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The New York herald., 1870-04-25
THE TURF.
ELEETwooD TKoTTING PARK.


Grand Inaugural Meeting
Purses amounting to ST., 700
The Inaugural Meeting OF the fleetwood Par,
Nerose wsHtcheser county win be held the 9Th sth and
9th Of July and the following purses will be gven:-
FlRSr DAY
OF f00 for horses that roed bsttcr than
SSc0 to the winner $iov TO the second and &leo TO
purse Of $1,000 that never rotted better than
min 70 300 TO the winner $0c0 to this second
SECOND DAY.
OF x ono FOR horses that oted better
min 10 Sec 300 to the winner 800 to the second aud
$2uO 10 the third horse. :
MIN 90 sec *!0 TO the winner SEQ 70 the second and
Sl00 10 the third horse lIs1,....
: .......,.-. THIRD DAY.
Of @ 900 for rotted better tha
nin 35 aec. two mite heats 1900 10 the winner 300 10
the second and S200 U the third horse u.
OF $4,000 frce for all SxCO0 70 the winner
81 40 70 the second and $751to the third horse.
ness: With the exception OF the Gfth which will mile
heats. in harness.
Entries per cent To at the New Bay House, kept
by NJ Joseph Crocheson OF and
Seventh avenue nj T. NJ. MsyA
Entries 6y mail 70 bc Addressed 10 Henry Dater box ISIS
New York.
Tho above roed under the res and rsgi.
venti0n.
Tho hoe! at Fleetwood Park now OPEN the
vision OF Mr.. James Lambert
FASHION COURSE POOLS FOR 1870 WILL BIZ
sold TO the hguest bidder of tho c8h at RI
ley's saloon, twenty ishh street aud Brosiway.
WIN. Fl. SAUNDERS SON.
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CNOR SALE-HANDSOME SHETLAND PONY, Q
bands and Phaeton sound and kind safe for children
to ride ve separate together No. 50 Seventh ave
nue., corner Fifteenth street.
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LyOR SALE-A TEAM OF SMALL PONIES. KIND AND
gentle eaddle and in harness; for children
ter under saddle ot to harness. 2S West Houston street,
bay
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STAL.LIONS.

COMMODORE vANDERBILT.-FORS SALE, THE CEIE-
~ brated Trottng Stallion Commodore Vanderbilt;
e splsndd condi.ion for the stud and WI be sold FOR icss
at Sbberns New Cub House, Central avenue West.
chester county Commodore Vanderbilt be At pri-
vate stable, 1ii Vest Thirty-tbrd street.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADyGRrIsERs.

