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The IRISH LANDOWNERS who reside outside
of the island, and seldom or never set foot
upon the soil they own, are said to expend
$40, OOO, 900 in gold annually. Some of them
own property in England also, from which a
portion of this immense sum is derived, but
by far the greater part of it comes from the
revenues OF their Irish estates, and for this
large drain upon the wealth of the country
there is absolutely nothing given in return.
A country far richer in resources than Ire
land would soon be impoverished by such a
system. The land bill recently introduced by
Mr.. Gladstone in the House of Commons
does not attempt to deal with this question
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sPEOIAL NOTICES.
FOR adi,sora, Special n Offices ses a. Inside t.o,
Bay AID INTERIM!

Hay" AID INTERIM!
For the brief space between now and the opening
OF our New Spring Importations, we will dispose OF
the remainder OF our Winter Stock (much OF which
is not inappropriate for Spring Wear at moderate
prices.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Nos S1s and $50 CHESNUT Street.
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Free of U. s. Government Tax.

The road is sixty two miles long, connecting edercks
Is the point OF junction OF the Che snc Onio Rail
road to the OHIO river and the of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad 10 Lynchburg 1t forms tRe
shortest connecting link in the roads to
the entire South, Southwest and West the Pacific
Ocean. 1t through rich of the Shenandoah
road, and it must command abundant OF trour
trade, from the fact of its being SHORT CUT no
TIDEWATkR ON THE POTOMAC AT THE
EARTHFST INLAND POINT WHERE DEEP
WATER FOR HEAVY SHIPPING DAN BE FOITND
ON WHOLE LENGTH OF THF ATLANTIC COAST.
tance IL 40 miles less than via Aexandra IS miles less
than via Richmond and West Point miles less than
via Norfolk. ~ ~
The gage is limited to 6,OOO per mile of competed
and equipped road tthe esmaed cost of the the
bonded debt of the other Virginia roads being from $40 1
to SSQ,0yO per mllel-and is issued to
THHt FARMrRS' LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK AS TRUSTEES FOR
80 THE BONDHOLDERS,
and the security Is first class in every respect,
the principal of the debt TWOTHl tDS of it's entire
amount in advance of the maturi, of the bonds.
We have investigated tho advantages of this Raroad
and the merits of the enterprise and confidently recon-
mend these bonds to our Gu TONERS and the public
DRAKE BROTHERS,, Bankers
No 10 Broad street, New York.
limited number OF the Bonds ISSUED in denominations
OF 5000 and $1,000 offered at g and interest from
Noyembor i in currency, and at this pri Q are the
CHEAPEST GOLD INTEREST BEARING SEOURI-
TIES IN THE MARKET.
Maps and Pamphlets which plain satisfactorily every
safe and profitable will furnished on app
cation.
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THE Hon. RoDERICK II. BUTLER, OF Tennessee has
come to grief. MIR. Logan in the House Of Repre-
sentatives yesterday, made report from the Com
mttee on Military Affairs, to the eject that Butler
had appointed to the West Point Military Academy
young man who not resident OF his district
and had subsequently accel ted from the father OF
the appointee a sum of money. The report OF the
committee was accompanied by two resolutions,
each being signed by half the members OF the com
mittee, of them providing for the expulsion and
the other for the merely OF Mr. Butler. The
report was ordered to be printed, and will come
before the House to-day for its action, with what
result remains to be Mr.. Butler is the Repre-
sentative from the First district OF Tennessee, and
born in Wytheville, virginis, on the sth of
apprentice to the tailoring business, which seems
in Tennessee, but after attaining his majority
success, being elected county Judge in Virginia in
house OF the State Legislature, to which position he
he served Lieutenant-COlonel Of the 18th Tennes
see Cavalry. He a member from Tennessee OF
the Republican Convention held at Baltimore in
1864 and member OF the state Constitutional Con-
venton in 1855 He next elected State Sena-
tor OF Tennessee in April 1865, aud in June follow
ing appointed Circuit court Judge. Soon after
Tennessee was restored to representation he was
elected Republican Representative in the Fortleth
Congress from the First district and was re- elected
to the Forty-frst Congress almost without opposi-
Powell, independent and 10 votes for Kyle, Demo-
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in any way, but sooner or later the attention
of the British Government must be directed
to it, and some scheme devised which will
tend to counteract it. The vexatious land
question of Ireland can never be satisfactorily
disposed of until the evils of absenteeism
are in measure remedied. 1t is difficult
subject to handle, and will tax the ingenuity
and consistency of the Prime Minister to the
utmost
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About 800 OOO, 900 acres Of these lands have been
surveyed, and over 4OOOO),OO0 acres have been dis
posed OF in various ways leaving at the close OF the
last rscal year 1,4O5, 366,67S acres, more than
2195 900 square miles, still in the market Since then
about 100 900 have been granted in aid OF the
Pacific Railroads or disposed OF In the pro-
motion OF the development OF our resources.
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THE PUBLIC LAHDs.-The public lands OF the
United States previous to the purchase of the Rus
sian possessions embraced about 1446 1902 acres,
to which was added by the acquisition of Alaska
G9,52960o acres, making total Of 1916, 245,6l2
acres, or more than 2,s37,ss2 square miles, OF this
territory the Government has made grants as fol-
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waukee is liberal indeed the Wisconsin saws saws
"a million dollars is nothing to Milwaukee
when she can do kind action or encourage en-
terprise, and she offers IL just as freely as she
would offer thirsty man glass of water"
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CLOTHING.

