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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24
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ono Of the greatest reslduaty evils Of the
war Is the feeling Of dlstrust Of the South
which has naturally been engendered In
Congress and among the Northern people
There cxlsts very prevalent seusltivenesa
aud apprehension among those who maui
fiesta pronounced loyalty, lest the eX.rebel
element should In some way thwart the hnal
contamination OF reconstruction, and bathe
the policy which has been agreed upon. The
effect Of this Is evident In proueness to ex-
aggcrate the siguincance Of acts which
would otherwise be attributed to the normal
lswlrssncss OF sullen evaporation aud ugly
prejudice, and In dispositlon to apply Fed
eral legislation TO each recurring Incident,
instead Of appealing TO existing laws The
popular feeling, doubtless, stimulates Con-
grers to this course, aud the habit or special
legislation makes u easy for that body to
respond.
These facts present very grave political
problem, and thoughtful observers who are
! the probabilities OF a 1nal Termination Of
the policy Of constant aggression. They
! arvus that there must be an end acme time
! or The country will drift into a condition OF
! chronic antavonism little abort Of p.rp,tual
political anarchy. To our mind, the true
| course to be pursued toward the southern
| States IL one OF paclaea,lon, but Il should
] bc pnclnCntlnn based upon ndp0unte lpulA.
latIor. and a prompt and arm Enforcement
Of the law, ConVrrss ought 10 h., eousI Ia
the task Of framing sueh laws a. are re
onIrrd. and when mai has ham Ann. /,
s6ould we Tho resi- 10 Tho eyecn,Ivs ana
1 Jn6IcIai dsnartmsn,. Par Az -. ths
best eneTyies IN ConVrrss baye besn al.
dressed 10 that woth ma noe that recon
stTnetion IA al ths ve,y no,nt 81 ompIrIIon.
thero onght n bo no mead Of adaItIonaI
laws.
The disturbance. vhich have t.k.r Mac,
in T,nns,see. North CaroiIna f,sorvisI Wiz.
ginia and TEXAS, IndIcat. a WiSs snssad ala
sffrctIon. a ia trne. and dsmonstrate the an
I.tonre ~ a condition ~ sfI,Irs a,manding
nromnt Interference, bnt he op.stIon AHA,
WneIhsr tue esIHUIisued and familiar
methods Of dealing with thcm are not en-
tIrely adruuate to the occasion. Ifthey are
they should be applied, and Congress should
refrain from any discussion or Interference
II local laws, or the dIsposllIon or ability o
local ofie.r. 10 enforce them. shall be lsck
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

SERIoUs ILLSEss. - Yesterday mornIuR
Mas Mary Sullivan, q young lady employed
Ia the numbering room Of the bureau Of en-
craving and printing, while at work, was
taken with hemorrhRge Of the lungs aud bled
profussly. The work In the room was i'm
medlately suspended, and the girls employed
there dismissed fer the day. Drs. Hagner
aud Coz attended her, aud cautioned the
attendants not 70 allow her 70 be removed.
Miss Davidson, also employed In The same
room, was thrown Into spasms by the sight
ofso muSh blood, and IL required the utmost
care Of the physicians TO restore her TO con,
scionsness.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

Howard DIVISION, No. 7, Sons Of Ten
perancp bad very interesting meeting last
Illght Among the ViSitors were }. N.
stearns, Past Most Worthy Patriarch Rev.
Mr.. Merritt, @. W. p, OF Eastern New
York, and Z. II. Hopkins, Grand Scribe, oil
Eastern New York, who are iu The city on
business connected with tho order, and all
OF whom delivered Interesting addresses, full
dresses were also delivered by o. X. Harris,
OF Metropolitan Division, aud ". P. Drew,
Of Howard Division.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

orr TIE TRAcK.-Yesterday At l,So
o'clock car No. ~, Of the Metropolitan road,
ran on the track near the corner OF Louis
lana avenue and Second street. The car
was Well-nlled with ladies, on their way 10
grace the galleries Of the House and Senate,
aud the CONSERVATION among them was ap-
the dash board 10 front OF the car, In order
TO Wcnd their way on foot to the Capitol,
despite "wind and weather." After delay
OF some ten minutes The car was again on
the track, the few Remaining passengers
cougrAtulAting themselves that they had
"elboW-rOOm" to the end Of the Journey.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24
ME0nANICs, STATE COUNCIL

