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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10
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NATIONAL THHArRE-"Lady AudleSs 81
eret."
WALLS OrERA HOUSE," Fra Diavalo' anu
Wwanted 1000 Milllners"
Z srREET BAPrIsT OHURcH.-FAir aud Iet-
tival.
wHtruHuRsr's aALLERY. Grand Psta-
ramic exhibition. -.,-
LIBERTY HALL,-ohio Republican As'o0'A
tion soeiAble and levee. ST.,
FEarIvAL At Fifth Bapti't ehureh, i''ahu'
ODD FELLows' HALL.-Rublni'the European
eonjurer. ,.-,-,-.,
METROPOLITAN HALE and variety theatre
Open every night.
UNtos LEAouE HALL-MJor Mor'eh ad'
drs., AGAINST Territorial government.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

TnH NLVI YARD,--The appropriation for
the support Of the equipment bureau being
exhausted, a number Of Workmen In the navy
yard will be.dlseharged on Saturday evening
next about 100 employees will thus be
thrown out Of employment, eompriGlng
galley-makeTs, sail.mAkers, riggers, anchor
smithI and blaeksmlths. y. d. Ingold and
John II. Mitchell were yesterday appointed
fourth. class lolners In tho yard.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

OLD Folks CoScB4I.-The int roheArsal
for the repetition Of the Old GollV' concert
will be given at Dr.. Buffers church, corner
Of Eleventh aud II streets, on Friday even
ing. All the participants Of the former con.
cert are requested to be present.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

THn wLsHIHoToN CITT SAVINGS BANl
corner Seventh street and Louisiana ayenul
Il open from $50 10 TiS0 every Saturday ey|
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

THIS ia the last week OF the grand pano-
ramlc exhibition at WhitehuISts gallery,
No. 4o7 Pennsylvania avenue. Those who
have not seen this exhibition would do well
70 spend an agreeable evening and the en-
joyment Of this place OF amusement.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

IHpuonMnNT TO Bur doom snvTI
MAonfNn.-Wilcox q oibbs' sswing NJ
chine, the most simple and bes, construed
sewing machine, VIII hereafter be sold
liberal terms. Inquire At the agency, Baum
corset and hoop skirt factory, 4oS sevent
street, between d and Z. n,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

Nom or THE MIXED soHooL QUESTION.
Yesterday the child OF Charles II. Peters,
the cOlored commissioner Of the Second
ward, was admitted to the white school kept
By MIS- NAirn, Ohio same school TO which
the children mentioned yesterday were sent. }
II would seem that this action was Carrying
out q programme heretofore arranged, and
that Il IL determined To make mixed schools
In Washington an institution. These coll
ored children, In going to and from the
schools to which they have thus been en-
tered, pass a colored public school taught by
eompetent teachers and maintained by the
money legitlmately appropriated for the
support Of schools for their race.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

CHURou FHsTIVLL.-The festival now In
progress at z Street BAptist church Is q de-
eided success. The skating rink 10 well
worthy Of visit, and attracts much atten-
tion. The art gallery is . very credltable
pictures aud rare works Of art. A great
many fancy articles arc for sale at very low
hgures, anordlng purchasers a ehAnee for
bargains. The festival will commence TO-
morrow evening with an auction sale.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

THH ISLAND IEBTITuTH for colorsd people
will have an interesting meeting TONIGHT,
when addresses will be delivered by Reps.
AsRtptiyS Kelley and Senator RsVslI,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

~ EHBhUAET 3. $50.
trht9I o. D, aswtea BEoWa. asesAist, "a a.
bSiioH Of Tie 6nSaas' dopst q Ws.hissRRiseSs
coEhly Aforssaid. fppolnted bATURpIY, narsk
S;SuSn DsT .s.asi aa ~
sad q the ssisss Y had a tafAl ne skSSi
Whsrs Al ~ srsdIloFs aSd heirs 81 iaid dsssitsS
are notihed 70 attend, with their claims propsfiy
sS SSSPf ron ~ az & q ~ "a VI
provided copy o. ~, order q pnbliihsA oaeS :
Sss pi ~ ss: s NAfovAi aIF''L
sTiW As ~ y 1iIs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