AMusEMENTs-NNrH PAGE Fourth, nfth and sixth
Asb iobashs
ASb 'fsSIs ISpsiss
BRooSIYS m sa EEAE EsTArE FOR sALETwrLrTu
BUSINESS -odPifsoSsSfGhSirIEs-rrnsr PAeE-Fo'h COL
s4H SHs asESFs
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-ELEvrsrH PAor-sissh
zsS r4e.s.A
ooAsTwisE SSaIsi STEAMSHIPS SECOND PAcr-Ff,s ana
SSSS$sS s.sHsss ss.
DENTISTRY -FIRsT PAaE-six.h column.
BAT So LIZ I'm AND ys
FukNIsHED-sEcoSD PAdE-First, second and third
ETHIOPIAN STEAMSHIPS SECOND rAGE-rif.h column
FINASVIALI ns sI a Tas. xssr fAeE F,nS column;
ESSch ssHmf
HELP Wanted MALEs-ElrvrsrH pAaE-slrsa COL
HELP wANTED-rEMALEs-r pAeE-rinh and
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C. FIRST PAsr Second and
HSTsE sSS%s ss Tas1sS r.ers.s
ggSsrEycrIoS Nsya PAoErSsrss P7I!f ce!snp ~.
I'VE
LEcrrnh t'ts sHa@oN ssHsnsoN-Nrxru rAor-Four.h column
LOAN OFFICES FIRST PAGp-Fifth column
LOST AND F0UND-FIxsr PAGK-Fifth column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., PAGE-Sixlh column
MATsisoSl M raax-rirs a- a.' column. '''u"n
AND p1fzSs ss1%
MrscELLANEO s ADyEaTisEMENTs-TESTHP PAGE
MISC EIHaEEors E.ia %s ,sIsra rAer-rA.rd column.
ESssSsSLS. is4 rHss 1seSfa S4?..Ss. ssi%an ssi"aa
ftANOfOkrES- .NISTH PAGE-il.ird coiymn
lOLI lCAl.-FIa3T PAGE--Fourth column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-rwELrTH PAGE-Second and third columns.
REAL ESTATE To EXCHANGE-TwELrTnP PAGR-fourh
ZEAL ESTATE wANIED-TwRLr4u PAoT-rourh
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FIR3r PAGE-YiTss column.
REh OT. LS-FIEaI PA6E--Sxth column.
NEWAkDs-f IRsT PA1R-Fith column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LET SECOND PAGE
Third snd fourth columns.
SAILS AT AUcTION-EI0nTa PAGE-sccond, third,
SITUATIONS WAITED FEMAl lEs-E .EvgATd PAGE-
ftrst sacond tLrd fourth, E,th and sixth columns
SITUATIONS WASrED-MALEs -fwELfTH PAGE
I"ntn cc'.unn.
sPE(IAL AOTICES-rIssr PAay--Firat column.
SFOkfiSG-DoGS BIRDS, &o.-FIHsr PAGK-Second
STORAGE-Frn'r PAGE Fith column.
STRAW 0O0DS-FIasT PAGE-Fith column:
bCMMER ki-Sohlo-NIxIH PAGE-Turd column.
THE TRADES--TwRLFTn PAGE--Fouith column.
THE TURt-FIRsr PAGE-Second column
TO LET FOR BusiNl ss FURPOSES-SEcoND PAGE
TRAyEILERS' GUIDE-EIeHTH PAcE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, Go.-FiEsr PAGE-four.h
column.
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LNOR SAI.E-BLACK HORSE. ABOUT SIXTEEN HANDS
and six years old prompt and stylish driver sold
the is going travel has been used a family
horse ia sound KNIT and Can be at the private
stable of No. Washington place. entrance in Mercer
Erect.
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COPARTNERsHIpS.

A PARTNER WANTED-IN ONE OF THE BEST
"A meat markets. good chance for with small cspi.
ta TO got right into busnces. Inquire OF LOCK MORGAN
10 broadway.
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sP0RTING-D0Gs, BIRDS, &C.

~ iNss-DOesH, .-e, BIKns, 80
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
Ae-Medicines for all dseases. Prepared toou Ior
OF Canal. = wv
NB.-Lsdies attended BY Mrs. Doyey
FINO SPORTING GENTS UP TOwN-rlSHING TAckLE,
i Guns, Pistols, Ammunition. Pocket Cutlery dc-,on-
Gemen requiring oult will save fully 20 pcr ce1 by pu
Seventeenth Fishing Rode from u 70 $3S EACH
Country orders puDctualy attended TO.
no sPORTSMRN AND THE TRADE. STOCK OF
Fishing Sporsmsp's Goods In lots to suit at
low prices, az I am closing out my stock the week.
ALFRED WOODHA1, 22l Canal street.
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Publishers OF newspapers will insert this advertisement
unless epecS authorized to do See chapter 4S0 La
OF 1860. JAMES O'BRlEN. Sheriff.
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SHERIFF's OFFICE, NEW COURT HoUsE,)
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK,
April 16, 1907
certify the above to be true copy Of the original cleo.
ton notice received by this day from the Secretary of
State, JAMES O'BRlEN,
Sheriff Of the city and county OF New York.
The New York herald., 1870-04-25

ENOR SALE CEEAP-A HANDSOME IMPORTED SPAN
ish Jas fill t!ooied introduced In this country by the
Kentucky Importing Company years old IA hands, color
wiz N. 7
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

