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The New York herald., 1873-06-16
Jesse sOule.


Colonel Jesse 6oule has Just died at Freeport,
Me-, aged eighty-two years. He commanded q
regiment OF State militia at the breaking out OF the
1912 wal, and was at once ordered to the field,
where his troors rendered efficient service, and
obtained for their commander and themselves an
envabe record and returned at the close Of the war
to their homes, where one alter another has
quietly passed away, until, among the very last OF
the number, we record the demise OF the COM
mander himself at ripe old age.
HALL Pasha.
The Leu0nt Times brings confirmation OF the
news Of the sudden death by the occurrence Of q
shocking accident OF Halil Pasha, Grand Master OF
Turkish Artille y, at his town residence situated
on one Of the eminences OF Pera. His Excellency
has for several years past been rebuilding his
konak, and he took an active personal part In the
superintendent OF the work. AS the Pasha was
going the part OF the building course OF con-
structf0n some pieces OF material became dislodged
and, falling upon him, he stumbled when, before he
had time to recover himself, he was Knocked down
by fall Of large stones, which descended on his head
and killed him on the spot, smashing his face so
terribly that the features were scarcely recogniz
able. He was quite dead when picked up. HALL
Pasha was over sixty years OF age, educated at
Wsolwicl, and speaking the English language
niicntly, he was well known among Englishmen,
both residents and visitors to ConstxntinOple. He
used to say, indeed, that he considered himself an
Englishman, and, what was more, an English
mechanic.v.
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Average temperature yesterday. ............... 6BI
Average temperature for corresponding date
o6last year, ..........,.. 72l
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silcnced in . Few Hours-A Distressing
Cough by HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAX
PfkE'S TOOTHACHK DROPS cure In minute.
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Cough, by HALE,s HONEY OF FOREGROUND AND TAX
PIXIES T0OTHACHR DROPS cure In one minute.
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1s49-Established Is49.-G. Rauchfusssf
practical wgmaker and importer of Human HAIR, No.s
IA East Twelfth street, near Broadway, New Nork
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=. q. p. brandy, 81 per Gallon, 81 i

per bottle; old mellow reliable; entire invoice secured
at half s value good sound Caret 81 81 to $50
Depot OF Pleasant Valley Wine Company's still ana
sparkling Wine, pure and wholesome. - ..
II. Il. KTRK a CO., 60 Fulton street.
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For the Piles Use A. w. Keating's Ce1e~
brated OINTMENT. price 25c. 0ffce rs Front street.
ncL slin
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HNOyah havana IOttery.-fTtccS Ete~4
duccd, circulars sent and information given. We soil
the $50, uU prize In the drawing OF April -
J. b. MARTINEZ co, Bankers, ~ wall street.
PoSt Office box 4,oS5, New York.
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Fountains, Vases and Garden OrnaS
MENTs Send for catalogue.
JAMES KIRTLAND, Nos. s. 10 and l2 Reade street.
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Royal Havana LOttcry.-Prtzes Casheds
orders filed Information furnished Highest paid toe
spanish Bank bills, governments &c, &c.
TAYLOR h CO., Bankers, IL Wall street. late OF Ii.
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himself In the NEW YORK WEEKLY, now ready. In
touching language he describes the agony OF a de-
serted by the woman he loved, and who love.
homer obey.u
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NEW YORK HRRALD.
New York City
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03
THE ROW IN THE COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Trustee Foiiiott'. Reply to Lewis DOUGLASS.

