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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03
GEORGETOWN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Meeting OF tho Board OF Gunrdians-In-
creased Accommodations Arranged For
New Teacher for the Male Grammar
school Appointed.
The Board OF Guardians Of the Georgetown
schools met last evening In the old aldermen's
chamber; Anthony Hyde, ESQ.,, In the chair and
Mr.. Curtis secretsy.
The resignation Of Mrs. L. sullivan, as jani-
tress OF Male Primary No. 8, was presented and
accepted.
An application was received from Mr.. d. T.
Janney for the position OF teacher Of the Male
Grammar school, It was indorscd with q favor
able Recommendation by the recent prcceptor.
4 number q bllis were presented, approved
Mt. Dunbar called the attention Of tho board
TO the fact that parents, In two Instances, were
unable TO provide books for their children At
tending one Of the schools. .......s.
The secretary was authorized to furnish books
In necessary Gases on the order Of the teachers.
series Of rules governing ne ssIacii9 nc, o.
Professor ]. II. Daniel and adopted, and the
president Of the board authorized To give dlrec-
tons Is 70 the course 20 DC taught. M, ,
schools thai In one there was los scholars adj
mitted and 20 awaiting admission. Ia tho other
there are 1871 on the roll, with accommodations
y M. Besli reported tina, Miss Good had ss
pupils, Miss sullivan o. Miss Bates %, and Miss
Reed ~
That the overpius Of applicants for admission
might he accommodated, u was ordered that
Primary No. be nlled to the maximum Of sixty
pupils BY transfers from Primary No. I, and that
Primary No. be removed to the Doughty build
ing, on Third street, on the FIRST moor. Also that
an additional female primary, TO be taught by an
assistant teacher, be opened In the upper rooms
Of the Doughty house. 80
Miss Jennie Gardner was transferred from the
Montgomery street school to the charge Of the
Male Primary IN the Doughty building.
Mr.. BeAil was appointed committee TO carry
out the opening OF the new school,
Mr.. Bernard n. Janney was unanimously elected
teacher Of tho Male Grammar school, which Will
be opened on Monday next.
Miss Adele Ross was transferred TO the charge
OF Female Primary NO. Q. MISS Angelica houEh-
transfer OF Mss Ross.
Miss Alice Watkins was elected to MI tho va
cancy Of assistant teacher In Male Secondary.
The board then adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03

Female Anectisa for Casines.
In his last letter to the Baltimore American,
Mr.. Fulton writes Is followa from rAris: GAIL
over Europe the love Of dogs among all sexes Is
remarkable. although they are msde to work In
Switzerland aud some parts Of Germany. Here
In Paris It quite common 70 see mother drag
glng her Almost infant child BY the hand. weary
and fretful, and carrying Q dog In her arms,
which she will occasionally stop TO kiss, or dis
pose Of 80 ~ 10 make It more comfortable. This
trait Is peculiar to no one class, bat oil seem 70
have q strong affection for the dog. To see
lady at her door or window without . lap dog Is
almost novelty, while many OF them carry In
their arms or lead them BY ribbon In the
streets. The corners are posted with handbills
OF hospitals for dogs, where the best medical a.
tendance can be had, and dog medicines and dog
boulevards, at night, the dealers In dogs are
constantly perambulating with two or three
pups In their arms, and ladies will stop and bar
gain for them on the public thoroughfsre. They
teach them all manner Of tricks, and they are
valued according TO the education they have re-
oeived and the Intelligence they display. whtn
they travel they take nurse with them to AZ.
these nurses can be seen In the public squares
airing and exercising the dogs, and leading
them by ribbons. Some idea OF the extent Oh
this dog mania may be Judged from the fact
year was I'D, 900 francs, OF nearly soo, 900 ihs
men, also, have their dogs, but not 70 suoh a
great extent as females. They are mostly beau
tiful little animals, AZ white "a snow, and are
kept scrupulously clean, more care being evil
IDENTITY bestowed on them in thls respect than
mothers,p WY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03
HIGHER EDUCATION.