RCCKHBLL & WILSON.
EXTE CLOTHTWG.
GRRAT FALL IN PRICES.
GREAT FALL IN PRICES.
LESS THAN GOLD RATES.
LESS THAN GOLD RATES.
The balance OF our heavy stock will be disposed OF
at such low prices that purchasers would find It
70 their advantage to supply themselves with Fine
Clothing for next Fall and Winter.
Spring Overcoats IS co.
Spring Overcoats $1,000
Spring Overcoats, st4OO.
Spring Overcoats, $1,000.
Spring Overcoais from $500 to SsO'OO
Coachmens Coats
For Spring and Summer.
Coachmen's Coats
or all descriptions.
BOYS CLOTHING.
BOYS CLOTHING.
NEW PATTERNS.
NEW PATTERrJS.
ROCKHILL g. WILSON,
eo3 and COS Chestnut Street.
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wa succeeded by General George d. Ramsey as
Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance.
General Ripley was an able officer and sim
cere patriot. In the darkest days of the Rebel
lion he never doubted of success and labored
with all the energy of his nature to promote the
success OF the Union arms. He was one of the
nrst TO recognize the Importance of arming the
negroes and in this, as in all other matters
connected with the welfare of the army and the
country he was in advance of most of his con-
temporaries. General Ripley was much
esteemed for his social qualities by his brother
officers and by large circle of friends in civil
life, and his death will be sincerely mourned.
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IationaI 8tpublitau.
twdtton for the Republican. !
RNnEI aIInRl


The siHth u June was waning fast, .
As through he CITY Hall thsrs passed
man Who bore with rapid tread
a banner upon which vas road
IA. on, ,-as a.d, and thsn hls brow
Iook'd a. n blacken'd In a row;
And through = hreman's trumpet rung
The accents Of the eSMayor's .onaes-
sat Rivssi1
lie looked around and saw the lsht
~ Rmery hres Elsam warm and bright;
And spectral figures stood aroand.
while from his lips e'eAoed the sound
"s.i, Rivsrir
"Tn lot you pAas.r t.omsbody sald.)
"Yoa arc p1litioaily dad
the strrtn is very deep and vida"
whit trcam'" and ,hsn Rs-..s,s. rsplied-
"Oa. dayi" t.or,i lsborors said, "oh. stay
We hold s,n Jnls you'vs failed TO paJ.-
"thavo hank thst nsvsr fails;-
What baaki and quickly answered s.sie.-
"Bowsru - you've Vamos.d the rancho,
You've felt the Emery avalanche"
Such vas the RefoFmer's last rod nisht,
A voice replied, " They've served yoa rsht"
salt River"
A traveller by black and tan
Was found, half buried In tho sand;
A nag. on which was written this,
was seem "Cook, Bowen, Bliss'-
NeIt morn, at nine, ~ once ward
The clerks were travelling In hord,
A voice cried, where ls Bousai uheror
And echo answered He h shsrs 81, p,,-
,,.. - A.. ....h =, ..taut.h, L.,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

