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The New York herald., 1873-02-27
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
A STYLE, SPEED AND ELEGANCE-AT PUBLIC
IA. auction THIS DAY THURSDAY, Feb 27 at'lOi.
O'Clock sharp At private stable 81 East Thryhird ST.,

A STYLE, STYLE, sIEEp TaiE 2 AND PUBLIC
O'Clock saSS n Hrya e. 5eS 4 East
use for them longer offers them at public the high
70 and the special "
'Eg Sa Ean @ ss afn in es
head cannot be told apart by stranger i5is hands
n srfS sy a1 sg
af' a
Tor road and cannot be cquacd in this city, warranted
and high bred TrG,tsS Arnst9n bElsht bay
%s;ss as{S
used ior road PURPOSES
Ss yam and lis Sss es
Also nst and bocdcd young bay nainbetonian Mare,
nsna years Gd great asa Of
to road wagon and is perfect roadster and warranted
Also q prompt and nne bay Geldng. ls,s hands and
5shnyod horses ali harness and to
Also beautiful cream Pony, a hands and old;
bss Ss by saSi O pony very stylish and
poa A and s TOP spaS
Is one q The finest sales Of the season and
sss the al ss
tive, rain or shine.
A MORTGAGE SALE. OF TRoTTINa HORSES,
~. road Wagons, double and single Harness, Robes,
Blankets Whips &c Thursday, Feb a. at stable 229
West f0re'S 96S sffss al nSiS Ia 2Sloes Auoonecr
Team T. Of bs tro.ns or road MSrses Bronx and mate
By nSsn He snd ns
TscSra s to his is sirsa Sy pstSandsI
% BY 70 sd wsgon
last August; speed faster gait road are blooled
and n
Elegant chestnut trot!ins Horse sired by Golddust,
stylish dser amisbie disposition fears s nothing can
aa
s rs9s stSsssslss %ss eSs
thoroughbred; is handsome stylish ana shows fine
as sSss 1 s %ns s &c
always beat 2i0 on any good track has superior for
road use; use; warranted 9I sound and kind.
No. Murray street.
THE "BREwsTER WAGON" A
in oil weights, for pleasure driving or speeding
and embracing in their construction the various inn
proyemens introduced by US during the past 10 years
the Standard for Quality
throughout the United states.
These wagons are exclusively the production Of our
stock in oil respects equal in quality to those built to the
order Of the most valued customer, and at prices
uniform TO all.
In order that we may not be COMPOUNDED with joint
firm similar our own and impudently claim the
reputation haye made for the 'Brewsier Wagon"
beg the public VIII remember that our only warerooms
Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street,
and our only Factory on Hroome street
of Broomc street.
The New York herald., 1873-02-27

ENALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT
from pier Is North River foot of Murray street. da
Sundays exccped), at4 NJ Tickets sold to principa
points in New England the White Mountains and ProV
inccs. A. i. BACON, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-02-27