A New German Anne rican school.
The Germans of this clty. always alive IN the
,.ca..,,i.. a, o,r n,oaras,i.a a.. r.. 80
" s.sW W. piosessHe ase, nave uAeh
another step In the direction OF liberal education
by establishing n German. American school
vbicb-nnilse ali o,har German educ,,,on., in
.,,,n,,,,. -, 49," - -, - ,,,.a,a sN. M
sututious Vi .nls ci'y-snAii DC ehtirey Tree from
and independent Of any religious sect or denomi-
nation. II was not, as might be supposed, an
aversion 10 relIaion in the us,,I ccsn,s,,on ot
~ ,.,,a. -. ~. ,a,,,.s, 80. VI
'nc n'er tertn snht ihuuosu these people 10 eh-
clude fehet0us services and teachings from their
programme, but II was the very laudable desire
10 do away with the m,pv seriou. evil, wh,ch
resulting from narrow views And sectarian nres,
attempt, made A. nniacaiion NJ mn GermeI. snr
higher educational purposes The numher of
serIs srbooIs h sltogsther too go ~ 80
nortian ~ ina sayrasa,a onmh,, ~ AZ ah,,,P ply
iendina them Nyhen tharafora, n, IL ,asan ~
cdns,ds rstinn maj iNssc schnG,s as,shIdsha, n.y.
def Inc atsoi,es and es,ntroiieJ r. ssasa ss,an,
nv religion, seets' rsnno,. oains ~ IA smaii
ni,mhcS m srteniants sna ,na I'M, Al ,,.n,aa
innentai thsrctn offcr M tbe sonna o,haa ,han
ina simnIest eismendsrx tnsIt.,,H v,uui ,, tna
seen mn the s.tsnIishmsn, ~ h,a,a MI oe
Iinn If Iesrring mnsi have hoaa .,an, , ,u
comHan 10 IN s,srmsns pD, ~ a.naa y, t..,
sSnnt ms Observation-Disclosures, 4, s ~. o,ues " ofins
N this pns. and Il Il Tar ass,.,ns ~, M nars
ana means anil nro,act,ns nss. sSn Ways
mat thcss uentiems1 Lsse,va p'a .sa pau
nraise ses' "esi Vi
me n,,p sdo,,ea n, than A.. ,rl.n. ,s. ,.,...
ina 4 numheI m nrnmInsn, .nc .n1 ,onoW
fnyorinT Ihs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ hiaher a,ah
school This CAL was resnandsa Nv hy ssnnn,
N 10 io1 Gentlemen, who f1fmeJ th.% ssi,. 1911 ,o'
a parmanent aociety and sIan,s.i ~. ~ .n.o
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03
DEAD AND III RED.

The Last OF BeRu Hickman en- Earth.
An elaborate notice Of the life and character
OF this welLknown parsonage was given in the
REPUBLICAN OF yesterday, and the fact OF his
then lying In q dying condition at Providence
Hospital. From the date OF his reception In
that institution he had been the recipient OF the
kindly ofices Of the Sisters In charge, and al.
though without funds, he was furnished with
the best attention they could give to the most
favored patients. within the cosy apartment he
laid day after day suffering with the pains
Of tho dread disease, paralysis, but unable
to explain his wants. A perfect and thorough
wreck, drifting from time TO etern ~, the object
OF q Kindness he was unused to and unable to
appreciate, he, from no volition OF his own, re-
miined quietly In bed and awaited the dread
sommons, which came yesterday morning, ut
O'CLOCK, . few hours before the REPUBLICAN
reached It's readers. His death Is described as
easy, and when the eventful life closed, 1t was
without the least struggle; In fact, Just as
babe would fall asleep did he breathe his last.
While life lasted the sisters had done all In
their power for him. Deserted by relatives and
fdends, left to die as he had lived, they had fol-
lowing the mandates Of their sacred calling,
cared for and prayed for him, giving him both
PHYSICAL and spiritual comfort. When the spark
OF life ned their duty ended, and then poor Beau,
or his mortal remains. must be intrusted to the
care OF the District officials The work was
short; the corporation undertaken was called In:
Q neat conn encascd his remains, and alone and
unattended the man who had spent his thou
sinds; who had been the amusing Jester for the
highest In the land; who for years alone had
bsttled against fate, was hurried from his last
asylum to Potter's field, and there his dust
left TO mingle with mother earth. The COM
mentary Is sal one, and the lesson Of his life
l..s - "A
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03
KNIGHTS TEnPLAR.
Proposed Parade and Celebration In No.
yember,

