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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16
ANEW society for the Promotion Of Lean,
knowledge.

Last night the alumni and students OF the
law department Of Georgetown University met
10 complete an organization for the promotion
constitution, the following officen were elected
for The ensuing year; President, Bernard II,
Hanley; vice president, Thomas n. Bradley; sec
Rotary, Robertson Howard; treasurer, John G. y.
burger. Executive committee, Warren G,
etens, John =. LsthToy, wm. p, Fierce.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16
The Lale Fraaek Ta,Ier.

A number OF the prominent booksellers Of the
city met yesterday morning. at Philip 4 Solo
mons store, 10 take some suitable action upon
the death Of Mr.. Franck Taylor.
Mr. WIN. Balantyne was called to the chair,
and hessrs. Pulp and Mohun appointed q com.
mittee to draft resolutions, which were pre-
sented as follows, and unanimously adopted:
whereas IL has pleased the Almighty to re-
move from his sphere Of usefulness upon earth
our esteemed friend and fellow-citizen, MI.
ffanck Taylor, OF this city; Therefore, be it
Rssoiped, That, by his decease, the community
has lost valuable and eminenr citizen, and so
clety an upright and useful member.
hosoipsd, That We tender our sincere condo
lepce TO the family OF the deceased upon this
their sudden bereavement; and In token Of our
respect for his memory be 1t further
Resotred, That We attend the funeral obsequies
R.soiosd, That We CLOSE our respective stores
on the afternoon Of the funeral.
Resolved, That COPY OF these resolutions be
transmitted 70 the family Of the deceased, as
- ~ MS
Appropriate remarks for the occasion were
made BY the chairman, Joseph ShiIlingtop.
son and Others. - "
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16
GENERAL CITY NEWS.

=, Nine marriage licenses yesterday and the
Thermometer at ~ degrees.
Governor Cooke. yesterday appointed N. v.
buckley Justice Of the peace. .LltiF
General Calender, commandment Of the WASH
lngton arsenal, L. seriously III at mis- residence
from the effects OF fall from his buggy few
days ago.
The following was the range Of the ,hermome-
g; IL M, %; . p. M, Ss p. m, %; sp. m, g;
A picnic Of the Second baptist church, Navy
Yard, Will DO held at Lanhains station, on the
baltimore nn ,ra and Potomac railroad, on Thursday,
Mr.. Charles Just, q weli-known carpenter OF
THIS city, died at q summer resort In Pennsyl-
vania, on Monday last, whittier he had gone 10
Or. Simpson, residing near the Highlands sta
tlon, while sitting on the platform awaiting the
arrival OF Northern bound tram, met with q
serious accident. While the engine was passing
the platform large lump OF coal fell from the
tender, striking him on the leg and breaking u
In two places. He was taken TO YOst's, and
Reach.
Last night, about O'Clock, man fell In q at
at the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sew.
enth street. 0fficers Burma and Columbus went
10 his assistance and succeeded In restoring MIN
to consciousness. He declined giving his name,
but thanked the Officers for their timely aid. lie
was taken In charge by some gentlemen, who
promised to see him safely TO his home.
There were two cases OF sunstroke on Monday
last. John Holloway, aged forty -nye. WAS over .
come by the heat at the corner OF sixth and
Second streets, and taken to his home by Onncer
Pfan. The other case was that OF John galway,
who received q sunstroke while lowering
Waterman at the corner Of Sixth and N streets.
He was taken to his room In East washington.
Both men are recovering.
The following permits TO build were issued
yesterday: Mason =. Lowery, one-story frame
store, Montgomery street, between olive and
Bridge, Georgetown; Charles Hicks, two-story
frame, Finn street, between A and II southeast;
Z. L. Schmidt, two two-story bricks, PennsyE
vana avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets southeast. An error having been made
In permit granted to p. Mattun to erect
frame house on Seventh street, instead OF the
rear part Of lot, several applications have been
made for frame houses on that street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16
BAsE BAJI. NEWS,