TIMER REQUISITES OF HEALTH.--If oil tho
slclkly people In the world were 10 tAkc To
their beds aud demand medical treatment
thoIe would not be doctors enough to attend
them, nor sufficient number Of the robust 10
nurse them. Three conditions arc absolutely
essential to health viz: good appetite, easy
digestion, aud the ability 10 sleep sOundly.
Seven cightlIs Of the many thousands who
suffer from indlsposition, yet do not labor
under serious disease, complain that they
cant cat" that their stOmachs arc "out
Of order" or that they don't sleep well. :"
For this olass Of ailments few persons think
Of calling In a physician. Nor Is II neces-
sary, inasmuCh as n course Of HOstctter's
Bitters will certainly relieve the derango-
munts Of tho stomach, the liver and the
nervous system, from which want OF appetite,
Indigestion aud sleeplcssnoss arise. This Gu
cellont vegetable tonic and corrective Is also
q delightful anodyne. Insomnia Tor incapacity
TO Sleep which has resisted all the ordinary
remedies, will yield readily TO dose Of this
pleasant scdativc taken just before retiring 10
rest. In ordinary medical practice Il Is usual
to give stomaehic, an aPcrient, an inyigo-
rant u sOporidc, or an antlseptic, as the case
for the time being may soon more particu-
larry to require; but In this grand restorative
all these medicinal properties, and many
others are blended In due proportion. Thus,
the digestion is stimulated, while the bowels
cruited, the nerves Gained, the fluids purified,
and the circulation equallzed. II Is believed
that there IL no other restorative and rcgulat-
ing medicine In the world which acts so bene-
ficially and agreeably upon all the assimllat-
ing and socretiyc organs at the same time;
aud TO all who lack the three fundamental
requisites Of health and enjoyment ayigorous
appetite sound digestion, and refreshlng sleep,
il f. confidently recommended as q specific.
cost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01
THR SPEECH or MIR. p. A. BOSWELL.
Ne Dsabt Of Ills Support and Endorsement
Of MIR. Emery.

