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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-21
BY 4. Huston.
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES PRAGUE

Second district Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1880.
, 1872-11-07

San FRANc1sco, Oct. 29.-Sailed bark
Brontes, for Utsalady.
PoRr MAD1soN-Arrived, Oct. 28th,
brig Deacon Sailed, Oct. 29th, bark
Oakland.
PoRr BLAKELy, Nov. 1.--Sailed, bark
Sampson for Callao, bark Scotland for
San Francisco.
Steamship California, Capt. John
Hayes, left Portland, Oregon, Oct. 80,
at 5 O'Clock P. NJ; passed the Cos.
steamer Orifamme in the river going to
Portland; crossed the Bar next day at
4 o'clock P. NJ, bar very rough; two ves-
sells outside; had fair wind up the coast;
arrived at Port Townsend on the 28th at
8 O'Clock P. NJ; discharged passengers
and 40 tons of freight, and left at $50
A. NJ, Nov. 1st; arrived at Seattle at 2-3O
P. NJ. Has on board 80 tons of freight
for this place, consisting principally of
-four, oats, bran, feed and sugar, con-
signed to Schwabacher Bros. & Co.,
Stone & Burnett, Crawford & Harring-
ton, Sisters of Charity, Tulalip, L. R.
and several others.
Passenger-H. Wilkins, Seattle.
, 1872-11-07
In Admiralty.
Third Judicial District of the &C

Third Judicial I'd Ilnha,ds District of the IS.
In the District Court of ihe Third Judicial
District, holding terms at Seattle for the Coun-
ties of King, kitsap and Snohomish.
Whereas, libel has been filed in the said
Court on the 23d day of September. A. D. 1872,
by John L. Butler against the ship Ocean Tray
eler, her tackle, apparel and furniture, in a
cause of pilotage, claiming half-pilotage for Of
ering his services as pilot to said ship when
inward bound, as well as when outward bound,
which said services were refused by the master
of said ship, and praying process against said
ship her tackle apparel and furniture, and that
said ship, her tackle, &c. NAV be condemned
and sold to pay such half-pilotage, with costs.
charges and expenses.
Now, therefore. in pursuance of the monition
under the seal of the said Court and the warrant
of arrest contained therein to me directed and
delivered. do hereby give public notice to all
ers6 ms claiming said ship, her tackle apparel
and furniture, or in any manner interested
therein, that they be and appear before the said
District Court TO be held in the city of Seattle,
in and for the Third Judicial District of Wash
ington Territory on the first Monday OF Novem-
day (provided the same shall be day of juris-
die ion. otherwise the next dag of jurisdiction
thereafter) then and there to intcrpose their
claims, and to make their allegations in that
behalf
Dated the Sd day of October, 1872.
Z. S. KEARNEY, Marshal,
By L. V. WYCKoFF, Deputy.
LARRABEE Il WHITE. Proctors in Admiralty.
, 1872-11-07

Which they offer at very moderate
prices.
They are also prepared to electro
plate in either Gold or Silver.
Watches and Clocks carefully repair
ed and warranted.
Jewelry manufactured or repaired on
short notice.
A share of public patronage is solicit
ed.
Store with Coombs & Humphrey, Mill
street.
sep.2S L. P. SMITH & SON.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