The Crcishtens vs.. the Irviustous.
A game was played on the ground south Of the
Executive Mansion yesterday afternoon be-
tween the junior organizations known as the
Creighton and Irvlngton. Neither Of the regu-
lar club mines were fully represented. The play
OF me irylngton was OF an inferior order, and
made sc onem an easy prey for their opponents
The Crclghtons have been playing all the
junior organizations Of lesser note this week TO
pionship game to be played by them with the
Chesapeake nine on the Olympic grounds on
tomorrow Thursday afternoon. II will be re-
tween these rival mines have already been
played, two Of which resulted In favor OF the
Creightons. Their last game was one Of the
limited score q 70 !. The CSe es are are
confident OF victory on Thursday next and the
Greightons are equally sansuine Of success.
CANE THIS AFTERNOON.
This afternoon the mines OF the War Depart
ment and surgeon Generals ONCE, known re-
sPectively as the Beknsp and Rutherford clubs,
play match game at O'Clock, on the grounds
| OF the Olympic club. Considerable interest Ia
manifested BY the friends OF the two mines on
free.
Hoard OF School Trustees.
An Adjourned meeting OF the Trustees Of the
Board Of Public Schools was set for last even.
ing, but there being only Messrs. Harris, Hart,
French, Cnamplin, DERRICK, AtLee, Wilson and
Robinson (n0 quorum present the board adj
1ourned until next Friday night.
That barking Dog.
Hon. Caleb Cushing yesterday entered sui,
against Thomas Kelly, claiming 5000 damages
for the willfui keeping Of q dog which barks in.
cessantly day and night, and gives the plaintiff
| no peace to attend to business during the day,
and prevents his sleep at night.
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INSURANCE.
neutrality-suspicious.
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
ASSETS, dn GeIdJ -. si,s18,Oi3.
hart 4 BISHOP,
ts,
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sTsEvENTH STREET,
Nssm OPP. Post Ofhoe.
n KRMAN.ANiERICA FIRE INsUR.
COLUMBIA. INCORPORATES JUNE 10. is7a
Cnpitni,.. .............. 500 600
Ofnce-Coipmbian Law building, Fifth street.
between d and atreets
GRO. =. soHAfER, w. =, l. s6iiNfDT. sec'y.
p board Of T5ustees.aeo Bauer. y , HeiberFer.
p b sel6s asen. u d, Lsdsrsr. #. stS,1. 'enAie''
Examining C9mmittee Nicholas Aoker, Henry
Semhen. DR.. Q. Z Preniiss. Frederick Btuts, " =.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16

HABIT, II not necessity, make hair dressing
Indispensable TO many. The new "vigor," which
Dr.. Ayre's laboratory issues, Is one Of the most
delightful we have ever used. II restores not
only the color, but gloss and luxurianoe to faded
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE.

~ Tti,Iits Manager
kLWsYs PREsESTiS6 'soaEffHffiTSsen NEW NEW
MONSpAH EVENING. July II. ISIS nrst appear.
piishcd danseuse, Thegrest ational Burfesque
An, !.sh sheppard Msss Cray, emale ban olst.
tochfort. the fayvrite character artistic Prof Fox
y ne WONDERFUL limitations. Jake Budd. Harry
fox, Marie and Amelia Gorenho, Nellie Edwards,
Cunmings and Turner, John Brasseii. jas Porter,
md others. A Grand Complimentary BENEFIT 70
tommy BrAssel on THURSDAY. July II, 1873
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corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours 70 A; Batur-
days, TO and 10 9.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16

For the accommodation Of those spending the
summer at warrenton and vicinity, the Wash.
ington City, Virginia Midland and Great South.
ern railroad will run special train on the War
renton Branch on Saturday evenings, connecting
with the South bound train, and returning will
washington city and the North. -. =
]. NJ. BRoApUs, a. T. A.
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CITY ITEMS.

the Peruvian Syrup. IL gives me new vIgor,
huoyancy OF spirits, elasticity Of muscle" Seth
W. Fowle Sons, Boston, will send, free, q
81 this remarkable medicine, to any one sendinR
hun their adlreaa. -. - -"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16