ALL In want OF the latest styles OF MILL
merry will please consult Mrs. Z. N. Hinek-
ley's advertisement elsewhere.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

officials a. 20 many servants Of the corpora
tlon money. How many colorod men were
required 70 attend ward meetings simply bo-
cause they were favored With o few days
worki The labor Waa nothing, the laborer
had no respect from the corporation em-
ployeea. Ifthey did not come At the beck
aud call Of the commissioners, they were
discharged. He hoped no colored man
would be slave 10 any ward commissioner.
Mr.. ]. II. Crane congratulated the clue
on lts success. He had known some men
In this city who were loud takers outside,
but who were poor workers inside. ne
counaelled Independence Of spirit. The
plague OF the day was that men were not
brave enough 10 stick 10 principles. In re-
gard 70 personalities, he said he dllllked 70
mention names, but a. some stood In the
way OF progress, then names must be men
toned. Mr.. Cook, the corporation attorney,
and general manager Of the central Repuo-
lican committee, was holding secret meet
ings, without notifying the opposition mem
bcrr. II, for instance, Mr. Crossman or the
speaker were notified TO attend, and should
attend, the nrst thing that he (Craue)
would do would Be 10 ask Cook 10 account
for twelve or nfteen hundred dollars Of the
committee's fund that he had expended and
could not possibly account for. He says
that he spent alI hundred, received from
Mcclellan, for the benefit OF the party, but
whore the balance had gone Cook alone
could explain, and Il was not for his interest
to do that.
The resolutions offered by Mr.. Peuchin
were adopted.
The presidsni announced that ono hun
dred person. had signed the constitution.
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

TRUsTsEs or CoLoRED scHooLs.-A reg
ular meeting Of the board Of trustees OF col
ored schools was held last night at the Ste
vens school'house, with MesSrs. Charles
King and Alfred Jones present.
II was resolved that those teachers OF col
orcd schools now receiving $50 per month
who furnish evidence OF having taught
school two years or longer, previous TO the
present scholastic term, shall receive $50
per mouth, to date from the LIST Of March
instant.
A communication WAS reeolVeA from Miss
l.. q. Waters declining TO accept the POSI-
tlon Of teacher To which she had been ap-
pointed.
The application Of NLSS NJ. Z. Ksyes and
E. r. Wright for teaebeTshlps were received
and referred.
The resignation OF Miss Ella A. Field, as
teacher Of No. 2 school, IN the Stevens build
lDR, was accepted.
The application Of Misc Maria b. Malone,
asking TO be appointed 10 a teachershlp, was
rsad aud ordered 10 be placed on lle.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

RESUMED sPEom PAYMENT, al Bauer'i
Bowling Saloon, under Metropolitan Hall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CLINIC. - DR..
Ashford will deliver q course OF clinical lee
lures At the Columbia Hospital for Women,
commencing Saturday, March 10, at
O'Clock, p. m, aud weekly thereafter until
June 16.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

$500 FIR" Is classical. It has no less
q paternity than that Of Homer. In the
fourth book Of the HAD We Ind
50 from her babe, when slumbeT seals his ere,
The uatohful mother watts the envenom'd hy'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

@. BoVER, at his bowling saloon undei
Metropolitan Hall, has resumed specie pay
ment.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

NATIONAL MEDICAL, SocIETI.-A meet
Ing Of the National Medical Society was
held last evening at the ONCE Of DR.. Steven
son, 500 F1nh street, DR.. Reyburn 10 the
chair.
The president laid before the society the
letter Of Resignation from the secretary, DR..
q. A. Gray, a. well a. his membership OF
the society, DR.. Gray intending 10 remove
West.
The resignation was accepted, and vote
Of thanks rendered 10 DR.. Gray for his
efforts in behalf Of the society.
The society then proceeded TO ballot for
a secretary, resulting In the election OF DR..
Henry W. saWtelle.
After an interesting discussion, the sub
jeet OF relapslng fever was continued TO the
next messing.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

" ANT person has found . small black
and tan dog please return 10 B. R. Bond.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

Cows II JUDICIARY Lor.-The construe-
ton Of the swinging wooden gates at the
street, is no barrier to cows entering the CO.
closure. The law permits persons TO keep
cows within the city limits, but does not
provide for their running at large. A lady
yesterday represented to Justice Walter that
her COW had stTayed from her premises sew
enl days ago, aud after an expense OF some
$50 to ascertain her Whereabouts, she learned
that the animal had been found In judiciary
lot, aud driven TO the almshouse. The JUS
tico Informed her that he knew nothing Of
the matter, but she would doubtless have to
be at an additional expense 70 recover her
property. In order 10 remedy the evil Of
trespass, the Councils or General Govern
ment should at once place gates at the lot
through which animals cannot pass.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

S !s. S@S. va. .s.S.. r.; sr si a: OU'd
~ 'I|IE. -' --BrVaHi,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

TRYING TO GnT KvEN.-John Thomas, who
was arrested and committed to jail on a
charge OF approprlatlng policeman's coat,
belonging TO OhieeT Joseph T. Gordon, yes,
terday appeared before Justice Walter aud
sued out q warrant against Mr.. Gordon,
charging him with the debt Of one dollar,
contracted In backing the boots Of Mr.. @.
for one month. He says he has the sugar"
and viii expend any amount Of dough" 10
obtain satisfaction.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

