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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

Flny new Indian braves will DO here next
week.
Rough on Washington: Joaquin Miller, II is
said, will pass the winter In this city.
Tho spanish Minister, Admiral Polo de Bar.
nobe, arrived 10 Washington yesterday.
Ned Evans smiled audibly last night at the
Theatre COmlquo.
Col. q. X. Peck, the steamboat king Of the
upper Missouri river, is at the Arlington.
Herman says the pRrlors at the Smithsonian
Institute are particularly inviting. He knows.
The 100 westers" will have q little FeheAr.
sal this evening before attending TO business.
Viola clifton lost n handsome lOcket and chain
while strolllng through the Smithsonian grounds
yesterday.
PennsyIvanians should not forget that their
committee rooms at the Capitol are still open.
Plenty Of work TO do.
II II takes Newt from $50 to ll:3O a. IN. to
take out two corns, how many clay pipes will
Bcggs use W per day?
Frank does not admire going "doWn In tho
coal mine, " II his head II under tho protecting
arm Of Luther. he a Woods! BE a man!
Did Ham bring back his avurIto chiach from
Pittsburgh The ono which mado such fun for
him In the corner.
Dave BIgley has been engaged Ia growing
prize corn. Il runs all the way from hfoen 10
tEenty feet In height. Who eau beat IT?
A hfteen.pound female detective was pre-.
scnted to Chloi ClarvOe yesterday. He Amt az
proud as no should be, but then he is used to
such presents.
Tho TURTLES" new and popular oryanIIa.
tlon, composed Of some Of our best citizens, had
a beneht yesterday, Maybe some Of them didn't
have fun. Ask John Langley.
Very few Of the "Go wostsrs" will forget the
hne oil painting, scene from nature, which they
tlcularly our friends over the way.
The by-WOrd Of the clly-who will draw the
best prizes, and what CLUB will win the flag AT
Sulllyan's saloon, on Fourteenth street, Only
las HaW tn NHnNE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS

,UrIUKs or NEw ADy RITISE mEN r..
WV. L. WALL n Co, auclionoers, will sell on
Tuesday, October l, at 10 O'Clock q. m, large
stock Of carpets.
Moan wALKER $50, elothlors, No ell Penn.
sylvania avenue.
WALSH 4 QUEEN, dealers in coal, No, lij B
street southeast.
DEvLtN n %. have received their Tall and
winter stock Of olothInE.
THE Republicans Of the Flncenth and SIX.
tenth districts will hold grand mass meeting
Monday evening.
THR National Veteran Unlun will meet this
evening.
A RIuHr to manufacture woOIrun's combined
backing. box holder and brushes is offered for
sale.
A FAMILY HORSE Is wanted for a month OF
two.
Auoop PARM on tho lower Potomac Is wanted.
CoLpwELL n KING, auctioneers, will sell on
Friday, October I. at o'clock y. ~, improved
property on tho Island.
A FURNISHED HOUSE, with ten ruOms Tor rent
A. SCHWARTZ has farms Tor sale.
TuERH will be a meeting Of ApacOstla Lodge,
No. 20, X. Of r., tonight.
NATIONAL THEATRE-"Elleen Ogo.'
An energetic young man Is wanted to engage
In light and pleasant business.
MILE. II. NJ. sERoN will resume her Instruc.
lions 10 French and music Octoberl
A MEETING OF the "Go West" club will be
held tonight
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

