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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

THH psllee report for the Third precinct for
the quarter endlhg Match Sist, shows the fol;
lowing pArtleulArli Number 81 arrests 2s7, o.
2lt males and g females Amount OF hnes In.
posed and collie ated, go .6oj value Of pfopetty
received and turned over 70 owners, ei,e1e 81
yhqs q. properly turned over TO property
Ma. JAoon srAuh, nour Inspector, reports
TO- s23 barrels Of nour Inspected duflnG the
month O March q the FOLLOW i.S grsdssi Pam
mlidllngn -, broad arrow 81, rye %, making Z
fetal for the quarter Just ended u allie.
qEoRasTowH oouuoIta = BoSrS " Aldsf.
ia MA, Inc recorder lHpgh Oapsrton, esq.r
Resolutioa 10. o. relative 10 a branch mar.
ket At the corner Of Beall and High streets
was non eoneurred 10. ....
tive TO the Improvement and eHtenklon ol
Messrs. Peek and oox opposing the PROPOSE
contractor, and giving Il out By days' work,
under the iuperintendenee OF the chairman oil
streets OF the Board Of Common Council.
The resolution was non .eoneutred IN.
A number OF Council revolutions Of no spe.
oial public Interest was passed, and the Board
adjourned, .... -
Common couacil-The Board met last night
a. the usual hour, the President George W.
.Mr. Fuller presented the petition Of Ellen
Barry, complaining Of over.asaesameut Re
NJ, orI%s: p5''snl'd the petition OF j. o
market islAtinG 70 payment q stalls Re.
Also, petition Of David johnson relaevo to
sale Of Fish. Referred. ID N NJ -
Also, eommunieAtlon from, j.. o. Wander.
Mr.. Piskrsll presented The petition o. II. W.
,Mr; Curtis presented petition Of Kldvsn a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
LOCAL POLITICS.
THIRD WARD MEETING.

-
- 49,. ~,
a Ho' Very Harmo"'ou' Ms'"'e-D0"s'l
80 r'u1g - M, p...,u-.,
COOK Irtss 70 hTpaa'a wax httPsooca'
h-d Orsrr Dseision for a Man Whoas Go,
d. .nI..,, A.. ty.,,,o, a.. Osp1,r,L- M.
al To,,,o - IA, Bo,,,n party BEING 10 M
49,, -
norty Adjourn NE heefng-b"'Hu''s'"
sr Riehards. ,.a.
A meeting Of The Ihlrl Wsfd hspSoii ,i
.Ias, a., ~. h,onS.a vim Th,,d 80,
Hisuf "N ""
voters
The meeIing va, called TO order bE u,
prelident, II, ]. BeAll, and, on motion, W. 4
Mott was chosen secretary pro fem,
The election Of oiioers fof the ensuing yeAi
being the frst business 10 order, Mr.. Aaron
for president.
me-, ], ID, BOnd Inquired " there was lIsl
Of members Of he club.
Mr. Mott replied IN the negative.
OeorEe N. Boaton said tho eanstltutIon and
list Of members had been ia possession Of
some one unknown for tho past ntue months
become ! member he could not do 60, ' and - on
that account he thought any good Republic an
Of The ward should be allowed to vote.
roll Of rncT6SrS any man who vas Known AZ
Geo. m, lloston, viii Mr.. Uook please
atate oh Al he ealla a rood ReDubtIeanf
M Zach Yes AZ nv a sood RspuhlIesn
mean a Nso who ties hiipseIf up 10 me rrea
pFlnsipiea Of fIaht and iuatlee insteed m
EfoveliinE and scratching alter petty once.
Points n oTder were raised nv Nessr, Ilos-
too Fresntn, Deitrirk And otSeTs' that M.
Coon was out Of order, -. - -
The Chair decided that a oaestIon A. 10
eligibility Of yoleFs had risen, and Mt, Oook
wae eNplalninR h, ~ ---ll 10 ITT'#I =
Mr. ffeenaS Mr. Pfealdent YEe want your
decisIon, not that % Mir, Cook, lie il moi
Thr Chair. 1 have deoldeJ Mr. Cook In or
Oar n rentlemen 40 NOT lilo the deeision
thev can appsai and vote ii down
Amer souio diseuslion, ii was decided that
the voie ia taEen nv teIier,' and All the he.
na.ileat, voter of *, ThItd ward he silo,ysd
10 vote, = >" - ~ ~ - :
0eo, IL. Roaton and Mr.. Johnson were an.
pointed tellern, ana stationed thefnselyea In
tont oi he pfesiIenps table, aud The ssote.
taTy took his nositlon In mont Of them To keep
taify whlio Mr Heal Me C,nok Nj RonI
and a number on otheIa Thought N peorasarv
10 1nrronnd them IN ofder that no iilegai Vote
shonId be saaf
After a yaIn nttennt 10 eat ali pfeaent IN one
end az the rootn 40 Thai fhey fniahf nAsa he
tween iho teilFra ia order the Voting com
mepoed. and prooeeIed for a few mlnutea.
when an Inll vIdtiai mai khovn 10 Mr. BealI
10 Alternating 10 vote, was coIiared by that
gentleman, snd questioned concerning hls resi-
6is vote WAS noe recorded Yotinr was aSsin
resumed, aud soon another snspieiouI sbSrAo.
ter presented himself, the coilaring process
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