Work Of the Association During the Year.
The Indiana Association met last evening at
Clarke'a hall, General II. II. Terrell, president In
the chair, and Jen Barrett secretary.
The deaths OF James II. smith and johnson y.
Eaton, members Of the association, were an.
nOunced, and resolutions OF regret and cOndOl-
ence passed.
The report Of the political committee was read
and adopted, and vote of thanks rendered the
committee for the able manner In which they
hal discharged their duties during the late cam
palRh,
General Terrell submitted his annual report.
He stated that 10000 documents hail boon for
Warded 10 Indiana during the late canvass and
referred In complimentary terms to the political
committee for their aid IN achieving the glorious
Republican victory In that state.
The report was adopted, and the secretary d.
rected 10 furnish copy Of the proceedings OF
the meeting, Including the presidents report, TO
the Indianapolis journal for publication,
The treasurer submitted his annual report,
showing the receipts from all sources 10 he
n,BTB.bJ expenses, 81, $50. 30; balance on hand,
t23.2s bills unpaid amounting to 500.
The resignation Of Charles r. hurry and 8. H.
Nealy were received and accepted.
The following Ofncera were elected for the en-
suing year; Gen. II. II. Terrell, president; J. NJ.
DufOre, nrst vice president A. j. Morley, second
Vice president; JeH. Barrett, recording score
taryi \; 7. Chew, corresponding secretary; The
Od0re Y. Stokes, treasurer.
The chair appointed the following committee
on sOClahles W. II. Goddard John j. Hawkins,
George II. White, Lee II. Alley and Theodore +.
Stokes
The committee on sOclables were Instructed TO
report at u special meeting, TO be called hy the
president. Adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Losr, small dark nun
sER advertisement Of Y. NJ. g. A.
NrNE unfurnished rooms are wanted.
A SUIT or ROOMS for rent, finely furnished.
AL the choice gift books at VIM. Ballantyne'a.
A PARTNER is wanted in an established business.
CuRtsTSiAs PRESENTS, In the way Of furs, at sey-
mour'A.
All SIZES Of glass shades at J. W. Boteler \
nro.a.
FoR KID GLOVES 20 to Wall, Robinson a Co.,
92i Pennsylvania avenue.
FRESH INNOVATIONS for the holidays, at James
Jlrdlnstona.
An EVrEHIvE stock Of dry goods for holiday
presents, ct Began wylies.
THE Sunday Morning Gdsetfe will he Interesting
tomorrow.
woRAHEYs PEcroREL srRur, at the Temple
drug store.
CHRISTMAS FRUITS at q. W. Reed sons, 1874
= street northwest.
PHuP SoLoNoNs have received their immense
stock Of holiday books and fancy stationery.
sTORE seventy feet deep, well ntted for Z
wholesale or retail business for rent.
THE Agents Of the Weed Sewing Machine arS
prepared to offer very liberal inducements to I
few reliable men.
wM. L. WALL a CO., auctioneers viii sell, OF
Wednesday December is. At 10 O'Clock a. m, al
elegant assortment Of furs.
. THOs. +. wAGGANAN, auctioneer, will sell, OF
Tuesday, December ~, at O'Clock p. m, i'm
proved property, on Second street, between l
street and Virginia avenue southwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14
ATTACHMENTS.


Inc National ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The performance last night, Of "RosedRle," al
the National theatre, was an artistic Jestd, and
an occasion Of such success and appreciation as
only the most superior hlstriOnio powers scan
achieve. The cast Of this eharmlngiy written
drama included Mr. Lester WallACk as EliOt Gray,
Mr.. j. l.. GOssin a. Matthew Leigh, Nining Bow.
ers a. Burberry KObb, W. II. BOkee as Col. Cav.
endish May, y. L. Keller a. Miles MCKenna with
Miss Efie Gemon ~ Rosa Leigh, Miss Rosa
Rand rs lady Florence, Mrs. q. Q. Gerinon N
Tahltha stOrE, and Miss Alice Stanley a. Adele
sira-the remaining roles being In CON. ,etent
hands.
The play Is exceptional among modern oOmpo.
sltlOna for the stage In the genuine dramatic
force which enllyena every scene, and IL IL like
seeing the original Of great picture 70 witness
WallAekb superb dellneatlOn Of the nonchalAnt
bravery, the quiet impertnrhabe but unfaillnR
capacity and heart, the Hobissss Obgc OF the char
acter Of Eliot Gny-a character not unfrequently
attempted, but seldom so well drawn IA by the
author, Lester WallaCk.
Rosa Leigh, naive, natural and impulsye; Lady
Florence, trne-hearted and strong In deliCately
worldly sdroir Jdirr and strongly marked charac-
ter, were admirably presented. The scene Of the
binding OF the wounded arm and the encounter
with the rObber was performed with that vivid
force IN minute effects which Keen, artistic APP
probation only produces. The singing lesson
was executed with the same inenable delcacy Of
nulsh, creating great enthusiasm; and the ner-
lection Of the mOOn-lighted and BtAr-lighted syl-
van camp Of the ro9Dlng gypslea, with the lis
audience to loud expressions Of delight.
The lnal scenes OF happy conclusions, and the
gay ball OF the Lancers In their unlfOms, wherein
with undated delicdtrsse OF conception the hero
bears his part, were received with pleasure like
that realized 1T some happy termination Of Feal-
ties. This evening "ROsedale" Will he repeated
and the last appearance OF Mr.. WalAGk.
This afternoon the talking machine will be
brought forward at the matinee.
The Theatre COmiauc.
This afternoon matinee will be given at the
Comlque for ladies' and gentlemen, and In the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

