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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-04-19

ed was one amcndatory of the Homestead
act in favor ofhonorably discharged SOL
dicrs.
In the Senate. Wednesday bills were
introduced for II reorganization of the
Naval Medical department, and for the
relief of those made widows and orphans
by the loss of the Oneida. The resolut-
ion providing for Joint Special Com
mittee on Indian affairs was finally dis.
posed of, being adopted by n vote of 29
to 2S. after the adoption of an amend.
ment providing that Il majority of the
members chosen from Zach House should
be necessary to constitute IL majority Of
the Committee. In the matter of the
contested Florida election case the Judici.
airy Commttc reported in favor of Sena.
tor Gilbert, now representing the State
The Georgia debate was continued, but
the questions involved not decided.
In the House the important business
transacted was the disposal of three con.
tested election cases. From the Sixth
District of North Carolina Mr.. Shober
was admitted to the seat without prejudice
to the rights of Mr.. Boyden to contest
his claims, and he was sworn in. In the
Louisiana case, Hunt against Sheldon, the
majority report, declaring the latter en-
titled to the seat, was adopted by party
vote, Mr.. Bingham alone voting with the
minority. In the Pennsylvania case, Tay.
lor against Reading, the House, by an
other party vote, concurred in the major
ity report that Mr.. Taylor should take
the seat of Mr.. Reading, the sitting mem
Der, and he was accordingly sworn it.
In the Senate Friday the Census bill
as amended by the Senate Committee wa
passed 1t limits the time for making
returns of population and mortality, ant
increases the pay Of Marshals. Variou
petitions and memorials were presented
A bill was introduced to authorize tn
city authorities of Washington to sub
scribe 100000 to the stock of the Bal
timore and Potomac Railway. Mr.. Sum
ner introduced bill to reduce postag
rates, which he said he should move as
substitute for the bill abolishing tn
franking privilege. The bill reduces tn
postage on half.ounce letter to one cent
and substitutes for the franking privileg
stamped envelopes. A rule adopted b
the Naval Committee was read, whic
provides that no application for the re
storaton of retired naval officer to tn
active list, or for n change of grade
should be considered by Congress unles
recommended by the Executive. A Ion
debate again ensued upon Georgia bill
which continued until 6 o'clock.
In the House, with the exception G
disposing of the Deficiency bill, but littl
business was transacted The bill fixe
the appropriation for the Post-office i
New York city at sl,000,000 The re
mainder Of the session was devoted to tn
business of the District. A number c
bills were disposed of, among them tn
Senate bill Incorporating n founding ho'
pital at Washington, was amended an
passed.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-04-19

The costs of the trial at Tours are to
be paid by Prince Pierre. They include
10000 francs as compensation to the
family Of Victor Noir. In addition to
this the Prince bestows 10000 francs on
the poor of the city of Tours. The pen
atty of the homicide has been, therefore,
a loss on the whole of 10000 francs, OF
$4,000, plus years Punishment.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-04-19

a.. We are indebted to f. s. Dana,
Esq, for the full text Of the Anti Polyg-
amy bill, passed by the House some time
ago and reported lavorably by the Senate
Territorial Committee, though with some
amendments, on the 18th inst. Officers
of the Mormon church are not only pro-
hibited from solemnizing marriages, but
it is made misdemeanor for them to do
SO, punishable with fine and imprisonment.
Marriages in violation of the terms Of the
bill are declared inccstuous and void, and
all persons aiding or consenting to them,
are to be punished for misdemeanor
Spiritual marriages, sealing, conservation
and other devices are prohibited, and so.
called spiritual wives may sue and recov.
er payment for labor. The Mormons re.
ceived this complimentary attention from
the National Congress with alarm, and or
Tuesday remonstrance from Salt Lake
city found its way into the Senate wher,
it was read The country will observe
whether there is any Anching in reference
to this question.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-04-19

