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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-07-07

WHAT A WOMAN CAN Do.-The Figaro re.
lates the following romantic story: The
Prince OF Schleswig- Holstcin, ON bis return
from scientific voyage which had lasted for
several years, found his library in a state of
great disorder. He asked his steward 10 re-.
commend some one who would re-arrange il.
and the latter replied that the only person he
was acquainted with was young lady who had
acted as companion TO his wife. This young
person, Mdlle. Carmelita Eisenblatt, Is the
daughter OF merchant Mt Calcutta. who was
formerly in wealthy circumstances, but on his
meeting with reverse Of fortune the children
were obliged to earn their own living aud the
young lady in question had even appeared on
the stage. She accepted the proposals made 10
her. and on her entering Upon her duties the
Prince found her so well educated and No In.
telligent that he was quite charmed. and nj last
made her an offer of marriage. The union "a
~ take place in few days, and the bridegroom
has applied to the King of Prussia for permis.
sion I'd lay aside his princely rank and assume
the title Of Count do Boer, 10 that the mar
rage shat not be morganatic one.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-07-07

PEAcTicAL NEGRO EouALIrY.-The Vicks.
burg Miss. Herald Of June 18th, In ito report
Of the proceedings Of the Legislature Ut that
State, contains the followihg:'
A sensation this afternoon In the House OF
Representatives was caused by Senator Nor.
gan esc0rtlng colored school teacher 10 n
seat. aud occupying one beside her for nm hour
or more, then escorting her out, entering a
carriage, and driving OF for IN evening ride.
The Republican members were strainine their
necks about making signi6cant remarks, and
looklug altogether disglsted.' Two ladies', Mrs
Lewis. and Miss Coats, wife and daughter oil
prominent Republicans, Immediately Len the
ball. Three ladies' remained. bur appeared ex.
ceedinglt uncomfortable. go
The Rspublicsn members may have been
'.straluiuk 5lslr neclps J" or strainine at . gnat
Cor ~ tksk bGt they vii swallDw the black
n4ma&1 80 49, 8@s go 1883 #sdss 6Nas -
- - #e So
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

- q. -, -, q. 40,
D. 7. Licking, corner OF MIRA street
ana LGhnsylVahla avenue; ;r,~
l. H. ieller corner OIL oc'ch'h "iiu N
sreets r-,,,,
Is. GlSTk, corner . 0, Four-anu'0'"0''
street anu M street souIn ,--.,
H. ID. bury, corner OIL ih''u S'roo' o'S'
anu Il - st T SOUTH ~ pi.,, ,,-,.,
N ID ferguson, corner y. I ir'' S''ee'
eoSs uuu eiiisy 'u ll SS,-u.
brown y 20" C .,lIli, o sew 1onVh'o'n'n
street anu l ehuSy yam" "'eiu'' u
=, II. - hSuP. q w. 'o'"'' VI 1 o"'-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