WARRINGTON, July 3 lsT3
Sir: Ny attention has Just been called to re-
ply OF Lewis Douglass TO your report Of his dis
graceful barangue at " Billsdale school," IN
on the trustee, tmyseif.) II he did not, rs he as
serts, make . political speech to the children,
what did he mean by such assertions as By the
duplicity Of the whites and the pe:ddy ~ one u
and reuiAnded back TO slavefyfr and abiding to
the Board Of County school Trustees he said:
They have Disseminated against you on &C.
sount Of your color. Your schools are lacking
the common necessaries Of the school-room.
You have NO maps or charts to prosecute your
sSundsntiy sappiisd." Whiis sbusiSs The county
school trustees called him 70 order. which he
refused, but persisted In his rude and boisterous
manner (beinR backed up by his "bullies" en-
gAged for the occssion) TO denounce ne and de-
grade me 10 the children whose educational in
isrcs!s are intrusted to my care. lie asserts
requested me TO do 80. merely stated, In ac-
counting for the absence OF maps, "that n his
brnther would return the maps belonging 10 this
school Incorporated by him the diiiiculty on
the map subject would be very easily sur
mounted"
lie alluded to me as a "negro hater." This is
his pet denuncation of all wac differ with him.
Hundreds Of his race know that he states false
hood, and none better than bimself. ] was o
friend To his race long before II was profitable to
be Identified with them, and am 10 sun, noiwiih-
standing the abuse he has heaped upon me
solely On account OF not recognising In bis per-
the whole colOred race.
thank you for your very correct report Of the
disgraceful ANAL, which was Pfetnedltated con-
Douglas siIudes 70 q probable law suit. l. court
legal investigation into my official conduct and
may cause him 10 realize the truth OF the pro-
verb that "people have gone for wool and come
home thorn.' Respectfully, &C.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03
rwo Kiorrssssrs YESTERDAY,

rhe Old, on ssevS Lrrsssed s-a Betrayed.
for some months past The citizens Of East
Capitol street, aud more especially those who
bhcs ssms .S s Ss Harrison :,5se
Micawbcr like, for ionsshiDx 10 turn up.
IL turned up q few days 40. and In thls
manner, A SSsch,nan IN me employ o. Gen.
heart d one Of The uppsf zen. THIS dreadful
secret was no sooner found out by the ladys
parents than she was forbidden ever to speak to
mel In secret; theJ vowed eternal love. hut one
thing remained, hnd thst was 10 consummate
their wishes y tying the hyncnea Knot. How
Tss ooaohmAn soush. Substance from HI.
friends, one loaning him wedding suit, another
. nne watch, In that hour Of the night "when
grayeJsrds most DO yawn.r the lady sailed
broad and noble Avenue the carriage rolled IN
III u reached the door Of . well-known minis
Ger In one Of our most fashionable churches.
went % sSo. s nss n ss
man and wifc- But, Alas, for the constancy Of
man. The scoundfel, who had nfst seduced an
,nnossn, sI then married her. nov deserted
along the SUIT OF borrowed clothes and the
watch which he had borrowed. u IL reported
that Ne Mas one wife already, and that he has
her memory he hss been. 500.
r-4 CASE NO. Q,
On tho same street aud nearly at the SAM
tline OccutIcu An elOpement more romantic SUI,
II Appears Mat certain venerabie. poking gen
tleman, who has position In the Trcssuff De
partment bad been some time paying attention
to acestaini willow In the sains Department
aged rbout thirty-1ve. Said venerable gentle
man has wife aud two daughters, both Of u,
latter having positions under the Government
one being In the Treasury and the other In IN,
aovernment printing once. These young lade,
are well connected and highly cultivated, and
the action Of thelr. parent has caused them tho
deepest sorrow. lie has forsaken them and
kind, anectionate wife, and left for parts IN
known wtth the said wtlov.ry -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03