"a The Rhode Island election was a
triumph for the Republicans Mr.. Padel-
ford was elected Governor, by 1916 ma
jority. The Senate stands % Republic
cans to s Democrats and l citizens In
the House 80 Republicans, IA Democrats
and 4 districts, no choice. Senator An
thony will undoubtedly receive re-clcc-
ton to the United States Senate.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-04-19

xS- The Mormon memorial to Con.
gress against the proposed legislation on
polygamy is curious one. They assert
that they have reclaimed the desert waste,
cultivated it, subdued the Indians, made
roads, built cities, towns and settlements,
established government, encouraged edu-
cation, and founded new state. Then
they declare We, the people who have
done this, are believers in the principle of
plural marriage or polygamy, not simply
as an elevating social relationship and a
preventive of many terrible evils which
afflict our race, but as n principle reveal
ed by God, underlying our every hope Of
eternal salvation and happiness in heaven.
The memorial concludes by appealing
TO Congress in the name of humanity tc
send a commission of inquiry to the Ter
ritory before legislating.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-04-19
The &ssister.
MIDDIGfBURY. W.
TUESDAY. APRIL 10. 1870.

"a The latest revised iootings of the
Connecticut election give tho total vote
at Soaps, and Englshs majority s32
The Senate stands / Republicans to 10
Democrats. The House has Republi-
can majority of ID. Such victory is
not one to be boosted of very much by
either party
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-04-19

"TnEIR NAME Is LEGIoS," may DO applied
TO those who die annually Of Consumption al
though science has of late years senstbly di-
minished their number. 1t is gratifying TO
know that the general use of "Dr. Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry F" Is largely instrument
tai In attaining this end,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-04-19

Oppression after eating, headache, nervous
debility, are the effects OF Indigestion. one,
or two at most OF Parsons PurgniiVc Pills
Will give immediate relief
"Johnson's Anodyne Liniment' mny he
administered TO children with perfect success,
In cases OF Group, whooping cough, influenza,
and almost amy Of tho diseases "a which they
arc liable.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-04-19

Renne's Pain- Killing Magic oil Is used by a
number of the families In our town. aud they
speak well of 1t as n remedy for curing most
painful complaints II is the cleaucst aud
large Sire bottles are cheapest to proportion
10 10 the price
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-04-19

Thirty years ago key Of butter was
let down into Pennsylvania we'll to cool.
1t was taken out recently and found
sweet.
In the city Of ASCENSION Paraguay
there are three women to every man
in the country places there are fifty wom'
en- to the man What a field for Brig
ham Young
The Griffin (Ga.) Star says of that
State She was among the first to g
out of the Union, so she is the last to gel
back. Hurrah for old Georgia the only
surviving member of the Southern Con
federacy"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
pRoPosAIs EoR ANTHRACITE GOAL FOR
i THE Navy; nr,,v,r,
BUnElU - KQggamII NJ 4 R {. n IEJ5

BUHEAU ~ K9gHhullf Aap Rs - n IE5s'
,Masl,seEos a NIX ~ M Nv Goal for
hS NI 70 asivessd da5nf ths eseal rear ending
June %. s1, gl Be reosissd al this bureaa until 10
fiisss psopo.sl. must 30 indOE.od Proposal, for
he ofiss mus, 30 Tor he delivery OF 1000 tons, of
Rs eoai must ~ q the best Back Mountain OF Black
Heath, q Kind equal 10 them In all reapeotA which
Ss s q ,e S41 ~ ~, ssATa sRPSn y y
bid Ths name d tho coal pTppossd 70 81 furnished
must b stated 10 the oher II u 20 DO delivered In
nmpa Of suitable sEe foe naval steAmer clean Of uni
iom quality selocted reo fHm impuritle.. unmlIed.
Of which the oonttagtor Win be required 70 furnish
such evidence will be satisfactory, and be subject 70
mith Inspection 70 quality and quantity, the Blu
Tcau mAy direct Tho GOAL must In Al roapooa be sat
sfaato 70 tho ilspsoaOrs who viii have NE right Of
me pTios must b Tor coal dslysrOd At Tho PhIadsl
phiA niVyAId LsAaae Island, and placed IN earta
provided hy IL CO.. aTn1nout on tho nayygard wharf
~ Cd bQArd q Vtads 81 sech ponta Within ~ miles Of
ne ~ -. nh.y5.sd e nay =. x ,nS
ID and eIpSnSS "a ui6at any oItFa charge q aBy
PFopo..is win likewise b received for tho delivery Of
400 tons q s aAWs ga.ly q coal 70 % delyeFYd q
Ss S hsss q !. FhsdoPhs under he saas
Any dsaprssge or other shAsso. TO which tho Bufsa
Eel e 8 ss & ss = N & Ssdu sSS' u S
in oss a failure 10 deliver the coal In proper quan
uty mot enocodng 30 innn par dayl % proper quality
And At the proper um9 And p4se The bureau resorISe
snd gSPsnhs that which mag seem necessary TO sapplV
aiaSi lo9%; Of ol.r, raaranlss, A., win DO fur
nishsd On appllca,i0n 70 Ne bareau. myiisi"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

