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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

Spotted Tail writes encouragingly to Mrs
Spotted Tail. In. his last letter home he
says: "The white man is like the sands OF
the sea. His huts are like the trees OF the
forest. His horses are iron. Their speed is
lightning. He has little wire that goes
over the great country. 1t reaches hun
dred nations. He blows through the wire.
words of his mouth go to the ends of the
earth. They call up warriors and summon
men to the council. But the soul Of Spotted
Tail knows no fear"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
A dispatch from Omaha, says:

A dispatch from Omaha, says:
On Tuesday the express train going east
on the Union Pacific railroad, when about
three miles west of O'Gallaha station, ran
into and killed several ponies belonging to
a party of Indians camped in the vicinity.
The Indians Immediately commenced to fire
on the passing train, and fire was returned
from the baggage car. Nobody being hurt
the train proceeded as usual. There was no
probability of the intention of the Indians
to fire upon the train, had not the ponies
been run over. They have made 10 further
demonstrations,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
REMOVALS..


IL
The undersigned has removed his STONE YARD
rom the old stand. On Customhouse street, to the
ARTIFICIAL FREAR STONE YARD.
on Poydras street. bstween Locust and Freret
streets, and the Office to No Sc Natchez street
In extending and consolidating his business with
the Frear Artificial stone Company, he would ex-
press his thanks to generous public, the patrons
ing in this city, and woald solicit continuance Of
the same to the Louisiana Frear Stone Manufactur
ing Company. NEWTON RICHARDS
Referring to the above, the FREAR ARTIFI.
STONE. also, Granite and Marble for all purposes
of building. fronts Of stores and dwellings,, steps
window siils lintels tombs, monumental daaoins
for banquets, yards, garden walks, etc. ., = :
Particiar attention Of property hoders architects
and builders is called 10 the Artificial Frear Stone,
now offered beautiful and economical Substitute
tor brick and plastered fronts of buildings, and
ings, front fences, 0tc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
Red Cloud is complimentary to the Nor
mons, as the following indicates: ~

mons, as the following indicates:
Senator Morrill,, of Maine, Chairman OF
the Committee on Appropriations, and Dele.
gate Hooper, of Utah, had an interview with
Red Cloud last evening, during which the
Indian chief said there would be no war il
the whites waited for the Sioux to COM
mence it.. His people, having no food, have
to hunt, and when they did that they were
told they were off their reservations. and
we're shot at. This made trouble, and the
Indians get the blame, for they have no
writer's or papers. Mr.. Hooper told Red
Cloud that more than eighty thousand Nor
mons had crossed the Sioux country in the
last twenty-five years, and they never lost
life, an animal or bale of goods until the
railroad was built, since which they have
lost some property on train. Red Cloud
said he knew the Mormons. They always
talked straight and dealt fairly with his
naOnlp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

Henry Ward Beecher, in recent sermon,
took decided ground against what has been
called, (" Puritan Sabbath. "ss He believed In
walking out and writing letters on that day.
ing horse cars to run on Sunday. This. he
THOUGHT, WAS n injury to the poor; and It
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
STOLEN.

CTOLEN-FROM THE RESIDENCE OF
~ the undersigned. during the year 1868. the fol-
lowing certificates:
j. A CEKTIFIOATE of thirty shares Of the Bank
of New Orleans, to the name of p L. Bernars
q A CERTIFICATE Of twelve shares of the Bank
Of New Orl6anss to the name Of p. L. Bernard. :
Apple stidn has been made for new certi6cates.
ID. ~, . p. L. BERNARD,
iGp7 2tam en- 's~.l4 II = = -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THk DAILY REPuBL1OAN.
Sunday. June 10, l87Q.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