ITO MERCHANTS AND FAcToRs.-JoB LOTS OF
Merchandise wanted for the Western markets. by
WIIEDON, TYLER 4 CO., General Auctonccrs st.
Louis Mo- New York office i2i Church street. corner OF
Thomas.
The New York herald., 1873-02-27
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-NISrH PAGE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
AsTROLOGY-TwFL PAeE-sxth column.
MBILLIARDS, Bill S,N.sIm PAcE-First column. ..,um,
Axp
pRooKnYSSY oKSSY0Sas RGaL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD
BUSINESS PAcn-s1th
nysISEss NoIIcEssnvnyrH rAe.sSx,th column Sdnmo
CITY RI REAI Az EsTAHE FOR sALENsrcoND P1SE-Frst
LEkKs 'Sfsnu %ND PAcr-Frst and
xSp ssen
coAsT%sh ssGaa and !sEs rAorFna and
pANcfSe sfS! 'Slu%as rAen-rinh column
3EY HOUSES To M TRSsHEp AND uv
FURNIsHED-TwELFrH PAcE-Fourth and fifth col
'EUR0PEAN sTEAMERs-rIRsi PAox-Fiith column.
ETnorE1NiSEM pAaTrrst column a0 ah column,
9R ons nS5 afSRT%RNrs TO LET
column p.o,s,,n
: column, and TWELFTH PAGE-First column.
HELP wANTED-MALES-TwELFTH PAcE-Third col
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.-FInsr PAcr-Third, fourth
HSGsEs kS5hs &C.
5sEsS$ @ ESs5Ras SSs ssrH Sr AND sra
ESnI racsTTss soia%n
9sf aNp r4fEEt acars eoamn
MARBLE MANTELS-NISrH PAGE-Fourth column
.MATRIMONIAL-NNrHP PAGE-First column.
,MkDICAL-NINrH PAGE-Tliird column. . .
MILLINERY AND DRESsMAKING-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth
MIscELIANEous ApvERTIsEMENTs-rEsru PAGE
il1IsCELLANEOUS-NIsrn PAcE--Third column.
MuSICAi..NINTH PAcE-Fourth column =, ,
new OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Sixth column
PIANOFOKTES-NINTH PAGE-Fourth column
esHSE ossiFrEAoSs
rRoPnRTYs 6uT oF PiE oITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SECoND PAGE-Thrd column r,,,
REAL H HsT%TR sT 'S%XNTED-sxcosD PAcE-Fourth col,
REWXRDs-FIRsr PAoE-First and second columns
SALES AT AUCTION-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth aud hfth
srruGHGTYoNs GGlpbsHs wANTED-FEMALEs-ELKvr PACE
E sc4Hd sHiEf 9SSE l!R nna EXP
SPECIAL N0TICEs-FIRsr PAcE-sccond and third col
SPORTING DOGS, BIRDS, &c.-FIRsr PAcE-Third
IIiONS-Frnsr PAGE-Third column.
THE TRADES-TwELrrH PACE-Third column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TwELfrH PAGE
TRAySfLERS' VGtiiuiDE-Fmsr PAeE-sixth column.
fUNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH PAGE-Fifth and sixth columns.
WANTED TO PURCHASE--EIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
iWESTCuESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
: TO LET-SEooND PAeE-Second column
WINES, LIQUORS. &c.-NINrH PAGE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth col
The New York herald., 1873-02-27
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
RIO CLOSE CONSIGNMENT AND MAKE ROOM FOR
% r.s @i new Car
2Tlarences. Coupe.
aasnda%S; asrdasSo ! G;d,drIst GGH;briolct
s:sss s:sss FFSSsstSn. FSsstSn. ESp EkspS%ss'st %assss
sn0 top sS&bEsTo sSad Msgons FRAY & Co.
successors to John II. Lawrence Co.,
TTAKE NorICE-THAT ,. J. coNKLIN WILL BE AT
Issa ssI:s. as
stock western New York '' 'io"' '"' ""'''
TWO DIAMOND STUDS TO EXCHANGE FOR COUPE
IA ri rinaanet or victoria, In good order. Inquire at
sEAnt e MTy NFAK
street
WAGON wANTED-A BREWSTER OR sTIvERs
w light top Road Wagon, side bar ard hung low. Ad
seen Tof WAGON box 4ss New gtS york
,nS To ARP THE BEST
and lsi West Thirty fifth street, near Broadway.
< GOOD HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP; MUST BE
- sold Inquire at 80 East Broome street. lager beer
1e TOR AND orEY WAGONS, 10 TOR AND OPEN
~ ~ Pony phSstons Reskaways Coupe, Bret, Express
sale asa not % Sc sod ns
o"% EaSnlns 0
w. K ssSS svsnSs sS say sSr
ncr Thirty-frst street. Must be sold
,,..,U EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
L for Queenstown and Liverpool Royal Mail Steamers
Ps E iail as SATURDAY,
GITY GTY M OF nETSSEhs ETWNRs ss.araay March 2r
SIEy $g NE% YoRk..... In%rsdsy, March q FoSa
and Succeeding Saturday and THURSDAY, rom pier
Cabin $75 and $50 gold according to accommodation
Round trip tickets @ at low rates
p9epsa
dan, Norway Denmark aud Paris at reduced rates '"N
Drafts issued at lowest ratios.
compsnv's 6fice is Broaaway '"''"0'' apply AZ 'ns
For steerage passage at 81 Broadway.
ODONNELL& 4 FAULK, 4O2 Che stnut st., Philadelphia.
n 5. SREAGi EA i92 M state street, Boston
$SfaH aHfP hfP s4sHaA2ps sSnGH AHHrIoAs
between New York and Liverpool calling at Cork Har
From New York.
Mar Mar Wea WWsa% AD AD
Steamers marked thus do not carry stecrago pas
: And every following Wednesday Saturday from
ens snf sG so sS
additional Return tickets on favorable terms stcerage
steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown, and
All parts OF Europe at lowest rates Through bills Of
other ports on The ccnnen and for Mederraanean can
ports For freight and cabin passage apply at the Com
- ''' CHARLES G. FRANCKLYN, Agent
The New York herald., 1873-02-27
REV ARDS.