GENTLEMEN who want 10 secure the finest
and most desirable quality Of boota, shoes
aud galters, from the very best manufac-
turerS, will thank US for recommending
them TO call at tho popular boot and shoe
store OF Mr.. T. y. Gartrcli, No. 900 Seventh
street, corner Of ], who has Just received 4
full stock OF spring goods, Including Con-
gress gaitefs, English walking ahoes, strap
button, Union, and other novelties. Nh
0artrelI also ke1ps splendid and complete
stock ofladles', mlssea', and large assort-
ment OF ehlldren's shoea, all colors and
STYLES, Including Burt'a celebrated manufac-
tnre, and all the goods pertai1lng 10 irst-
class estAbllshmeut. - .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

THE AMERIoAS TEA sroRE, CORNER sny.
RHTH AND bTRHET, HoRTHwnsr.-Aasicsy
10 Correspondents; We have boon asked 90
many times BY correspondents where they
could purchase tea, fresh roasted coffee, and
sugar at New York prices, We now state for
the benefit Of our readers that the American
Tea Store, corner Of Seventh and streets, Is
the only place in .his city where goods can
DO purchased at New York prices. Mr.
Bowling, the proprietor, does nothing but a
cash business, which enables him 70 sell for
10 per cent. less than any other establish
ment In this city. We recommend our read
era 10 20 there by oil means. Hr.r A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

IL PAssiN0 UP SsvESTH STREET We noticed
the store Of our friend, The Original
Fnnop crowded with customers, and al the
same tlme VIC observed other ttores decidedly
10 want OF Patronage. The only reason for
this, 10 the best Of our knowledge and belief
Is that our friend, Mr.. Franc, IL selling
goods at such prices that the buying com.
mnnlty Ind IL 10 their interest TO pairoulEe
this 90 very popular CENTS Furnishing
Store. For tho benefit Of strangers We would
add that the new number Is 49l Seventh
street, between d aud Il streets, three doors
above Odd Fellows Hall, also, we would say
that he has no branch store.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