.,
-. I 1850 ~. hA 49, - IN, ~. "a
i iioNAL inAAiNA io-t'iohi'-,io-nisn' "i'
sunny ""'oNe' young sen''eii'an VINO Is
s,iu 70 posseSS n'neh merit US IN acu'' ana
.ioOu'ohiSr WIN present ms oi"iln LOT ','o
favor Oh our 'iuLens' Mhne 'Iie SGloc'loh nc
il's liau0 = one u 'ho must wing ~ ,ne
ransc ol Slsna,le n'el"'u,0nhsie,y, ThSss-
kIs.I....- -, 49, ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

performed IN admirable style, Mr.. Davenport
eyincIng even more Of his sprightly manner
In the determined lover lieutenant Ruy
Comes, while the part Of the Dutohoss, by
Miss Ince, was taken In the well-known,
tasteful, artistic style which always charac-
tcrizcs that lady's performances, Her APP
pcaranco was cordially greeted by the au-
dlcncc, among whom were many Of her
admirers as an actress and gcntlewomau.
Miss saville made pleasant little monarch
as Charles II Of Spain. She rarely appeared
to more advantage.
Mr., DavcnpOrt's speech was a mlrth-pro-
vokmg feature, and Mr.. Mordaunts reclta-
ton Of "sheridans Ride" was warmly ap-
plauded. The afterpiece, 1.-THE Fireman."
gave much satisfaction.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
Fourth Ward woT5IPG~oH'" Republican

Last night a meeting Of this club was held at the
corner Of II stroot and New Jersey avonue The pros
Henry Barton secretary.
A COMMITTEES Of five appointed TO make arrange,
msnts for the holding Of the primary election
Wednesday merit
A. n. Williams, es1., vas introduced, who made a
powerful address In behalf Of the claims Of Mr., Emey
tnr the mAyoTAty and hoped that thOso who advocate
the principle OF reform vii rally around the banner OF
Etnep, and support him whom eleoted by the ehoainE
81 good and true men To represent the ward IN the
Ooqnoilh hT. W. briefly reoapltulAtod the political
actions Of Bowen, and hoped he would bo buried doop
In the Graye Of political ohaeunity,
". ID, Barrett esqp made few remarks, during
which be was ApplAnded b. tho meeting, especially
thew q, EmerJ throaghout he bhsheus career In our
Inidal ne truly the fhand u the lAb0rinE man,
and whom elected all elAsaoa Of our czenA could look
~ 10 hlm With confidence io advised hia hearers 1
1 forth and yor work, work fr0m nov until tic elee
ton 70 Gust r. hOwon, who, he said had deceived tho
Atsr Sots of thanks 20 Moasfs Williams aud Bar.
raii, and lpsg ohosri for Mathew o. Bmog, the
apo cling Adjourned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