610 REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF LIVER
WlU colored Pointer, that aped from the subscrb-
er's premises on Monday, February "a. c. j. KELLEY,
Metropolitan Stables corner Prince aud Crosby stree
The New York herald., 1873-02-27

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
l. The mails for Europe, during the week ending 8ax.
urday, March l. 1873. will close ut this Office Wcdney
day at II NJ, on Thursday at II A. anil on Saturday ~
II a. NJ. and I'm. =. II. JON rs, Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1873-02-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

pOYAL SAXON GOVERNMENT LOTTERY AT LEIP.
sic g chsts TS {y PrkSs Grand
Lottery Royal Havana Lottery Prizes easled and in
formation given. THEODOk ZSCHOCH, ll6 Nassau
street; box 6,OsO Post office.
The New York herald., 1873-02-27

A NCHOR LINE.-EXPRESS STEAMERS
"A sail from pier 20 North River. New York
CRLEpoNiA Wed M'eh CoEuMBfH. we'd sa. Mch S" y
Passengers booked and forwarded to and from rail-
way station In Great Britain, Ireland, Germany Norway
Sweden Denmark or America as safely. speedily,
fortably and chcaply as any other route or line.
Tickets, Drafts Certificates be bought at lowest
currency rates by applying at the companys offices No
Bowling Green. HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-09

THE Sun Diego, Cali Union, OF
October nth, says the hammer anu
nippers to be used in driving piles ior
The trestlework of the Texas ana facihs
railway along the water front, arrived
by the steamer the day before.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-09
SOCIETIES.


Masonic.
d, DALLAS C0MMANDERY No. u, Knights
TemplNr, VIII meet at the Asylum In the tlty
Of Dallas, ON the first Thursday after the last
Saturday In each month
= ED. q. BOWER, &c.
DALLAS CHAPTER No. q, Royal Arch
Mnsons, meets NJ The Chapter Rooms In the
CITY Of Dallas, on the first Monday after the
last Saturday In each month.
W, NJ. q, YOUNG, N, II. II. T..
HENRY BOIL Secretary.
TANNEHILL LODGE No. 80, T. 4 A. MI
meets on the second and last Saturday even.
ings OF each month"; at the Masonic Hall.
HENRY BOIL, W. NJ.
RICHARD MORGAN, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-09

By letters from reliable parties we
are alad to learn that experienced
millers, With abundant capital are ie
about visiting Dallas with vie" ~
the erection of Touring mills.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-09

IN Is said that arrangements are be
ina made to complete the first thirty,
five miles of the road beglnn iiI ,n ~
San Diego, so as to comply with me
conditions of the franchise for the HIST
two yeas. dlSy die first ofJanuary, !, a
large force of men WIN DC ny "oi N III
San Diego. m ttL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-09
no GARDENERS.

Ihaye tract of y acres Of choice land two
aud a halfmilcs south Of Dallas, near the II.
I, n ~ ri. n. admirably adapted to market
or diary farm. which viii sell ut 20 per
acre. A good house. with three rooms, and
cellar. good well of water, necessary out
houses aud seven acres under fence ana IN
aultIyatlon. For further Information, apply
on the premises to ,,yrpo
2A-llw6vst AM I" ENC.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-09
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival aud Departure Of Train. A,
Dallas,


HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-09

THE depot of the Trans-Continen TIA,
in Denton. is located within iour
hundredlyards Of the square. Denton
exnects TO have the Wichita Railroad,
MS we'll as the 5Trans-Continentai ana
thc Eastfine and Red River Railroad'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-09
STAGE LINES.

Arrives, Departs.
rolr WORTH daily Wood 1870 p. m. 500 A. m,
bEAfoS-ArrlyosM Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays NJ 600 y. m. Departs ON TUESDAYS,
Thursdays nnd Saturdays ut 100 u. m.
CLEnuKNE-Loaycs Sundays and THURSDAYS
~ Sy1 a. M Arrives Mondays aud Fridays
~ 500 =. N.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
This Queer Cams.

