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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30
REFORM REPUBLIcANs.


A meeting Of the Seventh ward Reform Re-
| publioAns was held last night at Island Hall,
and was called to order BY the prelident, IL.
| secreiafy. The hall was well niisd, The white
and eoIored being about equally divided.
MI A, Watson offered resolutions for n
mass meeting Of Reform or Emery Republi-
cans OF the ward two weeks hence 10 noni-
nate candidates for the councils, and also one
approving OF the resolution ADOPTED at the
German mass meeting that Foreigners Rs well
a. natives should be represented In the
councils. ....
The Chair said that two or three weeks
Said b sasly enough 70 5iHs;s ward , sSS9i,
no division OF sentiment In the ward.
The nrst resolution was laid on the table.
The second resolution was then amended BY
striking out Hforeigners" and inserting "nAtur.
Allied eltiIens," aud adopted,
Mr.Joaeph Garter introduced the following;
where's, the object o. The Reform moyement
eminent Of our eityi therefore,
ReIoired, That the reformerA Of the Sevenih
6oanpss VIII vots TO 20 Ss
law passed by a late board and signed by the
present extTavagant and corrupt Mayor in.
S 10 ,t ss Pay al ' .Sg Bsl
that thiB is absolutely necessary to further
measures Of economy, as Il would be In bad
taste for the Councils to consider further
measures OF hnAnslal reform while receiving
such extrAvaEAnt pay themselves.
Resolved, That candidates nominated by tho,
phTty OF Inlh warn ne tNQulEGu 70
pledge themselves to bring the question up at
their earliest convenience, aud urge u until
the object Of these resolutions 10 accom-
Mr. watson offered the following amend
ment:
Rssoipod, That all officers OF the corporation
be reduced to the price previous to the iG-
crease.
Mr.. Watson hoped the suthor would include
all officers Of the corporation whose salary
was Increased at the same time,
A Voice. Inelude Corporation Attorney
Cook.
Mr.. Jones thought the pay Of city officials
as extFHVAEsnh especially that Of Aldermen
and OOuneilmen, who receive ti2 per night.
The poor lAboreF had to work for 81 per day
while COunoilmen received ti2 for burning
corporation gas, aud poor gas at that. He re-
Veiewed Mayor Bowen's Official actions In no
very complimentary manner.
Mr.. Hlne believed In paying persons for
the services rendered. aud he thought no one
Of the city representatives, received too much
pay II they pay STREET attention to their
dutleH.
Mr. Watson advocated the reduction OF
salaries OF corporation officials, asserting
that the more q man received for his services
the more he would steal.
=, Amer remarks pro and con on the Iesolu-
tions by several speakers they were rejected,
Remarks were then made by DR.. Tucker,
Dr.. 7. q. Clayton, Mr.. Hunt and OtheTHi
after which the meeting adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

ment, and the coustruction Of aea.wail
along Tho rlyor ohAnnel il an absolute mecca
sity, This CornoratIon ia moi able 10 hear
Tho whole expenso on Inc work. and "a Con.
rress has freauentlv given AID 10 States for
Inc improVenent OF barborA for commerelal
pnrposes, We trust ConpTess win eTtend aid
Tor ike improvements IN this Disttlot,
usuRY LAWS.
Thu usurv laws now In foroe In thie nis
trict arc Of great dlsadyautafe TO nil elasse,
OF our oitizena. I,oana cannot b. nepotialed
at Az Der cent, when The QoyernmeniIe nav.
ing a higher rate OF interest upon IL bonds
and the borrower Ia compelled 10 paw a hIah
premium to persons who loan money AZ
usurious rates. while those who would win.
inply lend al a reasonable rate arc deterred
from doing 40 on account of Inc cxIstenee III
these laws. II I 80 :
~. III JAIL.
It Is gratifying 10 learn that tho project q
building a iall In thIs District has been re.
ylyed Ia Congress. The necessity for early
action In this matter is apparent 10 any one
that has any Knowledge Oh tho present Inso.
cure and badly.yentlIated building now used
for that purpose, and in thIs regard We
would, in view of the fact that this District
must bear one half IN tbe coal IN the pro.
posed Iail. erection. resnectfnilv reouoat al
your honorable bodice mai the Lornorations
OF Washington and GeorretoWn, and thC
Levy Couft uuitedlV, by their representa-.
tlyes, have voice IN the selection az site. In
adopting tho plan of conitruction, and some
general snperyiAion with The ofIicere Of M
General Government selected for Tho pur.
pose, and no contract be entered into with.
out the concurrence OF the proper represefl.
tatlvcs OF the District. -. -
u -. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. .l...
The urgent necessity for n larper minnie,
and, in many Instances, more suItable build.
ings for our public schools prompts ms Ia
refer 10 the fact that while large grants N
land for the endowment OF schools and chi.
leees have often been made nv. and ever,
State aud Territory have received liberal al
from, the General Government, this citV
which Is under tho Immediate control Of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