Thr board Of registration announces that
twenty hours only are 10 be given to each
WAid wherein the voters OF mis- city can regis
ter their names 20 entitle then to vote At the
municipal election IN JUDE next. The Atlen.
tion Of the citizens Of the metropolis 10 called
10 the time Eiyen-four hours per day for ave
dNys we 6eliaye this TO be All imnosslhiIity,
ana think Il out OF the queation 60 hate "a
proper resatTa tion Of the voters Of this city 10
sons we've reglsiered eaeh minute It would be
oRly l2s per hour, and this As general thing
il not done, beeause Of the frequent delAys. :
Take the vote OF the Third ward, Of about
g,0O0. and At the above rate about 600 will be
| LETT out, showing At once the AbsuFdlty Of at
tempting TO give the citizens Of Washington
An opportunity Of voting on such q plan As
this. How many men there are who are una.
bic to stand In the line for al hour or more
We can oaly inAsiae, for they must undergo
right which belongs to them, the ballot-box,
The whole thing 10 oppression In tho eNtreme.
An iuiirm maR cannot undergo this ordsAl.
persons eNn go inside, Here Is where the
trouble Isl too macy 20 Inside, while the out
siders are kept In the sun or ram, or whatever
p0sltion Is prAStieed upon the reElsterS and
The public AlAo. IL time was given aufneient
to allow every man to dlsehArge his duty
under the law, there would be no need of go
ing inAlde. ....... .... ...... fTIs.'
Further, during the registration IN Virginia
last Hummer, every preoinot, no matter how
small was sil9wsd Ten days syeu 4 there was
whsrs every ward has its tROusSnds, hut
twenty houTs IL allotted. -
We cannot thiuk that thu Congress OF the
United States ever expected or meant that
any citizen should be debaFFed Of hts vote bJ
the action Of the board Of reGistAtloh When
they passed the act. Again we inalst that
more time should given. Any man who 10 a.
barred from registering 90 Aceount Of the
umS should At once appeal to the courts for
redress, and doubtlen1 they will be protected.
Heller 90 back to the old plan Of takinE
your chance At the polls than to have such an
Arrangement as this. Ia that case the tax
payers would not have TO pay the enormous
expense OF the present ayGtem. M
JusTIoR.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

MAsmyioEsr SALoou-A Wait 10 the new
saloon Of Mr.. Joseph PlaiI, Oot PennsylyAhiA
avenue, next door to his old place OF business,
will AgreeAbly surprise any ono q the good
taste and lavish expenditure 10 nttinE up
Mr.. Plata has, at great expense. made his
room 10 onlthe hrst noor, with private supper,
Tooms-All OF which is hRndsom nelly furnished
and we'll calculated to accommodate his guests.
By MsssPPs Moore MsSSTsy, builder, piS% hS
Ing and gAa.hxtuTes by Geo. W. 0oodAllJ fres-
eoeing By Emery CerSonj plastering By ON h
LAFkini palntilg BY WIN. Belshawi range,
credit 10 due 10 the good taste displayed.
Mr., PlatE will open his new place on Mon
day, the tth Instant, And will be pleased to re-
IN general ....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

REsI0sED.---ln the testimony given on
Thursday before the CopgreationHl inyeltiga-
Mr.. Madison Davis, " prepArer OF copy,p was
compelled to tell some home truths. Yester-
dsy morning he promptly tsndsrsd his reSiE.
nation TO MT. olApp, who as promptly 40
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

THE ALEXANDRIA AHD WAsHIKdros RAN.
ROAD IMRRoeLIo-A motion was made at III
o'clock this morning before Judge Hill, at the
sherif'a once, by Dol. q. W. Brent, counsel
for the "shoemaker" company, TO dissolve
holding possession OF the Alexandria and
Washington railroad, but the judge declined
to entertain the motion, and postponed the
row, by which time u could be determined
whether Judge Keith had qualified, stating
that he had 1nioTmed Judge Keith that he
should cease TO act a. judge on the olAt OF
Judge Keith had quahded and was at prese nj
the Judge OF this circuit.
In the meantime all operations on the line
OF the railroad have ceased, the locomotives
and cara remaining stationary At theSt. AIAph
street depot in this city, and the only traihA
pAsainG over the road being those OF the Orange,
Alexandria and MAnassAS Railroad Uompahy.
AifsdRdrid Gaseiie, ApriIl.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

As EcoSoarr is the highway to wealth, We
eonsider Il our duty TO remind our fellow-cltl
Eeus Of the fact that there isR vast dIfer,
ence 10 the prices charged BY our several
merchants. Many profess 70 sell goodl
cheap, but from our own experience we have
70 say that we never bought our Cents Fur.
nlshing goods more reasonable than at tho
store OF the one.priee Franc, f3f Seventh
street, between d aud +. 'l'.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