b.. HRApq'Ra DEPAErhHHr % DAhofA'l
OPFICg CuIHF CoMMissARN " euusl4rEhoE, I
81, PAW. Mlsg March al s7n
Sealed propesHlI 10 dSGifasssi MI b received
1870 ior iarnishtpg the United states spbsistsnes
Dspartmsnt With good fat Bosf CAItlS, on the
BSloiJ, D. r, TO DO delivered By August l.
!, 0aS hgudTsd AID .yeuIy (l29l head a, FORT Tot.
hiusty go had a. HsT' Stevenson D. IT, to be
Two Hundred AID ten tgiol head At Port sully.
Oae sdrsd aud twenty d aOl head At Fort Ran.
dali % L 6s SSliy vdst * June iso Ia h.
dsliSsT.S BY JAY i $40 Tc AAo'0a' u 10 70 Do
The ssitls must average about one thobsan ard
PHSs ssssS 'Gii ySsis aSa Do ''''
SS q me go gay az 10 M .ISH
XII classes Of Wild satiis Including Texas and
s.i' sSyS SSs9 iVa1f SS'aliSs 20
sSsv soys t7i ytafs oid sd aifaiaa SRSTt Of
900 pounds gress welshi' bulls stays Aad cows
kasS bia sS9ald contain . written guarantee Of
SS! gss' asis % a CONTACT I 70 ord
WITH the terms u his proportion, ami that should
@ Es sSSsRdia sS SSd 'P
they are prsBaTsd q 6ssonS fs sesSqTs.' giving
SEED a7S SSSSIt SoS ag taslaads mus. be
shown by the otasial oeTlheaie q the clerk o. the
PS,Is, Rs5S oSS % 81 GS ' Ss States
BIDS may BE- made si'heE IoT ne ny, whole n ofi"T
siSh PSs1 nS Sssb sRS s 81
Biadsrs sRoSfS be present TO respond to their
The qovsFpnoat gsSryss The right to reject any
and alt bids, Proposals. should he 6udOFHed
distineily ''Pfoposais foT beef Cattle Ina az
dressed 20 thu undeFs'gned.
by athohtY ofha ,Depar tmgnt C0RpgpdeE
Can't aud Q. s.. IIruy. Liout. Col. d. / Chief
q, ), Department. VI Dakota, inhiS6t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
nRoPosALs ZOE FoRAaE.

OyYIcE DEror QuARTERAAsrEE,
CoHygR oy CANP AND Souri, sTEH ~,
Nav URLBANs, LA.S March isI3, -
Sealed proposals. Ia du2lleale, ate lhfitsgu au''
will b. received At this oicG unu! " clock ~
FhIDAY, April 8, 1870, for the delivery OF
Lo1, zoo pounds Of Oats In sSeks'
i,blO,NO pounds VI Hay and
gJD,Oc0 pounds OF Straw, -,
The aatna 10 be Of the best quality, weN Anh Sc
enfpiy sacked and balsd Tor shi ut, aud delN-
cred 90 the ieyce 10 thi, city, at such ppin' vs.
may he designated.
TfGposais viii also be received for the delivery
Of Oats. Ia bulk, without sacks.
Delivery t. cOmmAt CO on the 18th OF April, and
The whole gaantity furnished on or before the 0th
Tho iorase 10 DO weighed by the oaAriermaster,s
Department., SUBJECT to Inspection before accept
anes, aud viii be rejected not " the quality re-
uuirpd, -,
No proposals will be anteriained uuloss the
ability u the bidder to comply With bis proposal
IL Guaranteed by some responsible party, whose
name, Tasidenee aud number Of houss or room
must accompany the bid
The usual rules Of the Department govern In
this Adyer, isemsht,
or all bids
Prnposals To he eudored proposals. for For
aga, aud addressed TO the undsrriEugJ ,,
BY order Of Hray Hig, uea, Ffad Myers Chlet
ouaHermAster, DEPARTMENT Of hoIislns No
Brsyet Lieutenant Colonel anI Assistant ouATtsT-
master, Uuited states army. mhl1u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