Dtsfsioi aT 0,irnlBla, WashisQioH Q1aatg, 10 Wits
in the case Of WiliIAM VAN MARTkn, admlnistTa-
tor u POLY Castle doaoaHod The administrator n0re-
saldhsa vii ths Appreciation q the Orphans Ooart
of ~Waaalngtan o5Inly aforesaid. appointed BATUR-
lsmSqt and diatItbu.ioq Of uhe personal estate o.
IA dSoaanad and VI The asaela Ia hand - far a.
hesams have bean collected AID turned into moneys
vhsn and vherq All tho ofedl torn and heirs Of sAid de-
oaaaad notified IN attend, with their claims prop
aIiY Vpu1hod, q thoy may otherwise b. Law ~ ol'
duded FUN hl benefit IN said deoSaaedb salato pro.
vded copy o. this order DO Inbliaed onod week itT
thloe yp.ks In tie NATIONAL REPunfIqAH PIeyouato
The aid day. Tcatl ..I. Il A. WHhhTER,
myi6M0N ReglSlSI dfWilG
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

DisTit Of COlssl5ia. WIsl LpgioH COuHiB % adj
In tho case Of MARY n BLiHs, oEecutriK Of Dwight
~ Bliss, deceased, the o1eoutrlH aioresAd has With
tho approbation Of tho OrphAns OOuH q WashinG.
Hlh day u June A. ID. 100, Tor the hnl settleinsnt
and dstbuton q tho pSlon estate q said doeeased
eonocted and turned Into money When aud where al
the creditors and heirs Of said Deceased are nohed 70
attand With Their claims properly vouqhed, hoy may
ohorviae BY law be excluded from AZ benefit Y satd
eoeoaaodh eatAto provided copy OF th order pab.
lAhod once . week Tor thToo weeks IN ne NATIONAL
hEPVnIIcAN proyiaua 70 The sid dsy Test
mylBM8Ws "A. WEBSTER, Register OF villa.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

Preparations for the Primary Election.
The Second ward Emery club met last night al linton
hall, Fourteenth street. the principal business being
to make preparations Tor tho primary election to be
held on Wednesday, June l. from .. IN. 10 3 .. m.
There was very large meeting, tho hall ciiE filled
to overhowing. David Fisher tpTcsidcnD was In the
chair, and $. T. Grown, secretary.
Mr.. ClephAne, from the executive COMMITTEES. 70
ported tho following judges of election; A. @. Hall
J. NJ Brown, O. Jones, h Catcher and Casper Keller
with power 10 IN vacancies The report was adopted
The executive committee also suggested tho appoint.
Isnt q Shasnsgs snd yifsnsc eomnlttse % con
After the election, and Whqss du Il should be 70 az
tend 70 tho rosistration. and that Bowen mon
appointment ~ ho following parsons 70 Saasiiiats that
fsssg b9d a2 2y EcaS1 s:. ~ HgSs sI. fs sS
Julius Wallace James Herbert, Thomas Eooio, q. u.
bus Him. w@. II ba;Is, frlRsis Bashisf. h, f franz
kelley lsAah stewart j. +. Hilton, Colonel 5. W.
Ihe Ieoommendaiiqn 9f TIC eIesatI,0 committee,
with the names submiltod were adapted;
anne. b elected y ~ slub q " voted Alder
tieist 70 be made Gp q those TSeSiSa tRo 6lshSsi
number Of votes for each once,
names to b voted from Tor CouNo instead q SIX
os@ S%a rsPS.ns and 1T1 g. Han iST Ras "a S,
w Gf9s sSsi s tqTng n9nnaS5s veso made
y. ksl-s,s Jshn = Pagls{: Willlnm Ruthsrf9rd'
lot Khbourn. On motion he meeting adjourned
hEDicAi--A large number OF medical EentlomAn
met TUESDAY evening At the hall corner Of Tenth and
stroots foe the purpose Of Insulating tho Academy
Of Medicine Of the District Of Columbia The con
stt,tion s,d h., is,,, zero 90 snd ,drt,d 80 ~.
s,, -e.i ~. - ~ ~ 49, - au'E'eu, 80 ~
mlio"ihs hAhou kehuemeh wore oieetoa omeorp TOT
The ensuing year, ylE' ffesld9nt flndoaIdo Howard,
A. ID. Fitst Vice Presdsut, j. q. r. HOlstOn, A. u. /;
Treasurer, r. b. Hood NJ D. Recording Secretary,
p n Kssas NJ ID CarresnandIng sacsstsrr A r
~. @ ~, a T.
The meeting very harmonious aud eyinecd
desire on the part Of many Of tho most prominent ply
deians In tho District to form such society as shall
promote profitable social intercourse among It's
beru ald encourage the discussion Of questions Of mu
sisI -, l ~ ' "'"''''
te'''"nA oonu"''r1e-.
hio AND CHfSA.-It has long been the puzzle with
inventors TO construct machine for roasting coffee
that the aroma Of tic coffee might DO retained and
the same time not burn IL such a machine hss Al
y, s' ~. ~, Sno
b""hhs. p"'h'i ~ n'''nti anu '''"ut n w W.
seasor Tue coffee roasted ~ TINS machine "a truly
delicious and would advise all oyors Of good coffee
a. we'll As tsAs sugars 4a to patronlHs tho Amerio an
sT,s store. corner Seycnth and ,treets
.-.s A., = 60. - -,
IHE AAEnlcAN TIA srolE; COUSIN oF sENENIn
by tho propretor, tnsurinE It's absolute purity and
freshness which he guarantees. The proprietor IL
roasting all his coffee on new principle which ren.
derH Il paTtsulnrly pure ali noidity being removed by
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

