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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
PUBLIC SALE:
SIS Business & Building Lots
over BIoVemshbtrNetM MRhuge. last sAala,F'
On the p, w. q b. RailrOad. on VandsvsP Avenue
q and on Prominent Streets. will be sold
ON the Premises
ON SATURDAY, MAY 3ias, IST3,
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without pOstpOnSmeAt, withdrawal or undertaking
The property on the sasterly side Of the p, W. 4
b. Railroad l. entitled 70 tho thoughtful attention
fburehaseFs, either for business purposes for dwell
lingS or for sDeeNiafisA The ground y unusually
high for th soet0u Of the city. and is doubtless an
deFlad with an immense quantity Of sand and gravel
Il Is close TO . station on the P. W. b Railroad
and on and near 70 destined Dnomn ayenues lead
ing y EdgemcOr and to the Delaware River. Lots
are rarely sold at positive sale comprising so many
Excellent points and with such promising future.
The Lots on Vandever Avenue, Head and Thatcher
streets are also prominently located. ana are many
of then - saia ground. The property Of the o. r.
l. Co. oas sVenth street bridge Is nearly all sold.
and purchasers need hardly bo reminded that ROu
TERMS OF hALE--Fwsnly per cent. essA and
tha balance innotes With approved sn1OTsOrs equal
y aiviaed ak and months, bearing interest from
the day OF sale. 6attlaenel in all cases % be made
pFaVinus to the following Saturday. June JtA. ISIS.
al l2 m tOthOruisaa purchase may 6e declared Veid.
Ct The option of the gSlal end parties who pay the
whole in cash en- or beloga thai time will be entitled
20 dear discount 0f thFeo per cent lm9Sdiate
pOssasSiaa o. satilsnsat j; 4. HkALDs
gYfoE himself and as PFast Chris. River Imp. Co.
n : nay yzFs[a-lS-0 I'D ff-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27

Ir man wants q BSttIe Of whtskey,
let him buy it aud take it home like a man
and not sneak home with bottle Of ssBIttsrs, u
or Cordial" and pretend that 1t is medicine.
Il he wants tonic that is something better
than temporary stImulant, he should get a
bottle OF Peruvian Syrup, Ian Iron Tonic. i
that will vitalize the blood aud give durable
strength to the system. 2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27

Docks for Subscription to Capital Stock Of the
ID Wilmington Mechanics Cooperative Ass0eia-
ton. will be opened for subscribers at the Of
the Association, south east corner 5th and Market
streets, rear Of reading room, this evening from
8 to go, pm s. II. TAYLOR,
- may26-6t Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
PROPOSALS 70
BUILD THE wILMIEaEOy CONFERENCE

Sealed Proposals. will bs received for the eonstnc-
iOn Of a building for the Wilmington Conferences
Academy in the town Of Dover, Del, until O'Clock,
p. m, on the 18th day of June, at which time said
proposals will be opened IN the presence Of the
Trustees Of said Academy.
The contract will be then awarded and the accept
Of any proposal shall be at the election Of the
Board Of Trustees.
Plans and specifications may be seen on and after
June Sd, at DoVer at DR.. SaulsbuTy's Office and at
J. II. Windrim's, Architect Sixth and Adeiphi Sts
PhiladeIph
Proposals must be addressed to DR., Saulsbury
Dover, Dol, and marked Proposals 10 build the
Wilmington Conference Academy" InayZ-2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
GANTN.
DECORATION DAY,
MAY 3Oth, 1873!

The aurViving soldiers and sailors who fought in
the var Tor the preservation Of tho UnionI are no
quested 20 meet 1T the City Hail. on FRIDAY,
MAY SOth, at "a O'Clock, for the purpose Of pro-
ceedlng to the several semeteries and araVeyards,
and streWlng with flowers, the graves Of their COM
Iades. who died in the defence of their country,
durmg the war with the armed rebellion All SOL
dlerS and sailors who intend to participate with Us
IN thus commemOrating tho gallant deeds and hero
le sacrifices OF our fallen comrades will please meet
promptly at the hour and place named and proceed
quietly and without any public denomination, to
peftorm this solemn but pleasing duty.
Az persons having flowers which they can spare
or the purposos are requested to send them to the
City Hall easily on Friday morning. and NOT IateT
than II O'Clock. There will be a COMMITTEES in at
tendance to receive the flowers and acknowledge
the kindness aud patriotism Of the donors,
Our lady friends are invited to meet the Commit.
eo at the City Hall ON Friday morning. and assisl
IN making ooquets, Wreaths, etc. On behalf of the
soldiers.
WHY. SWIGGOTT,
$. A. .MACALLISTkR
IS. VALENTINE, C...-.
l. t ID. K. HIdNUT, COMMITTEE
"a Lie, GRUBB,
j. MURRAY, may25-4t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27