Grand Lodge Of +. and A. NJ. of the
District Of Columbia meets in Masonic
Hail. corner ID street north and Ninth
street west, on the first Tuesday in May
and November, and on the 9th Of De.
cenbcr, at Up. IN.
Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of the
District Of Columbia meets in Masonic
Hall, Washington city, on the second
Monday in November and May, at I
o'clock, p. IN.
Columbia II. A. Chapter No. meets
in Central Masonic Hall on the first and
third Wednesdays in each month.
Washington II. A. Chapter No. 2
meets in Central Masonic Hall on the
second and fourth Thursdays in each
month.
Mount Vernon r. A. Chapter No. 3
meets in Central Masonic Hall on the
second and fourth Mondays in each
month.
Eureka r. A. Chapter No. A meets in
Central Masonic Hall on the second aud
fourth Fridays in each month.
La Fayetto r, A. Chapter No 5mocts
la Central Masonic Hall on the first and
third Saturdays in each month.
washington naval Chapter No.
meets In Masonic Hail. hayward, on
the hrst ana third Iuesdays IN each
month;
Washington Commandery No. !, X.
T., meets IN Masonic HAL, corner oil ID
street north anu Nlhlh street west, on
the second and fourth Wednesdays in
each month. and on GOOD Friday -
Columbia Conmandery NO. Z, X: T.,
meets IN Masonic HAL, corner oil
street north anu Ninth street west, on
the second and third Fridays in each
month
Federal Lodge NO. meets IN Cen
trail Masonic Hall every other Tuesday
Columbia Lodge No; D meets IN Cen
trail Masonic Han on the llrst ana third
wednesdays IN each month
Washington naval LodgG No meets
in Masonic Hall, Navy Yard, ON the
hrst Saturday and third Thursday In
each month
Potomac Lodge No. D meets In Ma,
sonic Hall, Georgetown on the first and
third Mondays IN each month
Lebanon Lodge NO. 7 meets IN Cen
trail Masonic Hall on the hrst and third
Fridays IN each month.
New Jerusalem Lodge No. meets in
Central Masonic llall on the second and
fourth Thursdays IN each month
Hiram Lodge NO 10 meets in Ma
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
MUNICIPAL.

Mayor-ONicc, west wing City Hall,
second door. m
Collector-Onlcc, west wing City
Hall, second floor.
Register-Onice, west wing City Hall.
second floor.
Surveyor Office, west wing City Hall,
second floor.
Attorncy-Onicc, City Hall,
Inspector and Superintendent Of Car
riageways, Footways, Sc.-Onicc, City
Hall.
Tax Clcrk-Oficc, west wing City
Hall second floor.
neutrality-suspicious., west wing City
Hall, second floor.
Ward Commissioners Room in the
basement west wing Of the City Hall.
Water Registrar Office, third hoor,
west wing City Hall.
Board Of Health-Once, Four-and-a'
half street west, between Louisiana
avenue and q street north.
Board Of Fire COmmissiOners-Wcst
wing City Hall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

OFFtCE CuIEF CoMMtssARI suBslsTBHcB,
DEPAKTNEHr o. rvs hisHouRi, Z
ST. LOUIS, Mo March 10, 1870,
Sealed proposals, Ia duplicate, Will be teee,y'd
At tbs ntiee Of the Depot lgmmtssAIys ~ f9Tt
LsayenwoIth, kansas, until u m TUbspAN'
April "a, 1870, Tor Furnishing
h0.tu0 pounds hac -, clear Hides.
1000 pounds RIO Coffee, ETueu,
l.n0 pounds bad Bread.
lu,0O pounds Choice fanily flOuT.
Inn,nn1 pounds Double Extra Flour.
100 pounds Extra Family SOAP.
Bids should state the prices Of bre0u IN single
saeksi coffee 10 square double saeksg hard bread
Ia strapped boxes with pattitioui a"ur 10 single
and double aseks, aud sOap In strapped boxes,
The hour must BE- from all wheat FLOUR and
coffee should net hundred pOunds, and
Bacon shout 100 pounds to thu package, The soap
sixty pounds net to the box. All packages sub
jset 10 inspsCtiOn at the time Of delivery. Pro-
posals should state the p'ies a. which the stores
will be furnished 1T the railroad depot In LeaNen-
worth, Kansas, As well a. the prioe at which they
WILDE urnished At Fort Leayenworih, aud the
time oT deltseTy. samp.es must accompany bids.
PIpp0sals should DO inSossd In enyslops., marked
"rTuptsAlH Gf eubsizisnee stOfer, and addressed
% coloueiO D Psurose. C.s sPyri LsSsssPrSrth'
Kansas. N. X. MORGAN
" the dissoaTL mhlT-6t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