NIHIH WUW TenIh UIHITTrI lEFcrIeVIIeH-
Speeches, mu.Ic KatIarntIon 81
Thu Democrats and lonseTvatIvss Of The Ninth
and Tenth distTicts Mali y ,nSatInS, iast n.y.
A. The coTnny 81 ThiStSsT,h sSsnaf ~ nstu wv
York avenue for tho nnTnCSs 81 rstsyyIrs tbn
n0mination Of II i FismmiDg All Man,
r., The nomInees for the uouss IN Deicgatrs
from these dIsiTicis "
Mr.. W. ii. Shorter called tho neetIpu TO
ordcT and Nominated Tho tniIny,tn, o1As.1s ~,
WsTe elected PTesIdsnt y NeGarScr. Vics
nrcsidcnts nayid Eishsr II tiI.y sSa,,s, IL H.
A T. AuRustR. John w. IISbsr a1d Geo RnIsI.
secTotaTies. 4, W. MaTsh and 'Iobn RSowD
T. a UIne was IntTo1uccJ mi bsgnn ii, "a
maTks nv ciaimInr maj Tho r,,rSscnt gnysrnmsnt
was not 4 iust VoyeTnment az one in 1bs intsTsst
Of mo psonie, Mr. Him then aSEsd whose
mult IL was
voice Shall tell VIM,
some one in the crowd yeiIeh nj the toD nT bis
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28
GEORGETOWN APFAIRs

SHIPMENT or FLOUR.-The steamer John
Gibson cleared yesterday for New York with
l 202 barrels OF -four
OHuRCH DKDICATION.-A large number OF the
Methodist clergy OF Georgetown left yesterday
afternoon for Rockville, Nd, to attend the dedi.
cation Of n Methodist church At that place.
DEsERTIoN.-A seaman named Alex. McKon.
ale was arrested yesterday by Oticer VOlkman
upon charges preferred by Capt. u. ID. Baker,
OF the schooner N. IL. Gould, Of Elizabeth CIty,
N. j., OF desoftiOn from this vessel.
IHE Coal TRADE.--rhs receipts and ship
monts Of coal by the different companies tlp ring
tho week ending yesterday were Borden Mining
COMPANY, receipts, $500, aud shipments $500
Rays docks, receipts $3.50, and shipments 3,6TT
tons Consolidation, receipts 1860, and ship
ments ,oi2 tons.
REOEIPTs,-The receipts by the different mer.
chants yesterday were 800 bushels Of mill feed
flour, 100 bbls wheat, 500 bushels corn, 2, 900
bushels oats, $50 bushels. Tho sales were 900
bushels Of good 70 prime wheat at tl.7I l,6OO
bushels do at slIb go bushels OF prime at Sl02;
600 bushels OF corn at Y cents.
II appears that Mckenzie and ono Of the
mates became engaged In quarrel, when the
former raised q marlin spike and struck the
mate over the head and knocked him down.
Mckenzie then LEFT the ship, He was carried
back to the vessel 10 await her sailing An
other seaman, named Charles r. Flanders, OF
the schr. X. II, Sharon, Captain Charles Dick
commanding, from Portland Maine, was also
arrested upon the charge Of deseTtlon and
locked up In the stauon-houso to await tho sail.
Ing OF his vessel.
SENT TO TUE HOsPITAL.-A sick oUlOrod man
named Thomas Davis was, found Thursday
night by an officer Of tho Third police precinct
station, who reported tho hlct to the station.
house, and upon inquFlug around they found
quarters for him at the house Of Eliza Coz ulB
IN Montgomery street, between DunbartOn and
Bell streets, whore Dr. Appleby attended him
and gave u certificate for admission to tho hos
piial, to which place no was removed yesterday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.


SPECIAL THnM-Judge M N pATeps.-ThIs court
made tho following orders yesterday:
United States vs., Alex. Robinson. Order to
Issue writ Of habedS corpus returnRble wodnes.
day, October 2.
Linyllle vs.. Murdoch. Decree taking bill for
confessed.
PyWell X Brown vs. Brown Order Of refer.
ence To auditor to divide western land
owen rs. Rupp. Order vacating judgment
by default
BaltEer Va. Thompson ct al. Order for final
ratification Of trustees sale.
Sponord Il Clarke vs.. Brown. Order TO Issue
rule. Adjourned,
ORPHANS CoURr-Judge Humphreys. This
court was engaged as follows yesterday;
The will Of tho late Mary Wlttenauer was
fully proven and admitted TO probate bond
tl,2O0.
The will Of tho late John Bayne was fully
proven. He leaves tho following requests
Washington Ulty Orphan Asylum. 600 st.
Josephs Male Orphan ASYLUM, 400; Second
Baptist church, corner Of Virginia avenue and
Fourth street east, $500; and Washington Naval
Lodge, =. A. A. NJ, $500.
paper pufpOrtlng to be the will ef AFml.
stead Bundy, boqueathing his estate 10 his
widow and daughter, was filed and declared
vOlh Letters 81 administration were Issued to
the widow.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28


