitchen hifni.
tuTo.
I.Atlmer 4 Cleary will SELL at 10 O'Clock q. IN.
At SeVonth.stTeet wharf, tho steamer Arrow,
formerly running between the city Of Washing
ton and Mount Vernon.
Also, at o'clock n. m, improved property on
the alley between Twelfth and Thirteenth and
n and u streets northwest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

Reynolds, vice president, In the chair, and
james Ryan secretary. After n gona1al ex-
preston Of oplulon a. TO the attitude proper 10
DO assumed BY the Organization upon tho Ap.
unanimously IN favor Of supporting the nOmi-
nees OF the Philadelphia Convention, a com
mittee, consisting Of james Ryan, j. u. OCon-
Hickey aud l.. b. DoWell was appointed 70 dram
a plan Of reorganization. The secretary. was
instructed TO call q meeting on Thursday, April
"a, 1874 The meeting then adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

VIM, NJ. Morton, the genial vice president Of
the Young Mems Rspublican Club, thought TO
astonish the REPUBLICAN corps yesterday AFTER
good, and Morton Is 3 good fellow, as everybody
knows
The detective corps under Chief Ciarvos have
succeeded, during the past week, In roooyering
a lot Of valuable silks, GhAWla and sons valuable
jewelry and many HmAll articles. On several
occasions they have boon obliged 10 20 10 other
cities To accomplish their aims.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

Another society Of tho Hibspians was organ;
iEed ON Tuesday evening, AZ ~ fstsrs sonool
Wiz PrsSldent, MIR. y. Hickey secretary, MAJ.
II. Oulahani treasurer, Nj. MeOormleki WITH
Miss A, Neville and n. Barry, nrst and eeoond
and Mr. Peter McNamara, who Joined and az
copied the position VI marshal, A. AZ encourage.
mont " his countTymon Of East washington 10
put Up Something Tor rainy day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

At tho Morse memorial meeting kilograms
were received from Bombay; China Strait Set
Elements; Hong Kong Java; Australian BAtRylai
Singapore; Egypti 1ndiai Londoni Montreal
ST L0uisi, ChaTlestown, MASH London, Tenn;
Hartford, Conn.i Milwaukee, Wisi PouE hkoep.
sic, N. vi st. PAUL. Worcester, kaas.i Bostoni
Augusta, Mel Philadelphia; syracuse, N. r.;
Charlotte, N, Oh Albany, OhArleston, s. Oh
Harrisburg, PAi San Franeiscoi Cincinnatii
York, Pa, 81 Johns, n. B.i Concord, N. HI
Ptttsburg, Pa; New Oloann, LAT Galveston,
Texas; HArpor's Ferry, Va; Des Moines, Iowa.
Savannah, CAT Cincinnati Yale Club; BunAloi
Portsmouth, N. H., Salt Lake. Reading, Pa
Harrington, Iowa; Council Bluffs Brigham
ioungi Petersburg, Val Western Union Tells.
graph, New Yorti Augusta, Ca Rochester, N.
York, Detroit, Mich.j BALTIMORE Pensacola
Columbia, s. o. 81. Augustine, Fla-i Omaha,
Nob.j Chicago, ILL.,; Davenport, Iowa; indianap-
oils, Ind, So Harris6arE EaD Lynn, Mas !
lumbus, CAT Cedar Rapiia, Ind, I2) Loayen-
worth, Kanl New Haven, Conn., waysIly, Mo I
Louisville, XVI Nicksbufg, Miss Mobile, Ala.
OttumWA, Ill; Toledo, Ohio; Cleveland, Ohio;
Wilmington, Del Topeka, kau.i Burlington,
Iowa, t2O Grand Rapids, Mich, and Memphis,
Tenn,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
ItIrs.

About l2OclOck, yesterday morning, the wood
shed OF 0en. II Thomas, on Nlnotoonth street,
between and X streets, caught firo by a ser.
want cArelossly throwing hot ashes ~ barrel
10 the shed. The flames were subduOd through
the dNeftlonl o. the noighbors, Sergeant
Knoaso and Oiheer Britt. The lolB sustained
Is supposed 70 DO about w. I.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

Tho record Of the clerk Of tho Supreme Court
OF this District shows that divorce 10 becoming
dny but two persons applied for licenses 70 DO
married, while fiye made application for divorce,
At this rate 10 less than eeSen years there would
rot be married couple a. tho seat Of govern
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
BAITmORB ANNUAL CONFERENCE a.
ME, CHUHCH.
r''''r4-' s..:s::,.s T B.,. to the Fr'.