ABOUT SEQ refugeeswho had been COM
promised In the late troubles 10 spain ar
rived In France Thursday.
FURTHHR demonstrations on the part OF
tho students arc expected on the opening Of
the medical college In Paris next Monday.
TnE annual reunion Of the Third Army
Corps Union will be held at the Parker
House, Boston, on Thursday, May o, at 10
o'clock. 1'4U1
THE journals Of Madrid Of yesterday deny
the rumored withdrawal OF Marshal Ser
rano to make way for the establishment OF
q regency composed Of three persons.
TIE rumor circulated yesterday, which,
however, Is now discredlted, that the Amer,
lean Consul at Jeddo had been killed by the
natives, has had very depressing effect on
the Japanese loan recently introduced In
London.
AT a meeting OF the officers Of the yari.
Gus Departments, held yesterday at Raleigh
N. c., and over which Governor Holden
presided, Il was resolved 70 close for the day
the various oiIicea and tnil iha haita. Ress.
lutions OF sympathy were adopted, which
will be forwarded TO Governor Walker. Tho
Gag at the Capitol was placed at half mast.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30
Printers.
-oH-e- asoneS W s,aseh eAL AAtn -
PROPOSALS FOR BACON. 4

oIy'9E Q 8, pIsr. III
sFALED pR5tgsJIs4ihh5si AZ s., es,sh 8 IsS
sslysd a, this oaios until Ii O'clock q. hi MON
an2g tsot Bacon to the cOmniSiaTy DtPSrtmSn
Rsri gniqR, \, n 1900 pounds Bacon.
ko Sa WFIiE, n 'gp pounds baSoo,
kSS,,iiFSs5iSdssISI Il Y, its,SS ssssS. Ss:sH
Pod BIsson, N NJ lS,OOi pounds Bssos.
kor. SaElaHd CSlorsdS, ZOO pounds D. con.
Be-. SSS sTs@ y 4, % pounds 5ssOu.
P9rE Instead u ali Basoa. Of on'aS 0h'''0''d
.BsnysIy VIII not 10 required untii January I,
a earlier day, which must % siAtSd IN he bidI
also the sn,nnts and At what time they II be Hbls
The bGeon fpruIhsd under these contracts must
oe made from healthy hog In good egaditlon when
cured, al up 10 sluss gaSuy sacks ~ q p5psnd
oct each marked With name o. contractor And date
B.6os % 6 f nos. pSI sIs !S q
packed a pisiIs made Own s,ss alt aud III %
pounds net, mari ed with name n sSntras,eT. asts
q msaGta,eEIu5s w Gross and Rsi IsiGb,. aHd u
marked upon II, The eanitsetor III maize sosd he
amount % the United States By payment 81 he
Bids mnst be made separately for each post PRO.
pSsSa 70 snppE Two q more faliy responsible
70 he & 1 fss B s.US saS 90 "
ifIad IN The bid, 10 ease the bidder ihdoTsed BY
The usual requirements Of bidders, a. indicated
n prey lons sdyeTtisements irom this ohioe, must
r. S.SSRsd T51h TIE Iish; & rsSs AZ 6s.
Toned, and blddsTs arc quSstsd 10 be present In
ASG HSs:, .6 e. Essd \ Santa
ava ID Byt MAI, aBd o. u. u. y. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