Edward brown, the colOred man who prac-
tlcel tue "queeT" game on Mr., SghwarZenDurg
Tuesday night, was taken 10 GaTdnoTs gallery
Yesterday by Detective Coon o., where his photo
graph was taken. lie was Afterwards taken to
the Police Court, aud warrant was sworn out
by Mr.. SchwarEenDuTg and X. hamburger, chArg-
ing brown with utterng aud passing counter
felt money. The latter gentleman lA clothing
dealer ut l65 Pennsylyanla avenue, and received
$50 OF the "queeT" from BrOwn on Wednesday In
payment for a suit OF clothes. The published
stateIAeut In yesterdays REPUBLICAN caused Mr.
Hamburger 10 suspect that something was
wrong, aud on examining the money he found II
90 he counterfeit, Brown was committed TO Jail
toAwalt the action Of the grand Jury, 10 default
of 5000 bail.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
RnRlinh Annrn.


The lArgest audience OF the week thus far
greeted Miss Hersee,s appearance last night "a
airline, In the bohemian airl," which role she
presented with most pleasing eject. Her per.
sonal assumption OF this character was excellent,
and her voice throughout was most expressiyely
governed; sweet and pure and sutiiclently strong
10 all the solos and combinations. She sang, II
dreamed that dwelt In marble halls" with much
Tne petite ladys voice is slsnally agreeable,
easily controlled and flexible, and her pSrsonnsl
peculiarly adapted TO large class Of lync ren.
dltlons. unauectedly nafps and easy she wins
At nrat sympathy which increases, Mr.. Rugene
Clarke proved an admirable Thaddeua. His rich
voice, equally meiodlous, sympathetic and pow
eTful, gave full expression TO the beautiful solo,
"when the fair land Of Poland" which was
remember me" was good but not 80 peTfec. lar and 4
Impressive as that Of the solo before mentioned,
NJ. John Clarke was thoroughly acceptable as
Ills eIecuiion Of the "IIeart Bowed Down"
was excellent IN vocal expression. and needed
but added feTyor Of manner TO render II equal TO
the enorts Of the Older favorlIes, who have won
tone IA hull nrm and rich, and superb In It's posi-
blitles Mr.. Beguina Deyelshoof was aftistl-
cally good a. ever, and filled the requirements
Indispensable adj junct in the class Of character
lEations demanding perception and finish In act
ing; $50. d.. o... 80
gether satISiactoTy. iISr y9lce, either unaccus-
toned or unequal gave but little disiInetion 70
the character and failed 70 add the effects 70 the
quartette which we have been accustomed, Mr.
blrchs Florenstlne was thoroughly good. The
vocal demands are not large, bot were easily
met and his acting was amuelogly accurate.
The OrchestrAl performancewas exceptionally
grand aud[Unch appreciated, and the chorua, al
though not 10 perfect In strength as II ought TO
be, Afforded some grand music. Rasen.bls, the
opera was we'll presented, and permitted OppOr-
rapidly advancing artists, the Messp. Clarks, as
we'll al Of the delicate charms OF Miss llersee as
artistic and singer
The Great FOrepauEh show.
In Its seventh annual tour the largest travelling
exhibition In the world will visit Washington
April 4, and remAlu four days. The immense
tents, i've 10 number, Will be pitched on the
Sixth street lot, the fayorlte camping ground Of
ali ercusos which come 10 this ,nclrcus-mad
town. as Atrangera have called IL who have had
the ploaanBo Of seeing grand turnout here to
grand show. Attention 10 invited 10 some OF
the details Of this exhibition In another column.
NJ, Foropaugh announces that all children ln
orpAgn Asyluins VIII b0 admitted free.
.r- ThP Theatre Comiaus.
Mss Nellie 4nderso4s genial and handsome
fAce u welcomed back % the Qomiqpe with
mach lASOT by the friends her quiet and lady,
lIko wpyn hAye made for hAr. Tue Audlsnss last
niEht va AlAIae one, and many prominent siiL-
1Sns snjoysd ne Wsll'ATraneSd Ahd artistic pre-
National Republican., 1873-03-28
Death Of the Oldest soldier In the ssryIcs.

The death Of 4 remarkable soldier Of the Uni
ted states army has taken place very recently at
PaTt MAAhinRton-that Of Ordnance Sergeant
Cameron. lie has been In the service for sixty
seven years, and for forty years past has been
stationed at Fort Washington, and In all this
tiWs II Is said that lie has never failed Of lighting
the lamp lu tho lighthouse once, so remarkable
has Osel his unfalling strength aud health. lie
was In eOIniaI I'd Of the fort Ut the time Of the
breaking out Of the late war, and was q, the time
the only otliceT tAefe, lie has very Interesting
aud eYentful history. dating back 10 period
prior 10 tho time when ueaeral Winfield Scott
Wa In ths army, and many has been the weary
evening brgulled aud made pleasant by the
stories VI his camp life IN early wars.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
CanplImrurnr, EnrrrrnInmsnr.