ONLY one trial will eOpyiDas SmsksFs Of the
\ y good qualities Of HAY ES' HAvanA CiEars. Ne
still intends tn take the iead in furnishing 6nO Ci
gAFs. Wholesale and Retail Depot ID and Rrsneh
streets. mAy3-T3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
DIED.

DlMs0N.At his residence, in Philadslphia, on the
sstenl.1on u ~ es15t inAtant. Thomas 3. Ditsn
Due notice will be given of the funeral.
MGCALL,-On the 18th inst. Charles L., son Of Vim,
~ Salah Jane Mccall in the 18th year Of his ace
pectully invited to attend the funeral from the res
laence OF his parents, 1913 Market stTeef on Tues
tce. ~' ASasnSa .ISa ~. ny
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
9nbIif salts.

pEREMPToRV SALE
OE rHE VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,
J. N HAMILTON. DEC. ON MILES RIVER"
TALBOT COUNTY, MD.
Under and by VirtuO of authority. the subscriber.
as Executor OF said deceased will oer at at public
sale, at the front door Of the Court House. in the
iowa OF EastOn, on
EUESDAY. JuIy stIf, 1873,
between tho hours Of two and five o'clock p M, Of
that day. all the valuable Real Estate Of deceased
not already disposed Of. consisting of tho follow
i9g parcels to-, e Sit; That valuable Estate called
Mie9asls to Bay Hundred, and within two miles OF
St, Miehaeis, and Immediately on the waters Of
taina in the whole
SSS Acres, 2 ROOds and 3S Perch
eS OF Land,
as per recent su. 5ey thereof The land is in fine
| heart. having always been kept up by deceased
49, THE DWELLING HOUSE
| ~ is small. but in fair repair. The out houses
/ ~ two aFanaries. two Com Houses Sta6iing.
chinery. all in good repair This tract has been d
Vided into two farms and lays of beautifully for
each. The home portion Immediately on the river.
313 Acres, ROOGis aud 23 Perch
~ es Of Lamd.
641S acres Of which are WOOD LAND Of good quail
ity, principally hne white oak and has the and
buildings upon it. The other portion separated
from the above described home part by q beautiful
cove OF creek called Long hall" contains
III 1SA Acres OF Land,
65 Acres, RoOda. - Perehes of which are WOOD
LAND Of quality and character as that on the
home portion. 1t has it large shed nearly new
| - and small DWELLING HOUSE. immedi'
| sa alely ON Long Haul Cove" This Estate
3a will be offered . whole and in divisions
- above described. and sold rs il may hrins
most mOAey or be deemed most advantageous for tn,
Estate. This 10 of the most desirable Estates il
this county. being equally good for wheat and cor n
| abound in its waters. Steamers BY day and nigh
sass almost constantly To and from Baltimore With
in thirty yarg OF the sh0re. There good schools
mills Of all kinds. and churches in st. Michaels
| within two miles. Also at same time and place will
be offered that other valuable farm, called "EASl
' IMAkTINGHAM. and containing per recent suryG
16A Acres 3 PerCheR,
1877 acres Of which only are WOOD LAND; the re
sidue arabic This farm also binds wholly ON Mile
River" The land is of excellent quality and il
| AB%=a good tilth. The DWELLING HOUSE, Ol
4 NC it has two rooms and kitchen below. an
Ik the cut buildings. which ample, are Ii
W~sA very fair conditions; the fencing all in quo,
. order This Is a very desirable farm
TERMS OF SALE:--0ns. third Of the Durehas
money in each ease to be paid in cash. On the day
sale; the balance thereof in two eQual instalmeni
of six and twelve months, from the day of sale wit
interest thereon, secured BY bead and approved 81
9 leuriy. -,
Executor of John N. Ham etOn, deceaseS
II Nm. II. BOstiek, Auct. mAY3' is
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
President MeMahon'u FIRST message.