What brilliant, noisy, Gathering London
1t Is, one Of those llmpid June nights There
Is something infectious In the gay sounds and
sight of which the stately quarters west Of
the parks arc fun. Every other house Is
alight from top to bottom the roll Of equI-
pages Is coaseless; the burly, curly-wigged,
scarlet-coatcd, cockaded coachmen are every
where; the escutcheons on the coach doors
glitter Ia the gasllght; little covered ways
from the doors Of lofty mansions to the curb
stones, with carpets laid beneath, obstruct
your way at every other step; and as you
pass, cloud-like forms pop out Of the car
riages, whisk by In u twinkliug, and hurry
along In over the carpctod pathway . not so
quickly, however, but that you are dazzled
by glitter Of jewels and simmer Of silk.
Within there 10 the subdued bubbub Of con-
yersation, or perhaps the rumble OF q waltz |;
all around about Is hustle and rafting and
you ask yourself II these arc really the mel
ancholy folk which the blitho old French
chronicler Of the fourteenth century so lugu-
briously describes. My fashionable friend,
who seldom goes to bed In the season until he
has made his appearance In half q dozen
West End drawlng-rooms, clearly enjoys 1t
all, and comes out next morning us only an
Englishman can-as fresh and red-chceked
as II he had Just come off DevonshIrc farm.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03

A return has Just been printed giving some
very interesting statistics in regard to drunk
cnness in England. All England produced
135,0Oi convictions for drunkenness, which,
In population oi 29,5Oo,000, gives
about 30 drunkards In 10000. In Ireland the
number was relatively much greater, being
u, 35i In population Of 100000, equal 10
l47 per 10000. Persons who have been be-
fore the magistrate four or more times dur
Ing the year may DO taken Us habltual drunk
ards IN England per cent. OF the total
convictions are refsrable to the habitual of
Tenders. In ireland the ratio Ia II. 7per cent,
or nearly thrice that OF England. In Liver
pool the proportion Is $50 per 10000 OF Its
populations there the habitual drunkards sup
ply Is per cent. OF the convictions. Bit
Dublin Ia even worse than Liverpool, for IN
the Irish metropolis 4l6 convictions 20 10
10000 persons, and % per cent, Of ha6ltual
offenders 10 total convictions. - "
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03
BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE.

Mr.. J. W. Boteler, one Of our most prominent
business men and senior member OF the nrm OF
Boteler Bro, leaves here this evening, aud
will sail on Saturday next In the steamer Baltic,
Of the White Star line, for an extended trip
through Europe, combining business with pleas
ure. lie will nrst visit Ireland and Scotland, In
tho latter country going 10 the Stanordshlre pot
teries, where he anticipates giving orders for
work, which Is executed there In very superior
style. Leaving there he will proceed 70 Shenield,
England, renowned for the manufacturing OF
due cutlery, and from thence TO Paris, and then
TO Lemoyrs, where all the best china furnished
the market Is made. lie will here select pat
terms for several sets Of dinner and tea service
to MI orders entrusted TO him by some OF our
prominent citizens, who, knowing his excellent
taste, feel confident that his selections will meet
their approval, as well ~ II done by them In
person. Samples OF sets previously selected by
him were on exhibition at his store some months
since, and were universally admired. On the
conclusion OF his business at this point he will
proceed TO Vienna. spending two weeks In ex-
aiming the goods on exhibition at the exposition.
He will also visit Rome, Naples and Florence,
and return home In september next. His many
friends wish him a safe and pleasant trip.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03

The strange and sudden disappearance OF Vim.
cent A. Hubbard, youth about sixteen years Of
age, has caused great uneaslness with his fam
lily and friends. II seems that on Tuesday last
he left senator Casserlys residence, by which
gentleman he has been employed Al private
secretary, with q book and q check for gJ3 "a
stopped at the banking house Of jay Cooke 4
Co., and the check was cashed. He then pro-
ceeded TO the senate Chaniber where tho book
was returned. Since that time no Information has
been received as to where he went or what be-
came OF him. lie was youth Of excellent char
acler and very fond Of his home. 1t Is suspi-
cioned some foul play has come to him. His
home, and his friends fear that some foul play
has been used TO prevent knowledge Of his
whereabouts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03