OlA6AA6O X60x68VAIs
Steamship Harris. lockwood, for Brasos Santiago
s.s.n:S,e H.Ix.t... gl.t:ney, 70. I,e,id. Port.
ss.susr bs1tsr. JONES' Tor 81 Louis - :
sehoons, A%s IL. Ae ".. tor Mobile ~
Britiss ship Lady Cartier Crosby. for Liverpool
Snip Roswell Sprasus. Lewis for Boston o
f;::s s::s Ss:ssSs i sssss Polls. 70, ciSr.le.
sssssa:: s''f: jones': e; s:s:;:'
Schooner Mist. johnson. for Mobile
Bark Godfrey. Sssrs for Boston
! ARRIVED Yesterday.
F f.,:es from via
aodenbow kelley w. N'N ~
Bark vsI.a,:: c.s,I:I: 80 days from Liverpool. to
sehs TO days from Ru' i'nd
wicaco ssartsvant from the Pas.ss-wentdovn light
Brought Up bark volsnts. brigantins Margaret and
sr1Ax8oAFs. s.7,5
Richmond Green, from St. Louis
Laura WALKER. from Mobile
st. John, Grss.houss from Betoa Rouge
Hantsr, Jsanftsu- from Lower Coast.
Lotawsn9a, Re-. hom Aindsn-
Alec, luncy, from Amite rver-New Basin.
s,~.,, Rxr01Ta
Dbl. oas SO ssis. Lay 10 SSis ahi.iy 10. urnisur. for
aa!ysss9p 10 bag. coffee sss pkss @dss for Srsse:
xEY xESf VIA FLORIDA PoRrs-stssmsnip
s d.s s &c. *:
'1 s1s1R . g s s: bale. s.o.
bags WOOL s3 edls hides se hides 9,Ools onions lss pigs
ns:e hsDsss ii. corn $50 *, o..
sEw YoeK-s.....hiD cr..een. city-l@ bales Of
LvERP5OL-ship Lady carsisr-lss7 bales cotton
BosTON-shp soswsli-l4s1 bales cosso. 200 bbls Of
-four 1880 horne 40 hhas iron 5000 fest lumber Is bales
aAvKE-ship Lisbon-s2 bales Gotten 1000 bDls aour
GiBRALTA-B.k oui.epps Rocco-22l bids tobacco
aXvRK-Bsrk Bidwsli-iAss bales cotton $50 bids Of
i M Schooner s.ag.rs.-soo .ks corn 20
&c S.s - beg. cote. e SSs obs m0a'''
MOBILE-stesmsr . wsbb-6s3 sks oats rs empty
aoB1LE~scbooner Mis.-lsoo SKIS cotton seed
B0sroN-BArk Godirsy-a5o bales cotton $4,000
MFOsfs.
FLORIDA Professionally Lavscs-28O sks COW
peas IL bales cotton 81 fruits cigars 10
swessnssss 2 bxs sugar case strings crate sarthsn
CARDENAS-chooner Ne lie Starr-4al hhds molasses
IS tcs uoasses
observation-disclosures Lizzie-70,Of0 Get lumber
ROCKLAND-Brfg Therese.3s3a bbls lime
MOBlLE-S:eamef Laura-Sandriss
zRos1Prs OF PRODUCE.
EATCHEz-sseAms. Wild wagonsr-44 bales cotton
LIS SKIS cotton sesd and sundries
BATON ROUGE-sssamsr st John-z2 hhds sugar
- ales cotton and sundres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lotawanna-s bales cotton
3l3 head cattle and sundries
LOWER CUAST-StsAmeR Hunter-Sundries
LOWER COAST-Stsssner San Nicolas-Sundries
LOCKPORT-Steamer Right WAy-6 bbls molAssee
l65 SKIS potatoes and sundnes
81 9HD 1AILB0kOG.
xOR0ANR LOUI6IANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, June 1880 hhds euga. q hf bales 81 sks
potatoes 80 bbls onions and sandries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
The Claiborne Advocate says :

Major Blackmsn comes home with cheer
ing news for North Louisiana on the ques-
ton of railroads. The Governor refuses to
sign the bill passed by the last Legislature,
but there is q charter, granted two years
ago, for q road from Alexandria to Little
Eock. The company has been organized,
and there wilFbe certain propositions made
to the parishes In. North Louisiana, which,
if accepted. the r0ed will be built in one
year, from.the first Ack struck.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

The inaugural address Of. N. G. Emery,
the new Mayor of Washington, sets at rest
the question of his politics. He announces
himself svuarely as Radical Republican.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