Tho Seventh Ward Republican club held a mass
ssstns ~ The Liberty pole At the Of Nirrinia
avenue and SiGth street, who're platform had boon
erected and other preparations made Tor the purposc
The meeting ven large and enthusiastic, notNih
STANDING the weather vaa unfavorNble for an opcnar
Mr.. Samuel n Middleton was chosen chairman. and
intEOdaesd 10 the andsnes Mr. a. A. Boswell tho Pre-.
sidsnt Of The club, who said;
oitssns q The se!enth ward The time has nearly
Sss, 40 yssp NJ ssS .tSvsS oer Boz, 70 place upon
the ticket that am hero 10 advocate man whom no
shssssr 81. SSo saS before S sSd
81. yggr support solely upon bis perits -
zhiah s9Islns,sd asjgT Riossr. .sd We y r.assi
RsPSeeie SsesR1 k sg !, 9 3sn sia S sos
q MAJOR % this city,, On the other hand We have
sSSS v. ssss TIED lin a0 ~ szo gssrs '' "
10 man tgaEht harder than did tor his election two
.si.asa lSs. d 4 best ior Dc Rspubieon party tSst
NJ E%T sasl p SloIl'S IhSJ ts LOS mSt se Z
th.sT ~ there Z no mistake about his being HahL
TSs are beS Rspasssns TsS osiS NJ hst bowen
IL the regular Republican nominee and Try 70 make
b S. &c Sop To sn ol T ~
ibis crisis Matthew q, EmsrJ. Thcy claim that Mr..
Emsu win be prusorptive towards the colored peo.
YEo man can .Ay tbs. I have not stood up igr tho
Ne " ne eaLnes,ns.s With which | have supported
.ssr S.,p IN Vii ssd ySa n s s% ssto nqs
cciyed trom Mr. Emep, which shows how he stands on
wLsHruroS. MAJ Is, $50.
" A, BosWHLI, Eao.-Dsar STR In reply 10 your
SaS e: saTS e @ SIt .soS % Ss SeS
q MAYOR Of "a. ~ y win BE- ny plsA;gFs 4 vol .
ilr share o The patronage under the municipal GOV.
eminent
This q tho position Matthew a. Emep takes, snd yo
sSVPS H Ss So ssn az ESPnS
kmsu. Voices !" EInsrJ Emsrg EmerJ ~ No
.hows lnddsly % irisnd or sS set dat he heed 70
me 70 az hSt know il dead, and has been
a dssp ~ no pSvsS SSs S 5 &
70 haze nov nothins % DO We want man 70 tho
spsst Of ali Who MAJ come % this city, This our pre-.
ssnt executive docs not lie doe not command tho
ds q ss snd H ss qsSas 70 s So
They te you that u Jou elect Nj Emery work on the
RSsSa should % Sss,Sd om9i% he has Soi 10 stqP
earn ID on With. That pies i ! humbus. Inc 1orf
under Bowen Z not given % the Aborors II Il EiTon
% the contractors, who the enemies Of the AboHnS
some .AJ ! have done injustice 10 the contractor.
BossS a q he drc ssdep sp en I, T oSt si ~
gaest,en II seem. % b tbs highest bidders and ths
me eontrsets were ieEsiy s@Srdsd, In whose hands
SSsS thsE ~ NJ Emo9 win favor Democrats,
eoarSd men against M Emssy By sppeaiins y them
no. % SEPARATE their rAnkA u not % Interest to
,,s,o ioT Bowen q he Repabiesp parry /, damned.
have 10 fears that Mr. KmoJ vi" bctrSS The Interests
We want mayor Who viii treat a. gentlemen, and
S n : s %as ahd ne people SS ~ .p1ssn
Two ycars Of that hind Of rule Is uufcient for ma 40
d H y SSS S s' Ssss NE TspRRs @s pt S mo-
strength 70 TO the polls thS 9TH DAY u June
Eitsr Mr. Boswell had concluded IIsnrJ NJ Knight.
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HoIon OF fnR PEOPLE.