=, President MacAIahOn sent a message to the
French Assembly ye'terday. 1t was read by
the Dpke ~ Brog''e The President says -
and will always scTG1rlOusly execute them.-
The National Assembly had Two great tasks
the liberation of her territory and the restora-
ION of order. The first was ably conducted by
my predecessor, with heroic patience. The
cou1sEy and relv on YOU 70 accomplish the
other. shah fOhOw ti0 f0relarI poli Icv Of nv
predecessor l " sh for peace and re-Organl-
zatiOn Of thefaImy, desiring Ofile tO restore
orr strength, and regain for France her rank
among the na,,Ons, The home policy will be
reSOl1tely Conservative. The admihistratiOn
must be lmbued with conservative spirit.
" II appoint 10 office respeclars of the law, de-
lend s0eletg against factions, and stand as a
sentinelto sos tlat yOur sovereign W" is obey
ell in its integrity"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
Do ttfes.
so DOLLAR S REWARDI

/ will pay Gfv dollars for such information q:
shall eOnclusiVey prove the Individual who on tho
night Of the 18th mutilated the tree in front Of my
dwelling. 9TH and Market streets
mayg7-3t H.F ASKEW.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27

DlsehArge Of tlss I'SaIsianR Prisoners.
NEw 0RI,RA Ns, May 26.--Cieneral DeElanc
And Others from 81. Martins were tried tO-day
before the United States Commissioner There
being n0 evidence 10 sustain the charges against
them they were discharged
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
NOT ICE.

walton James having teen &c to hire one Of our
dTiHSrs running on one OF the Western TOate5, com
prisihg West, WashnRtOn and Jefferson streats and
put him on the whole or part Of the same routs Tor
them. therefore nOtify our eustOmeFJ OF the
change that they may be sure Of WHOM they get their
Ice - 6pIJSFY K RTCF
May l7-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
MARRIED.

BECk-PFAENDER.--May 9th. 1873. by the Rev.
flaender. AL Of WilmingtSn.i = ] Il 7
National Republican., 1873-04-08
NIs,ropelitan Theaire.
CITY ITEMS.

spriss stoek.
Just received
A line selection q - .n. ID
and Window shades,
At KIDwEIL q BENDERsoEp
4Os Ninth street
opposite Young Mems c. A. Bsiiding.
TuE MOST uSHAFPY PRISON In the world Ia the
dyspeptic. Everything looks dark and gioomy
he feels "out Of sortsh with himself and eyeryt
body else. Life y z burden % him. This tl1
toxide q ifonJ Cases o. twenty -seysh years'
standing have been cured BY 1t.
THs NEW CoLosNADH BorEI, Philadelphia, Pa,
Is within two blocks OF the Young Mems Chris
TuHu Is NO EIcUsH for poor biscuits, rolls,
bread, griddle cakes, mufilna, wa1ies, Ao-, when
Dooleyb Yeast Powder Is used. drooeu sell Il.
BssF BasSr 6GsS SSTF FioSs rsHe5 oSS. SSsi sii 80
Black DQoakin Pants, from " 70 tia-
Diagonal Coat and Vest, 70 match, tnlported
goods, with ilghi Cashmere Ranis: S1s suit
spring 0yeI~sacka, from u 70 go.
Good Cashmere Bunineas suits, SIS.
GOO. Moan wALKER \ Co.,
~ OIL fennsylVanln pyenpe.
3d.. IL You Wont
prices are moderate, aud he has good workIicn.
ATO. Pare Preach CaSAy AIO.
is manufactured daily and sold A. the low price
nts, nearly opposite National hotel, eotf
DR. AYTR's IkBoRATsRY, that has done such
National Republican., 1873-04-08

simshouse, who dlsd On safdfda5, was buried in
Oak Hill cemetery yesterday. .-.-
/ TIN 0nlns Mlnnrr.-Fourteen hundred snd
aaioS Asas bushsls choice rcd wheat st fAoe
Tun Rfrnn.-,Arrivet, schoonefa Am X Val
entlne, from floIidai. hrabela from Phnsa:t
phiaj steamer Coiumbia, from Baltimore and y.
tsrroes fOr Dissict incfcbshts. ~.
A CENTRAL Rusn Of boats from Cumbelaud "a
expected IN a day or two. A dlf,culty 70 pes.
.he feeder level above HstPers re,fy EXISTS, eas
shortly The cause OF the trouble n owing 70
the shallowncss Of the water at this point ocoa-
stoned by the level not being cleaned out at the
time the ntheTa were. - - I
National Republican., 1873-04-08

one nrSt-clAss salesman, thoroughly acquainted
with the clothlng business; 10 good, competent
man liberal compensation and peImAnent en-
ployment will be guaranteed. Address, with
correct name and reference, lock-box is9 city
pOst once, 70
National Republican., 1873-04-08
I..uruuo. Notes.