The WashinGtou Ctty SavfnGs Bank,
corner Of seventh street and Louisiana avenue
payse per cent. interest on all deposits Depos.
tta can be made and drawn at will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16

Those who are Interested In the purchase Of
children's suits and boys clothing, and desire
somsthlng different from, rs well as superior to-
that ordinarily sold at the ready.made clothing
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16

y --I-- Are respectfully Invited
To an examination OF our
.y -.. Stock Of q. -. ..
Boys and childTen's suits.
Thin cassimeres and
Linen jacket suits,
Blouse suits, shirt bodies, &C., &c,
Moan WALKKR d Co.,
GIL Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets. - ''I'I -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16

Tho Comiquo summer Garden
10 the most desirable place Of amusement In the
city. t..' TT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16

TEE NEW CoIoSNADE HorEI, Philadelphia, Pa,
10 noted for Its table and rich furniture.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16

PRHvnTvE OF HYpRoruoBrA.-ao to sayage's
and buy muzzle for your dog.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16

A Grand Bill
this week at the Comique Summer Garden,
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- BE0hpWAY. OPPOSITE o0N6REss PARK.
liz sss saoped e e. pS oiios
ing schedule Of PRICES; For the month Of June
3, a,yi nSH,his Fis.ts ssS psr w Tos tss
psg avg Sess sna a,s. 4 4 m, sqss
q. az w hs @9h R 81 q s. %sen'SS.s
Heel,y %ests " m, d.ys gsss Ier DAY.
per day. familes desiroui Of engaging spsrtmsnts
oIothespre.scs, water and eeetric sells In sy,sy
suit % apartmsnts VIII appy 70 sddrsss ths pro
I9 rsrS htt Hotel Boston. and W. W. Inland.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
KNIGHrs OF PYTnIAs.

GRAND DAY AND EVENING PICNIC
VIII be given by Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 8, X Of
p, At ANALosTAN ISLAND. THURSDAY, July
The steamer will leave foot Of High street George
tow, every ten minutes, commencing ii d. a. IN.
Uckcts. admitting gentleman and lady 20 cents;
additional ladies' IS cents each, Cbildren under
twelve years Of age no charge jyibat
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Naeni's Cent.ur l.inimeu,


Naeni's Centaur lIinimeut
Has cured more wonderful cases Of rheum Alta
sches, pains, swelllngs, frostbItes, caRed
breasts, burns, scalds, salt-rheum, &C., upon M
human frame, and strains, spawn, gals, &C.,
upon animals In one year, than all other pre,
tended remedies have since the world beRan.
the recipe OF the Liniment and certlncates 81
remerkable cures accompany each bottle, and
WI VIII pc sent gratis 70 any ona. II IL no humbug.
swelling 1t will not subdue, or lameness il viii
not cure. NO family or stock-owner can AFFORD
70 oe without Centaur Linlment. White wrap
per Tor family use; the Yellow wrapper for ami
mhis' j. b. ROSE Co.,
Oh broadway, New YORK.
, the GREAT EnaLisn REMEDY for Cont and
plants, either Of recent or long standing are Ad-
xlsed 70 use Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon az the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered To the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared BY
PnouT HAHsA,sT, $40 Strand, London, fnsiand,
and sold BY all druggists. - -
WHrE. clean. sound teeth, all may have BY
using daily THURsToss Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powderi price 20 snd 90 cents per bottle.
BkAUTIpUI1 soft, glossy hair, all desire IT, all
may nave II by Constant use OF THOMPs0h'B
pomade optime. Price, 20 and 90 cents per
LIoHIooLoRxD Kid Gloves are very stylisb when
not soled; JouvEss inodorous KID Glove
Cleaner Will renovate them thoroughly; price 70
eents Per bottle. All sold BY druG9isn and
WsLLsMAogNs-srHxAp srHssorHsrNo rI.s.
TIA Whenever z plaster y needed, arc unTi-
sGsd' S'es -, ~ md % cents sacS,
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Branch Of 1899 Seventh street, near MARIE

CAsroRIA Is more than substitute for Castor
OIL. IL 10 the only safe article In existence which
u certain TO regulate the bowels, cure wind.
cholic and produce natural sleep. II d pleasant
% take. No more sleepless mothers or Crying
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16
@ Amt JOHNS GLIB.