The Grand Lodge Of the District Of
Columbia meets in Odd Fellows Hall, OH
Seventh street west, In annual session,
on the second Wednesday in November,
and quarterly on the second Wednesday
in January, April, July and October.
The Grand Encampncnt OF the Dis.
trct Of Columbia meets in Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh street west, on the fourth
Monday in January and July.
Columbia Encampment No. ! meets
second and last Wednesdays Of each
month in Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street west.
Magenenu Encampmcnt No. 4 meets
second and fourth Saturdays In each
month in Odd Fellows Hall, Eighth
street east near the navy yard
Rdgely Encampmcnt No. meets
second and fourth Tuesdays Of each
month in Odd Fellows Hall, corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Nineteenth
street west.
Mount Nebo Encampncnt No G
meets first and third Wednesdays Of
each month in Odd Fellows Hall, Sew.
cnth street west
Central Lodge No. meets every Fri.
day in Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street west
Washington Lodge No. G meets every
Tuesday in Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street west.
Eastern Lodge No. meets every Fri.
day in Potomac Hail. corner Of Mary lund
avenue and Eleventh street west, Island.
Harmony Lodge No Q meets every
Monday in Odd Fellows Hall, Eighth
street east, near the navy.yard.
Columbia Lodge No. 10 meets every
Thursday in Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street west.
Union Lodge No. II meets every
Wednesday in Odd Fellows Hall, Eighth
street east, near the navy.yard.
Friendship Lodge No. ~ meets every
Thursday in Green's Building, Pcnnsyi
yania avenue, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth street west.
Covenant Lodge No. II meets every
Monday in Odd Fellows Hall, Congress,
street, Georgetown.
Beacon Lodge No. 10 meets every
Monday in Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street west.
Metropolis Lodge No. lG meets every
Friday in Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street west.
Excelsior Lodge No. Is meets every
Monday in Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street west.
Mechanics Lodge No. Is meets every
Friday in Odd Fellows Hall, Congress
street, Georgetown.
Oriental Lodge No. 10 meets every
Thursday in Odd Fellows Hall Seventh
street west.
Ladies' Rebccca Degree, Union Relic
Association No. / meets on the first ant
third Tuesdays in each month at Ode
Fellows Hall, Eighth street cast, nca
the n rvy-yard.
No. 2 meets at Odd Fellows Hall, Sew
enth street west, on first and third Tues
day afternoons Of each month.
No. 3 meets ut Potomac Hall, Corne
Eleventh street west and Maryland ave
nue., Island, on second and fourth Tues
days Of each month.
The Library Association hold quar-
tcrly meetings on the second 1'uesda,
in January, April, July and October, il
the Library room, Odd Fellows Hall
Seventh street west.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

OFTICE CHlEF QUARrREHAsrER,
lEEEERa0NytLLE, lND,, March y, $50 =
7Aled proposals, 10 duplicate, vii be received
a. this eihus undl TUESDAY, April 8, 1870, at u
o'clock m for furnishing ut this doptt ave thou
sand sets elmmon or A Tent Poles
The poles TO be Manufactured from the best clear
tpeelhoatiOnsl
Ridge ssst 10 Inches lopE, az laehoH wide
lnehez thiskt bands 90 each end = 10 eheH wide,
cured BY screws inch lonEIb inch hole
from each end,
Upright feet ituchos long, 2 inches thick bands
on upper end IN inches wide, secured by 2seTVwH
Inch lonEg spindlas y inch iron, to probe tout
w inches, and Inserted luchos In upright. Banda
aud spiudies to be galvanized.
Delivery to oJm ulenes within hfteen daN from
data Of award, and to continue At tho rate OF not
los thah 900 sets por week until all ArddsliVeTed
The HEhJ 20 TeiTct any aud all lids L. reserved.
Proposals to be addressed To the uudcIHigned,
and iad9Tsed Proposals. Tor Teut Poles.
BY order OF the QdaTtcrmasler uensIal, United
States army, J, A. POTTER,
mhs.6 II Brew. Brig. den. 4 tepot q N.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE.
Officers.