Messrs. Golding 4 Gleason have purchased
from Freund the popular Ice cream and confec-
tionery saloon, No. b2i Seventh street. They
are now prepared 10 supply families with cream
eursions and plcnics. To weddings they pro-
pose TO give special attention. They have every
thing In nrst-cass shape. With their establlAh-
supply families at their residences with fresh
bread and rolls. They win give special attention
10 orders for the Fourth OF July.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03
COLUMBIAN c0LLKaH ALUMNI Asso-
.. CITATION, .Hr...fI
Mertins Last Eveuiss-Aaspsies OF Cos.
stitntiou and ny-Laws-Riertier Of NJ

ssOANs .H
''p."s sSs' hven'ss-heepuese o. n Ccu-
suihtiou and By-Lsws-kierticn OF AZ
Executive Csusnitses.
the CoIamS,sn oo,lsvs Az my h, ~, cven'nS
thew Trin,bIc (prcsidcutI in The ahsisN sr,, Thos
JanyieI secretary. - = - :
Nj, InRersolI, lion tho comm,,te, sppo,u,ss
was adopted, il proy,ies tbst ihs sssos,. ,,ass
shall he called aTbe hinmpi l..ocI.,ion ~ ~
law Depar tment ~ the 1a,n,nhisn iYn,. % W..
on the Diatr,pt Of Colnmh N h. s.sah,ish.y
TO maintain Inc dignity m The law ~ n. ptmera
u the COLUMBIAN I'niyerulty IN oorivsts ec,,s,
Intercourse Amons ia ncmhcrs ana ~ incre.ss
ia usefulness IN nromoting ina sssnJsrS ~
az Alton for sa,ris.,nn ~ ,,,nrs. Th. 80.
mates Of Inc law drns rtmcnt ~ Gainmh.sn rn,-
pve are decia red 10 ha ,n.n'ha,. =, ~ $500.
ion. INT oniy snch ~ them ss sne srb..sss,s -
the constituiion an ar hssara tha ,h,s, rsa..,.v
Of october no ri sbsii he sc,Iye wemher. rss,J
with me rights AMI ntiylicges srsnteS ~ ,hs
conatIfntion rs s' " '"e
Any graduate NJ the i.v dco.rtuuep, NJ IN.
Columbian college IN gooi stanp,ine' vso sss,I
not I'M We signed re constltnton ritnlr tpe fine
limited. NAV be,ome 4 member nv a vo,e ~ Ne
nssoclaiion on recommendation N Inc ! xecn,lvs
commltter who A. All hsvs nowrr ~ usSc snss
regulations a. ibey naV fron Tina IN tIms dss~c,
ne,iiui Ssns,ds,es yrss ~ nan,,s.d ~ sos,s
active member OF Inc assocsttor' the of,c.rs
snail lie a presl,lent and ono VICE nresiSeoI ana
4 corrcspondna secretarT from sesrh cis.s ~
uradnstrs = tpas.nsc, sn1 .sa.-si ~ r,s.s..-S
ing s,cretnTy Timers .hsii h. ~ ey.cr,iv. rsa
mIttrr ~ nye ne,nhe,. 1.na asra.xs .h.n ~.
fhe pthettt suhN VN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03
A Social study rssm the Britl.h Metropolis.

~ Ftuuy EtoW tuC .uCtEOpolln@
Correspondence Of the araphic.J
LONDON, juno l5.-Things have come to
such pass In London that to marry and re-
main Sin society" on less than 5000 year
Is perfect impossibility. Now the men and
women with 5000 q year arc few; to remain
In society Is more valued than domestic life
outside Of that charmed circle; and the con-
sequence Is, that marriages 'in high life"
yearly become fewer. There are other con-
sequences, Of a still more painful character;
one hears OF them, every once In while, at
the divorce court. have Just been reading
OF one Of them. A pretty little woman with
yellow hair--a Becky Sharp, II you please,
bu Becky Sharp as Becky may have been
had been married to an army officer who had
happy for one year; they quarrellcd the second
year; the third year they were happy again,
for the little woman had discovered plan
for always giving her husband good dinners,
keeping herself smart With jewelry, and yet
asking him for less housekeeping money than
revealing tho secret Of this financial feat
and-you know the rest. Tho little woman
was sworn In the wltncss-box, and asked by
counsel whether the captain had been
brutal or ncglectful: "Oh, no." she sobbcd,
"he was always kind; but he used TO look 80
miserable at seeing me poorly dressed, and at
might take 10 dining away from home and
leaving me, and couldn't bear the thought
OF II, for loved him more than-than any
thing on earth, and do non." The little wo-
man wopt her blue eyes red, the honest cap
tain cried like boy; but the sickelisian
mode Of arranging these things not being In
vogue here, he Insisted on his divorce; got 1t;
and his wife Is now walking the pace at the
Hsymarkct. CATucARr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03