BEcoND EXCURSION TO POINT LOOKOUT.
The steamer Lady Of the Lake will le,ye her wharf
foot Of Sixth street, on SATURDAY EVENING July
y. t 10 O'Clock. for Point Lookout stopping at Pney
Point and return Monday. the ast, ut bA M Tickets
can pc had 1t the different Masonic Halls, once II
ne Boat or any OF the MAnasern State rooms from
"jyit sears Eleventh Az stF eisi n &C..
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-13
FREAKS OF NATURE.

The Jessamine Journal contains the
following A middle-aged negro, of this
county, who is as black as ebony, has
one white hand and forearm, the result
of the gradual absorption of the pigSaen-
tum rignlm in the affected member. Why
the colored matter has been absoryed is
an unsOlyed mystery to professional as
well as unprofessional observers. Such
freaks Of nature are extremely rare, and
We do not pretend to be able to account
for them satisfactorily.
We have just come ia possession Of the
following item, and with which We chal-
lenge the Press Of the State for better
one. There is now on the farm of Mr..
Jno. Foley of this county, near Niehol-
asville, calf that has three tails. The
two extra ones come out at the top Of the
shoulder blades. and hang 70 either side
Of the neck, and are from ~ to Is inch
q long
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-13

That was noble youth who, on being
urged TO take wine at the table Of a GER
tain famous statesman, had the moral
courage to refuse. He was poor young
man, just beginning the struggle of life.
He brought letters Of introduction to the
great statesman. who kindly invited him
home TO dinner. "Not take glass Of
wine 7" said the great statesman in won
der and surprise. "Not one single glass
Of winey' echoed the statesman's beauti-
full and fascinating wife, as she arose,
glass in hand, with a grace that would
have charmed an anchorite, and endeav-
ored TO press il upon him. mo-" said
the heroic youth, resolutely, gently re-
pelling the prodered glass. What pic
tcre Of moral grandeur was that-a poor,
friendless youth refusing wine at the ta-
BILE Of a wealthy and famous statesman
even though proaered by the fair hands
of beautiful ladyi No. said the no
BILE young man-and his voice trembled
little and his cheeks flushed-"I never
drink wine; but"-here he Strengthened
himself up, and his words grew firm
er-''if you've got little good old Irish
whisky, l don't mind trying glass"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-13

THERE is rather good old story told
of a dialogue between a navvy and a
man who had caught tiiieen-pound pike.
Seeing the fish on the bank. the navvy
wanted to know "What dye call that
ere, maistery ?" pike" answered the
angler. "Will e bolt. master 7" asked
the navvy. "Put your finger in his
mouth and try joked the asgler. "Noa,
| woan't, but I'll put my pups tail in. "
retorted the navvy, and. suiting the nc
ton to the word, he caught up his dog, a
largish "bull. and proceeded to do Us he
had said. No sooner was pups iaiT in
the pixies mouth than the jaws closed On
it. and away went the dog across the
country with the pike after him. 'Hallo
] say, you fellow" cried the angry an
gler, "eall back your dog!" "Nos.
wOan't,' laughed the navvy, "yoa call
back your fashr
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-13
A BABY INTERVIEWED.