meeting Of the District OF Columbia Board
Of Underwfiters, composed Of the repreaenta-
tiVes Of the insurance companies who have
agents IN this city, was held last evening a. the
sOciatIOn building, with o large attendance; MI
N. u. IArner In the chair, Mr.. A. y. Prntt score
tAry. After the Transaction Of conaiderable rou.
tine business, u was resolved that the future
meetings VI the association should be public,
ard the reporters VI the city preAs be Invited u
ha
National Republican., 1873-04-08
Mrs, John Kane.

In Justice to Mrs Kane, (wilow Of the
late John Kane, who died from the wound re-
ceved at the hands Of his brotherD the step
brother desires 10 say that the statement pub
was good, virtuous and faithful wife, and that,
nevertheless, she and her husband Mere
prosecuted by the latters father ~. kane.) The
she needs help. 10 II TO be hope,l that the false
assertions against the unfortunate widow will
cease at once,
National Republican., 1873-04-08
AmrrIrus Yacht CIus.

4 regular meeting Of the Americus Yacht
Club was held At the Dickson House last even
ing, with q large attendance uf memberu- The
routine business OF the club was trAnsacted,
after which the election Of 0tiicep was pro
ceeded with, and resulted As follows; President
O'Brien treasurer, K. O. wheeler; secretary,
T. W, browne; board Of directors, William
Dickson, T. W. Browne and q. Pump.
A beautiful set OF nAgs was presented 70 ths
club and accepted with thanks, after which ths
meeting adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-04-08
n, ,I.r,,,-II..se Ce...i.-se..

4 meeting OF the mArket-honse commiasioe
was held yesterday afternoon, at the Qoyernors
once, corner OF Seventeenth street and Pennsyl
yania avenue; present Mcssrs. Thompsou, lamp
The couimizslon ratified the action Of the sub
committee regarding the grazing, &e-, of The
site for the new market, and communication
concerning the same were receiyed from the
Board VI Public Works and Mr.. Plownlan.
After the transaction Of routine huslnezs, the
meetlDR adjourned,
National Republican., 1873-04-08
in. pOEsEYS POSITION.

IT, ne EtitOF u he NaiisRai R,pshicaH!
SIN: Allow me through your columns TO cor
rect a statement that appeared in your issue Of
the ith:
I. Twas not only absent from the meeting at
the residence Of Mr.. Downing, but was entirely
ignorant Of the existence VI such meeting until
reading an account Of II in yesterday evenings
Star.
2. never was In sympathy with the move
should be expended In paying on the salaries Of
the teachers.
.. am q voter and taxpayer In the District
Interest in the affairs Of the District as the "old
est lnhAbitaut."
4. have simply made this statement 10 thu
school board out Of courtesy and respect. wist
| ii 10 be taken a. such, and not considered Al
emanatinn from any spirit OF scryillty, fear, Ob
| ligatiOn OF fayoritism on my part.
| DR. r. GKAuAN DORSEY.
National Republican., 1873-04-08

Hatters, 62l PennRylvania avenue, under Metro
politan hotel, have received their large and ele-
giant assortment OF spring goods for 0entA.,
Youths and Children, comprising all the yeTy
latest styles and cnloru; also, q me stock Of
Canes and Umbrellas, The manufacture Of Sllk
being on tho premises.
National Republican., 1873-04-08
Rmnnrlpnilan.