A .t.s,-. ts.,,.- ~ N n ". -
-, ~ IVY, s..s, p, ~ oanasr'ns NV,
,.'nis ~ w y, eg olnol.n Ms ius' iss1s
49,. i - - T. IN etsan.n'. - cAnsl
aoe ~ s,, - Nos.h ysp,'
r. - ss,,, - - o.1 ~ ~
,s " ~ w ~, n, a., ~, hsse pe.n
- -, 80 ~ -, $500 :, y, .'.se w
~ ~, ~ W ~, - - s " " Ana 70
49, ~ no s',,s. ,,,...s,s -, =, ~ ~.
I'm. se,st. fr,m ne M, ls,,.ss
y ~. -. 80 IN. s..s 4, ...1- =,
S.el. 49,. ~ hs,. 1, 4. sc,,,.i,, "a. ~ - -.
~, - y, . .,..t .s.,o;,a - y.
as,si.s, S.,a..n I.s" ,',..,..r, $500. ~
hnins uie A'p''n'ns "u""'ns wv rf "
n, "A, f.,rsI Ciiss.s ar WasAlngfss Fr,ends and
Fellov Citizens; Allow nfe-lons friend o. the col.
ore, man 10 ash you TOW questions on The eve Of the
spprasohlnr municipal election.
Il ~ you In worse condition todaT usdsr aayIes j.
Bowen and hi. yard commissioners than yuu formerly
ere under the southern sAvehldcrs and their over.
.ssr,, W., ssrtsinly Az Inst thinE over, ana yoa
v SEQ and az that you arei In fact, you are much
worse on 10 ay while working for tho corporation than
when you worked In The cotton hslds and IN the rice
svars Of the south Nov let us see n Tits DO really
/ The case
while working Tor Bowen and his ovsrusera Tou don't
dopresiSod orors on The cooperation vhieh you have
10 har on some sotokeoper 10 tale frotn yo 70 you
have T. Az In the dlrt day after dAy without asttns
sny monsJ lust a. 700 had % 40 npdsr yvur ia mas
ter. hut thsy fea and clothed and iodsod you while
Bowen docs not care what becomes Of you l he wants
70 use you 70 vote for him. -
While yu we're In slavery yoa ooald not better yoar
unfortunate condition. but nov yUa can you arc now
badly treated, Jou are Jou must blauo yourselves
and nobody else Nov, that you fresmeu, be sure
W" ~, ~ ~ "a - A., -
49, -. ~ Ia - ~, 4, X. s',t -. ~ 1890,
,yt 800. - -, ~ rsons,, M -. ~. ~, ,ss
~, NJ, ~ hi,n h,,s "a M, .anno.. m thIs !, -
. my ~ nh nv w ~, t,,i "a ', ~,
mi nn,tn, NJ ED,cs, n M. nl.es ho AN nj I'M
| wot the ts,-payer. 10 hsip MIN u nav ron.
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Il has boon Frequently assorted by naval oniecr and
other. A an objection 10 the employment Of account
anta In nav yards, that the systom ot doubleontrJ
aocounts oould not be applied 70 tho bas Of the
bureaus and navJyards
On referring 70 the British navy list, JAnuary, 1874
u viii DO observed that Accountants arc employed at
IN q tho homo docE yurs tclvilansl and enumerated
.n,-s M oIYeor, al tbs ,.rd and sorekeeperu and
,ocossts1ts Il nost 81 he foreign stations. Also
among the oirolsrs contained 10 the same st IL ono
giving the aualoons necessary for Appalntmsnta "a
eIosL.bIu, N tho civil departnonts In tho depart
uonts Of tho comptroller 81 tho navy embraoluE tho
construction and stoam branch. an accountant gen
Nm. ~ ss,,icay sEsTss !. 70 Ihslr proeIency IN
four different sabjects -doubls-entry book-koepins
being one. Tue sans toIt Is required ior clerks Ia
dock yArs riotaa yards and navy hospitals Thoss
n, ~ ~ ..n.rt IIsr, ,,r ,-I.o Icyi..t,r, In Con
Eres. 10 he bn recently passed Tho House hAro out
"a tho sppropriation. for ths four chief