Among the various societies and orders which
the citizens OF Washington have reason 70 be
proud OF, there are none more deserving OF spe-
cial notice and commentator than the chlyairic
Order OF Knights Templar, End what renders IL
more gratifying Is that their reputation stands as
well abroad as at home. The colored Knights
Templar contribute their share to the well-es-
tabllshed reputation OF the Order, and intend for
the benefit Of our citizens to have grand parade
and review In this city on the 9th OF November
next, the occasion being the sixth anniversary
OF the Gethsemane Commandery, No. 0, X. r.
Judging from the material composing this Com
mandery, embracing as 1t does a large per-
centage of the wealth. and Intelligent young
colored gentlemen In Its membership, there Is
every reason 10 believe that the occasion will be
one long TO be remembered. Invitations have
been extended TO the simon Commandery, No,
1, OF Washington, Sir Knight Carter A. Stewart,
Eminent Commander; Henderson COmmandery,
No. q, Georgetown; Sir Knight VIM. II. Dade,
Eminent Commander. Invitations also have
been extended to the Communicates In Baltl-
more, Philadelphia, New YORK, Boston, Chicago
and st. Louis, several Of whom have already sig
nlned their acceptance. The committee OF ar
fragments JOhn W. Freeman, chairman; John
4. Clark, secretary are busly engaged In per-
fecting the arrangements, which viii be on the
most liberal and comprehensive plan.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03
NARROW ESCAPE.

Yesterday morning 4 welhknown citizen, In
passing along street, heard the mechanics at
work on the new National theatre building, and
went In to sec how things were progressing.
lie had hardly reached the interior OF the build
Ing before brick fell from above and struck his
straw hat on tho brim. tearing It halfway
round, and then falling, struck him on the
shoulder, making an ugly hrnise. The accident
was curious Sge, and w gentleman was
full on the head, '
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03

AWTII0n1Ire's Nephew Married.
Yesterday, at o'clock, one OF the best known
ministers Of South Washington united In mar
rage MT. 5. Newton and Miss Fannie Williams.
The groom Is the nephew OF one Of Washing
tons mllllonaiIes, and the bride a pretty miss OF
lngton. Although the couple have been asso-
oiAtlng Tor some time, the fact OF the wedding
ocoAsioned considerable surprise TO the acqaalnt.
anees o. both parties. Love, however, don't care
much Tor what people think, and the young
couple start llfe with good prospects, and the
best wishes OF the RErUBLICAk. '''o
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03

Tournament Of tho Governor's Mounted
Guard. Boz. I......
Anaiostan island was yesterday the scene OF .
peculiar gathering, u being the frst sabre
tournament Of the Governors Mounted Guard.
There was quite large attendance Of ladies and
gentlemen. when the hour for tho exercises
OF the main stand, and addressed BY Professor
r. A. Cook. The riding then commenced, aud
az its conclusion the Judges, Professor A, A.
Cook, William Dickson, esq, and Arthur shep-
First prize, Private Foley; second. Dr. Bond;
third, Private Bregszzi. Miss Teresa Duny was
crowned as queen, and soon, Win her maids OF
the occasion was one OF considerable interest 10
ali participants, and will be long remembered.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03
the CENTENNIAL.
WIZ II Does Net -sssassssss q
LEGAL rsii,iciass = BfsaAsvius aad the


-, p-,,,s,,... vle.,AS~,- ..s -.
ssecs,asen.
IL fair sample of many tina, We bayo received
srou, dIerer.n, .ource. ,sg, r,,,n, ,hs s.,ns mr.
- ~ ~ 49, ".s w
oar Philsdephia correspondent;
what n wrong shout the Ceuteuuial enter-
prise that Il u pOt tneetiur with the tuccess Ia
PelsdsipSis ccmpsrativei, ,,.ie ,nss,es, \ r.o.
itcstet ii Inc aiISir WIN. eSeu m the civ 81
Broiheriy Love itself, u there % nuoh dissssis-
ness Of me enssrcrise hsa mean ccpdgotedy
Why Il al tia vi = I forcshadpv Of I ire.
uieidous failuref Because Il q esllnentiy 1
iocs an nd ina,v'oasi sntsspfsss; and What e
ticIsns And speculatora. ID 4 not nsuousi. x n
will not be at the seat Of the Government, or At
name ssn.. gOu. n ,s cG IN no,
the Governnsnt, the fdends OF the concsrn
say that Il IL national became IL has q chartsr
from Congress. That does no, make 4 %; for
sss nsSua ,Sa, %as
oy Congress, the offences Of the nation .wouid
mai me enterprise !. pre-. sminently o. |. local
j, . siIs.ay gICyias% mat ,i,sI iSs Eipcsi,,on
come PhisdeipSia city property
since the assoc iatlon Received ia chart r there
has been desperate struggle for ihs o. ganizi-
his show. The nature Of III strpeaie Il seneI.
aiJ understood, and accounts why They have
snSIpps p m.rSes for ,ssi. ssec o. naoepha Id
the New YORK Herald and fev other leading
papers sdmonished them that II they wish 70
ns,so,,c se. scs NV ~ 80, ~ mo. noeeat ana
ltion. A formal meeting OF the associstton was
held at the PIN Ayentie hotel. New York. Al r
mat meeting, BY some icserd.msin, Ike Herald
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03