VmTn NwH
.s ME0HANiCb sEAEk'CSOHO"
anna. L l.. .,.
Thn Mocbanicai atate Council met last
.hu9 ny !, I.hsi,., Hal, p. Gorcossn in
1tNhxh - 80 ...-.t.-.
the chair, and ]: @. Lash secretary
After the admission OF several new dele.
gatss the committee on charter peaebted
M I,,io sviny renort, which was adopted,
'nS ~ 49,. - -
g... Oil AHrotI. =
The onmmWtoe appointed 70 drAlt zone form
OF charter 70 9e issued 70 inc Asaoe I,Pi,
sending deleEaleh, 1eeommenl lhs aIop .',e.,
81 NE eoyennnt i2rw sssa ~ 'ne AZ, ~.
proprlate for our uss.
hy thu form each one o. the MsoeiNtIol Ii,,
cOvepant with the Others, the Oounoll belhg
made the agent Of the eovensnted lesEues, %
associations, require their pre,ident hnd zee
tetary to sign on tbeit part while the pfssl-
the part Of their soeIsty and members. -,
This belpg neatly printed on q sheet with
the constitution, when framed and hung 10
the meeting rooms, will serve TO remind them
OF the comppct entered into.
The following 10 the form 10 which wetefat,
m nil ' Re Sppoatsd 70 have them pFistsS and
procure an appropriate seali
SoiFvin and Binding Covenant BY and Bsfpsrn
ne Diiiriet Of Colunbia." and he A'ioefsiion'
These articles are entered intn by the high
| contrasting parties A. solemn compact,
ny .,st.,t " .oI, lii ths.. snnai
memoea 70 ''''o'J '0'"Pp WI" '"''o '0'"'
| "Su,v;y a.. -.,t,. a.. ..,t,,,,t.. ~ IN.
~, a,.,s r NV ~ W.,si.oa .nJ
| D,.i 2Nn r4 oyuiuS' " yI ~ .ht5
tno H., .,,.,t. ~ "
| " NnTp5ttt,l, a.. ....,i,..,i., ,,. sean,
~ auip s W, t,a,,a.II I'll ~, ~, ~
| 70 w ~ . , Ssuuo III -. ~
| lnlise hnu onAhse y. p.s. - a. m, 49,
aeIegAss nay uesu heossssiy W ~ w. ~ ~.
soa,, ~ ~ 90, snnai,, LIN IN son,
p,,,1s ny 70 10, ~ .nst.,i.s Wv WI"
Nnu.Ion ~ " ans sos ~ ~ ..,,,.i,
uSs.H ho II. ~ ~ 49, M w
,.iVs, w. .,,. sue Lt,h ~. r,an,1..
~ n.1 nn asm. Psppo''o"' WINS" w P'''''''
rMs a1,horiSe the eouuell 70 otE,nIrs aud
covenant with Auy mschaules association IA
haryisud and the district o. OolumeI", OF u
Wy o,hsr stnte Mhe.e ME NO 'u'n ''P'''
And nnaily, We pledge The faith OF thls a,so
s.ilon TO comply With ~. ssr ;S.s sT., 20, &c
rest ,.si Of he Mech sniss' state Oouneii .
MsrtIssd snd the DistTi.t Of OoiumbiN 40,
the asne Of the ptesldsnt and ssere,ariss Ar
hereunto A1nxed, thi' - dAy Of, on'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

MEssRs. PERRI 4 BRo,, corner OF Pennsyl
IAniA avenue and Mini street, have reduced
the prices Of their entire stock Of dry goods 10
eohiorm 10 gold at the present standard value
They are Ia daily Feeeiptof all the hoVeltlsl
In the way Of dry EOodG, and have their usual
large stock OF omestie and foreign dry Eoods,
which they sell At one price only, and al the Ii
goods are marked in plain dEuFss,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

