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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

A CALL has been Issued for State Tempe
rance convention In Ohio, to be held In Col
umbus, on the LIST Of June, with q view 10 In
dependent political action. The Columbus
State Journal says that the movement does
not meet with much favor among the leading
Temperance men Of the State.
THB ALABAMA Republicans think their State
convention has been callod for tOOearly day
June 2S-and request the State central com
mittee to postpone Il I'LL August, OIL.
THB Mozart Democratic Union, the Demo
cratic Union, the Young Democracy and
the German Central Committee Of New
York, have combined against Tammany In
the coming municipal campaign.
The Republican party In Misslssippi Is d.
ylded, the factions being the Alcon or Home
Republicans, and those designated Us carpet
baggers. The division Ia exhibited In the
contest for the public printing, Acorn and
his friends opposing the PilOL which is the
organ Of the party, and edited by Northern
man. . f.
TINS Illinois State constitutional convention
viii, Il is expected, conclude Its LAHORE this
week. ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

ANNA DICKINSON ON WonAH.-COd did
not create woman as q violet 10 smell sweet,
nor as nte 10 send forth harmonles but a.
He created man, an immortal soul and as
such owing duties and responsibilities 10 every
other immortal soul. The scales Of eyerlasi-
Ing Justice are held In the hands Of God, and
miracle 70 be wrought; i do not believe the
millennium will dawn when women receive
the ballot. What woman needs Is the broad
enlng Of brain, the expansion OF character
gained through the power that viii come with
the ballot. Woman must help man as well a.
be helped by him. She must inspire him as
ahe earth will rise up and call such a one
lleased, and God himself will say 10 her, 'awell
done" NogOod will come 10 man or woman
Ii keeping them asunder. There IL no works
nan can do but that will DO better done by
having q woman at his side
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

HoFvisle Eapeflcnee Man Supposed 10 be
Dead Wakes uP and Finds Hlinself In n
morsue netweeu Tive Corpsss, ....... I'd.
The SIN PSabebco Ana CdlUosnid gives
thosubjolned account Of the Experience Of q
0crman, who was supposed 70 have died In
that city, and whose body was Immediately
removed and placed In the doad-houso at
taehed to the hospital in which he had been
under treatment,
The body was deposited In a case whore
two other bodies had already boen placed, and
between them. The cover was put on and The
keeper Of the dead-housc retired for tho night.
About midnight loud screaming and ytllinR
Of the most mccarthy character was heard IN
the dead-hOuee, The watchers heard IL the
patients heard H. and the persons who had
charge Of this part Of the building heard II
also The keeper Of the dead-houso WA
sought after, but being aware Of what he was
required 10 do, he sought concealment pre-
fcrring TO let the ghosts fight II out among
themselves, rather than attempt TO become
pcacemaker. .f |ffE
Tho yells and shouts In tho dead-house stlIl
continued, while the door received an occa-
'Open tho door-let me outi" Al last the
kecper was prevailed upon TO proceed TO tho
doad-houee and open the door, when tho
ghostly form Of the German, whose life had
been a lew hours prcvloualy pronounced ex-
tinct and who had been dressed In the robes
o. the dead, stood before him The keeper
tainted outright while tho terrified German
ruahed headlong through tho long halls and
corridors OF the building, spreading dlsmay
and terror a. he went
some more courageous than the rest
caught and arrested him In his frantic career
but the next Instant the poor German fell on
the floor In A. The physician was at once
sont for, and restoratiyes used, by which he
was restored TO consciousness; and although
he Ia still weak and under treatment In the
hospital hls recovery Ia considered certain
How he felt when he returned to conscious
ness We give as ho told II hlmself,
we'll ven got sick and vas In bed that
day the doctor came TO me and said vas
very slick. He vent away, and after he vent
| fell aeleep. | knew nothing more I'LL woke
In do night, and there was no light. put out
my hand, and could get no bed cloths, for
was cold. den put my hand To vone aide TO
try for the bedclothes, and, och, vat you tlnk
l gOt-vy deay mani Here no voc, cold
had, and vas going away by the other aide,
ven sure put my hand on another.
Then roared, and called, and cried out all
/ could, and ven | was gettlng mp, my head
struck board that was covering me Oh
said /, 'vot docs this moan we're am II AMI
ded = and roarod and bawled, and throw of
the cover and jumped about as II vas mad.
And knocked at the door yld my hands and
feet but nobody would open II for me, and
thought ! vas dod myself I vas not ahure
] had the ded mans dress on me- Al last the
door opened, and ven looked at the man vat
opened II he fell down mid fear and ran Gill
vas caught. Then tainted, and ven come
TO myself thought Il vas dream. But II Il
M true "a ! am here.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