Last evening was one Of complete triumph at
the Theatre COmIquo. The auditorium was not
only we'll allied by ladies and gentlemen, but
they we're enthusiastic, really intense 10 their
applause. II was tho great merit Of gIllottrs
dancing, Miss Apis able assistance, tho funny
local burlesqus OF the "ComlnR Woman" Viola
Clifton, Otto Burbank aud Dick Parker, the
Daily brothers, tho learned dog family, Uncle
Tome Cabin, {" and tho notable trapeIe acts of
Bel Celeste and Mr.. Matthews, that evoked II.
We have seen men quite as good as Mr., Mat
thews, but a charm IL given 10 his pcTlorma noes
In tho upper air because accOmpa MED by NO.
man, and In feats Of strength equal with ifs own.
Mile. Celesto's training Is In proof OF the high
and wonderful physical development woman
may achieve. Most would not, without seeing
for themselves, believe the halt that might DO
yet she Ia a smNll woman, dolloatoly built
This afternoon and evening she will perform
again. As we have said beiOre, ladies may 20
to the Theatre COmlque, II they have never
been shocked by Lydia Thompson, Mrs James
A. Oates and Lisa Weber they will not suffer In
the slig htest degree at the Theatre COmlque.
THIS week closes Miss Unfton's engagement
and several Others, and among the new faces
appearing next week are Miss Annie Hindle,
vocalist, Niles LOttie FOust, Mr.. W. J. 1homp.
son and Miss Lulu Delmay. The strong front
line ri tho ballet, Miss Emily smith, Laura
lie Clalr Sallio Wesner and Annie Donnelly
remain for assistance In new hallets.
Mru opoIIInR VRri- ' Theatre.
A good house was present last night at the
Metropolitan Variety to applaud Manager
IIcnze's good company, and his efforts and llber.
ality In trying to please. For next week he an.
nOunces the special engagements Of Amy de
Wilson. We doubt not he will continue to have
every encouragement.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

A RnuncatIon FizsIe-Tho Ordway CaudI-
dates Positlen.

A RntihcatIon FizsleJThe OTdway Caadi-
dates Positisn.
IL all the ratification meetings over the noml.
nation Of Mr.. =. A, Boswell for Delegate TO
ono last nlghk held at the corner Of Soveni eonth
and / streets, by a combination Of the Flfth,
sixth, Seventh, and Eighth districts, Mr.. u ,
cannot pnrohase bis ticket Tor salt river too
soon, az the election on the sth Of O3tober next
will declare him ntatolass passenger. The
sn2 e0n,.SI ann, 81 o nor, SS SS ,n'Gwn
derby brRoed on the outside. Nine Chinese Ian.
terms and six torches constituted the extensive
Illumination; shortly after eight o'clock Allie
occasion, and driven through the streets all day
with the name Of the candidate on the Sides
came on tho ground loaded with nothing but
boys The South Washington band came up
shortly after, having gone through the First
ward, but with all their dulcet strains could not
lnyegle more than corporal's guard 70 follow
them. The entire assemblago on the outside 81
the stand, including women aud boys, numbered
about one hundred, majority Of whom kept at
a very respectable distance fron the stand, thus
showing that they were attracted to the spot
more 81 curiosity than anything else
Henry Peyton called tho meeting to order
and Introduced Cornelius CLARK as the prosl-
dent.
MIR. =. A. Boswell was then presented, ana
said he believed In every man exercising his
opinion and had inscribed on his banner Mon.
persecution for tho man that does exercise his
opinlou;" and when he becAmo 90 low a. to per
sscute the poor man for % doing, he hoped uOd
would wipe him from the earth. The men that
now persecute and trail the banner Of Republl.
eenIsn in the dust we're the same men that
would. In 1857 have hung hlm 10 a lamp-pOst
for M RepubiIoanlsm Gen ChipmAn had aald
that 10 elect boswell would DO a Greeley tTi.
umph. Mr., Greeley was not Mr.. BosWell's
chnmpIon He was Tor den Crant come VIC
tory or defeat These other gentlemen were
trying, under the banner Of uranl and Wilson,
10 achieve what they dare not otherwise come
before the peopls with on tho loslI Issues.
when Den, bhlnman sold his property and pro.
posol 10 emIRrAte 70 ST. Louis, he INF, b still
held TO what little no owned.
He advocated eight heura for days work
and two dollars for wages The House Of Dele.
gates pa ssed the hill and IL the Council had not
been manIpuiaIed by the District govsTnmenl
the bill would have become a law Ho advo.
Gated the improvement bill because his constit-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