TO A LITTLE ONE, JUST WEEK OLD.
Only a baby, 'thout any hair,
'Cspt just little fuIE here and there.
Only baby, name you have nonei
Barefooted and dimpled, sweet little one.
Only baby, teeth none at all;
What are you good for, only 10 squallf
Only baby, just week old
What are you here for, you little seold
BABYs REPLY.
Only baby what should beY
Lots % big folks has been little like me.
'Aint dot any hair! 'es have tooi
'spoae'nt haven't dess il TODD grow
Not any teeth-wouldnt have one;
Don't det my dinner by gnawing bone.
What am here fors al pretty neani
Who's dot better right : ever you seeni
What am doOd for' did you sayi
Eber 80 many good thing, every day.
'Toarse squall sometimes, sometimes ] bawl
10y dassant spant me, cause pss 70 small.
oaiy baby, 'ss sir, 's;s 80;
N II you only could, you'd be one too.
Ats all ! have 70 say you're most too Old
Dess del into bed, toes dstsin cold.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-13

NorE.--I forbid any person or persons
using this phrase without permission Of the
proprietor. A copy right is applied for, and
all iniringments will be pushed to the extent
Of the law. A. f.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-13

TINS Purdy Weekly Garette Is the
style Of 24-cOlumn paper Pablished in
MeNairy county by S. @. Barr, and ed
tied by DR.. Daniel Barry. Y is the DIFF
ference between editor and Published We
cannot tsn
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-13

A WOMAN at East Jaffey, N. H., has
had an accurate picture of a juniper tree
printed on her leg by a flash Of lightning.
And the editor who ehrOnicled the event
has had a lively time explaining to his
wife where he got the item.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-13

RECENTLY a young man who was at
tending a night writingschoOl near Dan
willie, Ohio, was smitten by the charms
of a lady who was present, and at the
close Of the school hustled forward TO so
hcii the pleasure ef ssoorting her home
"Ye. said the lady, III you will carry
my baby" He wiltsd, and the young
matron walked home alone.
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ranged. We then went TO Charlie told
him we had some fun up for the evening.
VIC wanted him TO chase the fox that
evening while we all spelled for him.
Perhaps 1t Is necessary to explain that
in the Westafew years ago, most schools
were what is' or were, called spelling
out schools, that is' all lessons were stu
died % to the top OF the voice brains,
throat lungs, legs and arms all performed
their part in the educational world in
that part Of the country then. When
we told him the girls would be close to
hear him, he consented. AT books
we took our seats upon bench--haif OF
a chesnut sapling mounted upon four
pegs-and Charlie in the middle at a res
pectfui distance nom the teacher' we
soon began the spelling at the top OF our
voices, keeping time IN musical precis-
icn--sc much 50 that VIC al pronounced
the same letters at the same time. ohar-
lie soon joined IN with a perfect chorus OF
hounds. lie barked loud and cheerily-
periecuy auuaoie " US ou' our 'o'ces
10 'n.e'ni',s'eu .'"' n,s ''", '"e 'e"."e'
cou'u nO' ue'0' :. We "'u o''en uo"e
'ne same '""s 'e'o'' 'u. VIC we"' =.
'n'' win .'''s"'d energy ine 'As'er
w~ su'P','ou S"s s'"',neu AZ o", 'uuoen
'n''S' "' A"O"'euse. Inc ""o'e 'o"oo'
s''nos' ''oPPee " D ~s'. on We went
'O"ue' a"u '",'e'' o'",i0 NesP"s W ~
- O'' 49, s'
n' 49,. IL, - =. ~ - .1 80. -
'"' '"'N "' w.
%. =" sa, sS 80, -e .-s's, ~ - III =
q, ~. wy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ' : IN, ~. /,
o .'n W." "a ~ "-- -, ISL - !,
~. :,. 60. -.
80 ~, .s 'e y. -. =. :.
O - N-...'.,-" .r
s :. | -. '.,. 49,,
- " -
p, - ~ 49,, -:
49,
ihough u ms nO' oeen 80 'e'y io"s
sinee Tue aoo'e scene oocurre'' .ninsS
nave changen IN the ih'eriun' lime
,hat 'n''sio'e emoooimen' Oh s'em-w'h'
uihg "a'ch anu moving nacnine na'
s'rahgeiy snuiieo neoaius' anu ra'e mas
oeu' Us d''csyeu nanuS VI ne ga'ne VI
iiie.
some OF 'hose VINO ac'eo IN 'n'' h'''e
dr"na' nave oy patience ana per'e'er'
anoe' arisen 70 rank anu ia'ne' o'nei'
nave sunk 70 iniamy ana disgrace wh'ie
others yet nave kept 'ne hoiseiess Tenor
OF 'heir way Plodd'ng along 'ne miduie
'horousni''io oi me 'na' haPPy position
frpc from tne ufcdu ana anxiety tnul iOi-
low in the wake of fortune or fame, and
r. -, IL
rom the iears ana PriVatiohs oi want anu
vice and sons have passed away.
=, m. =,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-13