RED CLouD. the Sioux chief, Is Expected
here next week. Spotted Tail WIN use hls in
nucnce TO persuade Red Cloud to remain at
peace with the Government. The Indian
visitors last evening called upon Gen. sher-
man, at his residence, on street. and were
Hospitality entertained.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

sEcEETAEr BELKNAr has directed the board
o medical officers, recently designated, to
meet at once At the United States military
academy West Point, TO examine the physical
qualifications Of the graduating class and the
candidates for admission into the academy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

PossrBLEYrsIT OF RsNARoK, M. Bismarck
has written letter to a distinguished gentle
man in this city that his physicians recon-
mend rest and a sea voyage. He says that he
thinks Of visiting the United States, and adds,
:" But can find rest therclr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

HEALTn or THE PREsDENT.-Tho Presl-
dent was somewhat better yesterday, and re-
maincd In his office n short time. The only
persons who had interviews were Secretaries
Boutwell, and Belknsp Attorney General
Hoar and Postmaster General Cresswell
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

CHASGE OF COMMANDER AT THE WASH
IS0TpS AEsESAL--A special order Just lsia a
from the War Department relieves Brevet
Brgadier General y. ID. Calender from the
command Of the arsenal At st. Louis, No.,
and directs him 10 take command Of tho Uni
ted States arsenal In tins city relieving Brevet
Major J. X. Edie, who has been In command
here since General Ramsey was relieved In
February last, under the act Of Congress
prohibiting officers on the retired list being
assigned To duty.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

THE MAYoRALTT QUEsTIoS.-ThOse Re
publicans who advocate the election Of Mat
thew g. Emery as mayor, are out tonight
with banners, torches tranEparenoics and
music. Their meeting In front of tho City
Hall Is q success, and the present indications
arc that they viii defeat Bowen and his fac
tlon at the coming election Wdsh. Cor.
Boston Journal oath,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

ESoLIsH oPERA.-The sale Of tickets for
the season Of English opera, which IL to com
mcncc on Monday night hegn yesterday
morning, and we are informed that large
number Of seats arc already engaged. Miss
Rlchings and her admirable company have
hosts OF friends In this city and We sincerely
trust that the coming-cngageme may prove
Tnnat ztIeepeafnI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