J. NJ. Edmunds, postmaster.
Lewis Porter, assistant postmaster
and cashier.
Lambert Tree, chief clerk.
Nathan II. Barrett, assistant chief
clerk.
William T. Turpin, superintendent
post Office,
George II. Plant, jr., chief asserting
clerk for city delivery.
Simon IL. Merrill, superintendent
IuOney-order department.
$. Il. Kilby, clerk o. registry depart
inent.
James f. Bell, superintendent Of let
ter carriers.
Richard Lay, chief of mailing depart
lnent.
James H. McPhail, special agent.
Entrance to money.Order and registry
departments, from f street door east
Of delivery.
Entrance to postinastcr's, chief clerks,
carriers, and cashiers rooms door west
Of delivery.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
CHURCHES IN ALEXANDRIA.

St. Pauls church, Episcopal, Rev. S.
w. Norton.
Grace church, Episcopal, Rev. d. F.
Sprigg.
Baptist church, Rev. G. @. Biting.
Catholic church, Rev. p. Erocs.
First Presbyterian, Rev. g. G. Camp
bell, OF Indiana.
Second Presbyterian, Rev. J. 7. Left
wich,
Methodist Episcopal, Rev T. II.
lIaines.
Methodist Episcopal South, Rev. Mr..
Iough.
Methodist Protestant, Rev. Il. +.
Benson.
Christ church, Episcopal, Rev. Dr.
MCKim.
Baptist church, told School,) Elder
Francis.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

(mESAPEAKE OHIO RAlLRoADs
GA aud after the 18th Of Juue, $50 the NAL
TfaiH will Tuu daily tween Richmond and
While Sulphur Springs. Leave Richmond ats =.
m sud Afhys at = hite sulp ur Springs at $50 p,
m. Leave White Sulphur spTingsa at Ia. m. and
arrive 1t Richmond 80 y, m.
Accommodation T. ain between Charlottesville
aud Richmond on Mondays, wednesdaya and
saturdays Leave Charlottesville at =. NJ, aud
arrive at Riehmond at 0 as a. N. Leave Richmond
At $50 p. m, aud arrive at Charlottesville at
gp m. ... ..H.... ..
The Mail TTaiA connects At 0Ordonayille aud
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, Alexandria
aud Manassas railroads Tor alexandria, WashinE-
tou, Philadelphia, New York, Ly nohburE, Knox
willie, ChauanopEA, Memphis, New Orleans, Mont
KomeTy, Mobile sc, T. At btauuton with stage
Coaches for Meyers Cave, HATfiaOuhuTE and
Augusta sprnHsi At Goshen with Stages for Lex
inFton, Natnfal BridEe, RsekbrldEe Alum springs,
Gold SulIhur Springs aud RpCkbTidge Bathsi at
hillsborO' with Stages for Bath Alum aud Warm
SprinEsi at COylnEtOn with Stages for Hot and
Hs,libg springai az Alleghany with STAGES for
Old Sweet aud Red Sweet springs, aud At white
Sulphur Syringe with Stages for sAlt Sulphur
Springs, Lewisburg, Charleston, Se, -.
JAMES '. NErHRRLAND.
aud General Ticket Agent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