HHApa'Hs pEP .HTNkEr OF THA PLArTE,l
zTT oTFIcE or CHIEE QuARrEEHksTER,
Sealed bids, y duplissis a. R'i su.ass .sp,a
SS y s.pDDs y ga S stI 3 "a
H.9 o u.s. 9R Po9 isis;ts SSS ssil dnSi
a, c osslH 4. b b EssgRLski.,
100 tohS Of Hay. W tons Sit. ", i51 6ushais
@ NV .s sEt q y s1 q s..I 10
,s osSs. wssI q i 1 s:P Ss.
Bay. foo bushils charcoal, 30 bp, hsis
EokTH PLATTE. NKsRlsKA
0O' CoT ScR Mo ssS "a VI ~ NE Il cSs
lao Cords Ws9d. otb69 tens Of Goal lo0 toAs 81
Hay shifbHs;kkif' ASREssa.tK, ~
lOe CGfds WOOD, or ~ tons Of zeal; Is ton, Of
S, J ESSFw p 3 EVss q, H. w , Y,
HiiIJ R rs si ! h ss,; S @fSsGssIiso
iSS hS!Gss S Cha 9, Y'1 70 Sa. len
., IoET FRED. sTEELE. wYoNIFo.
~ oIis sCS SSS.G 6Grs q cos e. Ss, SSP:
9R sGsPSss % z sss' g, ton. .,
4 hayh 2 AS9 b T;l, Chsrscsi,,,
10 rsa. M nG ssSO Sa'b!is ITCH Charcoal 100
| LOAl HAhAmlhs MlOhlNu.
q 100 Cords Wood, 62' tons OF Hay, 3.0) bushels
foRT. fBTTRRMAN, WYOMING.
HohirsOii, 5oC 5S'6,fls LINE
60 C0Its Wool, q. shoshone Agency, In wInd
BIDS are iuyit, d Tor hay ID stack or ia balsa.
DrAlhaga Ioles aud salt will he Teqnlred 1I
stacked hsyi The eallly from which coal will
Bids must be made tspsTAieiy fir each article at
sAeh no,t named, and my be made for any por-
The delivery % m supplies 70 semmsnee July,
wood OF eoAi. hay and stray Aud oae bali ofths
tharsaftor until the delivery IN completed.
ConiTaets Will be let with the pioVisO that thu
quantities may be reduced at any time dnTlrG The
Delivery q the supplies BY the thief ouartsr-
RulJ eosjilipns Will 30 made known sud blank
bids furnlahed on application a. this Umee.
Bids from contractors aud bidders who have
hetetotQIs failed 70 comply with their sEfesmsn'S
will not be O. nAidored, 70 L...-.. on.
Thsrishtto fslesi Any .. Az bids l. reserved,
By command Of BfsVss hal9t speTal AqglIi
l.I1 ALEX J. PRkkY,
ApS'tl BVt. Brig. 0en.. Chief q. N.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30
PERRY,s PIONEERS.
Perry Denies that the Pioneers Elk.
pei Membsrs-TwOM Meetings Rolled
into Oua

Perry Denies that the PlOncerA Elk.
pei Members-Tw O Meetings Rolled
Into ono. ....
The regular weekly meeting Of the Seventh
ward Pioneer club was held last evening ~
Turner's II all, corner Of Four.and-a-half street
ard Maine avenues the president Perry Car
son, In the chair, George ID. Graham, seere-
ihe Chair invited the members TO come for.
ward and pay up their Dues resulting in q
handsome increase Of the fundn OF the club.
Col. Carson stated that tumor had Eone
the club. This was not sol nnd he wanted !,
distinctly Understood that his enemies should
not circulate such report
Ho then stated that the meeting OF the club
would adjourn and resolve Itself Into mass
meeting. Speakers without regard to their
preferences would be respt otfully heard
Perry was elected chairman Of the mass
meeting, and z. Hall secretary,
Henry o. johnson hoped the Republicans Of
the seventh ward would be united, and said
the time would not be distant " Mr.. Emery
was elected when the .eolored men would not
be allowed TO 60 out after O'Clock.
Arthur PAnneii oHcted the following, which
RsisiSsd, Thatin Mayor Bowen we recognize
a true friend Of those who are and have been
oprterscdi and rely Ing % hit aonor aud integ.
rlty we indofse b 10 istration Of the affairs
Of this corporation. Rssat1ing him ~ un.
6werving 10 purpose aud faithful TO the high
tfusts reposed ~ him, we, the citizens q the
means to rCtsin him in the position OF Mayor
Of Washington.
Mr.. Joseph Williams, president Of the Con.
mon Council, and MI Patrick OulllnAne made
blathertkitcs, Major W. s, Morse, who paid
his respects to the editor Of the REPUBLICAN.
Alter ptedieiing the re-electiou Of Mayor
Bowen, he concluded his remarks.
Mt. Graham then offered the following which
were adopted: f...N
Whereas the continuance Of Republican rule
In this city IL essential to the maintenance OF
the UTgNent pFOhpefltV and rOnd order. and the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