A VIcTh oY OPIUM.-The Utica Observer
relates q sad case Of physical and mental
prostratlOn produced by the habltual use OF
opium. A man named Wheeler, forty years
OF age, married, and the father Of three chill
dTen, was carted TO the police station In that
city on Monday night In helpless state Of In
toIlcation, supposed at the time TO have re-
suited from oyer-indulgence In liquor. When
able 70 give an account Of himself he con-
feesed 10 being an opium eater. He subse-
qnently stated that when about twenty years
OF age he imagined himself doomed 10 an
early death by consumption.
Under the advice Of a physician he began
10 drug himself with opiRm. At first the dose
was small, but as the habit grew upon him
they increased In quantity, until now an
ounce Of opium a day Ia necessary 10 hIs ex-
istence. To proeuTe thls drug IL the master
passion OF his life. He has no appetite for
food, Opium In some form has been his only
nouriihment for days together. In appear
ance he is q melancholy spectacle, llis face
bloOdless and eIpressionloes, bis lips oOlorlass,
bis eyes fIod, his clothes foul and ragged.
Whisky Ia bad enough, but for a regular body
and soul destroying substance commend US 90
opium.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09
Ritualirm In I.o9don-A Ccrosouy at st.

Htuuuns
An unusually grand and ornate ceremonial
took place on recent Sunday at 81. Albana,
Holborn, In celebration OF the resurrection OF
the Saviour. The extreme rltuallstic charac-
ter OF the service, says the Orchestrd, will be
understood when II Is stated that "thoee only
who are members Of, or guilds In connection
with the church, or whose sins have been ABB
solyed In the confessional" were allowed 10
take part In IL most important stage ..
This was the procession, which was ar
ranged h 3 O'Clock In the following order:
Incense bearer and boys In whlte surpllces;
twenty choriaters and precentor, similarly at
tired; three priests, followed by about twelve
boys In scarlet cassoeks and white suplices;
Mt. Mackonochle, with two boys holding mp
his train; banner,6earer carrying a magnih-
cent blue and white silk banner; boye Of
followed by about fifty members Of brother
capea;bAnner-bearer, with about forty members
Of the Order Of Jesus Of Nazareth, In scarlet
collRrets and embroidered capes, wearing
medals and crucinxes one Of the elsterhood
In connection with the church, carrying .
large silk banner sisters Of the Order Of
MARY the Virgin" about eighty in number,
In white wells; banner-bearcr, followed by
large number Of Sisters Of Mercy, In the ecap-
ulnr and wells Of their different orders. Then
followed members OF 1.-THE Holy Family" and
those who had been to confession. Those con.
shutting the procession then marched round
the church, after which the Rev. Mr.. Stanton
preached sermon. II may be added that
the Rev. T. T. Russell, a nephew Of Lord Rus
eel, is one OF the clergy who minister at st.
ALBANIA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

Tm LATH PRNCB DEAuDoEE.-fho death
Of Prince Anat0lo Demidod, at Parlr, on Fri
day last, WaH announced by cable dispatch
yesterday. Prince Demidoh was one o. the
most distinguished mobiles Of Russia, and has
been ever recognized as a close student and
an earnest scholar In 1889 he published q
work entitled "VOyage Dams 10 Russle Me
ridionAle," which attracted considerable at
tention throughout Europe. He married the
Princess Mathllue, daughter Of jerome Bona
paTte, In 1871, but their union WA infellcitous,
and i've years later they separated mutually.
The Prince was Of a generous and charitable
nature, In Illustration Of which may DO men
toned the circumstance that on the occasion
u his visit 10 the United States steamer
Princeton, at Gibraltar, In 1897, one Of the
guns burst which was being fired In his honor,
tearing on the two arps Of Thomas Donnls,
seaman, and considering himself as the lndi-
rect though Innocent cause Ofthe misfortune,
he settled upon Dennis an annuity Of -four
hundred French franco
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