DECORATION DAY.-The President and
Heads Of Departments are expected 10 be
present at Arlington ON Monday merit The
Departments win be closed Yesterday Sec
Rotary Boutwell, directed that the custon-
houses at Baltimore and PhilRdelphia be
closed at noon on Monday, the Sb,h inst, in
order that the employees may ASH, In the
decoration Of soldicrt graves. Other custom
houses win be closed u the request he made
TO do so,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

TITS PREsIDENT yesterday nominated WIN.
II. Plat to be second assistant engineer In
the navy, and A, J. Larkin to be United
States marshal for the Northern district Of
Alabama
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

SUPERVISOR PREsDREr, Of Virginia, reports
the receipts from tobacco for the ten months
ending April 30 at ts,9s7, OS3l1. For the
same period last year they were only si,OI3, =
4T3.QS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

ADM1RAL FARRAaUr has been invited to
deliver thoR diplomas to the graduating class
al the Naval Academy In June.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

VIZ ARE authorized to state that The Tues
day afternoon receptions Of Mn. Grant are
discontinued.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
RACTS ND lMPRESSIONS IN THE ClTE

THE INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS ycstcr-
day were e5s9, 17O.20.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
7 %sfsSSs EF1TTsT1TENF OFFICE!

" WARRINGTON, ID. o. May II, 1870,
On the pot1tinn Of MARY u OBDonlf, OF Louisville,
prtsE tor ne oItention q A patent granted % thS
and reiasued In two divisions numbered reapeotyey,
A tolloNs Number l5 the 18th day o. Nay, ledb,
Pnd number 2 on the 18th day Of June, 1861, Tor
Inproyeinsnt 10 Machines for PRESSING Bonnets,
i ordered that he testimony in this case be closed
on tho l8h day o. July netti that the time for hllnE
arAupents and The EIAminss report be limited % the
on tho ID day Of August next
AM person may oppose thla extension. -
. NT :. w SAMUEL b. FISHER,
my1lS8W Commissioner of Patents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

Co.. : - - -,
SrAiiSti's VI hAroRis AND iArohrs'-
a syhopSis OF moh,ny report NO. o bureau
OF shtisucs Is now IN press, giving inc value
oil the imports ana re-eNports IN specie ana
those oil the domestic exports In mixed cur
reney'
FOR inc month ending February - lS'O'
TIC imports were fSo'Sh'SS5' domestic exports
sp,vO''oos ana ro-okpor's sS,ZOO,o'S' fro-
portion shipped IN american vessels ana ior-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

INDICTMENT TO Buy Coon SEWING MA
oHINE.-Wlleox q Gibbs Sewing Machine,
the most simple and best constructed sewing
machine, will hereafter be sold on liberal
terms. Inquire ut the agency, Baum's corset
and hoopsldrt factory, 4O8 Seventh street. bo-
tween ID md r..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

TuE WAsnRaroE Cry sAvINas BANK
lcUrner Seventh street and Luialana avenue.
s open from $3.50 10 1850 every Saturday eve
ming, In addition 10 lts regular banking house
1t payS Interest on depositf,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

UNHE PARIIAA sKwTF0 MAoHJNE- BEsT
II ever oasrea DE pgblc.-1he fIltsf PREMIUM
fAlr Just held a New Orleans,
CAL "a ssSik y The AGERoY, ~ Q ' s.rssS OF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

The standard reputation attained By this univalled
and iniabls Yeast Powder during twelve years past
due 70 ita perfect purity. heal hfulness and economy.
Put up in tins, aetuA wolEht represented. and viii
hoop for years. .........
The aaAntiv required Tor uAe Il from ono fourth 70
ono half ieas than other DAklng PowderA
Sid by Krocon throughout the United States
DOOI.RY a. RROTIIER,
MANUFACTURERS AND PRoPRnToRs.
mhl2eoam 90 New street New York
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

THK lARaEsT AND BEST SELECTION of Neck
Ties, Bows and Scarfs for the summer season,
lust received at FRANc & GoLDMAH's Popular
Gents Furnishing Goods Store, No. 400 Sew
Cnth street. between ID and i, and Marble
Hall, No. 0O7 Seventh street. opposite Patent
Dfiiee.