ThS Mount Vernon MUSICAL Literary and
DnamAIie Association OF thls city will give a
complimentary enteTlalnlnent 70 company d,
s.Venth street, near l., this evening Thls assO-
Cation has AlTosdy gwen two entertainments,
both o. which have proved saecessiul, and 70 Is
,H,es ~len unsurpassed by their previous endeay-
orS a proFrnmine has been prepared which viii
-, s.risa Fading TecitAtlOns, vocal and llEtru-
.tnff ,nusle anI tableauN-the whole To con-
.,iS,is WIN ths fanas entitled box aud Cox.
sIsss, NJ no doubt bat that the third undertaking
Of Ihls young association vilpv mUsl successful,
saJlelice, and the receipts Of the same hand.
soIaa 10 COMPANY ID.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
TIE D.sTREBT SEWER.
Increased Compensation Allowed tho Co.'S
.

trnCtofNs
A meeting of the board Of arbitfatoTs aD-
pointed soma time since by the Board Of Public
Works 10 decide upon tho claim OF Measrs.
0antE a Appleman, contractors for building the
B-strset sewer from Seventh TO Seventeenth
street, was held last night at the Governors
once, corner OF Seventeenth street and Pennsyl-
yaula avenue. The board consists OF Measrs.
Wise aud J.. A. Baker, with Mr.. Appeman for
his nrtn and a member Of the board for the
hoard Of Public Works. The claim IA for extra
work OF excavation over the oontract which
was changed from seven feet deep, for which
the board agreed 10 give forty cents pet yaTul to
nine feet deep, for which the cOntractois aehe1
. tar price for the labor required on me W.
extra feet, owing to the condition ~ the eattn
after going tho two feet deeper. Toe sewer " "
now nine feet high by eleven feet wide, with
gb running feet In It's length. Inc lohoWihe
witnesses were examined under oatn ~ to .ne .ne
wofk and the necessity Of larger price lot the
same IN payment over that given tor the seven
ioet J: Burns col DanIee PL: :e.Ss MSsi w + !. !.
Rnrrows. the question was thoroughly DIS.
cussed, and q fair rate per yaId MAS agreea
unIn 10 he paid. Col. SAmO, OF the Washington
alucduct, acted as referee.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
poor,,. tnr r.n. a, Gag z utrost rnrthMnat.

Rooms for rent At ESQ x street northwest
The furniture OF hUuAa FOR sale.
young gentleman OF good hab.i5 eau obtain
board In a small family.
The Ohio Republican Association will meet
HecEsr 4 Brothers self.raisIns nOur for sale
Young Mems Christian Association free read
lng-rOoln, &c., corner Ninth and y streets.
The thTee-story and basement brlct dwelling
house, No. eos y street, between Second and
Third streets, Ia for rent.
u. II. Warner, real estate broker and auc-
tioneer, viii sell on Wednesday, April 10, ut
O'Clock, o. m, q valuable farm In the District.
lie has postponed the sale Of three-stoty brick
house on the southeast corner OF Eleventh street
aud Maryland avenue sOathgesti also, three
story brick dwelling on the north aide OF 9 street,
between FOur-And-a-nalf and sixth streets south
west lie will sell on Friday. April 20, at .
O'Clock, y. m,, a two-stoTy frame house on Il
street, between Plrst and Third streets north.
west.
j. p. Milburn a Co., drussis,s, sre agents for
thu Gettysburg katalysine Water.
The semi-ylnual meeting Of the Medical Asso-
citation Of the District OF Columbia Will be held
on Tuesday evening, April ].
A lighl bTlndIe bull-terrier dog has been lost.
A special meeting OF the stoskholaers Of the
Territorial savings, Loan aud building AssoclA-
tion will he held this evening.
Fred. KOones will take certificates Of indebted.
ness for lots In the heart Of the city.
J. W. Starr has several houses for sale on easy
teTns
WIDOWS OF commissioned oficers who served
In the late war are requested TO call ~ the north
east corner Of New YORK avenue and Fifteenth
street.
A sable fur collar has been IOst.
h. II. Warner has S2o,O 900 to loan on reel estate,
W. q Metzerott Co. have pianos for sale 81
great bargains.
An entire square Of ground Is offered for sale.
one or tyo nne second-story rooms are for
rent.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
Larae Csn.I4nmenr OF CIolLIua.