KELLY 4 LEoN's MrSsTRELs.--This excel
lent Ethiopian troupe will commence an en-
gagement at Walls Opera House one week
from tonight Leon Is the only" one OF the
many men who have attempted to represent
female characters that has attained any de-
gree Of celebrity In that line, and no one who
has ever seen him in any Of the burlesques
operas wherein he sustains the DriInd donna,
will deny that the deception Is almost perfect.
Many new burlesquos will DO produced during
the coming engagement among which we
may mention PROV Frow,". comical YER
sion Of the French sensational play Frou Frou
which has enjoyed great success in New
York.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

NATIONAL THEATRB.-Augustin DAILY YER
sion Of 'Frou Frou" will be presented tonight
with Mrs. Bowers in the leading role, The
management have made great preparations
to produce this play In the most unexception-
able manner, and new scenery has been
painted and every arrangement has been
made TO insure its success. A number Of new
additions have also been made to the com
pany, to strengthen and perfect the cast.
This dramatization Il said to differ widely
from that produced at Walls Opera House,
Mr.. DAILY having oblltorated and expungod all
Of the Objectionable dialogue, and changed the
entire aspect Of the dramR, so as to make 1t
wholly free from the charge Of offending the
good taste or delicacy Of any one.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

A PAPER Is going the rounds about girl In
Chester, VI, dying from tight lacing An
editor, commenting on the fact, says These
corsets should be done away With and II the
girls cant live without being squeezed, we
suppose men can be found who would sacri-
ave themselves Az old as we are we would
rather devote three hours q day, without u
cent Of pay, Rs u breyet corset than see these
almost ANY time,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

HALsTEAn, Of the Cincinnati CommerciaI
having consulted all the best authors on the
code, says Admitting that oil preliminary
steps TO obtain satisfaction had been complied
with and exhausted, 10 post with we Ia ~
ridiculous ~ Mt, Wollors suggestion 10 Jus
tlce Starlight, In the trial Of Bardell vs. Pick
wick, about the spelling Of his name The
we might embrace all the editorial employees
Of the poper,"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

MCGARRAuAN.--It seems that this gentle
man instead Of being poor and persecuted, Is
the agent Of great company representing the
princely sum Of ten millions Of dollars. We
have seen come Of the stock and we can as
sure our readers that II is genuine. There Il no
further use for our sympathy, The man fades
from our vision, and the great stock company
rises 10 command our attention. This atton-
ton II shall have very soon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

MONDAY MoRNiNGiUai

Hol FoR SUMNER. - Gents Furnishing
Goods for the million, and cheaper than ever,
viEi
Underphirts and Drawers, 80, 80, 90 and 70
cents.
White Shirts, 70 and So cents, 81 and si.96.
A splendid article, ull-llncn bosom, war
rantod, " and s9.SO
Handkerchief, already hemmed, 10 cents
Good Socks, three pair for % cents.
Excellent Paper Collars, cloth.liued button
holes, 10 cents per box.
The best Paper Cuffs, 5 cents per paE, or
80 cents per box. HH....
The best Paper Cuffs, 8 cents per pair, or
30 cents per dozen, and all other goods at
equally low prices.
Call and convince yourselves.
FRkNo 4 GOLDMAN,
No 400 Seventh street, between D and z,
and Marble Hall, No. COZ Seventh street.
opposite Patent Once.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