The gentlemen OF this organization, to tho
number OF nfteen, including some OF the most
expert disciples Of Walton and some Of the best
fellows OF Capitol HUI, started last night on
their annual trip down the river. They expect
TO establish II camp and remain about twelve
days, They 90 Al they always do amply pro,
yided for hng Emergency, And will doubtless
have Jolly .nl time, sOEl lber friends wish
them,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03
ACARD OF THANKS.
Washington sohustxea versin to the Police
Fsroe.

Yesterday morning Major Richards. superin-
tendent OF police, received the following de-
served compliment TO the police force:
WASHINGTON soHuETzEs yEnEIs. Sept !, Is73.
Major A. o. Richards, Chisr II Poiics'
sIE At the last meeting OF the board OF d.
reclors OF The Washington Schuetzen yerein IL
was unanimously resolved that the thanks Of
the yerein be rendered 10 you and through you
10 the officers who performed such eIiicient ser
vice during the grand festival at the PARK, from
August 4 10 4, 1878, and also to the members Of
the detective corps for their promptness In ar
resting the assassin slater, which again was
an ample proof that whilst crime cannot alto
gether be prevented, the perpetrators will DO
speedily brought to Justice.
I am. Major, your obedient servant,
ERNEST SCHMID, Secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03
CITYITEMS.
The Great Attractisu IL
uRIt pRIrN,a aIIpV a1x,pu

Tue UFont AttFnctfOn 10
HEILBRUNB SHOE STORE,
500 SEVENTH ERKET NORTHWEST.
We have opened this day
10000 worth Of New and Nobby
CATERS, Boots and Tics, comprising:
.'Gray Bros. Ladies' nne Shoes"
"Burts STITCHED Boots and CATERS"
WARES Excelsior Patent Last.n
The Buckle Alexis, Just out" d.
The To0thplck Toe, quite new
"The Old Mems Comfort"
Hunters and Fishermen's Boots"
"DanbarrS Misses and Guide Silver Toe
"Ths RED. White and Blue Caters aud slip.
"Rubber Shoes, Boots and ArctIcs."
400 Seventh street, Inteliigencer Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03

Ameetlng Of this new and popular organiza-
ton was held last night with good attendance
OF members. The object Of the meeting was 70
complete ARRANGEMENTS for the picnic to be
given under Inc auspices OF the association
for The benent Of tho Little Sisters OF the Poor:
Committees were appointed TO take charge OF
the AFFAIR, and the necesssry nianEemep@ Ut
were made,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03

Cox 4 Callan, real estate agents. hlS Seventh
street, sold three-Story brick house on Ii, he.
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, south side,
northwest, 20 DR.. u. Thompson, for o. 900; lot
No, ,, In slusre 9bI 90 feet inches front by 100
feet deep, TO y u, llowelli also, part OF Oi No,
2 In square 9oi, Maryland avenue northeast, TO
sarah e!sNenlay, 81 dry cents pcs fooi.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03
A FAITHLESS SPOUSE
ONLY SEVEN WEI Ks OF wrDDEp BLIts.