Ar a meeting Of the Republican executive
committee, held on Monday night, the fol-
lowing officers wcro elected for the ensuing
year; President, Colonel Jas. A. MAgruder
Secretary, A. Lees Corresponding Secretary,
Mr.. Crimes Treasurer, Alfred Pore, Fl
nance Committee = First precinct, Robert
Hattoui Second, L. l.. Crlcri Third, Philip
Coakleyi Fourth, Logan Williams.
wM GREESH, one of tho oldest eolorsd
men In this city, died suddenly on Monday
afternoon at Ills residence on Congress
street.
AT tho fourteenth monthly meeting Of tho
Seventh Building Association, thirty.seVon
shares, representing $4,000, wero retired by
the association, at an average cost OF tlla
net TO the shareholder. III.
THE TERRITORIAL GovERSMKST.-At a
meeting OF tho voters Of the Fourth ward Of
the city OF Georgetown, held In Dodsou'R
Hall, on the evening OF the nth instant, the
following resolutions, offered by Gen. John
b. Adams, were unanimously adopted
Rs,olrsd; That. we, the Republican voters Of
sGuttsiiy OPPOSED to the establish n ss tv Of 4
Territorial form OF government for the Dis.
trlet OF Oolumbla, believing, as we DO, that
a ehs %aioSP Of the elites q
eouaty Of WAshiugton, are well adapted 20.
foster and advance the interests entrusted 20
no% appsd sdR2s S f 81 s
for any Abu1ea that may exist, aud that the
people, through frequent elections, viii be
able 70 control their own affairs to the beat
RsiOiBsd, That we are the more opposed 10
such q proposition because We observe that
many OF those who take the lead 10 Its I'D
voeaoy are men who have never been In syn.
patty with the Republican party, but always
the bitter enemies OF extended suffrage, and
We dsa9u ns. ~ ensn ,i ne RSpaelio.n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19
CITY ORDINANCES.
Laws Passed by the sIxty.soVonth
Council of Washington city, ID. q.

An ACT explanatory of an act relative 10.
the sale OF fresh meat by farmers, gragiura,
or ralsers OF cattle, approved May 10,
1859.
Ben tHdeted Gy The Board Of AldssRsa aud
Board Of Common Council Of Is cityo1 WdEA-
ingtOn, That the act aforesaid Of 10Th Of May,
1850, be amended 80 that Its frat section
shall read az follous, Wis f.|
That from aud Rfter the passage OF thil
act, y shall be lawful for any farmer, grader
meat OF his own raising, or OF any animal
which he has owned and fed not loss than
six months, In any quantity, Within The Inn
lite Of .Apy Of the mhrket.ho1ses In this city,
either from rented stalls or stands therein,
or from his own wagon or vehicle.
Approved November 30, 1860.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19
LOCAL NOTICES.

LATEST FROM the LGDIEs.-slnce the In
PRODUCTION OF Phalon's Vitallh or Salvation
for the HAIR ladies who formerly used dyes,
arc universally abandoning them. They
ind the new article 30 harmless, so clean
and pure, so pleasant 70 the senses, and
wlthal so superior as means OF renewing
the original color that they absolutely shud-
der whom they think Of the filthy stuff they
once used. cos
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

WISH, sAIB ONE who has tested ia mer-
~, and who consequently speaks from per-
sonal experience, that Hollis Malt Extinct
might come into universal use, as IL inertia
the preference over all tonics OF the day, and
lie splendid as table drink. This celebrated
preparation serves as an excellent strength
ening beverage, delightful tonic, and q
pleasant remedy for disorders OF the throat,
chest, lungs aud stomach.
Sold by all druggists and grocen. COS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

THE INDUSTRIAL BCHoOL-An CYamina-
ton Of the books Of the Industrial School
SHOVE that tfty-iOur children have worked
1870 hours, and have gone to school an
equal number Of hOurs. HOmos have been
found for 1fteen, IL II not better that these
little wallis should DO employed In this way
than suffered TO beg on tho streets Z Tho In
Gtitutlon 10 very much cramped for means,
and assistance would be gratefully received,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