Phelps, Darwin, Pa, Klrkwood House
Plat, James H., Va, els Il street
Poland, l.. p, W, No. street north ,..
Porter, Charles II, Va, 6l7 LouislanAsVenuo'
Potter, ClArksou NJ n. X 2Sqo ! street
Prossef, VIM. F. Tenn, pI3 M stree;
Randall, samuel j., Penn, i2l lnEle PlAee.
Reeyes, HenTy a, n. Y, National Hotel
Rice, John Nj, Ky, 1913 y street -.
RoFsrs, 4. A. o., Ark, SO ThITteenth At.
Hoots, Logan H., Ark, lO2 Sixth st.
Sanford, stephen, N, Y, Arlington House
s ssTSsf Rsiis1u A. W Sn GiS FOURTH
Sohenck, n. cos, T.. cor, ltth 81. 4 Mass. ave
Schumacher, John O., N. Y, Arlington House
sSsfer, J. H., Idaho, Isl Tenth 1t.
shAnks, ]. Y. o., Ind, 81 North A street
sheldon, Lionel A; la, lS2S M a..
shsrrod, WIN. o., Ala, l2i6 y st go
smith, John A. ohio, ESeii! House.
smith, W. y, Tenn, COZ II At.
smith, W. o., ", l0ll LIST,
Smyth, VIM, Iowa, 426 Third ~.
sphinx, s. L., Dakota, p0s st.
staTkweathsF, II, H., Oonn,, Ienness House
SieyenR A r., ", H., l27b 81.
Sieyenson, job T., Ohio, No. Madison Place
s,s. JShn n Penn Penn m sIS sitPth T. HOTEL
stone, b., Nd, Union Hotel, taeorpSstown)
| stouHhton, W. L., Mich, 81, lanes Hotel
| SNAdef, Peter W. bhlOt bAl lHHL ~
| Strickland, Randolph, Mich, Oh Y street.
/ Strong, ]. L., Conn, Jenneaa House
| swami, Thomas, Nd, 4OJ 18th street.
! Sweeney, VIM. n, KY, 4 North street
| Taae, John, Neb., corner u and Sd streets.
! Tanner, Adolphus H., N, Y, Seaton House.
| TinmAn, Lewis, Tenn, 22S Duddington Place.
| Townsend, Washington, Pa, 1922 street.
! TTimbie, Lawrence s., KY, 1913 4 street
! Twiohell, Ginety, Mass, 2lg ~ street.
| Tyner, Jamea N Ind, $40 Indiana avenue
| Epson, VIM, H., Ohio, 500 18th street,
| Wan Auken, Daniel NJ, Pa, 1871 q street.
| Wan Horn, Robt, T., Mo, COS 18th street,
| Wan Trump, p, Ohio, us Tenth street.
| Van wyck, q, H., N. Y, Bio 18th street.
| VOORHEES,, ID. w, Ind, as Missouri avenue
Ward, Hamilton, N. Y, $40 Carroll Row
wAshbufn, q, o., wis, Arlington House.
wAshburn, VIM. ~, Mass.t hi l2th street
Welker, Martin, Ohio, B35 | street.
Wells, Erastus, Mo, al Missouti avenue
Wheeler, WIN. A., N. y, sos 18th stIeeL
Wilkinson, Morton e., MINI, Us 18Th street.
willard, q. w, VI, North A street.
williams, VIM, Ind, 50 North street.
wilson, n. NJ, MINI, avs Indiana avenue.
Wilson, John r., Ohio, SIS North y street
winAnG, James T., Ohio, 1910 q street,
| winchester, Boyd, Ny, as Missouri avenue
wItcher, Y. T., West VA lla DatTeet'
Wood, ", N. Y, 4Ol cor 18th aud streets
woodward, q. w., Pa, $50 N. j. avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

Especial attention is called TO the free
delivery system. This Office has an eff.
cient corps Of carriers, upon whom the
public can rely for the safety and dis.
patch of delivery. Business men in par.
ticular will find il greatly to their ad.
vantage to use this mode of receiving
their mail.
Persons changing their residence will
please notify this Office. Such notifCa-
ton will insure the prompt delivery Of
all mail to the proper address. Stran-
gers upon arriving in the city should
leave their address at the post Office.
The carriers deliveries are made at Z,
$50, aud | | n. IN, and and o'clock,
p. IN in the business districts; and at
$50 u IN. and 2 p. IN. in the outside
districts. The collections are made at
each delivery. A special collection is
made for the q. IN. and o'clock p. IN.
northern mail.
The carriers arc retarded in the de-
livery of the carly mail by business
houses not being open, the people not
up, &c. This can be remedied by bust
ness houses and others providing them
selves some reliable box for the rccep-
ton Of mail from the carriers. A spcci-
men box can be seen at this office.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