Thaddeus Stevens preferred burial in an
obscure burying ground, rather than in
either OF the two beautiful cemeteries in
Lancaster, in both of which he owned lots.
because colored people could not be buried
there; and over his grave in his obscure
resting place is plain marble with his own
inscription: 81 lie here because the earth is
free to all. Thaddeus Stevens
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

sales at hrst hands. Expenses taken out
weighing, bundling. draysge, and comms-
sions have to be sdded1:
Steer hides city slaughter. over 81 Ds' a ~
Steer hides, city slaughter, 70 70 "a Ms: P@ y "a
steer hides city s'ausnss'' onael ~ ~. 7kos
Gov hid.. citr :i.u~nt:r a they run. p n7 q X
Klps city slaughter, 20 to "A ns. p DILL al
Kips, city slaughter, Is u - Ds. y n...-...S y"
Calf skins; eac6. x;.....Sa ala
Couatry hides, Alnt, damaged. halt price,. ~.
Bsesswsx, prime yellow, p M................-~ gS
VS0oWs q %. '..... wa
The market il moderately active Of 73c Tor
running lots of city slaughter steers IN gooo
condition. Badly cured stock il dull at &C
less. The weeks sales include $500 steers
at q to &c. according to weight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
CTOLEN-EkRT.y

CTOLEN-EARLY SUNDAY MORNING.
- twelfth instant. from my residence on Louisi-
ana avenue, Sixth District. some Cash, . Promis-
soy Note Of 500 and Mortgage Note. drawn by Mrs
Catherine Endel and BY her indorsed, dated May g.
per cent Per anbum Inherent from maturity until
paid. and - peraghed me varistur' By W. n. Pas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

The Louisville Commercial has purchased
the subscription list of the New Albany
Commercial. I'D
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

NEW Yonx, June Is, Evening. Cotton dull
and lower; sales on the spot 500 bales; good
ordinary ct Isle; low middling 20Sc; mid0ling
uplandg 21lc; Mobile 2lsc; Orleans 2lbc,
$500 bales sold for future delivery a. toll
lows: For June ls5c; July lSsc; August 1850;
Net receipts of cotton for the week ct all
United States ports. 1919 bales. Exports
to Great Britain, 32,635; to the Continent,
1880 bales. Stock on hand at all United
States ports and on shipboard not yet
cleared, 214,97O bales. -.,,
CINCINNATI, June 1S.-Flour dull, I'M
changed. Wheat dull, nominaliy &c lower.
g. 2o@l Is Corn $1,000 g., Oats s,% unchanged:
middiing 2ll. Whiskylsl 02@l o.. Provi.
sions unchanged; no sales. Pork $50 so.
Bulk meats l2@l5c. Shoulders and sides:
bacon shoulders 1876: Clear ribs l63c.; clear
17{c. Lard 164c. Butter very dull. Re
ceipts large. Eggs, dull, zoe.
ST.. LOUIS, June 18.-Flour firm, some
grades brought higher prices. Fan super,
fall 81 1901 20. Corn, mixed, s2@ssc.
Oats, 56@61c. Rye 63@85c. Whisky 81 O3.
Provisions dull, transactions small. Pork
$50. Bacon shoulders 13ic; clear rib 164;
clear III, inside quotations. Lard l5s0l6c.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. June ls.-Cotton closed dull:
uplands l0}d; Orleans l04d. Sales to-day
5000 bales, including 1000 for export and
spec niation. Red Western wheat % 3d@9s
4d: red winter los ld@1Os I'd. Corn 3ls Sd.
l ar dull. Cheese CTS. Bacon 56s for Cum
berlsnd cut, and 62s for short ribbed.
LONDON, June IS, Evenlng.-Conso1s so 50.
bonds 90a. :
PARIS, June 1S.-Bourse closed fiat;
Yentes 72.62.
FRANKFORT, June 1S.-Five-.wenty bonds
opened fat and quiet at 96l, and closed fat
and quiet at 96!.
LONDON, June 1s.-Sugar quiet and
steady. 40 .-lf
HAvRs, June ls.-Cotton opened heavy,
and closed heavy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
ITO THE NORTH Avn
Cairo and Illinois Cen,