WARRANTS BIT TINS WHoLBsALE.--JustiCe
Cox was busily engaged yesterday morning
In 1lllng and making out warrants against
foTty-eight persons, charged by Samuel
Strong with nOglecting and refusing 10 pay
for the REMEMBERING OF their houses, The
warrants charge from six cents to two dol
lars, and tho cases will come up for hear
ing before the above Justice tomorrow, at
O'Clock. The defendants have all signed
respective numbers on their promises, and
he sues for the recovery Of tho amount lndi.
YiduAlly contracted for. This proceeding,
however, does not prevent persons from put.
ting up their own numbers, 80 the size com
plies with the law,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

FnTu WARD BUILDING ASSOCIATION
At the late meeting Of this association the
annual report OF the secretary was submit
ted and approved. II shows the adalrs OF
tho association TO DO In a very nourlshing
condition. The following named gentlemen
}. II. stallcy, Treasurer, o, +. Gullek, Sec
TstAIy, w. T. Johnson Directors, X. W.
BruH, J. 8. Slater, DR.. o. NJ. Ford, DR.. J. P.
Richardson, V. p. King, W, II, Barton, and
Isaac Beers,
The suR Of $500 was sold, at IN aver
age Of slxty-One per cent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19
An ACT for tho relief of the German Lulh.
Gran Church.

Bs u enacted By he Board Of Aldermen aud
Board Of Common Council of hs CiV Of
and seVenty-nlnO dollars and. slEty.seven
cents be, and the same Is hereby, Rppro-
prlated, payable out Of the funds Of tho
Fourth ward, to enable tho Mayor TO reim-
burGe, pursuant to the act Of May "a, 1850,
the trustees ofthe German Lutheran church,
situated at tho corner OF 4 street north and
Fourth street west, the amount paid the said
church on the 18Th day Of August, 1868, for
the construction Of public sewer. ~
Approved October 90 1850 ...H
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

ORPHANS COURT,
~ JLNuARY 10, 1870.
D4tTici ~ Columbia, Wash iH0foR Couaiv, 70 t5ffi
In the case Of QU3fAy 0IHsLHH, adinlnlstra.
Tor OF George MATtin, DECEASED, tho Rdminia.
hat2I Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Oh the
pel5H,ed Tuesd1y, thg lst aay ~ fehIa4Ty, A, 3.
lsi1,loT me hnal and distribution Of tho
70 ha9d A. fat - the same have been collected lnd
turnod Into money! when and where all the credit.
orsAnd heirs ofhiid deceased are notified 10 stichi
VIA .hSI siam1 prepelly ,pehed, oL they MAY
.Aid deesaatd'g ealatsl provided copy " ihi1
order BE- publiAhed once week for three WookS In
iha hArioHAL REPUBLICAN pIsyioHE le sAid DAT.
iiRii.TuSW' RsGIsiSfS q Will. 4
WEfsal,r5bSSea, lr PAPER ron FAEE,=IFPEYLF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19
Approved october 20, 1860,
Az ACT to lay the tagging, set tho curb.
stones, and pave the cutters on First street

Az ACT to lay the tagging, set tho curb
stones, and pave the cutters on First street
east, at the intersection OF ID street south.
Be u enacted by the Board Of AldsrmsH aud
Board Of Common Council Of he CGty OF
Washington, That the sum OF three hundred
dollars, or so much thereof as may DO neces-
Iary, be, and the same is hereby, appro-
prlated out OF the funds OF the Filth ward,
setting tho tagging and curbstonea from tho
north side Of d street south, on First street
east, and continuing ninety feet south Of
said ID street to o sewer or natural drain,
crossing First street ut said point.
Bee. 2. And be II further enacted, That said
work shall be done by days work under the
supervision OF the Flfh Ward Commissioner.
Approved November 30, 1869.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19
An ACT for the relief OF Albert Baulden and
Jane Roots