NATIONAL IRisH REPUBBioAN AssooIA-
TIoN.-fhO regular meeting Of this AssocIA
ton was held this evening at Wills Hall,
Seventh street, Capt. Daniel MeMAhon In the
chair and Major Richard Dillon secretary
pro b1,
An address on the "hnAnclal question" was
delivered by Mr.. James RyAni and remarks
were made At some length eulogistle OF the
naturalization Of President Grant by the
president, Capt. MeMahon.
Mr.. J. ID. O'Connell, the late president OF
the aasoeiati0n, paid = deserved compliment
70 the abilities and patriotism OF Mr.. Michael
SeanlAn, chairman OF the executive commit
tee Of the National Irish Republican AssoeIa.
too, and editor OF the New York ITiIA RspHb
hej and no closed with a whitening rebuke
against his enemies who were 90 here recently
from New York, interviewing the President
and Secretary Boutwell, with a view TO Mr..
Se.nl.n,. removal from his petition as a
United States officer.
Mr.. 10. OConnell rendered his resignation
as Secretary OF tho AssootA alton, which was
laid on the table.
Adjourned, Dill. .....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

LOST ART REvIvED.-It ls said that thu
Roman ladies embrowned their faded hall
with transparent inuld, but the secret Of
such composition was unknown to any
modern chemists mill Phalon discovered and
produced his Yltalla, or Salvation for the
Hair sold BY all druggists and iancy goods
dealers. |..E".. mh2S-eo0t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

THE WAsuSoroS CITI sAynos BANK,
corner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
b open from $3.50 TO 1850 every Saturday eve
hours, ItpayS Interest on deposlts. 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

NATIoHAL uUARDH OF IHDUETRY.-Work-
shop No. I, OF this organization held their
regular weekly meeting last evening at Good
Shepherda' Hall, Louisiana avenue, near
Seventh street, Mr. Allen CONN In the chair.
After transactlng the regular routine bust
ness and the Initiation OF several new mem.
beTs, meGara. Allen Coma, VIM. Boron and
Benlamln Austin, 4 eomnlttee appointed for
the purpose, reported the folio Wing iTesoiu-
tionIi which were unAnimoualy adopted
RsSolvsd, That Workshop No. ., National
Guard Of Industry, aYmpathizlng with the
fifteenth amendment 20 the Oonstitution Of
the United StAtev, rejoice In its final adoption
by the requisite number Of States, and heartily
concur 10 the proclamation Of. u. y. Grant,
President OF the United States, In reference
thereto. H.gr- 1871
RsIolpsd, That ia following the example 10.
eulcated In the proclamation, the republic
will become more enduring And the people
more wise, yiTtuouS, prosperous aud free.
RsSoiped, That the thanks OF all loyal people
OF the United States service and all over the
world are due to President u, s. Grant, who
by his sword crushed the rebellion and BY his
proclamation ratified the act which enirGn-
ehisea over four million Of our best men who
haye. hsretofore been held In bondage.
Adjourned. ...r.. -. .. %
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

BoAnD OF REGIsTRATIoE.-rhe board OF
regiatFAtiOn held preliminary meetlng yes.
tsTdAy afternoon and elected A. oleI II, Joseph
4. VsnnsF (cOlOrod) and y. Russell Barr, j..
Complete arrangements were made for CON-
meneing the work Of registering the voters OF
the First ward 90 handAy nest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

THu RGy. DR, suEDsELASp viii preach to,
morrow 10 the First Presbyterian church, al
n O'Clock. .0.-l mo - y
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

JoHs DoHAlu,s Nhlsky dls,lllerY, bonded
warehouse On Willow street Philadelphia,
was burned yesterday morning. LOss,
slOO0O' The stock Of whisky was small'
and the dlstillery waa only operating on
quarter time. . -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