=, ~, ~ - :, y, g. Eaii.h A. 80.
49, -. ,sSSs"..'.si "a sashis,. risIi,.n. TIM,
n seem. mai 4. snsips busins o. tbs GoTornmcn,
aSSa5 n .S Sis,sa insure % So1psys SS.as
Ino,hsr sSnlas,nt M connected with tho Bri,I.h
,.r. n ~ nan n,,nbr N 1S,V ocsr, Thai ars
~ m. s,,',,n.l' "a M ss,sb,lshmsn,s being ciy,
i.n. No, ho,n. o ths n, a tho orer. of ths roYa
~, "a - h.rs ~ saacd ma mo civil seryIoS III
Fnsi.nd has oien been oootsd IN public mint = ops
raiiJ that nav yard bushes. can DO more AdvAn
tAEeouay MANAGED b. civil employees and that nAvJ
oaieers are a. general thing more encient on shif
quAlihed general thing By their profession
Tor the orinary bnsino.. routine Of navy yar They
Ar, above ,nbmltfing 10 the performAnse ii dntI,.
4 rsaursd md wbsns,sr ,bsS srs plsssd in ebarss ~
am eiyti dspsrtmsot ali tbs labor both clerical AMI
thereby greatly Increasing tho expenditures Of the
Goyernment By the increased pay those officers drAw
ana A. ne same .ime ''sseninE uhs responsibility Of
'oos" r"AiV ao'ns -
Au,,,,,.,, -,.... .,,u.,,o, =, ,.,,.O., IL.
.Ss 80 1000. 80 I. MIlIInI ~ %nl" hInsol
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les.erdAy larEe numbsr 2, complains Nero n, ~,
And warrants were Issued iot me arrest OF more han
ahp persons oharGed win hlesA reanuauon; sone
arrests were made md mssssrate. onoss ~ es oaV
eharSed Amongst The warrants ia.asd uas one for X
A. Atkihson. oommissiohef o. me hih warn, on the
complaint OF khhabeu .. naaier' VINO eharGes MIN
with having induced and assisted her son minor 10
get resistsrcd against her proees. Ana aet sns hAd
eshiblted 70 him the family bible' In which va the
warrants have boon assured AsAinst several parties
VINO are ensafed N Eahenihh NJ ooiored men IN hAV-
Aha anu virgins Ana inuuolhs tnesa unoet various
protensca 70 come 70 washington 70 rus"'er ana 'o'e
Tor bo"on-
u has beon represented 70 so@e o. ms. men That
they are enuhed 70 vote IN Ano that no %
lection would DC made 70 hen ooans 20. ana vhen
theJ hnd that they nave peen ueoeteo many o. thesn
beoome WILING vtne,se. - Ainsa ne men uno rave ae-
ooiVcd hem Ahd AGAnsa mo- ottneH sol"AintAhees
who persisted N ths'r resi.sot'ns.
-, - =, - 49,, y .s,sS.- -, 49,.
rY.ou uhuo. .no 10y ,l,,' on.aseo
A',shpuhs 20 Iesl.eI , ~, N. 1
- ~ 49, ~ ,yn susn ~ - - -.
ssn "a, ~, ,,,.i ~ - - r.,,s MIN n
O'Clock thia morningi Joseph broohA. assistant eom'
misaoher OF inc Seoona warn peooninG tho oonnanAn
Of the Goonsed ,
Nj beaii' AOounolmAn from me Third ward, made
himself quite oonspioaous about ne Wv han on non,
~, an u S VAN, ~, Sa ~, N 10y AnS
baton on bJatander, for which he WAs arrested and
hned ~ ~ Jushoe walter.
Inc desperation o. ooaA, hoIss 70, IN behalf OF
NJ Bowen, re,al.ea N refusal 70 Annn leeIamses
Sutens 20 tvkistet' wen on oottlnoA'so Pnynoans
that tho appoans could not rumAn for hoaFs In The
hns Of "bailotstnnera' for M bowen
a. an eArb hour me hns .nd approaohes 20 CIV
hAn sese ehohea y iniporesd Bouealtss' Sno main
l.IEs number iron reslslefina.
0aits an eheitsment oopartea AoSat ~ 2 oaosh IN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