The Board Of Public WORKS nave directed the
superintendent Of roads 10 have the sidewalks
on Nichols avenue graded and the culsert Of
Hancock place, on the same avenue, extended
on each eide. The Western Union Telegraph
Company have been refused the request TO put
up new line of poles on b street. between Sixth
and Thirteenth-and. shalt streets. The wster
water main on street, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets northwest; q six.inch main on
Tenth street, between b and U northeaAt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03

This evening grand complimentary benent
Is to he extended 10 Cummings and Hart at the
Metropolitan theatre. Besides the regular CON-
pany there Is q long array Of volunteer talepf,
Including the name Of Miss Kitty Rowell.
These actors are very popular with the patrons
OF the Metropolitan, and they will undoubtedly
have, as they deserve, bumper,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03

On Saturday night last, as colored man,
stranger In the city, was walking down Fifteenth
street, south Of Pennsylvania avenue, no was
attacked by another colored man, who came out
OF frame shanty, and knocked down and robbed
OF ali the money on his person. An alarm was
given, but the highwayman succeeded In effect
Ing his escape. The matter has been placed In
tho hands OF the detective corps, who arc Gu
deayOrlng to Ind the guilty party.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03

This association held iis regular quarterly
meeting last evening, Vice President Waldo
brown In the chair aud r. Y. Rehway secretary.
The financial report was presented by the treAau-
rer, II. j. Shulties, which showed the association
TO be IN healthy condition. Some discussion
was had as to the work TO be done In the coming
election In Wisconsin this fall, but no posltiye
course was decided upon. MeetLnx Adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03
THE FESTIVAL At ROcKviLLE.

ENrursian of TAT halle (Itiveu. af NV.sk.
go
,"s,o" M" nv orp"ans o. ST. Seserns
A.yium, In Aid OF the Academy mt Rock
Vile.
About six hundred persons ,eft the Ba,timore
and Ohio A. pot xss,cr,is, n,osn,ng =, s.,s NJ g
sneciaI trsin ~ seysn ear. nv s.Isns ,ha ,aa,,
Wi given m the Fsir gyonnis Rccpv,i,n TO- ~.
bcnsnt 81 the sinsnl stisshsd 70 NJ 49,.
churrh. Of thnt Mace tU the Catbol,c ,.,crg. n,
me Di,trict Ihy,e ware prrsent itrv EatE.p.
Walter. ROWE Rsrrotti and Nan Marine ala,
Kew Fstbers Nackin of Koekyilie and t,,nsd
OF Wrstmnster' Mi NJ" ''''''
The lltiie orpban boys of ST Josenb,s asvIum
NUMBERING srventy,n In ebargc ~ si.tsrs ~
the Holy Cross' also shared In he nieasprrs III
Inc Inn. lhroush the happy forethonyht ami
generous patronage Of Rev Father Wafer. who
taxes 40 much prIie In Inc institution. n Was
source of much rratilcation 10 their friends 10
witness the zest with which The nnnr iii,ie
orphans enioyed m. novelty oi this nlcassnI
rural festiyal
The oniy dra vbacs tn the del,ybta nj tho occ..
sion was the long lrteniion ~ thr onignInc
train This was rs,sei Nv tbe inrnmius xas,s
80, ,,.i,, hai,,, banIn'i 80 ~. W, W -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03