Old FoLKs' ooNcRRr.-Ths extremely IN.
favorable condition OF the weather doubtless
prevented many from attending the Old Folks
concert At Lincoln hall last evening, but those
who were present were we'll satisfied with
the entertainment. All tbs ehorusoa were
sung 10 excellent time, and with nne effect.
The solos and duets were rendered with eK.
IRENE good ts.te and expression, especially
Beware by Mrs. Pope, and the "Laughlng
SonG,n BY Mrs. Street. The Happy Old
MaS,n sung BY Mr.. John Pugh, was exceed
ingly well done, and caused the most enthusi-
altio denominations BY the audience. The
orohcstrA was great Improvement upon
that employed At the former concert, and
performed their share Of the entertainment
very we'll.
The trio fromI the opera Of "Anna BoIeuA,n
arranged for two futes and piano, and per-
formed BY MeGsrs. Sohutter, Montague and
Sehell, was very nne. Oae defeo was notice
able, and that was the method employed by
the conductor In beating time. It may have
been the practice Ia "ye Olden time" to JoilOtc
the singer with the baton, but to our way OF
thinking leader should alwAys control the
time and keep his force well up to the beat,
not walt for them. The grand ChiekerIng
plano, which was most exoellently presided
over by Mr.. Geo. W. Walker, was furnished
from the music store Of John =. Ellis.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

JAVA CoYEEE, freshly roasted, for IS
cents, as good Us coffee sold for 40 cents
elsewhere, at the Pekiu and Yeddo TED atore,
4s4 Ninth street, between d and Z streets,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

ISDUoEMENT TO Bur Coon sHwINo
hAcHINI--WilcoK q Glbbs' Sewing Ma
chine, the most simple and best constructed
sewing machine, Will hereafter be sold on
corset and hoop skirt factory, 4O8 Seventh
street, between d aud X. Tl1 ID. A
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

SUaARs AT QOLD PRloHG,-A. S, Taylor.
corner 0f Twentieth street and Pennsyiyania
avenue, 10 selling ten pounds Of good brown Or
eight pounds good white sugar Tor q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

FoR THE BEST and purest Teas, Cofses
and splces 60 10 the Pekln and Yeddo tea
store, 42i Ninth street, between D and i
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

Buy IouR TEAS, Oofiees and Spices at the
old established Pekln and Yeddo tea store,
424 Ninth street, between D and Y streets,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

THE NEInERs Of Frlendshlp Lodge No. u,
1. o. o. y, are requested to AttendA special
meeting this evening, At 1870 o'clock,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

Local BHEvITIEs.-Robert brown, eoIoFod
| was arraigned before Justice CLARK, charged
| BY Mary Burgess with being the father Of Her
illegitimAte child. lie gave security TO sup
port the offspring.
A eOlOFed family row resulted 10 the arrest
OF Jerry Sweeny, Emily SWeeny, and Isaac
WAllen, charged with assault and battery and
using threats OF violence toward each other.
Justiee schmidt appropriately hnsd the party.
Mrs. Mary Rogers, for selling liquor with.
out lleeuse, was hned t1o by justice ChAIe,
Charlotte Moore, eoloTed, was arrested on .
bench warrant A. fugitive from Justice, and
turned over TO the custody Of the Marshal.
A mad dog was killed BY oliseF IAnifeT at
"All Fools Day yeaterdsy was much en- !.
aud Irritable humanity,
Detectives Miller aud Coombs yesterday re-
covered tho two handsome chairs stolen hon
the East Washington Baptist church on the
nth Of March,
A child Of Mr., Daniels, living on the corner
of Ninth and q streets, and a child Of Mr.. 4.
q. Hoover, living on the corner Of renth and
q streets, have been badly bitten by Vicious
dogs within two days past.
Among the graduates OF the st. Loula Law
School on saturday last was Mr.. SllAs II.
DOOley, formerly resident Of Capitol Hill
WIN, Harris, a oolOTed man, was arrested by
Oheer LiplcOmb yesterday aud committed TO
jail for tho larceny OF = lot Of lumber,
10 = dispute between two oolOTed families
regarding the boundaries OF their respective
lands In POtOmAo Oity on Thursday one Of the
women hit smother on the head with q stlek,
knocking her down and ipjurtug her severely.
Several arrests were made. .....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

THE RIygR STEANERs.-Ths new Norfolk
steamer, Lady Of the Lake, will make her
nrst trip about the sth instant. Capt. Joe
Denty, well and fAVorAbly known 10 this
or two II 10 proposed to place new boAtI on
the river to take the place Of tho steamers
KeypoIt Apd y. NAndeFbllt, now 90 the
proposed BY the Rifhmond, FredeTleksbuTE
and Potomac Railroad Company to begin a
new route about tho 18th inst. That 10, 10 run
steamer between Baltimore and AqlA Greek,
TO make the oonneotion with the trains for
Richmond and the South, This movement IL
In opposition 70 the route TO Richmond via
the York River and Baltimore steamers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