PURE APPLE CIDKR.-Ths Northern Pro-
duce Company, 1907 Pennsylvania avenue,
have large lot Of pure apple cider, from
Ohio, which they are selling at retail at the
low price OF thirty cents per gallon
au excellent article Tor the season.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

TRUsrEEs or CoLoRsD souooLB.--A reg.
ular meeting OF this board was hold last
night at the Stevens school house, Nessrs.
King aud Jones present.
The following business was transacted ;
communication was received FROM WIN.
Mills, secretary OF the Reformed PreAbyIe'
rian church, thanking the board for as.
Stunning the charge Of certain teachers ofths
Mission. Referred.
On motion OF Mr.. Jones, Mr.. King was
authorized to cause the report OF the condi'
tlon OF the schools Of tho board, rs prepared
B6rt'6 q Af.rH:"E!,-Ss&t lof The PSr;sviGT,
year, with such changes as 10 his judgment
may be deemed proper.
Mr.. Manning was selected to do the 70.
pairs needed about the school buildings fol
the balance Of the scholastic year at e3 pei
day while In actual employment.
Adjourned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

We WOULD CALL tho especial attention OF
all housekeepers aud otherS In this city aud
vicinity aud county to ga thing worth know
Ing "-that to economist you eau save your
cook or heating stove from total IoSs by
calling at the well known stove, range, and
hardware house Of Robert Boyd, No, 434
Ninth street, between d aud L streets, N
W., where can be found at all tunes full
which will be furnished to parties who eau
put them In themselves OF will DO put In by
thoroughly competent Workmen, at prices
that cannot fail to please the greatest econ
omist. Make a note Of this aud fall TO save
time, trouble, and expense.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

A RARE CHANCE 10 offered to the public ii
the sale Of two Libraries advertised ny
Messrs. Cooper 4 Latimer, eowprislug one
Of the finest collections Of valuable old
books ever offered In thls city, among which
are many curious and scarce books, early
editions OF the classics, &c.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

ALEXANDRIA AND WAsHIEdroH RAIL.
AoAD.-ThS Alexandria and Washington
railroad was, at lliS0 O'Clock this morning,
put Into the possession Of Samuel ShOema.
ker, president Of the Alexandria aud Wash
lngtou Railroad Company, by Sheriff O'Neal
OF this county, under writ OF hdbsTs IdeldS
p9'ss"toHsm Issued from the clerks ONCE
t the Circuit Court Of this county, and at
,he same time, In pursuance Of an order OF
~, tne circuit Court Of the United States for
sue district Of Virginia, the receivers, o. A.
stevens nsn and W. J. Phelps, appointed BY a
,O. T S, decree Of the said court, made for
nano uS'''e,y OF the road aud itS appuTte-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

| BAoka-He Answers hom0 OF the
CrItieisms on tho Funding BIII.
Senator John Sherman has written to the
Cincinnati OOrnTsldl, under date OF March
| II, answering various criticisms on the bank
sections Of the Funding bill. Il is claimed,
he says, that II Is unjust to compel the Ma
tiOnEl Banks to secure thelr circulation by
4 deposit Of the new bonds. II 10 said to VI
olatc the public faith pledged To them, and
condscate a part Of their property. This Is
not true IN any respect. Some OF the Ma
tional Banks hold tho bonds Of '6l, and the
l0-40 bonds not yet due. THESE they may
withdraw at any time, or sell, or hold, nj
their pleasure. The Funding bill places the
ISIS above pa, aud the banks euJoy the pro
MUM. The Government will ask only, by
this bill, that the banks either use the new
bonds for security, or retire from business
with their properly unimpalred, so that new
banks, willing to aid 10 reducing tho public
asggyy, IN s4SRAuEgG. lgI. q valuable frenchise,
the power Of Congress Il IL Just II 10 for
the Interests OF the banks and lie defeat
will tend TO overthrow the entire system.
The right to Issue notes IL held by the
banks at the pleasure Of Congress, which
reserves the right TO change or modify the
banking system. The National Banks were
organised TO accomplish three obiectsi ~
to absorb the paper OF State banksi (2) 10
| u CuTTuuCyt No)
/ q market for United States bonds. The sys.
ten has been profitable to both the banks
and the public. The funding bill 10 based on
the superstition that II will continue to d.
90, Il proposes to withdraw the greenbaeki
and give the banks the entire Geld Of clreu,
latlon. Il Is said the national banks PAY
heavy taxes fthey 60 luto private banking
they will pay heavier taxes. As to going
back 70 local State banks, that absurdity il
out OF the question. Senator Sherman as
serts that be has always been a friend to the
national banking system. The movement
against the bill, he says, docs not come from
the West, but from the men who have =
sectional monopoly Of the banking franchise,
aud "chivfy from gentleman who, when
| comptroller Of the Currency, In violation o.
law, gave this monopoly to the old banks In
New England and New York" The Eng
llsh Parliament did with tho Bank Of Eng
land exactly what this BILL proposes to do
with our banks.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