The following Interesting description Of "A
mirage In Montana baa been received at the
signal Office In the city from one Of lie CORE
spOndontsi r..-
fL'r SaIn I s..sy A9EsGE lSGSo y ys.55Sr
Gen. Rysy, Chisr sgSai oess - wv ~ '''@
sIRi This valley, ten miles long BY four
wide, lying on the western slope Of tho Rocky
mountains In the Territory Of Montana, haT-
log 4 general direction nearly north and
south, In about latitude A. deg, and bounded
on the east and west aides by lofty mountain
ranges, has been the scene Of Interesting atmos-
pheric phenOmena during the past four days
from $40 TO $50 p. IN. each day "a witnessed
by myself aud others with the naked eye,
there being no 6eld-glRss at hand.
Presuming that an account Of the same,
though avery imperfect one, might DO In
teresting to you, proceed TO give Il in plain
language, not being verssd In the technical
| terms OF the scientific.
The phenomena as witnessed cannot better
be described than as an electric cloud which,
upon Its appearance November 10, gave the
prairie In that particular locality, covered at
the time with snow TO the depth Of four or Eve
inches, all the appearance Of being on Dire
flames leaping from point to point leaving as
they swept along an apparently charred sur
| face, while at the same time In the back
ground might be seen what appeared to the
eye like large sheet Of water ready to over
At times this cloud or atmosphetic volume
was so palpable at the dIStanre Of from two
| to four miles, with an entirely unobstTucted
view between that II really eeemed tan1ible
aud ~ Invite US 10 an Inspection by a closer
approach, which one Of our marty snvysstsd.
al other times. becoming mnre nnaS5e and
ar,iyc by 80, sSI.,i,. r,.ntsi "pat1o a'l w,
1stIon soan,Iay. hsrn. s't h ~ tue iinsgi-
I'VE are bundssds ~ MI. ,,ns' ~ , S S Suo
conntryI ,nigh, bo snaD ,,,s.t,,. 'nH ~,
yniIsy 1hant r., ,,S.oI,SI,., sh.1.s uo"n 'u \,
,rsrs unon ~ W l"0e'P''~'e '"en''eNe'' a'
Igsi3 n,ea,oi and .n..,. -, ,,..,.- ,..,,,,
.osI 10 z roni,,s to,.ssI "asoi mo .hi
proud waves oI os.an M ~. a., ~ IA w. w
ppr,S or5 ,bs,' ..s.Is ~ ti,o Ioet ot oIu ~
bHt ths ScintIIla,IoNs ~ ,,,,,
dsscrihsd hy -, S,I -
TIor az tbSrorSSiS bSa,od 49, ss' ,,h ~ i' ny
atmo.nhers an nv a,, ~ "i'n ~ ~
sSasIgbt fsiIns ~. j." ~ ,', .ne
cyo,rding ~svs - L.a,a5 ~ ,,,in ~ ~.
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AT the tImc N roniS he dIs,inc,i,, 49,, 49,
ing into ~. SsiI.s %,nn,s1, ,. ssou Pun ~
.s I1sG o 49, ~. sOIge IN lnt
mIlss frsm W5ere Va ,tood in 2 s S ~,
nli., ai.o.,ior $50 ssou, ~ soutIMe.t
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w ,bs sa,,h ana tniloyIn,, ,h SIIon,Iy, 49, ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14
SONGS VS.. HYMNS.
THE COLORED SCHOOL ROW.