StR rHH Ltar OF PRicEs 1T which hogan 4
Wylie. iOaO Seventh street noFthWeaf, AZ
selling new IpFinE styles Of dry GOOdE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

A SAD EyEET,-whilo one OF the serge ants
OF the Filth police precinct 10 relieved OF his
duty by the cold hand OF death, bis brother
Sergeant Greer 10 detained from his duty BY
daughter, Carrie, a sweet gitl Of nfteen years
having died on Thuftday oyenihB. Sergeant
Greer has the hearty sympathy OF BILE brother
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

CoFFHE roasted BY ourselves every day,
and ground TO order az the original Pekin
and leddo Tea store, t2i Ninth street, be-
tween d and Il streets. ...H ING
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

ESts :aE sHS f e.. ssSS ss s' S s. e "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

OHH HUNDRED AND FIFTY. THREE ACREa Of
land In Charles county, Maryland, il difeFcd
In exchange for city property by II. W. Down
man, Al2 Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

DRESS SUIrs TO ORDER. y,
A Reduction IN PTi0s.
Dress Goats, formerly $40, arc now t96.
&c nj % M.
Sol rs.
One Price Only.
GEo. O. HHNHINo,
No. AlO Seventh stFeet. NV.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

PRiBH or JosADAD-OEBIoEHs ELEurEp.-
Excelsior No, Tribe Of JORadAd (FiTSt ward
ensuing year; yhlef Jon adab, N. Funkf IeTo-
miah, o. 5. SMITH II. r., II, u ElliIi Recordsr,
u: p: OAttell, y. s., J. l.. BenIleFi Treas, q,
W. HumphTiesj U. s., q. ID. BDSllmap, Shai-
lum, - WstEelI W., d RAnARan,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

AMoE0 the old and popular establish meats
which have attained their present pFomI.
nenoO by atTiot AtlOnilon to business and 4
desire always To give satisfaction to their
patrons, IL the merchant tailoring establish.
meat Of George Bergling, lSls'F street. hIr
Bergllng takes especial pains from The Seleo.
tion OF the goods, through the cutting and
making, to the last stloh, to see that there
eau DO no fault found either with the quality
Of the goods, the style, or WoFkmanahlp.
His spring goods, including . hne AsSoftment
Of gents' furnishing goods, tAstefully selected,
are now ready for exhibition aud sale
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

NATIONAL CAPITAL LIFE Insurance Con-.
holleTs Of the National Life Insurance Dom.
pAhy held their annual meeting yesterday for
the election Of directors, when the folIowinE
were ehoeeni NJ. o. Emery, samuel Normenf,
Howard, q. II. Plant, A, X, Shepherd, T..
ClephAne, Thol, Berry, ]. u. Patterson, Il.
Jones, H. o. Wilson, JOhn A. Ruiz, Joseph l..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

RoHnHRs or HRH RoOsTs.-About asa
O'Clock yesterday morning, Sergeant 0orm0n
noticed two nuapieioua looking eolored men
on * street, between Tenth and Eleventh
nlon. The oflieeF attempted to capture them,
when they dropped the baskets and made theif
esoape, the oficer disohaFEinE . pistol at the
neeihg thieves, From eKAminAtion the has
keta contained twenty chickens with their
thrOatG cut. The fowls are now at the Sixth
precinct station awaiting liberalization,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

DEATH or SERGEANT GEo. u, wALKHR..-
Police Sergeant George "A. Walker, whose se.
we're illness We noticed Ia the REPunLioAH q
few days Agn.iltd at his residence on Il gtFeet,
at O'Clock yestetdAy. Ills disease was dTopsy
OF the cheat; To DAY Major Richards win
issue \ special order IA regard 10 the deeeaae
OF this valued ofncer, and order the neeessaTT
arrangements for his funeral. The MAGonie
AoI Odd feiloWs, irAternities are making their
arrangement for the nbaequies.