ATTENTION IL directed 20 tho advertisement Of Tall
nadEo Co., Life and Fire agents for thia District, Of
the Maryland Fire Insurance Company" Of Baltimore
style Of neAtness and elegance unsurpassed equalod
by that Of any local insurance once In this oig any
other city THO represent the "ChArtor Oak LAis In
EurAnoe CompAhyn Of Hartford, the "NlAsaEa" firo
Of Nov York, and "Girardn Firs Of PhilAdslphA, -
we'll a. the Maryland" Of baltimore. Thoif once
is we'll worth visit, and uo bospeAk for them veg
liberal share Of the public patronage.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01
SAAHEs n. TT2AYihY."
O. foLLANsBEE,

FoURTH WARD lsRCoND PREgINoT mo.
aes hSsses s,sa VA. n N. sSl,9b r. ss pI a.
sieotion tl 81 hold IN he second precinct fo1rth
VaTd "a MONDAY oh q Jans nsrt, a The oOrnef Of
Hoard o. Aldermsl, and three member Of the Board
Of Common Council At which said Rroolnot tho votes
elT u Wa.hnEtqn, the initial letter o. whose b
frGla n 70 a. Inclusive, will DO received.
Polll opsn Al a NJ, and Gloss At p, m. Jog
ERRDERICK IDDINS,
PALMER A. BRISCOE
.'#.H .. q. MANN,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01
AN now OPENING
Linen and Light WOOlens,
for ordered work.
Ono. Q. HENSIN0,
No. 40 Seventh street N. W.

THE AMERICAN TIA sToRH, CoRNBR or
SEVENTH AND | STREETS, NORTHWEST =
AnSlodr 10 CorrespOndfniS.-Wc have been
asked 30 many times by correspondents where
they could purchase tea, fresh roasted coffee,
and sugar at New York prices. We now
state, for the benefit Of our readers, that the
American Tea Store, corner Of Seventh and
streets, Ia the only place In the city where
goods can be purchased at New York prices.
Mr. Bowling, the proprietor, does nothing
but cash business, which enables him 70
sell for 10 per cent. less than any other estab-
llshment In this city. We recommend our
readers 10 90 there by oil means
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

IsDUOKMEsT 10 Buy Coon sHWIHd MA
CHISE.-Wilcox a Gibbs Sewing Machine,
the most simple and best constructed sewing
machine, will hereafter DO sold on liberal
and hoopsklrt factory, 4O8 Seventh street, be-
tween ID and r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

BUY ToURSTRAw HATS, WnITH SmRrs, uE-
DER CLOTHING and TRUNKS at LEWIS, 020
Seventh street. between / and X.
80 dozen Straw HATS, from is cts. up.
Try our LINEN Bosom SHIRg, Al VI 10.
100 TRUNKS In store and new onns coming
In every week.
Tho FINEST GooDs at rus LowKsr PRICES,
Give LEWIS q call aud SEQ for yourselves.
One price only.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

Iol FoR sUMMRR. - Gents Furnishing
Goods for the million, and cheaper than ever,
Wis Undcrshirts and Drawers, IS so, 90 and
rs cents. White Shirts, 70 and IS eentS, 81
and tl.o5. Asplendld article, all-llnen bosom,
warranted, a. and t2.5O. handkerchief,
already hemmod, IS cents. Good soclIn, throo
pair for % cents Excellent Paper Collars,
cloth-llncd button-holes, 10 conts per box. The
best Paper Cuffs, cents pair, or 80 cents per
dozen; and all other goods ut equally low
prices. Call and convince yourselves. Franc
h GOLDMAN, No. 400 Seventh street, between
d and Z, and Marble Hall, No. COZ Seventh
street, opposite Patent Ohice.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

ENOURTH WARD-f1RST -NoTIOR
Il hereby given that Ia conformity 10 tho proyai1ns
Si b. held n tbq hTnt proonot qf 70 Fourth WeFd
MONDAY, eth 81 June merit Al tho corner Of ], and
Of Aldermen. aud three memboru Of tho Board Of Com
mon osane a -hsh ~ precinct nc vote, q Al vh9
Waahlngton, The initial lsttar Of Vhoso nAmos Is from
A 70 ID, Inolnaiyu, viii be received
r0D' 0''H " :" !" 80 Jh i K botoHTY.
JANIS N. TALLY,
o. FOLLANSBEE,