Be u Enacted bv Lhs Board Of Aldermen aild
Board Of Common CoHneR' Of ne GIN Of
Washington, That the sum OF two hundred
and htty-eight dollars Rpd elghty-six cents
be, and the same Is hereby, appropriated out
Of the Third Ward fund to enable tho Mayor
To pay Albert Baulden and Jane Roots for
ground condemned Tor use OF an alley, being
No. 5l3j and for the removal OF buildings
and the drainage TO said buildings caused BY
removing the same. And that the Mayor
be, and be IA hereby, authorized and ro-
quired to cause the said sum Of two hundred
and flfty-eight dollars and eighty-SlH cents
to be paid. rr.H 4.'. I'd.
Approved October 20, 1860. ..a'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

WILCOX q GmB's sEwrSo MACHINE, pro-
nounced the simplest and nolseless machine
In the world, can now be bought on easy
terms at the agency, @. Baum's HoopskIre
and Corset Factory, 3l5 Seventh street, be-
tween u and r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

TINS Washington City Savings Bank, cor.
ner OF Seventh street aud Louisiana avenue,
pays liberal interest on all deposits, and Is
open from $50 to 100 p. m. evory Saturday,
In addition TO Its regular banking hours, 10
70 celye dcposlts, .. W."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

YIN. @. A. LECTURE CoURsr.-By refer
ence to another column II will be seen that
the lecture OF Prof. Hawkins this evening
will be In the first Congregational church,
corner Of Tenth and q streets, Instead OF
Lincoln Hall
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

MEssRs. WIN, II. CAMPBELL h Son, cor
ner Of Sixth street and Missouri avenue,
on the canal, offer their entire stock Of wood
and coal at greatly reduced rates. A schod-
ule Of their prices will be found In our nd.
vertising columns.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

IN noticing the sale Of the valuable prop
crty known as "Hamilton Place, !" by Messrs.
Fitch & Fox, to General Babcock, tho price
paid should have boon $4,000, aud not
$4,000, as the types enormously made us
saw. s..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19
toTFIoIAL,l

FRsT.CLLss BoARDRd al 45s Twelfth
street, between q and II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

BOoKmSDERs' mutual RELIEF AssOCIA-
TIoN.-At the last monthly meeting OF this
association the following ofIleerA woro duly
II. Chaser Vice President, james y. Bul.
lock- Recording Secretary, John A. Per-
klnsi Financial Secretary, John A. Land
Yolgt Treasurer, Daniel Mcfarland.
A letter was received from our esteemed
citizen, J.. q. Mcclure, esd, enclosing =
check for 400, which donation he promlse
to repeat yearly, and desired that he might
be elected member Of the society,
We are pleased to know that the assOcla-
ton, which has been recently organized, Is
In lourishing condition, numerically and
financially. II Is entirely beneficial In It's
character, and will doubtless be fully APP
Intended 10 operate.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

RENTs HAVE AT LAST Cons DoyN.--You
can rent two large halls in woodward's
Building for t95 and eos per month. Now
IA the best time TO avail yourself Of such A
good opportunity, ono that will probably
neyor be offered again. Apply Immediately
to o. Woodward, No. 70s Eleventh street,
between @ nnd II. oo-4tK
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

ALAR0B PooHET.BooK has been lost, for
which the owner Offers liberal reward See
advertisement,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

The GENTLEMEN OF the committee OF
twenty who were requested 10 meet at the
office of Messrs. Kllboum q Latta, arc re-
duosted to meet al tho marble-room OF the
United States Senate, at 10 a. IN, to-day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

AGENTS arc wanted TO sell stAulsy's In
dian chromoa In Maryland and Virginia, Gp-
plcatlons 10 DO made at No. $50 Tenth street,
between q ard II streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