A called meeting Of the oolored citizens Of the
Filth, sixth and Seventh districts was held last
night at Jones hall, corner Of TwentI-nrst and
streets, for the purpose OF completing ar
ranRements for the emancipation ueiehfnti lion.
RlchArd Brown called the meeting 70 order, and
stated the objects; but owing 10 some mlBunder-
standing the meeting adjourned without trans
acting any business.
National Republican., 1873-04-08

,.,s M.pSss ~ @ sss HSy I:s,s z, e Sgtsst e.
SHP, Sisoisi: ssa SsSy Sy'eiiHs ~ cn CssS sSR,s1s
uriant looks % the bald and kfey pstes annonk
us, and thus lays us under Cbiis atlou 70 him for
munity. .|. |H.UIf4 .IH.I. ...EHTI
National Republican., 1873-04-08
.BrisE Your Boys AisuE., -

" See Oar Early spriss Inducements. "
tS. Boys Spring Buits, only %.
q, BOYS school and 0entsel Suits, only o..
s. b % % % y % u
FashI0nAble TailOrs,
Il Corner Seventh and ID streets.
National Republican., 1873-04-08
laulha Aaalun
Mnninh.

mer is called 20 the advertisement Of Guide Books
for sale by RoBEKT BBALI, a9o Pennsyiyania ave-
National Republican., 1873-04-08
Our spring Temptations.

tO SO go so $40 80
$40 We offer nm AIl-wsol Suit for only so
tlo-TWenty different shades Of suits only so.
tlO-A thoroughly -ahTunk suit only 30.
flo.An an-wooi suit ilght or iarh, only ti9.
HABLE BROInERs,
Fashionable Tallora,
Il Corner Seventh and ID streets.
National Republican., 1873-04-08
Mhlin Neni..

slngle-brUasted Duck, q TO ~.
Donble-breasted Duck, % TO s..
sIngle-bTeAsted MArsellles, % TO 81.
DOuble-breasted Marseilles, ta.b0 W %.
EIekMAN A bho.,
og5 Seventh street, May Building.
National Republican., 1873-04-08

wEHAyE now displayed our nrst sixteen styles
Of French Worsted known as diAgonal) coats and
vests The goods being OF our own importation,
we are enabled 10 offer them at as low figure Ai
goods Of domestic manufacture. -
4. slEs Co., Sio seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-04-08
AMUsEMENTs. A
O,BrIes'- ssspesssss Clross


ln order that the public Of Washington may be
able TO form an Approximate Idea Of the magni-
tude Of this new colossal enterprise II will be
necessary 10 give few facts pertaining TO H.
The director, Mr.. Charles whitney, states that II
requires very nearly eight hundred men and
horses to transport aud take part In the man.
moth show. There are six separate vast payll-
ions, two excellent bands Of muAlc, nye hundred
.nG ssss Ss s isa e csEss SI ss%. %ss
and curiosities, grand s.reet pageant nearly
two miles long. II requires one hundred and
NIFTY thousand yaIls OF canvass ior the Pssiilons'
four acres OF ground for the erection Of all the
tents, hotel and carayansary accommodation
for four hundred men, twenty tons q hay and
two hundred pounds Of frcah meat for Wild, car
nlyorous animals; seating capacity for twelve
thousand persons In hipPodrUme tents; three
multitude. II takes two thouaand dollars per
day TO pay salaries alone; twenty-five bushels of
oais per day 70 feed three elsphania; Az bushels
an eiKhthorse team 70 haul the sUuiooru Of
Holy Writ three special Cages for monkeys and
happy family; two full hours for. equestrian en-.
sSa Snres.s sae Inc % Soo open a . m. for
the morning show; twenty massive dens for
lions, tiger, leoparia, bears, Glands, gnus, yaks
,eea. Is9rs. hyena tsplrs i,%.s dss, Sot
parrots, eagles, yuliures, and many other snl'
mails, A corps OF special police Aooompany Mr
O1iricn's circus. Just 70 imagine al this for the
trinlng sum Of twenty-nve cents. Look out oiti
Eens, Tor the grand procession on the morning ol
the itth Instant. Itwill undoubtedly be grand
AFFAIR. H'. ..I H.
t The Theatre Cessiayc.
The ethiopian sketch last evening al IN,
Uomlque by burbank and Parker was good, bu
yet artists so capable sre required 10 produo'
someihing entirely new and fresh every evening
The events Of the day arc quite suf1lcient 70
suRgestion. the spectacular ballet OF "Th'
| Captive" was received with renewed favor; bu
why these never varying stepsf Ia u pousibl
that We have seen tho nnale oil the talent Of th
The Kirsify sister, WORK hard, and are con
scientiouH In their efforts to please, but there
| higher Tung In the ladder Of fame than the
have yet rsschsd: rasuP Z s,a an ip.sresenJ M q n
| Thompson appears ss . Dutohman 20 sdyantags
/ but the drama needs trimming. n they kept
large audience there lAst night TIL is:ib ocloc
they can't slways s,,, % y oo,,,,..a.,,
merit On Actresses. They are % good as
1 almost provoke US 10 telling them where an
how they are wretchcd. II the Comique con
psny keeps on improving 30 well and last the
ciSm than they've ever had. That they arc d,
serving of u Is high praise.
Mstropeiitan Theaire,
Manager MrnLe's patrons were frequent an
loud In their praise last night Of the programln
presented. They had a good laugh, enjoye
themselves hugely, and that Is what they wanteS
The olio was quick and well varied, includin
many song, dance and specially, and II .
wound up with the stunning Can-Can. The priz
Jig dancing was spirited, and Ella Helm SCENE
the lists again Tonight however, and may th
| best win,
National Republican., 1873-04-08
tn. Children, Hs.vl,ai.