ssss hsPp .ssess w"e s"s re" Tsss-
sssd Dsllsrs In Csc Dav-Be Deaf
Ngisd TIE wife - Mssh as the Msuey-
Ce,sev,,,.,es T..~ q. Karen, Br.keu
..-u.-..s, a.. x,s.
eN peop'c " guy Mso e"y ~. un'o trouble
wNao.. immeui.eu seekuE $40 anu suVice OF
~ po,O. sus". Nv. M tasy soem 70 .nmk..a
\. '.'e, s"ss ~ nsve" w W nsme
.se.I nee.s, nc, - HN nsgc, trouble disap
80 ~ pououi Wtnu OF su.nonV'
~ moss 800, We uses snose VINO seek a,d Irom
sass syurcs sso socccsnui' put occssionshJ even
~ 1onos - powencss, ane one OF inc "''er
oos.fren yesterusy, snd " o. ionows'
Aooot no0a utsef weildressed' good'iook-
- yoeng nm entered headquarters anu ~,
SaMsa - 80 81 we ae'eotNes. sa.gen' Ano
1919 nsppeneu 20 De M anu ~ ouo, ~,
p nnen ne s'a'cn as iIouo'e su. .s.,a
v c,ousi ne p'us"m.e. ~ 49,,
w.. " y. rusn s'rcc' nc,'"wesl, sno aas 80
~ s ~, suceess'uiy .oi seve yea ~ ave-
~ W uasfs ~" .oo"on, 'as .,',,,.s . 40 ne
neArV ss'"". some WV VI "ree ''o"'"' 'sO
M WIN LAp' ,,S,
VINO a. once captivated am. she u apou' ,hn's-
I'VE years Of agr, ntnsf prepossoss'hs IN aF
pearance. OF NE s'onde, aermsn ype " ocauy'
vivacssaA sna can poass y, some aooompnsn.
menm-hos we fcsN @ VINO" snos'eoec oi
men ana sow " p'ease .aeh. sne nAa oeeh tne
posseascs o. cse nssesnn, W, 'ne,r tcia',ons no'
oe'ns phAssa o'vorec ,ouoweu, Anu suose,
aueh, ~ ss' oe' Pr'o, !" nupps noeune win
neL We ~. saA'.ru herSuJss nu svno"s , W.
pat.su sn's NE sno sac was 'nssa wmoM. WIN
NJ WY NJ SUI wss Hsuoh oi snc auseheo one
cua"ei VI nu nestN Asu inc fesai' was an unoon'
"uonAlsnnenucf ana aprposit'on OF marriage
WHICH vas soiemnised some seven weeks ago. .
rhotpv f NE coseVh',
saa rsuns IN Isncuu secony .. we pm h'
hsn Won, NJ. H. INFORMED ms on'ue 'ns. ne ~.
eeu"ee " nAac oi"Ni 'oel y nuIop., W, uos.
r'ess'ns .sshess e.sssu,1oau "ou'a ee'.J :,
.o1 sowo uae, ~. sss ,oos.s w. sae ne.,
oA'sIsv - s.S ns' NV, ss'a,uA, ooMu
ochNoo upon 'os VIC eM.' snu mus "e ,u.'s'
w non'ay ne uecmeu mat ~
woon Two bhuhiore anu couect sdeo' vi seV
crai nsndsed dohars tAen dse qua return mex
Jay. ne KISSED MS wWe- surtcu On In soo'
spinu, uansacteu ms ou.Iness Ano re'utne'
yesteray metning' acoof''"s !" ssree"e"'
say 70 % met win r.
ih ki..lI suhrhIsk "a, ,.,.,.
80 ~. .,,'.s..r,a. ~, ,no snns, raj h.s,
uon W. -. -. .,' NJ. s..-,.'..,,,,o,
et.ppeu ~ '" aS ~ VIZ ~, 80 ,"''.,.,
~ y. soon -. 49, ~, 's,
". 49,. =, -, -. .,,,,'
oo.alns snn uupNs h.u oeen 'uAIe ."y W.,
.'uue.k " no..y s,. az s,, !.
$50 80,
~ $780, -n,,s ,hsv az m,a,,,,., with hin
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03
ARunayvay Husband.