Cairo and Illinois Cent
Two Daily Express Trans
OF trains from New Orleans.
from Cairo to st. Louis. n
Cairo to Chicago.
ONLY ONE CHANGE FROM
This is the only direct rou
points North and East, via
to $50 miles shorter, and fr
hours quicker. than any otl
At Chicago, direct COINS
land. Niagara Falls, But
Montreal, Pittsburg, Phi
all parts of the East; ale
Lake Superior. and all pS
=. New and elegant Draw
oil Night Trains betwee
Cairo and st. Louis.
Baggage checked to O.
For through tickets.
Jackson and Great Nor
corner Camp and 90
HoteD, at 100 CommoI
Hotel. and at the New
Northern Railroad Deg
General Southern Pass
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

40 prizes, amounting sax, 100
Whole Tickets, SO; shares in proportion.
Prizes payable without deduction
Orders to be addressed to
OHAS. 7. HOWARD,
Lock box go, Postothcs New Orlesns.
Send postofacs money order. OF register your let
ter. fe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

Three bfothers, .KiSle rd W.. John B. and
George SRua4nson: " residingin Elmira.
New York. blftn difsfent paEts Of the city,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
LOUISVILLE.

.r LOUISVILLE. 10
- For A'''''in'' h''.''''s'
bPaducah. Cairo. Memphis. and al in.
term ediate lsndings-The fast packet
AA0EETA,
j. slut NEAL. Master. KISNsY SMITH, Clerk.
Leaves SATURDAY. July 2 at6P. N. my7
A plan of her cabin can be seen and state rooms
secured ct the office Of cinnott Adams. Is Com
mercial Plsce. - ff+. ora
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
STEAMBOATS,.
CAIRO AND CHICAGO.


CAIRO AND oHIoAGo-THE ILLINOIS oEM
trail Railroad and Blue Line via CAIRO ~
b. freight from New Orleans on hrst-ciass ssesms"
leaving daily atsP.M. ,n
oaA FOB CAIRO, CHIOAoO AMI
al point. ''''' ..' West u i.
Oairo-Ths ..I-.r rg'a
Greet xsDubllc. .... =.
VA ........ W. a7rt
Henry Anee. .--5-
nellie Lee,
u-a..>> l-.I '-f--. - -
o~s TI - q
lGagenta, Lass.. J
NIch0las LoA9W0g9hs
40. Robert =. Loo SD
''' ContlAentAl.
Are among the drstclass steamers OF this lnA
Through tickets to all points North VIA Cesro ~
sale ct No. l50 Common street. under the 81. Onssss
An rata and al through bills Of lading ffo1.
New Orleans BY the above given and m9ned onv q
the once of the company. NO: - OsfonoeeS ~
Shippers By Shis route save draya&e ana ten0el
ohar4os, and their goodS are aiways uu4ef cover
InsaFanee onsQuArtsr less than b. any otnsf route
-oo ~ JAMES 4. TUCKER. Gsnssal Agent
mhls em -1.TT.l-'' A 'l1-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
CONN = RCIAL.

SATURDAY EvrNrNG, June Is, 1870.
CoTToN-The sales to-day embraced 100
bales at still lower prices, showing an aver.
age decline of fully 4c. We accordingly
quote ordinary at l5s@l64c; good ordinary
at 17l@lSc; low middling at l84@l9c; mid
ding at-@l93 and strict .middling at -
@2Oic.
The market opened under the depressing
influence of further decline, reported 1T
Liverpool in last evenings kilograms, and,
Notwithstanding an improvement in foreign
exchange, buyers refused to 60 on unless at
further concessions. The movement up to
noon was, consequently. on a very limited
scale, but later dispatches from Liverpool
being unfsvorable, factors subsequently
gave way to the extent noted above. In ex.
ceptional cases, in fact, prices were accepted
even lower than our inside figures. The
demand was lirlited. Several orders having
been cancelled, and the limits of others
further reduced, and the bulk of the bust
ness was done by three or four buyers.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September l. 1a69-balss. 10
Arrived Since last statement. 2I
Arrived previously. ia 6i0-l, ia sS7
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.l7s.s27
Cleared previously. Oe1 e.4-lC9o LIZ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
The New York Express reports the follow

lug.
In Georgia the railroads have cars ex.
pressly for negroes. Some white men got
into. one Of these the other. day. It con-
tanned only two dusky passengers. who in
sisted upon the conductor turning out the
pale faces. The conductor ebeyed. The
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
RRGULAR TEN DAY PACKET.
-. = Fer 5eEsssen anA sArevsPsss-
The new elegant sids.whssl passenger
BRADIOH JOHNSON.
W. 8. BAssSrr. Master; JOIN W. BRYANT, Clerk
Leaves on TUESDAY. June q, at P. n. for
above and all way landings, b., myO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
UPPER COAST.