D.sfrtsf ~ colss,lta. HsiAiHSfse nosaiy D 40
IN the cAse " WILLIAM VAN MARTIN, AdIninlslFator
% Hannah bohn, deceased The administrator aoroaad
~. WITH he Apprub.tion n The Orphans, Court %
the 4A day ~ h, A, d. $50 fof Tho NAL sattsmsni
ana daribnton o. The ppIsnuhl asaio Of said doooaasd
cogeed md turned intonol ,Nhen And who ali DE
creditors and heirs OF aid dSeeased notified % AZ
tond With their claims properly vnuohsd Or they NAV
9uherviss W lAv be excluded from all benefit IN AID
deooaaods estate provided ooy Of this order 30 pal
llshed once week for three weeks In tie NATlog1I
REPUBLICAN, PREVIOUS 70 tho aid daY Test
mJ6fSu A, WEB6TER RasialsT IL Wnla
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

INpUCENENT TO Buy Coon SEWING MA
CHISE.-wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine,
the most simple and best constructed sewing
machine, will hereafter be sold on liberal
terms. Inquire at the agency, Baums corset
and hoopskirt factory, 4Os Seventh street, be-
tween D and f.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09
ORPnGNs' COURT.


D.stsi N pOissa1ta. WasAi-Stea coaalv q vi -
IN the eAae OF WILLIAM VAN hAhrEi, AdIninistrator
Of Daniel uodnor, deQoaasd, tho adnnlIlraor aforo
I'D hAa with ne appropriation o. the Ohan1 CoaTt d
he ~ day q AaJ A. d. is7d foi dc Anal sstilsssi
And dntEbaon q The personal estate Of aid dooeAsod
solsetsd And laned Int moneyi uhep end where ~
me credlofh and heirs Of aad deooanod notified TO
attend with theft oAlmA properly Voaohsd o. thsymsy
9thervlse By lay be excluded from al boneht In said
dee laseds ostAte provided cug Of h ordeg be pub
iahod once week Tor three weeks In he NATIONAL
hkiS hlicAF prdFipat y ttas ~ day, Test
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

p4SdHRs or THH CmGEON..-A young lady
rehding NJ CharlestOWn, Mass, suffering from
caused by Insects called bOrers, which inhab-
lied the braid, made Of HindOO bark that ahe
had been wearing, and which on examination
wis found 10 be well stocked with the insect
TeierredtO, who, operating the neck Of the
Wtarer, caused the irritation aud suffering.
Fearing that some Of the insects had taken up
their abode IN the hair OF the unfortunate pos
sesor q the braid, The physician ordered h 70
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

THE WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BASF,
corner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
is open from $50 to $50 every Saturday eve
ming, in addition 10 It's regular banking hours.
L paws interest on deposlts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

j. II. SMITH takes pleasure In informing
his friends and customers generally that he
has returned to his old store and viii he
pleased to see all his old customers at Oak
Hall Merchant Tailoring and Clothing House,
Seventh street. opposite Post Office. \
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

Mn HEYTH, the agent Of the Equitable Lifo A.
Society, tells that his company has paid
hundred and siItyssYen thousand doATu 10 deceased
policy holders In Washington during the last tso yeArs.
We recommend tho company 10 select for inhurnE
your life Tho Equitable IL doing the largest buHinesa
Of any company In the world. We highly recommend
the agent tothe patronage Of raadsrA No com
pany, young DID, oF dare furnish insurance Al
better or more accommodating tonma Appb 10 Mr.
Flynn for polioy on your life
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTION Of Mech
TissCSnswaan ard scarfs for Pc summer scason,
lust received at FRGSc & GoLDNAS's Popular
Gents Furnishing Goods Store, No. 400 Sew
enth street, between ID and z, and Marble
Hall, No COZ Seventh street. opposite Patent
Office
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09
0RPiiGNs' COURT.