4 Uard From Ne. IIsRry johnson.
we gladly make room for the following letter
from Mr.. johnson, whom all know and respect:
EDiroR REPURLlCAN; My earnest desire tor
the perpetulty and unity d the Republican
| irudlng upon the readers Of the NATIONAL Re.
PUBLICAN. To any one that really has tho
principles Of tho party Al heart the spectacle Of
| 90 many divisions IN The ranks 10, 10 say tho
least, dlscouraglpgi not that We have any fear
as to the final tfiumphOf the principles Involved,
| but Of losing our vantage ground through the
too ardent desire Of some for representative hon.
ors. What / desire particularly 10 call atten.
tlOn to II the political mixture prescribed for the
Republican voters OF the Fourteenth Legislative
district, especially those who. have had no fair
opportunity Of expressing their preference, e1.
cept that offered by the friends Of Mr.. Campbell
At the primary election. Conceding what Is
claimed BY the friends Of MT. OConnell, that
there Is lndisputable evidence that q very large
| percentage Of tho votes cast Tor MIR. OConncll
/ were cast by those WIN did not reside IN the
| Fourteenth district, tho seventh, among Others,
being largely represented, and those battling
from the various districts were not IDLE specta.
tors, hut active participants. with tho facts
thus presented, In behalf Of a large number OF
active aud earnest Republicans, Wo appeal 10
| both gentlemen TO made hnAl effort TO recon.
/ ellie whatever differences there may exist, In
order that tho old Fourteenth may roll up the
large Republican majority Witch has always
PLAYED her In tho front rank II Hil efforts fail
to harmonic no other course will DO lon TO those
who are not DESTROYS o. eougtenAnolng fraud,
| nOn.votoTs In the district, or fraudulent voting
| at primary election, than to make n choice oil
one oi the gentlemen In the lines Of the Repub.
llc,n party who, In cur Judgment would no most
| likely to advance the material interest VI the
district.
Respectfully yours, SC,
HENRY JoHEsoN,
No. ~ NJ street northwest.
tMr. johnson IL one among our most respect.
| ahle eDlored eltIsena uhoae knoViodVe nf poIII.
ao,' "nOs' " Po''
n w.. s''a',s ~ '"o a ~ COiSn en.,ie
.,.,. =, ~ ~ - ~ n's
sns, ,Ss r,so,,n,, ,h,,s aor.ins,.S NY n,;,oS
nell was b.IL We ,r.ro mile az m. or,nIon tbat
IL had bccn h,IrIv cnnd1c,cI wI,hin loo d.ys
mast w have becn nl,ccI IN po.ss..lon nj eyl.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

Police CoURT-Judge MIii-The following
cases occupied this court yesterday
Mary Llses, assault and battery on Minnie
Layton, $40 bonds to keep the peace; 0cOrgI.
ana TrautmAn, assault on Rosa FarTig, tlO1 to
keep tho peAcei Lucy Brown, threats against
Elizabeth Layton, 600 10 keep tho peace; EliE.
aboth Layton, threats, 400 to keep tho peace;
Robert Bell, assault on his sister, security to
keep the peaoej Carrie Minor, bolsterouE, Is.
John Perry. forfeited eollatsrali Jane DotsoD,
Sault on Henry Allen, est ]. X. Faltland, har.
borng a vicious dog, IS; VIM. Mccoy, dlsOr.
derry, go; Thomas Williams, cursing, s3; John
flaming, same, ~; Anna Hamilton, hOlstorous,
tS; samuel J. Ralney, violation Of hack Law,
tl0; 0eOrRlana Trautman, carrying \ concealed
weapon, $40; Joseph Koefer, committing name.
less assault on q little boys the Judge fined him
klB and costs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28
EnnRIEENIm nIRTRInT