The GEoRGEToUN CANAL.-Ths George
town canal 10 now 10 working order through.
out, the water having been let In on the
upper levels Tuesday night. Boats will
commence loading At Cumberland In few
days, so we shall soon have again, and on a
larger scale, that valuable adjunct TO the
business OF our sister city, the coal trade.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

BRAUh's AuTOTYPBs.-Thoseo Of our readers
who have failed to see or make puTohs1ss OF
these rare and valuable works Of art now on
nee exhibition at MesGrS. Smith a StTongiG
Art Gallery, on 7, near Fourteenth street,
should DO so A. once, A1 those gems will be re-
moved from this city, and will be on sShIbI-
tioh In New York after Saturday neat. YsrSua
aaH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

The CATTLE DKoyERs.-The cattle droyers
doing business at the Drovers Rest, above
Georgetown, finding 1t both lnconyenieut
and expensive to have the sale day on Mon
day, have concluded to change 1t, and after
the 1st Of April the regular sale day will be
Friday Of each week, as II has existed for
years past.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

ODD FELLows' FUSERALs.-Tho funeral
Of Mr.. Thomas Plekeps, a late member Of
place yesterday afternoon, from his residence,
on Delaware avenue, between u aud U
streets. The remains were conveyed To
Waugh Chapel, Capitol Hill, where the fu.
neral services took place; after which they
were taken to the Congressional Cemetery
for lnterment. The members OF Washing.
tou Lodge attended In carriages.
Beacon Lodge ]. U. D. r., with the
Marine Baud, WerV out In full force yester-
day AZ eruoou to attend the funeral OF their
late brother Leonard, from his residence, on
Capitol Hill. The remalns, followed By the
lodge and long llne Of friends, were taken
TO 0lenwood Cementery for burial.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

THE NAVY YARD.-Buslnets at tho navy
yard is extremely dull, the small number OF
men at work having hardly as much to do
As they can attend, owing to the scarcity OF
funds to push work TO completion that has
already been commenced. 1t Is more than
probable that a large number Of the men
now at work will shortly be discharged.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

TRLSsTERs or REAL EsrLrE.-Joshua
whiting 4 Co., real estate brokers, have
sold TO Mr.. John N. Rumsey lot on Thlr-
tenth street, between l. street aud MassA-
ehuSetts avenue, for sl,l64. Also, loI on
Massachusetts, avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, for d, 096. Tho same
arm have also sold for Charles A. Tinker,
esq, lot on L street, between Fourth aud
Fifth streets, Improved by a tWo-Story brick
house and four small frame houses, for
81, 800.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

YoUTus' Walking Goat Suits, for SIS,
Youths Metropolitan Sack Suits.
Boys Jacket Suits, from e4.5O.
Chlldreu's Suits, all ages.
GRoR0R @. HENSINa,
40 Seventh street, N, w
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

A GooD INvESTIoN.-The sIlleato Nots
Book for sale by Mr.. A. |. Mudd, successor
70 CoJle & foHeu, IL 4 novel and useful
INVENTION and h very handy 10 those who
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

JAVA CoHFEE, freshly roasted, for SO
centS, as good as coffee sold for 40 eents
elsewhere, at the Pekin aud Yeddo tea store,
N24 Ninth street, between d aud Z streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

FoR rHH BAsr and purest Teas, Cores
aud Spices 20 to the Pskin aud YeddO tee
store, ~ Ninth street, between d and =
atTeelI.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

WILLIAM J. BowEN, the chief Of the New
Haven police force, lAVished hiS affection
upon a divorced woman Of Questionable
character, and has got into bic about II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24
SILI OF ORDINANCES sroREs.
Cetssa or aousIoa Asp SIIIs sslssTs.