GEoReEroWN ATTAIRs.-Eight hundred
feet Of the new hose Just purchased for the
IRE department arrived yesterday. Il IL Of
very superior quality.
Mayor Sweeney has rented the corporation
nah WhArfto John W. Powers, the highest
bidder for the year ending March I, 1871,
for $500.
Nine hundred head Of cattle at t0.60@
7.bO per 100 lbs. gross were sold at the
DToyers Rest on Monday, the regular sales
day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

NEW YoRK sooIAnLh-The SoeiAble ofthe
New York Republican Association last night
was grand affair, aud the entertainment
offered was very enjoyable. Early In the
evening the audience was favored with
sweet singing by Mr.. aud Miss Rosecrans
and Mr., George d. scott, and Relations BY
KEEP: up until an early hour. A bouullful
supper OF refreshments was furnished by
Mr.. James L. sayre, Of Seventh street.
Among the notables present wero Messrs. A.
NJ. ClRpp, president Of the association. o,
8. Buxton, door-keeper Of the House Of Rep
resenta;lyes, and many prominent New
Workers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

the New England AIsn'' IN sociable
has been postponed until Trui.uSy evening,
the l7th Instant,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

HoTT's MALT ExTRLoT IL already usd
~ our hfut families, aud prescribed BY OF
most eminent phyuicians, whose approFl
and encomlums have beon bestowed upt
.hls voaderful tonic beverage, Il being Pc
ueulariy adapted 70 persons OF weak Al
deoilitated constitutions, ESPECIALLY nurslr
motheIa,) and all those who are laborlr
under Dyspepsia, loss Of appetite, scroful
chloroeis, 90, general debility and derang
ment OF the whole system. Sold BY q
druggiats aud groesrs. ~. cost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

ONO SoCILBLH AND LEyEH.-We invite
attention to the announcement Of the socia-
BILE and leyee, to be given by the Ohio Re-
publican Association this evening at Liberty
Hall. President Grant, Gen. Sherman and
other distinguished Ohloans are expected 10
be present. Il lie evident from the arrange
mentA made that the affair will DO BRILLIANT
one,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

A LAROE TmHn-sToRI BRICK HOUSE, will
back building, &C., Il for rent on @ street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

Senator SIMMER.
AsIT Is FRoBABLE that the bill repeating
the charter OF the Medical Society will come
up 10 the Senate during tho week, the edl
tors Of the Sunday Hsrdld, In Difference 10
the wishes Of the medical fraternity and eltl
sens generally, have furnished DR.. GarnetpS
letter, In reply to Senator Sumner, to the
REPUBLICAN,, as follows
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10
LOCAL NOTICES.

WALLED IN WITH PAPERi-why ara a
hair coloring preparations kept dan
Simply because tho light deoomposes the
and exposes their foul sediment. Hence 4
bottles are jacketed with paste and papS
Phalon'a vltalla, or Salvation for the Ha
on tho other hand, Il as clear and tran
parent in the sunshine a. In the shade.
revives the natural color In every tin
bleaohed hbre, and docs not stain u, ski
Sold By all druggists and fancy goo
dealers. to8t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

H..
pHbliedn has been visiting the various depart
ments at Washington, aud In q recent letter
says; In, -
woman clerks were busily counting the
new notes. Were II not for tho abuse and
misuse the term lady receives nowadays,
1 should apply IL 10 these, who are, with
very few exceptions, ladies' BY birth aud
education. Through much trlbulatIon, tAsy
have entered Into the clerical ranks; foe By
loss or suffering alone can woman Obtain
these positions, whereas mon can saslly
earn them BY votes.
"And concerning these woman. know, o
reporter that you have beoA believed,
though for the ISLANDERS you have not hesIia-
ted to heap upon them you have not sought
foundation, whereas, in what you have writ
ten Of our city, the chief FAULT with which
you can be charged, 70 ths rather free use Of
hypeTbolei fever there has been relentless
newspaper persecution Of nn unonendlng
class In these latter days, Il speak indepen-
IDENTIFY OF sorosS or any clamOrers for
woman's rights ID has been OF those who,
loaing their nearest and dearest, and losing
Thorn In many instances In their country's
cause, have come here 10 earn q livelihood.
They work faithfully for IL, and many have
parentS, children, or other relatives DEEPEN
dent on them. They earn but seanty sup
| I9As A. DCobs
"They are liable to dismissal at any time,
and have few or no other chances 10 obtain
employment when the ofiielal AZ has fallen
and 10 addition to this secure certainty OF
insecurity, they must patiently bear attacks
OF all kinds from any man who can com
mand place In print, and worse than all,
sneen In open debate from igusrant OF
malicious members Of Congress- Acquainted
intimately myself, daring the past six years,
with many OF the women In each OF the De
partments, have yet to meet ono such Al
have seen Described In tho newspapers.
have, indeed, heard OF some such, aud
have heard Of their dlsmlssals, and have
again heard of their being relnstated at The
earnest solicitation or positlVe instance o.
some member Of Congress- II these thing
arc tTns, let the 'lnnuence' be reYilet
openly, bot let Us have no wholesale denun
eiatioa OF women clerks as q class, thus fore
log bhe Innocent 10 suffer with their sup
| posed guilty companions"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