John II. brooks 10 the Rescue Of the Truss
= ~. 49,,
Nees-"hnt he Thinks OF the Suhlect-
The Law in the Case-Common Sense
w. Symhastic ENhibiiious-Some Seod
Advice 10 the Prrncher--An IptrIIIqeut
s,.,.., :, a.. ,,...,..-.-. ,,,.. ,,,r
statement OF the CONFERENCE.-THE Dir
ftreure between the gopas thnt Rre
f""Eht M" 'he 'nc"hereht h"ho"mH
Proposed.
--so ,,,,.,.,. IL, ..,.,,,,, =, a., .,,,,,,,. .,
lN iouu"ins ~ reia'inh 70 'he ul!h'uIly pehu-
ing between the boarNl OF colOred school trustees
and certain pastors will he read with interest:
RntTnR REpruItcIN, I regret 10 SEQ that an
attor,,,t r. hsnss T,sI. IN ~ s,,,hs,,' AMI .s,
eSn naTts ~ ne city n meter Win ne SIsSi
niins ~ tbs coioyeI scbnnis ~ tbe intrndpction
y, Snv ,y M ss ~,
athe sIbnlsTs ana NJ, fhc ns,an.r ,fy,,srs - ~
no M inISes M vhSt tsxf' SpOts sbaii r. nseJ
IN me stnJy ~ music y 'The cSse In ro,nt mn
oSnverts 10 The Msthodist faith tmemheTs n
these schCotsI have heen inst1ictej ihat ths
singing Of he music selected 6y Inc music
teachers and tsnght nv authority Of the boani Il
obiectionaI, AZ moi being m harmony win me
disrinltne ~ the Netbo3lst rbnrSh. that the mn
sie d sscniar IN spifit when tSsif dlssiplne Al
mIts oniv N the SINGING Of sacred mnsic an
pToyei' Nv theiT church authorities. maj these
ronveTts are not N me world and ahouid mai
engage IN any exercise OF he school thai has a
tendency 10 draw tbslr minds from inc conteu-
nation ~ heaVeniV tbings, fnTtheT Thai me
ponscispces ~ thess ehilsISsn are sdnratsd 10 70
iect All Tnnsic not Of sacred characteT and an
1nrnved Nv me NethoJIst chnrrh anthori,iss snd
ihSt tbey f,bs cbIidrenS bsye Inc risbt 10 rsfnse
N narticinsfe in ina singinS eNerg7se wSben me
mpSie IN their Indictment Il moi Of a sacred ma
tnre. and fnrtbsT that Inc teachera have moi the
righi 10 comnei them. aVainst their 0ninIons. to
40 40 NF'''
The truvtees hoid IN the contrary and claim the
lawful authority and control over these schools.
and mat thsy arc Inc only propef narties 10 nTe
scribe me cSurre ~ stndy 10 he puTSned nv me
schoIars / heiIeye mo trnstees 10 Le entIreiT
| correct and hone theV will f1niy maintain thei,
nositIon an thls onestion The Theory ~ onT
! HoveTnment h the senaTation 81 ch1nrb ana
stare and the neTfect nbeTty of reIlVions WnT'
| shIp. The hubble schools arr common schools Ia
| al sccts az ChTistians JeTs Mohammsdans ana
| ali other nrofessIons az rcIigious faIth TheI,
/ Tights in these schools are Common with me
/ NECESSARY Guaiiucations only Of Conformity h
! me TuIes ami reguiaiIons esiabnshed nv law foI
| their Government me law gives me entire con.
! troi OF these schools 10 the boarl Of trnstees
/ and any InteTference nv outslde naTtIes baseJ
! upon reiIpious ACKNOWLEDGEMENT pretences oughi
moi 10 be allowed, II is plain II these gentIemen
/ can no into the schools and forbid Ten scholar
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14
CoLoREn SCHOOLS.
Teachers NIoetlnE-secuIar Music IN the
Schools-RemRrks ofsuperintsndent Cock
and Henry DEMONSTRATION Board Of
.