MT. ThomaA T. Barnes, after long and mos,
painful illness, died AZ his residence, eos Sixth
street, about 10 oulock last evening. Mr.
Barnes was well known 70 the community Is an
old and respected merchant
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03

This afternoon the yacht Americas, with about
fifteen members Of the club, start down the
river on four days trip, with Q possibility Of
extending tue run 70 CobbS island. The boat Ii
amply provisioDed, and the party anticipate, and
VIII doubtlsss have, . most pleasant time.
Mcssrs. Frank II. Finley and Z. q. Wheeler both
are In command, which ensures a folly good
time for the bows
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03

Coughlln, Masonic Temple, corner Ninth AMI
y streets, draws his soda IRON Tufr's improved
fountain, and In always cool apd sparkling. His
syrups are made under his personal direction,
and are Of the purost and best quality. Ito In.
yltes trial " test their superiority.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
TooLYM oNT.
The elegant stesmsrr QOT
CRY 4%FwkITxkx ssSA A2

Glymont on the Fourth. Of July, leaving according
70 the followinr sehtdui. Of hours Leave sshinf.
and =. m. Letiuninr, leave Oh mont At l. and .
?. m, Ths, grounds at 9ly mont are now In THO
experienced caterer. who In prepared with err IA
city 10 render visit rs comfortable, and furnish
them with ell the substA niias aud deicacie~ Of the
season. The ArranTems nts arc now perfected. and
all who 40 can be accommodated. Fine inusic tur.
nishci, with strinx band for dancing, and good
der win be naintained hy concert of action between
the City POLICE aud the sheriff Of Charles county.
Maryland. Round trt /, 81 cents. lyld
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03
NOTICES or NEW ADvRnTIsEM ENTs.
A patcnt-riaht for sale of trade.
Rooms for rent In Franklin row.
Paul has fireworks In abundance.

n patcut-riHht Tor sale % trade.
Rooms for rent In Franklin row.
Paul has fireworks In abundance.
Several lots In square OF for sale.
A cottage at Mount Pleasant for rent
A large stock Of hams, &c, at u. Exams.
II. Egan has full stock OF liquors In store.
A suite Of three or four rooms are wanted.
Tue Wdshinpen S,nhpsi will appear July l.
A large stock Of light carriages at Robert II.
Grahams. .......
See advertisement OF Metropolitan Building
Association.
The teachers Of the colorei Schools will he
pail. to-day.
John NJ. Young has on hand large stock Of
nhs carriages.
Philadelphia base bail club against the wash
ington Saturday afternoon.
storage at areen 4 Williams auction store,
corner Of Tenth and d streets.
The Centre market will be opened to-''sy from
O'Clock q. m. to II O'Clock p. m.
The North Washington Catholic Association
will celebrate the Fourth OF July.
The teachers OF the public schools will meet at
the Franklin building to receive their pay.
The ONCE OF the American buttou-holc over
scanning AMI sewing machine ha, been re-
moved.
The circulating library Of the Y. NJ. c. A., cor
ner OF Ninth and streets, Is open daily from
"a M. TO 10 p. m.
johnson a Barnes have postponed the sale Of
the balance OF estate Of the late James Reilly
until saturday, the 9Th instant, at 10 O'Clock am.
Duncauson, Bowling 4 Co. will sell on Situr-
day, Jaly 10, at . O'Clock, p. m., unimproved
property on North Il, between North c street
and New Jersey avenue.
Green 4 Williams win sell, on Tuesday, July g,
at 5 O'clock, sINty-tWo vain Abtc building lots In
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-03

Detective McDeyltt yesterday evening arrested,
/ In Philadelphia, q young man, on the charge Oh
| being the thief who obtained the blank book OF
certificates Of the Board Of Public Works. lie
was locked up until this morning, when the
/ necessary preliminary examination will be held,
and he Will then ~ he CAM give bail for his ap-
/ neaFaQCe.