Disivta Of tblusseia, HasAfagfoa esuaiy 10 ssif'
In the case Of WILLIAM VAN MARTnR. Adlniulutrn.
N9E 81 Wildnor Kneraon, deceased the admlnlsirator
eiors.Aid has s.h he appr9hntion q tie 0phans'
IneadAy Nth dAy 81 MAJ 1870, Tor the AnAl settlement
distribution OF TIN personal aatata q nd docaaasd
aud Of the Asse In hand far a. the samo nave been
eeleS,sd and tarRsA late measTi whom and where ali
Attond With thnir claims properly vouehed, thoy
MAJ otherwise b. lac " eadluded frum ali bensht m
SAID dece4Aofa estate provided copy Of this order
~ publ.shqi unoe week for hrpo ueeka IN the Ma.
riS ssi1s & .s 80 az S
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

How TO REMOVE INK sPofs .. By the way,
now that every woman docs 40 much writing
II is very much worth while 10 know how 10
take Ink spots out OF clothing. The writer,
ION a summers day." when II seemed as II
one had enough 10 do 10 support life without
extra trouble In the torrid heat, onco upset q
bottle Of Ink Into her lap, over linen dress
striped with brown and white, and trimmed
with many rows Of brown braid. Aghast, the
first thought was that the dress gas ruined;
the second was 10 dip tho sklrt Of once Into
warm water, rinslng out part Of the ink, but
what was left made q sad slght-hand-
breadths Of doleful, thunder-dark color, over
the light summer dTtss. Quick, Il was agaln
plunged Into a hot solution Of oxAllc acid
hot that II might take effect sooner.
Care was taken 10 dip only the spots Into
the liquid, (there are some people 90 stupid,
they win need TO be told this, and In minute
they faded, Of course, taking the color OF the
stripes with them. Tho linen was rinsed In
warm water Agaln, and wet with dllntlon Of
ammonia, which changed the skirt 10 lis orlgi-
nal color, and the dress was as good as ever.
Henceforth keep high and sublime courage
over all mlshaps, sure that acid and ammonia
and care will make all right again. The pro-
cess must DO gone through with a. quickly az
possible, when once begun, but II viii cancel
old Ink stalns on wool, cotton or llnon.- Chi-
odyo RepublioGH. rL Ir
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

COLONEL GALLOWAY has Withdrawn from
the Memphis Apdldnohs, because the chief
stockholders Of that paper did not believe, "a
he did, that the old secession leaders were
best for the Democracy. Toe remaining ed
ltora very emphatleally cay "baye us from
who did all they could 70 plunge the South
Into WAR Hr|.H '.| wv "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

SHOULD BE LOOKED AFTEh-A rumoT IL sbrDad that
the budinE At the Of q and Fifteenth Streets
occupied By the QuATtomAster General, Ia In yoTy
unsafe condition. owing 10 the weakness Of The walls
which have settled and are now cracking II 10 HAid
tho attention Of tho Secretary q War called 10 the
fact, and competent architect employed To examine
IT, Who reported that a. yo insecure, but yot
steps have beon taken improve H. We would suggest
that action bo Immediately tAksn for tho security
Of those who are oompolsd to occupy ibis place.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

SPECIAL PAwSBRoKERs NoTIcE.-Patrons
will please take notice that my business IL car
ried on az usual ON second floor, notwithstand-
ing the alteration now going on.
NJ. II. PRINCE,
1905 Pennsylvania avenue
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