W. y. CHUhCHs
.i.-. .H ~.
Yesterdays EserrlsesL a Wait to the Frssl-
soRsINo sSssloN. 49,.
elsss, oonduetef " Rev. ! . ,. hetbert;
Rev Samuel Watts was reported BY letter
PhlladsiphlA Conference.
The conferences then went into general cOun-
seling for the purpose Of making arrangements
ior the fare OF the delegates 70 the general con-
fsrsnce. =
They next pfOceeded 70 the discussion Of the
ninth question: "Who have been elected and
For local services, J. n. Gray. The recon.
mendatlon Of Brother Gray was receiYed, as he
stood iaii examination.
for deacons, =
warren Smith and W. A. HuKhs were pre-
sented and elected elders ID the local service.
Jecon y. Hatton was elected 70 elders orucrs
In the itlnerancy.
Josiah II. Hughes and jas. II, slinar were
presented and elected 70 elders orders.
addressed the oooisrence, And offered rosoiu.
ton aekinR tho conference 70 tndorto the action
Of the society, which was referred 70 the com
VISIT TO Tar rREsIpnsr.
Tho conferences then took recess, ~ pet pre-
vious arrangements, 70 visit President Qtani
wsymssn' pissidIps oissr q The conisSsnss, AMI
the secretary, Rev, j, y. A. Johneon, lol.
lowed BY about sixty members, and prooeedsd
direct 70 the Executive MANSION hha vpon ~
| irving there they were shown into the hast
room. As soon as they were placed IN position,
President Grant entered. The bishop and Rev
Mr. Johnson were then iniroduesd, and me
| secretary MT. Johnson) addressed tho Preai
dent m iolloWs;
| THu ADDREss, .
MR., PRECEDENT: We are pleased WIN the
| opportunity afforded Us 10 extend 70 you our
| friendly greetings, We come as menoers Oi
the Baltimore Annual Conference Of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church Of the United
| states Of America, 70 represent unto you, ~,
the unielgned regards q this denominatlon ior
you As our most excellent Hhlel magistra,e.
| slr. We are mere To-Day as oltheh. loyal 70 INC
| nag, and ~ Christians true 70 the best interests
| OF the Church, 70 thank u0d IN your presence
Tot your services, when were instrumental m
eneclually clearing me way LOT the advanocnent
% out Rsdsemsrsklrgdom among our preshrsn'
who were BY slavery kept ~ spiritual darkness.
Sir, there is no denomination that more exten.
| slvely realizes the boneht OF your aohieyemonts
IN establlshing tho supremacy Of the General
| uovernment than the one Ieprosonten " vs..
| where We once had not memoer, now We have
our tens OF thousands, and your administfntlon
| has been 20 purely oharactoritod Win cispo-
eition ioi peace, that our Church there nourisne.
| sud Wielda a powerful influence TOT the good ol
| tho nation. This, too, has been msasurably
| manifested by your t0rboAranco aud reticenoo
under The m2st trying eircumstanGes ,,.,., a.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

IRIS ONLY NECESSARY for ono TO visit tho sA.
Tive store Of MI. NJ. ia, Prince, on Pennbylya-
MA avenue, near Eleventh street, 70 b. con.
yineOd that his assortment Of hne goods are
dultS M 70 the standard and prOmiaea made
Ia hls advertlSemonts 10 to-days paper. HIS
goods arc Warranted as me and reaaonabiu IN
price az any IN the market A call upon him
would be Advisable,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

Sealsd proposals will he Tooeiyed al the yloe
pferldent's odieo, Board Ol Public Works, until
ThuTsday, April q, noon, Tor laying 10 the city
oil Washington seventy thouaand llneal ieel
(moro or iessl Of llHinoh Iron water Pipes, spe'
cial castings, and stop cocks.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
srArEs PArKNr ovrIoF,

WunnqToH, D. o., March v, ls72,
% The getitloa Of HEhhY BLlNDY and fRID,
nalok y y BLASDr q kAnsuyllls, ohie, prA,lns tor
sddiy o. August is6s. tor "a inproVemsnt In Steam
III "a ordr,.d that IN. t.stimony in tbo case DO
elosed on tAs "a day Of july neKtj that the tlme
ior hllnI AIsnlnenta and the EEAmlner's report ns
Penuon be heard on The iiih dsy Of jay neIt'
ma, Pr RGo sisrf.'e oRanm..lon.r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
RnIIliE.

Pollen CouRT-yudge SAeiL-John Caya.
nAuEh, prolAne; fined 81 George W. Dyer, samo
oiieneei nned IS. Elizabeth Csyanaugh and 10
abella Wilson, Migrants; sixty days At work
John Lewis, carrying slungshot, nned t2o
OpheliA Brown, Nagrant; W0FkhOuso. Ellen
Nash, curslngjtb hne: Butler, An assault on
on his wiiei the Judge nned him go, and Ta'
quired 500 bonds for tho poaoo for six months,
and 10 stand committed until given. James
sixty days In Jail. Wilson drifith, nnod Is. A
Warrant WAS lasucd charging Ernest Weber
with the larceny Of blankB worth ZOO He gave
bail IN 500 for q further hearing.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

" MAEMRgIog, ID. o.. March ", ltia
90 the petltlon 81 MknnrIE SMITH, o. lthAsa,
New Yofk, hdnilnlstTatfln o. George r. Smith, de.
eoAsed pTaynE for the extension Of patent granted
q the tsid George n smith on me mn DAY o. Jgy'
for 40 Improvement In Railway switohOsl
IL 10 ordered that tho testimony In tho case be closed
on lhe ith day Of June neHt that the time
tol ahua arrurlents and the EHAininoTa report be
limited 10 ias 2eth day Of June neI, and that aAd
pstlu5h 6e EtaId on the % day Of July HsHt,
Auy nefaop mar oppoas tbs q ienainn.
apflfhsN ND. Lku0E1T. OommiaaloneI,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

CoATINds, Vestings, SuttinEs, and Pantaloon
Goods, In large variety, Of the nnsst quality, 10
one price 70 all Gro. o. HENxINa,
~ No. 40 Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

oH MONDAY rExr the House Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds will resume the
Seneca stone Investigation, and II Is expected
the work ofthe committee In this matter viii be
BROUGHT 70 Q oloae.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

THE President has accepted an Invitation TO
DO present ut the meeting Of the Society Of the
Army Of the Potomac. at Cleveland, on the Tth
Of May ubxt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

ueERUL FACTS worm KNOWING.
THuRsroH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder 10 the
best Dentrihoo In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price Is and 50 cents.
JouvENs Inodorous KID Glove Cleaner Is tar
Superior 70 anything known. Price IS cents.
THoNrsoN's Pomade Optime 10 exquisite. IL
aoftens, boautlnes, and strengthens tho hair.
Price - and % cents. ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

NoMSATIoS.-The President, yesterday. sent
10 the Senate the nomination Of John J. Moul-
ton, 10 be postmaster at Mobile.