sEw 6EIsiss, IA ,APfii Il. is1f
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, are lbViled unlil
Y O'Clock, m, On Ihe lslh day Of Nay, 1870, fqI
iot u bsTisis Nos fSsS, q he bet Quality
not run I.H -..
mont standard, bach barrel u Flour purchased
will be IequlTed TO Wuiah 100 pounds, and All
Flour absH acted At previous Inspections, OF
miaaing from the barrels from ether esuSss, viii
be requited to be made up by the CONTRACTOR
brad.
KoT 100 kita Of MaoksroI, No. l..
The above aTticlea 10 be Of the very beat ualItv
ADD pnt mp In superior pagkAEea, AID 10 be dells.
fIea ~ ne eubsistenee depot in This city Mlthlh
wn deTg hWeI the OpaatnE OF the bids,
No BIDS will be facei red from parties who hayl
h,led 70 somplI with lhalT ehGAESmantS With ARy
PTOpcsllg % BE- Addressed 10 the UNDERMINED,
aud marked, "Pr0nos4ls.'' A. BEOKWITn,
brqysl hal2T 0g9sr4l and cemwihaaIY Of 6uN.
N''enee' uni'sa STATES eINN ap@'h
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

A meeting OF the ofiieerH OF the Boys In
Blue was held last nlght at Unlon League
Hall, Den, A. Grant ID the chair, and Major
A, ID. ROckAtellow, secretary.
Gen. Grant advocated the calling Of n mass
meeting At an early day next week.
lie said the Boys in Blue were a unit, and
would have tremendous influence Ia the
coming campaign, and II was proper for them
to watch the course Of events and see that an
honest man was chosen for Mayor 10 place OF
the present miseI able failure. He moved to
adjourn to Tuesday night.
VIM, II, Brown ASaented to the remarks Of
Gen, Grant and said that never since the
devil was kicked out OF heaven were auch
Installations and eonapiraoies ooneooted As
were now being Matched by Bowen, Cook,
Morse %. to carry this city In the coming
June election.
They all had as much as they could do In
their own wards before the nOmin Atlng con.
vention should be held, and he hoped the
meeting proposed would not be held until
Friday night next.
u was aaAlly decided to call the meeting
on Friday night.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30
COAL AND WOOD,

JAMES GLEASON, Successor % Gleason 4
olseu, sitse, ,wh.r!', beg, leave % taiotm bis
prepared y furnlsb, At Lowell market fAisr, me
bsgt gqslttI Of kBp and WHITE ASH ANTHRAs
LUMP, ANn Run Of MtNEi HICKORY, OAK,
AID PINE w9nps N Ausk q sawed and sIlt.
Quick sales and snail prOhts,h and as buy for
cash only. and ,oll at very small advance, my
term. 10 future wilt 30 strictly cash. -
VIII mako q spec, atty Of Supplying dealers from
thu vessel At AliEht advance over cost. r.
Ordsra BY mall Will receive prompt attention.
n JAMES uLBAsOn,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

DgMovAL, I'VE DEs1RB TO GALL THE AT
~ tentlou Of our customeIs and The pp eener;
Stationery 70. Cur new. building, which We have
last completed, No. 415 Penna avenue, betNeen
Rorr. and-a-han and sixth ste, baipg 91ly z doeI!
west Of our old locality, whore We Hhall he pleased
70 see them We now have ose Of the largest
slcraroomsin this city, being lbf Get length ,by
~ In Width, which Gives NJ amule loom 70 display
ont stock % good adysnlaze Hs have feE many
years made A. specially OF Lao Books. We now
have on hand the largest stoek and variety this
side Of N. T., which we will sell all occasions
A. Iedqccd psicea. opt stock Of MisoelianeoNs
hooks IL large. 70 which we shall At once make
liberal additions, School BoOks-our collection
consists q gu the various Kinds IN general use in
onr city and snrropnding ceuptfy, Gfdffonerp-
SSr b,Qsk isfgll ard s?mplsle being q ne yaIlSus
ferularly all the PRINCIPAL weekly papers publish
81 ., well - The \. deilies. together with the
aay. ToAli of which w earsssliy invite our Gus.
ias, Re%s$ssr ", Ak 1sS E Y !. w..
1SR RIM Tr;Jh M. fer yA,ss
viii be rented separate or togciher, Kent low 10
4 permanent tenant Possession giyea immsdl-
a.eiy. Apply 70 w. N. All. u. hoRRisoE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