GtSrElsoE o. 6SaIssi 2, o. BOZ M"
hEW IOhK Cir, March Z, Il6f0 b
Ss ss stS asI y aB e .'i i z Z.
~ NJ! vS.ts sietsd, K.fsliSviST Rss.a 6ii,
Lss aIlllsTy, ysii.s Saddles, repaired, At 81
i.in litiiisPy, Ssllss sGddlss, ppsinS's, sisL
Z, NJ LrIIisrI Collar, at Rock Island, llliaola.
~ LItillsiy Dol Ars, AZ Rock Leland, illineis
fhs OIdsalee Deptttmsnt reseIfas the igkt 10
rsIeet all BIDS not deemed 1Auafset0fy. Terms,
essh 10 0ovsrn ment fupds ten per ssht On the day
" sale, And the remainder yhen The property II
Z nIstfA., ThlIty daJs will be allowed Tor The
FIopo,sis q % Idsres,sd 70 u, ustsE.lGssd,
sngsI "a 'PrOposAls Tor PurshS'iRG Saddles Sha
kampiss slu be sssn II this AEsaoy OF the Ara.
as For father infoTmation apply @ lhs AasI-
hhsi.@ BvL Col. Us.A.. MAI, u or3sIss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

CoPFEB roasted by ourselves every day,
aud ground to order at the original Pekin
aud Yeddo Tea store, 42t Ninth strseI, be-
tween d aud K streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

Two Irish RepuhlisAp Olubs announce
meetinEa to-niEht-ons At the hall OF Rudolph
Second, Capitol Ilnl, Nhd the other At BouI-
din's Church, corner OF Fourth and l. streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

THH Goglable and leYss Of the Ohio Rgpubll.
eau AsS2elAtlon VIII be given tonight At Lib.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

MoNTPELIER, Vermont, 10 now furnished
with gRS az slx dollars per th0uSand fsst,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

B6Y YOUR TEAS, CotfseS and Spices al the
ola established Pelln and Yeddo tsA store,
S9s Ninth street, between D and Z streets,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

rRoMAs RUSSELL, No. ials Pennsylvania
avenue, has lult received = large invoice OF
the celebrated Yiehy water.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

IEA, CoIEEE, Spices, Chocolate, Cocoa.
sIANoring Extracts, Rice, Corn starch, 49,
&c, soId al The tekin aud Ysddo tea atoTs'
80 MINI s'rseh between and \ ItTSslS'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

RHIUNED SPECIE PAYMENT, at Bauer'I
Bowling Saloon, under Metropolitan Hall.
Tvs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

TnH SIXTH WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUE
The regular meeting OF the sixth ward Re
publican clnb was held on Tuesday nigh
With quite large attendance. The presl'
dent, Mr.. Charles Champion, In the chair
Mr.. T. Gray Introduced a preamble and
resolutions setting forth that contracts fol
grading aud paving the Sixth ward had
hereto Ore almost invariably been given out
to citizens Of other wards 10 tho pre- udict
aud injustice Of cltlEens Of the Sixth ward,
and the resolution expresses tho sense Of
the meeting in favor Of James FltApatfick
for the contract for work In said ward about
TO be let out by the Mayor.
Amer a lengthy debate the resolutions
were voted down, aud arcsOlution endorsing
Archy Fletcher was adopted
Mr.. J. H. Crossman, Of the Fourth ward
was then introduced and made a length!
speech, AFTER which the meeting passed hin
vote Of thanks and adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24
srRESADa TO SENATOR H''hL>

s,c.ho, Of Senator c H. orasin end Others
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

BATH, N'Ine, mournS the dulln''' IN bu'I.
heGs. ...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