UPPER COAST. ,...qo
.- COAST AND LAFOURCHE PACKKf
- - Oompsuy-Ths new and, elegant
I = steamer =
Heavy Tess.
DAY ct 10 A. n
Jossph Dslfsres, Master, n H. Landry, CLERK,
leaves e above for Lockport and all intsrmediAts
landings ON the Ooast and Lafourche.
: - - r. O. AAHTIN, Agent,
tjall 81 Old Levee street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
BATON ROUGE.

: BATON ROUGE.
-. Il Few orisanss Csass and Dassa
Rouge ssmi.wsskly passenger packet
CT. JOHn.
". R. S ssn.1HoOs- D. a o E9a10e
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY, q 10 A.
NJ. and SATURDAY At p. NJ; leaves Baton
Rouge THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS.
coming down the coast below Donaldsonvills in
daylight, Fridays and MondayA
EO. MELANCON, Agent,
mh3 S. Old Levee street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21
Il toomnuuioAlsd. ....fr
The RSPSS I,.,sSaS S,.s s,s sH :. the First

Toth, Sdtio, N, 5,sIs i'V'
Sim Knowing your proyefbiai desire for
fair play We respectfully request the correo-
tion OF that part Of your report OF the pro-
ccedlngs Of the committees for adjusting
the difficulties between the "Tnylneibles and
the First ward Republican clubs" wherein
II stateB that the resolution offered by Mr.
Henry johnson, OF the lnVincibles, which
reads az followG
where's having failed TO agree upon articles
for consolidating the lnvineibles and First
"n 5000 phss ro ohioo, ia ,,,.s a..
success ~ he Rspnbliesn pSrtv. We h.Isby
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

Hon. W. +. LovETT, OF California, de-
llvered to a large and attentive audience,
In Coburn Hall, last Sunday evening, tenn
peTance lecture, In which he treated Of the
danger and growing evil nf wine drinking.
The lecture was an able and critical survey
of the whole field. He said that the wine
crop of California in 1858 was 4 ,000, 900 gal
Ions, Of which GOO, 900 were imported, and
that wholly to New York, yet that city sold
more wine purporting to be California wine
than the whole vintage OF that State forthe
year. Mr.. Lovett IL q man OF extensive
travel and wide observation. As the result
\ Of his observation In Europe and America,
| he Gays that II Is false idea that the drink.
/ ing OF native or light wines promotes tenn.
/ perance. He not only said this, but proved II.
The history Of man from the food TO the
,,reS ent is full Of the beastly crime Of drunk.
sBneEs; yet that drunkenness until three
I'm ,1dr years was that produced by wines
ALONE. All the denunclatlonS OF the Bible
agaL Nst intemperAnce was that produced by
wine. He showed, from the history Of
every pEe, the brutal effects Of excessive
wine DR. mixing. He showed, too, by the best
authoriu co, Its baneful results as a moderate
drink upo'ti race In a generation or two
In behalf ~ every friend Of total abstinence
we heartily thank Mr.. Lovett for his able
lecture, Il will do good here, and sAnuo
help doing good wherever IL Is delivered
Cannot We hive more temperance lectures
-Sommsrsa { h.) Reporter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

TIE eroRM.- The storm OF Friday was
quite extended, and did large amount Of
damage. At iewhton, Me-, the wind was
furious until late ino ahs night and Il rAinsd
melting or two feet q snow contributed to
swell tho flood, wh'cIt submerged culverts
and highways. Bridges we're washed away
and trains stopped. .ThSrsb great reGhet
In tho upper Come. ueut valley, and I'm
mense damage is being done. One OF the
Lancaster, has been "a, 'ried away also,
several barns, &c. Great alarm PreYailI
among the people OF the W icy, aud many
families are leaving thsir hou. 'es for safety
Al Albany there was no mAts damage
by the storm. The river, which was threat
ened by food, has receded blNou the docks
and Is clear Of Ice from Troy TO Oatskil'
In Philadelphia two dwellings IN Christian
street were struck by lightning. Ihe isml'
lies were uninjured. Ai
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