We have Just received from Randolfs Clothing
Emporium, New York, (which is closing up It's
AnAlrs,)
Five Hundred Chlllrens Suits,
Five Hundred Chlldren's suits,
syllable for children three TO seven years OF age,
which we shall offer At
Five DOl!ars q suit
Piye Dollars Suit,
Flys Dollars Suit.
They are worth flfty per cent. more, Many Of
the suits have been sold at tl2. We have posi-
tive Instructions to close them out at once.
A. SAKs a Co., SiS seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
TIE METRoroLiTAN POLICE.
AToetIua Of the Board Disu,is-
Hl-. and appointment. - Applications for

ais. and Appointments - Appiieatiens Tor
Licenses Rejected.
The Board Of Metropolitan Police met yester-
day, aud transacted, among other huAness' the
folOwingi -. ~. -.
Private Charles A. owens charged with yio-
latInH the rules Of the board, was dismissed the
force H. II. Cook and Thomas Young were ep-
pointed additional privates for twelve months
Inc former to do duty at the Department Of AZ
riculturc and the latter At the Police Court
Charles uldiingg and Jas. q. Harper were ap-
pointed ptivates on tho force,
Applications from the following persons for
lIaunr licenses were dlsapproved: John J. Verb
meyer, No, 1863 g street southwest John II.
Ruth, No. lila Seventh street west; Michael
Unilihan, No. 1904 seventh street west; William
simmons, at nsh wharf, GeOrgetowni Amos fox,
Piney Branch hotel, near Bhghtwood.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
Five DOlIars.

/" & 'Slil-wooi r Suit. tos Y tnusr.s. "
IS IS IS s. 3o - e5 % to %.
Nicely made aud trimmed, at
A. SANS 4 Co.'S, si6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
Tho Late John n. EIyan..

Mr. John Il. Evans, formerly a well-known
hardware dealer 10 thls city, died on saturday
last In Denver city Colorado, whittier he had
one time q prominent business man here, and
his death viii be regretted BY numerous friends,
who were attached to him BY stT0ng ties OF
friendship, engendered by business relations, In
which he proved himself an honest man anu
true friend,
National Republican., 1873-03-28
rm PETITION FoR OLD HATS.
IN iIs unII1n Of the Protestant Irish No
ciefy.

It sesms the application or petition Of Captain
II. II. Hannemann, OF the Washington orena-
ilers, to the King Of Bavaria for ATTY helmets
has stirred mp the ylrtnous Indignation OF quite
a number Of people, and among others OF the
Protestant Irish society, who held meeting
yesterday afternoon at the Colonisaton build
Ing THIS subject Of old hats was one with
which Or. Darby was entirely familiar, and ne
nit from the crown Of his castor 20 its rim that
IL would be q Disgrace to Washington 70 take the
King OF Bavaria into partnership In the business,
therefore hs offered the following resolution,
which was adopted by the society,"
Rssolrsf, That we read with pain In yesterday
mornlnRa CAronieis that the Washington Oren-
adlers petltloned the King Of Bayarta for some
1fty 'adlaoaried army hats" belonging TO his
troops, TO be worn BY our citizen sodiery, and
that taking a. mucs pride as we DO In other
foreign organizations we must protest against
such humillating petition going abroad from
the capital Of the republic, and viii oheeriully
pass round the hatn oursslEes, that OUT fellow
aAopted-cltlzens may be dressed As they desire,
In 4 whole suit OF new clothes, " necessary,
though the long sojouru Of most OF them In this
city and their wellknown economical habits
would seem to make such q course unnecessary.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
,-....,,Io, t.Ipe ola CorporaIIou.

a',vo.,,ur Cooke haa Forwarded 70 the Hon.
~ 4 nIoha. d.0n, Secretary q thS Treasury,
.,stsasnl oI work done on Psnpsyiyanla and
ut4i.n- IA "a tha suaineur In charge OF ppbls
ks.,stl.,s end sfounds, ,as required W act ofConr
Sssss. that the late corporation may DC Isla-
" 80 'Sca, ,% this being the gum Appropriated
National Republican., 1873-03-28

for ladlss, misses and children, oil styles. double
sole.
Also, gentlemen's nne hand-stltohed French
calf Boots, Congress CATERS and Lace Shoes,
double sole at cost, 10 make room for large
spring stock, at u :. GARrEElLs,,