Includes all thAt part OF the city Of WAhhlDEtOn hing
within tho ioll0WlnE boundat Commencing al X
street noTth, And ming up North Capitol sT0ot
Boundary thsnos along Boundary to Sixth street
west thsnos houE sIth street west TO Rhode Island
avenue; thence Al TE Rhode Island avenue 10
seventh street wet; lhonos down Seventh street
west TO l. st'ost north; thenoo along street north
10 rev jersey Ayeousi thence down New jersey
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

The peculiar services held under the Au-
spices OF the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
tlon each sabbath evening In Lincoln hail arc
Of such character as to attract a largo mum
Dor OF persons. Many do not care TO cit through
q discourse, and yet arc willing to listen to
short addresses and engage In singing beautiful
hymns, which forms great part OF the service.
Such exercises arc very suitable for the Sab
hath, and cannot fall TO elevate the moral char
hcter OF such as engage In them. Tomorrow
evening Rev. George A Hall, general secretary
Young Mems Christian Association, will con.
duct tho exercises, assisted by several Of the
Young men.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28
THIRTEENTH DIYTRIUT

Includes all that part Of the city OF Washing lying
within the following bounds Commencing At q
street north, and Tunnlng AOuE Seventh street west
10 street north tbenoo along street 10 Eleventh
street west thence down Eleventh street To street
north, and along q street 10 seventh street weai.
fInEr PnEOIHuT,
The registered voters OF tho Thirleenth District
whose nam9a beain with the letter. A. D., u, D. u. r.
will veto at house No 0O5 X street northwest.
SECOND PhECTNCT.
The registered voters OF the Tbirte8nth District
whose names beEu with the lsttsrB q, II, l. j, X l.,
N, will vote at house No. Al9 X street northwest.
THIRD PRICfNCr.
The registered Votsru Of the Thirteenth District
whose names bollu With the letter. N. o. r. q, n. +.
7, u, V, W, X, Y, z, will vote At house No. 819 X
HtTf 81 nofthWert
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

Keeping pace with tho spirit OF Improvement
which characterlEgs the general public OF Wash
lngtOn, Messrs Brereton h Flanagan, proprie
tors OF the SeatOn Hall billiard saloon, have
thoroughly renovated their establishment, and
will 70 open II this evening, at which time they
expect a full attendance Of their friends and pa.
irons. The saloon has been RENTED In the most
improved style, and every possible innovation
made which would add To the comfort and con-
yenlonce Of their guests, a. will DO readily dis
covered by all WIN chance to drop In on them.
The Seat0n has ever boon n favored resort OF
lovers OF the game, and the propTletOrs intend
that II shalt so remain u liberal expenditures
and careful attention 10 business can make II so.
Tho bar, as In the past, will be we'll stocked with
the best brands OF wine, liquor aud cigars, dis
pensed by the most careful Of attendants, thu
completing tho list OF attractions to one OF the
pleasantest places Of resort in Washington.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

TWELFTH DlbTHlDr
nolHdes all that part OF the city OF WsahlnGtqb "
log between q street north aud the canal, and be
tween Sixth street west aud Eleventh street west.
TIltsT PHECnCr,
Tho regstsTod voters Of the Twelfth District Whoss
nAnSa begin with the lettoru A. u, q, ID. n, r, O, II
l. will vote at Ninth street, between and ttreeti
northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

Certain parties protesting against parking In
front Of their premises n X stree, noAr Nine.
teonth, have been Informed that tho Inspector
Of buildings reports that to pave with brick ~
requested would make q sidewalk IS feet wide,
destroying tho proportions Of tho street, and
that sidewalk ~ feet wide adjoining the build
ing llne Is all that can be allowed In addition to
the outer sidewalk. This opinion has been Ap.
proved by the board.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