Teachers MIeetlnR-Secular Music IN the
SchOols-RemRrks ofsupe rintsndeut Cock
and Henry characterization board Of
Trustees. .... ... .f.....
A regular monthly meeting Of the teacher CON
negted with the public schools q Wellington
At sumner school building
The meeting was called to order by superln-
tendent Cook who, after reading portion
o. the n chapter Of bccleslastes, submitted the
Average number Of pupils enrolled, s,Ios; the
percentage Of attendance on average enrolment
November, and IN the former month (Ootober)
the cases Of hardness numbered p5l, while In the
latter NoyembeIl 90, decrease Of los, In favor
Of November. The comparison, however, was
still more marked between the same items IN the
month Of November Of the current scho0l-year,
and that OF the last schOoLyear, there not only
being decided gain In attendance, hut a graft.
flying allowing In the reduction Of cases Of tapii.
ness, NOV beiQR i,b5o cases less In November,
1872, than HltAat sane month In 1871, a reduc.
tion Of more than 90 per tent
II viii be seen BY he above showing and com.
parsons that the colored public schools Of Wash.
nRtOn and Georgetown are In very excellent
as was remarked by a distingiishsd Gentleman,
celebrated for his learning and extensive knowl,
edge Of public school matter, with any In the
country, their youth, advancement and general
management ellcltihg from him wopis Of high
commentator.
Superintendent Cook, after remarks upon va.
ri0us matters connected with the schools, breny
alluded to the "muslc question: a. raised and
aRtated BY aundry pastors. He regretted that
the least thing should occur that might even
temporarily Affect the discipline and efficiency Of
the schools, but oOnsideredthe views entertained
by them a. the natural Outgrowth Of the past
In his opinion, the province Of the teacher was
clearly Invaded, and Il behOoyed them to meet
the Issue calmly and firmly. lie also took Occa-
sion 70 instruct the teachers 10 meet In their
OtictAl relations, parents and Othera cOurteousy
aud respectfully upon the question, a. well as
upon other questions, and above all 70 deal ten.
derly aud Kindly with the feelings OF the limo
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

AmRllpOE-WOrk Of the Board.
A regular meeting OF the Board Of Health was
held last night, the president, DR.. G. c. Cox, In
the chair, and DIR. d. W. Bliss secretary.
Dr. Verdi from the sanitary committee, report
ed on the suggestion Of Mr.. X. 3. Smith, In refer
ence to the Improvement Of the Eastern branch
by causeway with the channel and lake and
the same was adopted. The report specifies that
The stream, I. e., Eastern branch, Ii useless for
navigation, and It's slpgglshness causes deposits
on each Of Its banks, which gradually rise sum
clently above water TO become a source Of mala-
rious growth OF vegetation. one has only TO 60
to Bennings bridge 70 witness many hundreds Of
acres OF marshes, which must be rich In nfusO-
ria from lts beds Of deCompOslng vegetable mat.
ter. AH q sanitary measure either the nlllnR up
on each side or the keeping Of SUFFICIENT water Ia
cause said beds 20 be under water At low tide is
Of the greatest Importance to the health OF the
people OF Washington but that all these marshes
can he metamorphOsed into beautiful lakes, a.
suggested by the excellent letter Of Mr.. Clarke,
Ia for engineers to decide.
Your committee recommend, however, that
the matter he referred TO the Board OF Public
Works for their earnest consideration.
DR.. Bliss moved that the committee on Or,ll.
nAnces report at the next meeting a resolution
:" that OF persons dying OF smallpox none but
paupeTs Ehal be inferred At the expense OF the
board, and that In all other cases the friends or
relatives Of the deceased shall reimburse the
board fSI Az eS GA incurred" Agreed 20.
existed among our citizens In reference to the
supposed Increased spread Of the disease. The
highest hgure u has reached among US has beer
en- average Of six cases daily, and this Increase
has only occurred spasmOdlcally, accountable
from the fact that when one case breaks out In
numerous familylt Is apt to be followed by the
spreading to i've or six other persons. Correct
/ reports have always been given, and no effort
have ever been made TO conceal any Of the facts
The number Of cases Ia really less than II
lsol-62, and the cases are confined mainly to thu
lower classes, whose manner Of living render,
them more liable TO no attacked. The board ha,
been somewhat hampered In It's operations by laCL
Of funds and by lack Of authority to compel the
removal To the hospital of parties attacked, The
board, however, have done oil II could with thu
means at It's disposal.
The president read letter from the sanitary
Inspector OF New York city relative 10 the methOi
there employed OF removing nightsOll by pumping
II through pipe Into an alr-tlght wagon, thu
avoiding all dlsaRreeable smells. The letter wa,
referred To the sanitary committee.
A case Of smallpox was reported at the cOrneI
OF PennsylyanlA avenue and Ninth street east
where no warning nag was displayed, and thu
health Orflcer reported that the nag put up haC
been removed BY the parties In the house. Al
J0urned,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