TnE DELICATE AND INFIRM.--The most
lncredulous are convinced Of the virtues Of
speer's STANDARD Wine Bitters" upon
trial OF them. Their base Is pure wine, with
herbs and roots, so favorably known to the
medical profession and the community al
the most feeble and inhrm.
Druggists sell the Bltters. cost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

ASoTHER GIANT STuIDE has been made
Ia chemical science. PHALoS's YIyAIIA, on
SALVATION ron the HAIR, Is an astonishing
improvement on all preparations for restor-
ing the natural color OF gray hair, hereto
lnodorous, aud never falling, and has no
sediment. Sold by all druggists and fancy
goods dealers. cost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

$50 S"ANHNA NNmNoA
We have received the following oommuni-
cation rem Messrs. Ionea add King, members
OF the Board OF Trustees OF Colored Schools,
Ia reply to the communication OF Mr.. SyphaN.
Both sides have now had a. hearing, and here
the controversy must onu, at least 90 far as tn
publication Of any further corfespoudence In
the RErUBLIoAN 70 concernedt
To The Coiored Chizenf Of Wdshingioa and
Georgetown, D. @, The undertiEned, In view
Of the card published In the RapunLIoAN OF
this date over the signature Of member OF
the Board Of Trustees Of Coiofed Schools, In
which Il 10 stated that he attended Atthe regu.
lar place Of meeting Of said board on the eve
Mug OF the 9th Inst, At v O'Clock precisely,
and learned that the other tive members had
met and adjourned, desire simply 10 state that
At n meeting OF the board 10 question, held
November 20, 1900, II was "ordtred that here
after the board meet on the second and third
Wednesday, Of every month Al their ofiiee In
the Stevens building at o O'Clock, p. M As
there was but little buslnesa 70 he transacted
at the two meetings alluded to, II was
promptly disposed Of, and the meeting adj
lourned a few miuutca before O'Clock. II II
10 the duty OF a person 10 give his attention "a
certain business At O'Clock, and he prefers Ia
postpone attendance upon II untll Z, he should
be not surprised u he misses his opportunity
The records OF the board are at all times open
to the Inspection Of any person, officially OF
otherwise, Interested In our schools. sag
ALPRKD IosRs, Trustee,
CHARLES KtNo, Trustee.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30
THE yOICE OF rnE People


MA. EoiToRi How " u that the horses be.
longing 70 the Columbia Gre engine have had
no iced for the last three or four days save
what the members Of the company have been
able TO procure from their neiRhborsl Per.
maps the corporation have not paid theft feed
pills. This may account for the scarcity OF
the article. Wouldn't II be we'll TO devote
some OF the city funds TO this purpose rather
than to the manufacture Of yotesi q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

A FACT Worm KNowrNo. In eonse-
quence Of an Intended change In the busi-
ness at the Oentral Dollar Store, s03 Market
Space, between Eighth and Ninth, the we'll
assorted stock OF orolde Jewelry, Alaska sets
and other desirable goods will be sold at q
reduction Of 20 per cent discount. Cts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30
BLACK CLOTH Double-breasted ...
Dress FroclSs. SIC.
Black Cloth Single, breasted
..... Dress Frocks, els.
Black Cloth slngle-breasted
Dress Sacks, s12,
Just opened. One price only.
GEORGE @. HEENINg,
No. 410 Seventh street northwest.