A COMPOUND aniline color, called Ro'
"A, Is largely used as red coloring agent.
u ocntais large quantities Of arenic.
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JAW COOKE s. 90.

General Agents for the District Of CsismbIa,
virginia, North Csrolina, aud south Care
llnai
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
NATIONAL BANK RRPUBLH
LRWIs JoHNsON 4 CO.
FAINT. WASHINGTON 4 90,
MIDDLETON 4 co,
WILMINGTON CITY SAW BANK,
III MRNs SAVINGS d Trust COM
PANY'
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FINANCIAL
New z 80 Gold Loan
sAFRi rRorITAnLR, PERMANENT,
JAY COOKE & Go.


"nsr -. sa'' NJ pr sectaea in,eIft' Tue
ftrrt Wertsase lana erunt told Bonds OF
the Northern fncinc Railroad Company.
They are free from United state. tax, aud
are Is-ued af the fsllewina denomination
Coupons, 500, $500 ana 81 600, regis.
tered, 500, $500, sf 600, h.0dD ana
sto. mn -
-'.s.,"'. - .---...-
WIN me same tnnre oohhienee win Nhich We
ooumanned uoNeInmen, bonds 70 Caraalnis and
neoiae, We now eHer ihe iuiita inNestgaton ~
commend ue Nprhfn racine haiirCad ponds tnour
renH ana the senenai puhlic .Hl z H.
GOLD PAYMENT. ~ loo.
Both principal and interest are payable IN Amort
can gold CON- % nc once IL Gay Oooke 4 90, New
York tythe prinoiral a. the end NJ 4, years and
an. .n,.r.., "a, ,ho -. ~ 49,. .na 49,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-21

The following cases Of smallpox were reported
to the health OfticeT yesterday: One at No. go
New Jersey avenue northwest; one on Thirteenth
street, between II and ! streets southeast; one In
an alley between Fourteenth and Fifteenth and
u aud streets northeast.
The following deaths were also reported; one
In an alley between X aud l. aud sixth and Sew
enth streets southwest; one Oh y, between Halt
and First streets southwest; one Al No. 6lb Sew
enth street southwest.
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To provide nss9. ses this nssaip Se9t Concert one
PRICE OF TICKETS.
49, whole tickets $40. balvee Is and quarters sac
Eleven whole tickets for ei06 No discount on iess
ste Tor than ticEes 10 this nqnst o. weah
salis ms object u this thlrd Oh CSqseft = the
x Ksntaely which. by The .rsci.l act auihorikinF
citIe1s % EYER state. This CONCERT viii be con.
and ia pariieisrs Of lie mode of drawing ihs sfss
AZ {ns .ss,n s9a sys5y nesssssrS e
ming 70 sld ara nov pnbshed n the form q ctr
ybq apply. The entire nianayensnt Of this nndef
TaoMB {. BRAMLETfE, late Governor q Ksn
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addressed TO me a. below difected
RAGS. & saAmlEITf, LOUISVILLE, ~,
ianawkSam Agent Public Library Ky.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-21

Miss Emily Faithful Is In the city, and stopping
al the Arlington. Ia consequence OF her recent
illness, from which she has but partially TecOy-
cred, she was obliged TO decline numerous invl.
tatiOns from Senators and others TO he present
At the sessions Of Congress yesterday, and was
alsO unable IN attend the leyee OF Minister
Thornton. Miss Falthfdll will speak Ia Lincoln
hall tomorrow afternoon and evening In the In
terests Of the working classes,