from Inc exhibltion of the sdreen Of snllth's art
gallery for the benent Of the chlldrens general
hospital. The screen will be exhibited all day
llyen the occasion with choice music. Every
one Will be glad 10 contribute twenty Ave cents
70 this noble charity. This Is the iast day Of the
exhibition. .HW .....f ...| .. NJ t.H,UI.
National Republican., 1873-04-08

no. EEdrSE is ht the repair shop rcceiTIng a
complete oyeThAullng.
MIR. REzIS sTEyENS, superintendent: OF the
National Republican., 1873-04-08
.nIIannI HnYinna HanlL,
Jemes Y. Davis sons,

corner Of New York avenue aud Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. banking hours 10 4; Satur-
nnNa q 10 A And 10 Il
National Republican., 1873-04-08
Medical society or the Aiunpl OF Geerse
town COIleHe.

A full meeting Of the Alumni was held last
evening at the college building, corner Of Tenth
and streets northwest. The principal discus
sion was upon "the mutual antsgonisfn Of opium
and bellAdonna." II Is most important subject
no antidote for the poisonous effects OF opiam
acts SO speedily and happily as bellAdounA. The
question was thoroughly handled, and much In
teTesting information elected from the expert
ences Of the physicians present.
National Republican., 1873-04-08
Insure Your Property.

The National UniUn Fire Insurance Company OF
Washington enjoys the confidence Of all citizens
TO an eminent degree. II Is known TO be safe,
company guarantees fair dealing and prompt
settlement Of all losses. Its directors are among
our most noted business men, and all the Affairs
Of the company are skilfully managed.
by insuring In the National Union security
from losses by IRE u not only attained, but home
enterprise Is patrenized and encouraged. 4
more generous policy Is now peryaiing Az
anCe Is manifest. This principle will lead clu
Zens not insured IN IL 10 do 80.
National Republican., 1873-04-08
Os,l q 2i,ssieh's'
The - eiik Hat,

will be kept In order six months Without charge
"a. ss,an,h 49,, a. 49,, n.,sn, ngcl
Also, q large assottment 90 the latest styles
Hats, tor mens, yOuths' and boys'weaf. 1''
mhib aaAthim a.. '... o ..a. .H.#
National Republican., 1873-04-08
THE CITY YESTERDAY.
INTERESTING ITEMS OF INTELLlGENCE

.,,,., Of wssAiss,.r,as for Fruud Ia ~,
l..-l.-wsvh sf The Bisic Society OF the
-tiererri News -The Csarts ard
,r,.c.ii.reeus nfst,sr- g. News Worth
Hendina.
National Republican., 1873-04-08
The WanhInaton Cily savInGs Bank,
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent, interest on all depoets. Depos
It's can be made aud drawn At VIII.
National Republican., 1873-04-08
Washinsteu library Company.

An election Of directors for the Washington
Library Company WAS held yesterday at the
under the direction Of the judges Of election,
Messrs. W. L. Nicholson, N. d. Cushman, and
John Melgs. resulting In the election Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen as directors Tor the ensuing
force, John Meigs, Warren Cnoate, o. Z. Wight,
and T. II. knight