A letter was received by Major Richards,
superintendent OF Metropolitan force, yesterday,
from Gurneys, Caroline county, Va, stating that
about ten days ago colored man named An
drew jackson left wife and four small children
without means OF support and ran on with one
Maria Roys colored, taking the cars for this city.
the writer suggests that they be hunted up, and
thinks that Andrew should be made 70 support
his wife.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03

ANEW cholera preventive Is suggested by a
French newspaper, In the form Of silk shirta. II
says that the well-to-do Chinese protect them
selves absolutely from the epidemic by wearing
these garments, and Il recommends the manu-
facture OF q silk fabric for the purpose which
will be cheap enough for al 10 obtain,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03
DOCTORS DISAGREE.
IMPORTANT DISCUSSION YESTERDAY.

what sysssn Of Nisss ssii shall be
Aaspseds-,yeetiss Of the Heard OF
Health -Opisiss- Or the several Meu-
Der. 90 The Q-s.tion-Tr.s.ss,isu Of
Gssersl madness.
The regular meeting Of the Board OF Health
was held yesterday afternoon; oil the members
present. ~ .-. A.. .
Mr.. Marbury, from the committee on finance,
reported several bills; which were orderetl to be
paid when the funds are In hands.
Mr.. Langston, from the committee on ord-
nance, 70 whom the complaint Of citizens re-
Eardlng nuisance In the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal was referred, recommended Its reference
to the health offlcer for inspection and report.
lie also made q partial report regarding the
nlins Of vacant lots; both OF which were
ns also reported regarding the inspection Of
vegetables, recommending that the health ON
Ger report Ps,n hes, sn,sd q nm oT r.
wcek was read and adapted. ,..-
on motion Of Or. Bliss, q special committee,
consisting Of Dr., nllss and Mt. Lanss,on, wss
the regulation Of the board for the removal Of
The report Of A. X. Browne. attorney for the
board. for the month Of August was read ana
81 the Recommendation OF the health oficer
several premises were declared nulsauces and
ordered To be abated. = 7 ~ ~
The report Of the coroner fer The pas, month
was read, showing that tveniJ.cish, inqncsts
| we're held during that period.
Under srransemen,ts made a. previous meet.
Of fi nigh. soil, lns. Biss In Inc casif., -
Dc. Cox male lengthy speech, ~ which =, ss
| reviewed the various systems now In use In this
country and Europe. none Of which we're Of
| much service. He quoted that portiou 81 ~.
timore realized 10000 per year from tho sale q
| night soil, and pronounced Il an exarnerrtion.
DR.. Verdi interrupted aud said: Then yonI
n. S ssror rcpons he has nssee
10000"
/ Dr.. Cox. The estimated receipts. SHOW me u
Or. Leechs report where he has sold In the cit,
DE-. Verdi. What Is " ostimatcd rccelrtsT"
Dr. Cox. Not sale.
Mr. Langston. Not by jug-full.
plan an proposed So, By De- verii was IN strong coo
trast with the boz system. Mr. LsnTston sirongl!
fayors this plan.
MT. L1ngston ,nter I ", s s 10y ~
ny name 10 connection with the box syseso
When said inclined 20 the box system u ha,
been represented that was on the Fence an.
in doubt as 70. what system 10 adopt. Now, TO
| day, have had q very learned man call and sc
me, who suggests an entirely different ysten
/ want right nero 70 osli your arisntloa lolt,"
III. Cox. would rather you Woum wait unit
get through.
NJ, iansten, ,, 10 not i, S ant yca IN NV
Ia all. ...-...... -.
Dr. Cox. relieve you OF any position, cscef
that Of being on the fence.
Mr. Langston. There ia where want to stan'
| thank yOu for that,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03

The snbscrlber has now q fresh supply Of cages
lust received from tho manufacturers. -.
'N'' Jos. L. SAVAGE,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Tonth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03

i.g =. nssss.ai nnssnS. nsAh.
corner Of New Yost aveaus aad nftssaaA ssrsss
pays 9 per cens pes amman ~ delsslls NJ eas1
S.iUnSi Z ,ac 81 s.eias sosns " s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03

We understand, will open his dancing academy
the latter part Of thli month at Masonic temple,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03
TNHRATRE COMIQUE.
BRILLIANT REopENINa
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER l.
THEATRE ENTIRELY RENOVATED, RE-
PAINTED AND REFURNfrHED. WITH
LARaEbR p AEp kEw STAGE

THE uAspsoMrsr Avn Mosr ooxvoprI-
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The srAh TROOP of AMERICA.
FIRST tho a ai:t,RRHl'Hse ! TaSMfs5S.
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The charming actress and vocalist,
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Mibs MAGGIE BOWkRb.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03

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