In the REPUBLICAN, few days ago. mention was
made OF the fact Of some party In New YORK
making false purchases for n. W. Reed A Son,
merchants names has been used In u similar
manner Some scOundrel went 10 the house Of
W, A J. sloane, go Broadway, represented HIM
for the arm Of j. b. DOdsOn Co.. Of this city,
lie then gave an order for money on the house
In this city, which was cashed by the New York
nrm, and on being transmitted here, II was at
once pronounced forgery. How long the smart
men Of Gotham propose 10 he feeeed In this A. e
remains to he seen; hut prompt measures should
ness men Of this city and their trade and bring
the fOrgeFa to q speedy trial.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

The Right Rev. VIM. Bacon Stevens, d. u,
Ii. d., Bishop OF the diocese OF Pennsylvania,
will preach In 81. Johns church, Georgetown,
corner Of Second and Potomac streets, tO-mOF-
row.
Rev. r, II. Pullman, o! New York city, general
secretary Of the UligsTaallst general convention,
will preach In Masonic Temple tomorrow,
Preaching In Mount Vernon Place NJ. L.
church South ut the corner Of Ninth and X
streets northwest, tomorrow, by Rev. s. $. Hos
cell ID, ID,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14


by Invitation Of tie president Of the Young
Mems Christian Association number Of gentle,
men assembled In the parloTs Of Senator POmerOy
last evening to meet Mr.. A. ComstOCk, a gentle
man who has attained considerable celebrity "a
the prosecutor Of the manufacturers and pub.
fishers Of indecent literature and articles. Among
the company were senators POmeTOy and Steven.
SON Representatives Dawes and Poland, Gen. o.
o. Howard, Rev. Drs. Sunderland and Parker,
Gov Cooke, II. c. Spencer, and others, to the
number OF about forty.
Mr.. COmstOck stated that the gathering had
been assembled for the purpose OF deyising, II
possible, some law by which the publication and
traflic In such articles could he suppressed. lie
then proceeded 10 give In detail the immense In
crease In the trade during the past few years. and
the evil effects which II OccasiOned among the
youth Of the coutry. The hard work to secure the
necessary Information and evidence for the ar.
rest and conviction OF the parties under the eN-
listing statutes was then given, and a number OF
the publications shown. The gentlemen were all
OF the opinion that some stringent measures
should he adopted at once to suppress the illegal
work, and each agreed TO give the subject his
thoughtful consideration.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

The meeting Of the United States Centennial
Commissioners and the Congressional Centennial
Committee, held at the house Of Commissioner
Mccormick last evening, was quite Informal.
Among those present were Commissioners
Atwood, Lowry, CAN'T, sawyer, Sphinx, Prosser,
GOhTight and Donaldson. OF the Congressional
Committee, Messrs. Kelley, Of Pennsylvania;
llawley, OF Connecticut; Cox, OF New York;
Maynard, Of Tennessee, and Hancock, Of Texas,
were present. The discussion Of various ques-
tons relating TO the proposed celebration In 1870
occupied the evening, sand II Was agreed that
every effort must be made 10 make the lnterna-
tiOnal Exposition at Philadelphia grand sue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

-, r,.,,or.p zoaaVes viii have dress drill
= II sfasaiaT night on which occasion lhey
- a-9inF ! friendly visit 70 the Presidents
- .,,ssssest male In yesterdays paper IL
- fseT a mistake. The IOuaNea nave moi
- ~ VysshingiOn Light Infantry bngalei
80 - "a asttlnF W hall Ahd uhs3 t ~ '''
laiES - eaaogs elmer theh NAME W u''''
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

A large circle Of friends Will learn Allh 1eeP
MNrfay a well-knoWn fealdnlt o. thS fhstM alu'
= ssrti6n Of the city In which Nc has been en-
1904 M business for nearly twenty-five years
Ns.gl,,ss,i AIMING life by all who knew him, Mr..
Haprsy leaves behind him a name entitled %
FissiiT refaRla bfanee and an example well worm
fsiiF,vSllfua bT the young OF the citl'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-14

The Young Mems Christian Association ser
Vices ut the Theatre Comlqne tomorrow evening
will begin Ut 1850 O'Clock, aud good speakers and
excellent alnRlnR will ohafact6rike the meeting.
All those who have been In the habit OF attend
Ing the Lincoln hall services wiz certainly Ryail
themselves OF the opportunity 10 attepd the
Theatre COmique tomorrow night, Remember
that all are cordially invited.