Franklin Lodge No. 2 meets in Odd
Fellows Hall, Eighth street east, Navy
Yard, every Monday night.
Mount Vernon Lodge No. ; meets in
Intclligencer building, corner Of Seventh
street west and d street north, every
Wednesday night.
Liberty Lodge No meets in rs
puta Hall, Eighth street east, every Fri.
day night. ...
Webster Lodge No meets in Intel.
ligGncer building, CO -ncr OF Seventh
street west and II street north, every
Thursday night,
Friendship Lodge No. & meets in Po-
tOmaC Hall, corner Eleventh street west
and Maryland avenue, Island, every
Monday night.
Decatur Lodge No. . meetsin Society
Hall, corner High and Prospect streets,
Georgetown, every "Wednesday night.
Syracusian's Lodge No. 10 meets in
Intclligcnccr building every Friday eve.
ming.
Calanthc Lodge No. IL meets in Iu-
telligcnccr building, corner Of Seventh
street west and ID street north, every
Monday night.
lIcrmoino Lodge No. ~ meets in Odd
Fellows Hall, Congress street, George
town, every Tuesday evening.
namon Lodge No. ID meets in Seneca
Hall, corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Twentieth street, every Tuesday
evening.
Excelsior Lodge No. IA meets every
Monday evening in Intelligcnccr build
ing, corner Seventh and ID streets
Germauia Lodge No. 10 meets in
Druid's Hall, ID street north, between
Sixth and Seventh streets west, every
Friday evening. .....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

Select Committee on the Roorganiza.
ton of the Civil Service Of tho Govern.
ment-At call.
Select Committee on the Ninth Cen.
sus-At call.
Select Committee on the Census Of the
Reduction Of American Tonnage-At
call
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

Tuscarora Tribe No. 5 meets in Odd
Fellows Hall, near the Navy Yard,
every Thursday night,
Usage Tribe No. meets in Onon-
daga Hall every Monday night,
Logan Tribe No. meets in Society
Hall, corner of High and Prospect
streets, Georgetown, every Thursday
night.
OnondagO Tribe No. 10 meets in Bars
Hall, corner Of Ninth street west and ID
street north, every Friday night.
Seneca Tribe No, ii meets in StOtts
Hall, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Twentieth street west, every Mon
day evening,
Black Hawk Tribe No. II meets in
Good Shepherd Hall every Thursday
night.
The Great Council of District Of Co
lumbia meets, in quarterly session, in
Onoudaga Hall on the second Friday of
January, April, July and October and,
annual session, on the second Friday Of
July. James Il. Dement,, Great Chief
Of Records; residence, AZ n street south,
near South Capitol street. ..
brotherhood of the UnIOn.
Capitol Circle No. meets every Tues
day evening at Odd Fellows Hall, near
the navy yard.
Potomac Circle No. 2 meets every
Wednesday evening in Druids' Hall, b
street north, between Sixth and Seventh
streets west. .... ..
Washington Circle No 3 meets every
Friday evening in Odd Fellows Hall,
near the navy yard.
Franklin Circle No. 4 meets every a.
ternate Tuesday evening in Green's Hall,
Pennsylvania avenue, near Seventeenth
street west, ...T
jefferson Circle No. meets every
Monday evening in Good Fellows Hall,
Seventh street west, between D street
north and Louisiana ayenue,
Mount Vernon Circle No. G meets
every Thursday evening in Good Eel
lows Hall, Seventh street west, be-
tween d street north and Louisiana
avenue.
Charity Home Communion No. |
meets every Wednesday evening in odd
Fcll0ws's llall, near the navy yard.
Mount Vernon Home Communion
meets every Friday evening in Good
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Fellows Hall, Seventh street west, be.
tween ID street north and Louisiana
avenue;
The Grand Circle Of the District Of
Columbia meets on the second Wcdncs.
DAYS in March and September.