A stSGuLlR THEFT-A story Is current
In the city that q few days ago family
arrived here from South America and put
up At one Of our fashionable hotels. The
day aftar their arrival several rooms Of the
house were entered, trunks opened by prae-
family from South America, and from one
Of their trunks was stolen a packet Of val
uable private papers, nothing else. II IL,
supposed thai skillful hotel thieves were
hired BY interested parties TO obtain the let
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

lioUsEKEErERs Will DO WELL TO sec those
Illysr-plated numbers mhdo by William
Prince, 1000 + street, before having any
others put up. Young men wanted 70 can
yass for the same. Liberal discount made.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

evening, Detective McDeyltt arrested col
ored man, named George Wilson, charged
with being implicated In the murder OF one
James Mckinley. The alleged crime was
committed in Alexandria on the 18Th Of De.
cember, when Wilson with three or four
others, went into McKinley's house and beat
him In such q manner that he has since
died. The prisoner was taken to Ale1an-
drla yesterday by Officers Burnett and
Edelin,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

BOARD or FIRE CoNMTssIoEERs-FoRM
TToS OF A NEW CoMPANY.-The board oil
fire commissioners met at the Mayors resi-.
denco last night all tho members present,
Among other business transacted was the
Formation OF q new company, 10 do duty on
the Island, and In whose custody will b.
placed the new steamer 10 arrive here In q
day or two. The company Is composed al
follows Foreman, l.. 5, Pond, at present
a member OF the police forcej Engineer, J.
NJ. Moorei Fireman, J. N. Adams; Hostler,
=. Rlcksi EItrAmen, Alfred CHM, VIM.
Beckett, Levi MRrllng, TllghmRn Dorsey,
W. 7. sorrell and James Garner.
Arrangements were made by the board foT
the purchase Of horses, harness and furnl'
turc for the englne.house.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

FEDERAL CITI DIVISION 8. OF T. will give
an entertainment this Wednesday evening,
At 1850 O'Clock, at Odeon Hall, corner OF
Four-Rnd.a-hLlf street and Pennsylvania
avenue. Ambulance free. A rich pro-
grummo may DO expected, as the best of
talent have consented 10 be present.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

THB ILLINOIS SooIABLH.-The soclable OF
the Illinois Association last night, at Liberty
Hall, corner OF Seventh and l. streets, was q
very pleasant affair. Among those present
were several members a Congress and other
distinguished citizens OF the State. After
spending Some time In social converse, the
floor was cleared and music aud dancing be-
came the order. The festivities were kept
up until after midnight, and when the com
pany dispersed II was voted to have been one
OF the most enjoyable evenings Of the season.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

VIZ have secured at great expense the
beat cutter Of the largest merchant tailoring
house on Broadway, New York, and can
make up suits to order In as good style as
can DO procured In America or In the world.
Oak Hall clothing and merchant tailoring,
Barbour & Co., ProprletOrs, 525 Seventh
street. OppOAlle Post Ofloa.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

Gun RICHMOND GuEsTs-THnw AfPRECI-
CIATfyE QUALIrIEs.-The presidcnt OF tho
Washington Press Association yesterday re-
celyed handsome testimonial OF the appre-
citation OF tho press representatives who
visited Washington on New Years In O neat
copy OF prottily expressed resolutions Of
thanks to all who participated In tho very
agreeable press reunion at that time. The
head surmounted with "cross qullls," In
gilt.
Asa specimen OF typography, tho work
looks we'll, but that is natural consequence,
as u was done ct the office Of tho EpeRiHg
State JourSnl. The resolutions have been
placed at Messrs. Dempsey Il O'Toole, where
the curious can look at them.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

THE WIsCoNsIN REPUBLICAN AssoOIA-
TON will have a sooiablo at IlarmoniAl
Hal, on Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth
and Seventh streets, on Thursday evening
next, the Goth ms. II Ia expected that all
the Wisconsin people residing or sojourning
In Washington will DO present. Their last
entertainment was q very successful and
pleasant affair, and doubtless this one will
be also.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-19

MEssRs. PHMP Il soLoMoNs, tho we'll
known booksellers and GtatlOnors, $50
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth aud
Tenth streets, have Just received and offer
for sale at popular prices O large Invoice Of
all the new and popular publications OF the
day. Their advertisement, In another col
umn, Is well worth the readers pernsal.