We recommend all our readers, ia all
parts Of tho city and country, to purchase
their coffee, tea, &C., at tho American Tea
Store, corner Of Seventh aud streets. You
will ind Il pure aud fresh, at prices the
same as Il they were purchased In New
York. n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

TUE WASHINGTON CITT SAVINGS BANK,
corner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
Is open from $3.50 to 1880 every Saturday eve
ming, In addition TO Its regular banking
hours. 1t pays interest on deposits. 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30
Wood and Coal:

CUMBERLAND CoAL-AssoRTRD IN oUALi.
" tee Auittbie for family, steAmipH aud black
smith patposos, Tor sale Al the loWpst possible
rates for cash. Ofleei gour-abd a hall ttrect and
canal DEPOT Potomac river sad Sixth street.
Hp2i-lm q. u. SHERIFF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

THR RR0tsTRATloH. - The registration IA
the Fourth ward yesterday footed up tOI, III ?
whites being sos md oolOTed %. To-day 10 tn
last In this ward, And those who have not Teg
isteTed should not fall to do 40,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

THE HIBEREIooN. Mae Evoyi o Great Piolo,
rial MuaieAl Entertainment will open on Mon,
lows Hall. See the adveTtISemsnt in snothe,
column.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

CuARuE or LiBEL-ARREsT or JUsTICR
or THE PEACE.-On ThursdAy Mr., A. Hart
procured from Justice Walter a warrant
charging u. J, Schmidt with libel, and II was
placed IN the hAnds OF Detective Blgley. The
warrant was served on hF. Schmidt, who 10 a
Justice Of the neAce, aud he proceeded to the
ONCE OF Justice Walter and gave bail for a
hearing, hling an affidavit for the removal OF
the case on the ground OF prejudice before
JustiOe Smith, and the case was SO ruled.
The alleged libel 10 contained In a oommunl.
cation recently published In relation TO the
Germans and tho campaign, In which seveFAl
who took part In a meeting At Rullmans are
spoken Of 10 no complimentary terms, ADD In
used " A. Hart, a monkey OF the hrst Glass;
and Abraham Hart, upstart OF no eOnae-
quenoe, n disgrace 10 the Germans Of America,
futnituTe.n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

REv, W. II. HAMILToN, ID, D., will hold ser.
vice at Fletcher chapel, NJ. 4. church, corner
New York avenue and Fourth street, to.mOr-
row morning and evening.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

As EooSoMT Is the highway TO wealth, we
consider II our duty to remind our felloW-cltl-
Gems of the fact that there Ia a vast differ
ence In the prices charged by our several
merchants. Many profess to sell goods
cheap, but from our own experience we have
10 say that We never bought our Gents Fur
nishing goods more reasonable than at the
store Of the one-prlce Franc, 431 Seventh
street, between ID and Z.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

CHARLEs ULRIou, IT,, calls the attention o
the public to his large stock OF china, erOckeTy
housekeeplng articles, OF Tampa and ehande'
lowest mAFkel price,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

THE aENERALIRooRPoR BILL.-The
Senate yesterday passed without Amendment
the bill, which had alreAdy passed the House,
TO provide for the creation Of corporations ~
the hill now goes TO tho President for his sig
nature. II provides, dTBt, for the in6orpora-
tion Of institutions Of learningi second, relig-
ioua sOoietlebi third, societies benevolent, ed
ucAtlOnal, kof fourth, manufacturing, aEri-
cultural, mlnlgg, aud mechanically hith, GENE.
tpFiCBi sixth, boards Of trade.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

ATTENTION is directed to our advertisement
q the large sale by Cooper n LAtimer, on
Monday, May 2, at 10 a. m, at No. O5s Twelfth
street, between l and X northwest, OF new
household furniture belonging to gentleman
declining Housekeeping. Families TefuFniSh.
ing will do we'll to attend this sale.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

SPECIAL PAWN BRoKER's NoTICE.-Pa-
irons VIII please take notice that my busl-
ness Is carried on as usual on second floor,
Notwithstanding the alteration now going
on. NJ. IL. PRMCE,
1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

WELCn' Is REST FAMILY FLOUR, sold low at
the American Tea Store, corner Of Seventh
and ! streets. ... ~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

TRY PRLsToN's Pune BREAKFAST Cocoa,
the most pleasant beverage We have met.
Sold at the American Tea Store.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

ALI PERSONA can now drink coffee without
iuIury 70 their health, being roasted on q new
principle, at the American Tea Store. corner
OF Seventh and street.