Tho registered VotsEs OF the Fourteenth District
Y, will vote Al corner Fourth and streets north
WUat
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

Mr.. c. Ludlngton, inspector, reports the fol-
lowing arrivals and oOndemnatlOns Of marine
products for the week ending Friday, September
q, lsT2: Arrived per steamer Lady Of the Lake,
1850 bushels oysters; per steamer Express, $50
bushels do. and per sailing vessels, $50 bushels
do; total, 1850 bushels $3.50 punches Of small
demDed,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

The following IL the programme Of music at
the Presidsnt's grounds this afternoon; Du.
guesnO Grey's Quick Step, Lpresented to the
PittsburEl /. II. Ross; Introduction and WAltzes,
"Weln, Wife and Song" Strauss; pOtpourrI
from "Dor FrelschutE," by particular request
Jubilee PStpsurrI, Beyeri First Sehottlsch,
SOTR; National airs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

John Chapman has tho contract for the con.
struction Of a hyo.fOot barrel sewer on south
aide Of r street, from Eighth to Tenth street
northwest, and putting In Of a Il Inch pipe
sewer on south side Of said street from Tenth to
Fourteenth street, also l2.lnch Pipe sewer on
the north side OF said street from Eighth to
Fourteenth street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
includes all that part Of the city Of Washington lying
within tho following boundat OpmmenelnH At ID
street north, and running up North Capitol street to
hAthachuBettn AvonuOi thence along Massachusetts
avenue 70 First street vest thence up First street
vest to street north thenss along street % RoV
JeTbtY avenue, thence up New JERSEY avenue 10 l.
street west, thence down Seventh street west 70 q
street north henoo along q street north 10 Sixth
street west 10 ID street north, and along ID ttreet
north 10 North Capitol street.
TmBr pnICNCT.
Tho Registered Votors Of the Fifteenth District
Whoso names boEn with the letters A, y, y, ID will
vote At the southwest corner OF Fourth and streets
northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

Yesterday the second registration was made
in the Ninth and Tenth districts. In the
Ninth y stood White, 2i2i oolored, ltS-total,
ll6. Tho hTst registration amounted to 400,
giving q grand total Of SIT. Last year the total
registration In the district was 1907,
In the Tenth district the registration was
white, 2ls; oOlored, 95-tOtal, $40. The frst
registration was TIs, making a grand total OIL
1901.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

A contract was awarded TO Messrs. GanlI n
ApplemAn for the construction Of a three.foo
brick barrel two rlng) sewer from Il street
north to Ninth street west, and u twenty four.
inch pipe sewer from Ninth to Twelfth streets
west, on Rhode Island avenue, with all neces.
sary mar. holes, traps and laterals.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

Includes all that part Of the city Of Warrington lying
between street north aud N street no III, and b.
tween Eleventh street west aud Fifteenth street Wett
FIHHr PRKnINCr.
The ToEistSred voters Of tbs Ninth District whose
!. j viii vote At I213 New York avenue BorthHSsL
HaOORD PnnCfNur.
The TsEiAtoTod voters Of tbs Ninth District who's,
names begn with lh, letters X, L, NJ, n, y, 2 q, II
4, r, u, v. ", X, v, z will vote A. 191 New YvTl
avenue mort h aoal
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

Mr.. Cluss was authorized yesterday to permit
Mr.. q, NJ. Colt to erect q light iron railing on
the coping Of tho terrace In front Of the premises
1O22 Twelfth street, provided II will not mar the
beauty Of said street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

The reEistsFsi voters o the Tenth District whose
names hSsln With the letters L. NJ, N, q, p, q, H. T.
y, Nv, W. X, Y, 2 will Vols at GreGson House,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

Mt. W. =. Wallace was yesterday directed to
cause the cutters and curb on First street south.
east, between ID and L streets south, to be re-
paired and reset The expense will no charged
to a contractor who Impcrtectly did the work In
the hrst Instance.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

The registered voters Of The FouTtssnth DIstrio
whose names bssiu with the letters L, NJ, N, o, "
X win vote at corner Fourth and streets noTtl
west.