meeting OF the Third Ward Reform Republl.
can Association was held at Union League
Hall last night President Kinney 10 the
chair, Mr.. Bart, secretary.
The executive committee appointed 10 pro-
pare = constitution and bylaws for the club
reported the same, which were read and re-
committed, and consideration postponed
until mort meeting.
Mr.. Philbrook having declined 10 serve on
and Mr.. George Fasnaugh was appointed In
place Of A. II. Grimes. Mr.. Miller was
named a. chairman.
Mr.. N. II. Miller addressed the meeting,
saying that he had done but little politically
Aimee the present Mayor had been Installed,
aud that they should not be discouraged on
account Of ANAL numbers, for az the time
for the election approached the Interest
would Increase. He referred to the name
reform as being . good one, II they made
good use, II they did not do As the present
party.
He spoke Of the organization Of tho party,
saying that hardly one Of those who now
are known a. In tho City Hall ring were
known AZ citlnens or Republicans. Some
OF these very men wero before the commit
tee Of the Senate q few days opposing the
bill for . new grant. He would not cali the
territorial bill, charging those fayorlng the
bill with not being republicans, when they
themselves were among the latest converts
70 the party. Mr.. Miller then referred to
the present city government, Remaining that
tho Mayor had surrounded himself with
counsellors whom he knew TO DO dishonest,
and he had dlsregarded the maxim, "To
the ylctorS belong the spolls," by taking
o'Boirno In his counsel and aiding him.
trying 10 retain him (0'Belrne1 In his ONCE;
Grant, however, would not retain him. Mr..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-11
TUOS. III. MOORE.
PoRr TonAcco. .trgust End, 1870.
TO I. ii. MooEE, EsQ.

PoRr Tonacco. -frgust End, 1870.
To T. II. MooEr, Eeq.
Wy Dear Sir TO your first question
l answer. that the Democratic and Com
sentative Party 1T the Fifth Congressional
District Of Maryland have twice nominal
ted me as their Representative in the Com
gress of the United States when its nomi-
nation was equivalent to an election. Ev-
cry principle of gratitude and self-respect
demands that | should not decline its nom
nation now when. instead of an assured
and easy victory, \ nomination means a
hard fought. expensive and doubtful con-
test. Gratefully and checrfully will ac-
crpt any position that the party may as
sign me. whether it be to carry a standard
or to fight in the ranks.
Permit me to say that no words can
measure the gratitude feel to the cleo
tors of my district. | believe no Repre-
sentative ever had such constituents rs
mine have been to me. They have over
looked deficiencies and pardoned errors.
and when domestic affection cloudcd nv
first term, with consideration and gen
crosby unparalleled, they gave me u,an-
in,oHs denomination. With such a con-
stituency can never be dissatisfied.
To your second interrogatory | answer ::
that the Democrats almost unanimously
opposed the adoption of the Fifteenth
Amendment because they believed that
the question of the right ofsuffragc should
he left exclusively with the States. No
man opposed this interference with the
rights Of the States more earnestly than |
did, but it having been declared adopted
by the competent authority, l look upon
it in the emphatic language of the late
address issued by the Democratic and
Conservative members of Congress, As a
dead issue, and over its discussion no
more time should be wasted.
While upon this subject I cannot for
bear, rs citizen of Maryland, returning
my thanks to the last legislature of my
State for its prompt and wise action upon
this subject. That wisdom and discretion
will. | believe. soon be fully indicated
and shown to the country
Yours respectfully.
F. STONE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-11
F. STONE.

TUE DEMOCRATIC BALL RoLLrSG ON
The result of the election in North Caro-
lima is only another one Of the many sig
niticant straws which Indicate the direction
in which the popular breeze is blowing
The Democrats have swept the State, cleo
ting their Attorney General. FIVE out OF
the eight congressman. and securing a
majority in the Legislature on joint ballot
which gives US Democra, in place Of the
present Radical United States Senator.
Tennessee has done equally we'll
There, rs in North Carolina, the Conser-
natives have carried the day, much to the
DISCUS, and dismay Of csr Radical friends,
who. Of course. are endeavoring 10 &C
coun, for these signal defeats nv a;tribu-
ting them Ia Ku-Klux violence.
The Democrats have carried Kentucky.
Not BY so large a majority as usual-fcr
the whole negro vote was cast tor the op-
position-hu. still the majority is sufficient
for all practical purposes.
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