Could Nor APPRECIATE COOP TuISs-
BAD FOR MARY WALKER.-ThO dnearieet
and sleepiest scene that II has been our Tor
tune TO witness this many day " - pre-
sented at the St. Charles Theatre yost Nday
during dronlng and mOuStonons texture
BY that most unfeminine female, Mrs. " W;
Mary Walker. The lecture was delivered
In bumble-bee sort OF fashion to an inN-
mense array Of empty chairs and belIeses'
II the Woman's rights movement Ii to sue
coed II will not be through such meek and
monotonous disciples as Nr.-We beg var
don-Mrs. Walker. An appeal to the uA-
ternal instincts Of the ladles aud flsRtlsn tsiI
present drove US out OF the theatre, In whith
some fifteen or twenty persons we're endeay :
orlng to keep the unappreclated advocate
OF her sex's rights In countenRn ee.--K O.
IIedyuHe.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21
n Alexandria and vIoInIty.
The Garsils OF Saturday evening has th
E.iia...I... 49,. IL...

n Alexandria aud vIcInIty.
The Gaistls OF Saturday evening has the
following news Items:
A LETTER from Linden station, N. q. r.
r., dated yesterday, says; "The storehouse
OF Mr.. W. A. Hoffman, at this place, TO-
gether with the entire stock Of goods on
hand, and valuable books and papers, was
destroyed by hro at II O'Clock last night.
A dwelling house adjacent owned also by
Mr.. Hoffman, and occupied by Robert
Monsk, wRa also consumed. Storehouse
lnsuredi dwelling, no insurance. Origin Of
the FIRE unknown.
E. NJ. LOWE, esq, agent for Brawner &
Co., land agents OF this city, sold OF the
10th Inst, tho Blcksler farm near Dranes
Vile, Fairfax county, containing l45 acres
for 81, $50 cash, to 8. N. Candeld, esq.
Schuyler county, N. Y.
Mr.. J. j. JAMESON has sold bis small
two-stOry brick house, No. 1876 Queen street,
to parties In this city for $4,000.
Mr.. p. KEEoAN has been appointed con
ductor on tho Alexandria and Washington
railroad to nll the vacancy occaIloned b!
the resignation OF Captain Chas. Williams
who Is now conductor on the A., l.. anC
II. X. r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

Ben. TUELEY, of New Albany, hos little
boy who resembles George WaShh ,Eton, al
tha age. He has a hatchsL whao IS ava!
at all the cherry treea, and tells a lie abou
IT, The other day, In default OF a oh err
Tree, ne Whaeked on some fingers for tns
S Sia ,nae' II ne holds out faithful, he may
9e the iather OF his country one of these
days.-h Indianapolis Journal. '''
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

AN indianapolis woman recently Raye
birth to child during her husi,and,s al
sence, and "the neighbors" borrowed two
other babies and placed thsul In bed Win
the stranger. When the faith or asked 10 Eoe
his child, the coyerlld was turnad down
lie coouy turned to his wife and asked
"Dld any get aWay1"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

tCommunieAted.J
OAK HILL CEMETERY. -EKtracts from Reg
ulatlons OF Oak Hill Cemetery
Gan persons who ShRll be found within
tho grounds making unSssnly noises, or 9TH
srpiSs sondueiiH0 hSmSslVts Unsuiid6lv 10 he
purpossI 10 rhieA Tie grounds are devoted, will
be required Instantly to leave the grounds,
and upon refusal will be compelled TO do so,
and will be prosecuted accordingly"
"The Superintendent has the care OF the
cemetery, aud Ia authorized to remove all
those who violate those regulations or com.
nit trespasses."
See Communication In REPUBLICAN Of the
18th. Another LoTHoLDER!
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

EETERPRIsGSo EsTABLBHMENT. - For
trunks, satchels, harness, and everything
in the line OF the business, We refer our
readers to the Oldest established and the
only practical trunk and harness manufac-
llshment OF James s. Topham 4 Co., seY-
enth street, nOxt to odd Fellows' Hall.
These gentlemen turn to the advantage Of
the buyer all the Improvements without ad-
ditlonal expense.