QuAnfKHM1grln oTFtoE, y. s. NJ o.
sssIed PEgpo. sr s,s6 si ssp as Wi b q,
Sss s a. Z ~ y Rs. mn ess n
state. Marine Qorp., fQn The first Of july lsp 10 he
sTea q :, ss ssgRl,s e = ss.
Corp. Philsdslpha r., free q sSpsn,s 70 The Untsd
nHo Y.rd. q Il, SI ss R! NO 4. -Vo ,,.. ,,.
asr AZ. Ins snss sSs az 2 v'ish AOu"eO' .
leDO Yari, d dSrE bius Kci,SS, n wool free nom
| half, Ninchea vide, ard V weigh q ounoes 70
400 Yss! dsl bass s- si 1oss, Il. wool fr.. nom
Hl' half = inches uids, Y ysigh q ounces 70 ths
~ Yssds ssssist Ooh, Nj WOOL, tOoohlnoai dyed,)
Hinshss VIA Y s * z Sunoss per JNrd'
400 Yards - dark blue Fslnsl tot ovsrseks, All
Z ysGa 91a.ss voel dysaaJ 81 Inches vide, o
g gs.l.o 10. aYoaJ q nsAs, vide o Veish !
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y.ra .. Weigh pounds per dossn pair. frse
- GLASS No.a - Iaas y
400 Yards vhls. uasa. ios psni, % inchss uide, 70
400 Y.SS. .is Rs:i ~ sss. % luoh.. -d. q
1900 YsSds osu GsRY Rss ,,uss. s
to0a Ys5ds sos'oa TiakfnS ior bed '.ehs ~ inches
CLASS No.L
"a SsS'i g.. si .S.SS ZENITH
I:sS' SiE; . =SS ! e S sil. aS: Z blue
~ GLASS NOk
30 Orpas Coat Huttons tosslsD
80 grDss Jacket Buttons, (saaie,l "a .r In III,
loo Qrps. Vest buttons, tsssie.j ~ AT ~ th
AM y.rds Vsiio. n buihSn' TOT P"'A'''
aEoD Yar,is Rcd Cord
IS IS s:s:: d Sss$ l fi:sSs @ 10
i00 Drum Cords
% ASts Dunn Rnarcs
y BoEwood 81 Hfea.
rAi'' o'an'' GLASS Nod
900 Pairs ArmJ BS s,s rpis9'T ps,,oTn1 -.
10 RsyUno, bessis. Z. sisis fsou. 1t,sS,sd ~
Loo Knapsarka - ~ ~ NAAlN AAA ~ o.
= Sword FROGS.
GLASS No. A
vis g' "-AnS IN" "'"n''H 'n' ''"'"'nG a'u'''''
Watch Coata .|
Itniforns Cosi. 6,r ,,ry,,p,. o,rp,r.is tnn,oiaas
and pfisatss W. = A' '' ~
and privstsS Wv ''p''-' ''-'''-''
Wooden Pants for ssrgoants. oorporals, muslcisus
linen Psnt. for .,rrs,p,. oor,or.i. Musicians and
FShnsl shirts.
Drs1eSs
FLANNEL sAcha .... no
bsd s Sac s'u' '"'A''' TOT oo'~ lU
The above mentioned articles must conform 10 ali
10 ousrtsrmss,sT Msrns UoPps' Marine AsrrSets
ns-,ns orl. "a ontb Foar,s strest' fhiisdsIphis
and N ,se Hstns i,Spraoi. Nav Ysrs And
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

BRloHH Con AND MAN; before the church
aud The world, l impeach lntemperanee.
dharRe Il with the murder Of innnmerable
bpulG In this country, blessed With freedom
nod plenty, the Word Of God and the liberties
q 4iia religion, charge II Us the cause
Nhateger betheir source elsewhere-Of almost
Al Die poverty, and almost all the misery, and
ahnoet all tbs Ignorance, and all the lrreligion
taat diagrace and Rfiiiet the land. do In my
conscience believe that these Intoxicating
almulants have sunk Into perdltlon more men
which swept over the highest hill lops en-
g1lphlng o world, OF which but eight were
sVed.-Dr GunhTie.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

ANDRRw J, JoYok a Co, u.
cARRIAOE MANUFAoTURERs,
d fi2, 4i4 aud ala Fourlsontb streets. y.
nspAldng IN all ils brsgesi AZ fltIishSs ioit iot
80 Asss ,sEs'aE ~ N ''oa siss.l II z
If77Vf " ~ .TIOH -1l.i .i
NGitl ,gs4i. 10 alla I sldn1t llb
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

ODD fELLOws' NmirAuOSz. Daring the present
week The Grand Oh0on / o. o. ~ of the District viii
continue their annual series Of grand ysAtons a. FOL
lows Beacon Lodge No IS, this Monday evening,
WaAhinaton Lodge No q tomorrow evening, aud
Friandahlp Lodge No a. Thursday, NAY r. The vista.
lions arc rendered moro Interesting tho pressn year
fun tho fact that tho odd, Fellows choir Is proseut
even evening and sHtaT,ain the brOihrSn with choice
mpae.