Tun wLsHn0ToN CrrT SAVINGS BAur,
corner Seventh street aud Louisiana avenuo,
ming, In additlou 10 its regular banking
hours. II pays Interest on deposits. 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

REsuHEp SPBon PATHnNE II nAh6rIs
Bowling Saloon, under Metropolitan Hall.
mhA9lws
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

ro = ;.''E Ho0NEg for ''o'' ''A'I'o' eleven
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

III, ,ssnud 10 10 or Of The Late Vid'r
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

MErRUFoLIIAs DlVIsiUE No. 10, sons o
Temperance, had another very successful
meeting on Tuesday night. There were Q
very large number Of members 10 attendance
and Interest was added TO the occasion By
the presence Of tho officers Of tho Grand
Division, who made an ofiiclal visitation
Amer the transaction OF the regular bu'i
ness an excellent programme was carried
out under the head Of good Of the order
There were speeches by Messrs. W. II,
Chase, Grand Worthy Patriarchj Mr.. Smith,
Grand Chaplalni Mr.. Van Week, Grand
Treasurer, and Ed. johnson, Grand secre'
Lary. The interest 10 the exercises vas en-
HANGED by tho excellent vocal aud lnstru
mental music Of Mrs. LiEHio Pope aud Mis-
Jennie Pugh. The division meets every
Tuesday night In one Of the perlors Of th,
Congressional church, corner OF Tenth and
g streets. 1t has among its membership
many OF the most active temperance worker
In tho District aud its prosperity Ia eVery
particular Is equal TO the best, and superior
10 most Of tho temperance organizations b
the District Of Columbia. Its entertain
ments under the head OF "the good OF th,
order" are always Of a very high character
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

Local BREYITIEs.-E. Barron was bold 10
ball for court BY Justice Thompson for as
sault and battery on q. A. Rundell. The
same Justice hued Rundsll s5 Tor dlscrderly
conduct. M I-rr-l
Michael Fitzgerald gave security TO Jus
tlce Mills for his Appearance Al court TO
answer charge Of assault and battery with
intent TO kill John Peytop. a
Patrick Bennett and James Bennett were
aasd % By Justlco chase for fRbtiug on the
tghu II. Evans, colored, for ASSEMBLING R.
II. Reed, rave bail Cor court.
Henry oraut, colofed, paid 90 1ne for
assault and battery on Elizabeth Stewart 10
the county. Augustus Norton paid like
amount Tor Aassoitipg James Mckenny.
Daniel Wilson, charged With bigamy by
Mary Harris, Is he'd for hearing before
Justice Handy.
noon by 0Glcer 01utt, on Pennsy ivanla
avenue, between First aud Second streets.
The animal had snapped at several little
girls before he was dispatched.
Shortly after o'clock yesterday morning
the body of colored male Infant was
brought to the Sixth precluct by Oflcer
Powell. The body was found on Eleventh
street, between NJ aud N streets, and the
circumstance gives rise TO the supposltl on
that Il was q case OF lnfantlcldo. The re.
mains were buried At the expense Of the cor
poratiou.
The work OF renewing the railroad track
from the Capitol to Georgetown has beel
completed aud II lie now In good order.
Rev. Mr.. Walker OF the Shiloh Baptlsl
| church, will bapllso about twenty converts
| on next Sunday at the Sycamore.
Mr.. A. 8. soiomonS, treasurer Of the Prov
ldeut Aid Society, acknowledge the receip
Of eS.o5 from Hon. A. N. Clhpp, fB from A
8. Bond, esq, and $40, tho proceeds OF tn
sale Of bed spread given BY some unknown
person.
Lang's Hotel, Georgetown, was entered a
an early hour yesterday morning aud robbeI
Of some WiueS, sardlnes aud about slo u
| cash,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-24

NOT Through Glass Darby" but opan
me hghL PhAlon's VltAlla, or Salvation
bottles that contain Il. The shades On color
II communicates TO gray hair are Nature's
own, and Il ls devoid Of any sediment. sold
BY all dIuggiats aud fancy goods dealers.
NH M-eo1t. FH "a