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J. N. FLURscHuTz,
No. 20 ssuth @ street, virEinia. New.
CANDY MANUFACTURER

T AM NOW READY TO FILL ORDERS FOR
i All kinds Of Cakes, Pyramids, Candies, Candy
TOYS. ETC., wholesale and retail. My stock OF
Confectionery. Candies, Plain and Ornamental
and made from the very best materials, at the
iowest prices. In the Refreshment Saloon,
have always ready the most delicious Conee,
Tea. Chocolate, Cakes, Etc. Families and Par
ties supplied with the above a. the shortest
notice. Also, with oyfters In shei, open, Or
prepared in any style desired. jail II
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18
AatluudI @epGbitfau
MONDAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, lso


inc Literary Reunions
Last Saturday evening closed the series Of
literary reunions (maklug tho twelfth In
number) that have been afforded the citizens
Of Washington through the liberallty and
kind Hospitality Of Hon. Horatio King for
tho mast few months. That they have been
exceedingly pleasant all will admit who have
been fortunate enough to be presents that
they have been a success ls shown from the
fact that over 6fteeu hundred people, leading
men and women In our midst, have graeet
them by being present.
Hon. Joseph s. Wilson was the orator O
the evening. Ills address was characterized
by conciSement Of thought, perfect kuowl
edge OF history, clear conceptions Of thu
times and age Of which he spoke, and fine
geutlemauly bearing In delivery. Commits
missioner Wilson proved himself equal ia
his task, and all listened lnteutly aud seemed
delighted at the effort. A young student
Of Columbian College gave a short reelta-
tlon, "Thc Smack In School," which was
exceedingly well done.
Among those present were the Prusslan
IulnlHNtIt bAIOu ' NN AAANNhHlNNAhH eNNANhaAN
Russian legation; Senator Ross and Mrs. NJ.
A. stetson; General n. P. BANKS, Hon. Mr..
Niblack and lady, Senator Ferry, General
Shields and ladies, MIR. and Mrs. Nicely,
Mrs. pufour, Hon. T. D. French, Prof. ]. 1
A. Warren and Mrs. Briggs, (ollvia,) NJ
b. Brady, Porter &. Bliss, Governor Fair
child, General E. d. Townsend, Judge Rec
and many others.
It is to be hoped that another seasor
other citizens will open their doors, and al
ford more extended opportunities for thes
Intellectual enjoyments and relaxation. Nj
King has bravely led the way, and 1t is to b
believed that the influence exerted by thes
reunions will be that Of permanently ele
waiting the social status Of Washington so
ciety. Washington Is fast becoming metro
polltan In It's tendencies, and the mean
taken this season, by offering fne lecture
from different associations as well as gath
orings Of lees public nature, show also tha
the finer ennobllng feelings keep pace witt
Its growth.
AMER some time spent In social converse
muslC-NOVhl huu iusei uhousa Noto U
thanks was rendered Mr.. King, his son ant
wife for their unbounded hospitality, aftei
which the company dispersed to their homes
thus closing this grand literary success fol
the season. but leaving pleasant memories
Of ennobllng thought, grand oratory, sweet
poetic gems, woman's subtle, winning clio
quence, enchanting strains and swee
MARBLES Of musici and, dearer than all, re
membranes Of kindly greetings and warn
clasping Of hands, to follow thro' all life
brief dRys-remembering,
We klndle into glory day by day,
II but our lives arc Kept apart from show
Not what we take, but trAdf rcpHi array,
Ofsodden earths IL that by which We grow
NJ. A. s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18
PROPOSALS TOSx S H.SSSySTRucTiQN OF, =

CTR Hall sLlR SOLO, 5. nHss aprii 1 u.s.
Sealed proposals will be received uu y. m.
the "a oi Nay next. for the e0ns Iugtiou Of 4
wharf at Poibt Allerton, eohaisrnf Of bfidge 10
isst Y ide a1d 70 lei IOnE. tsrmlSGtiSG iaAPiE
The wharf l. 70 ICst for two kusdrsd feel from
the shore trealles, And for one hundFed and ten
feet on cribs, bAllAattd with stone, As explained
10 detail By drawings and tpoeiheAtions, open for
inspection At this ofaee.
The bids must 10 eluds all materials, Workman
ship and labor, tools, and all expenses v Ataoeysr
necessary To the completion OF the whole work.
and must also state ne baratsly the amonnt for
tenAl, workmanship and labor FOL. es' Ablishing
plans,
Zach bid must be supported By the signatures Of
Blank forms Of proposal and guarAhtee will be
furnished on application, 10 which all bids must
cor form to secure Attshuon. $500
The Tiabti D. reserved 70 reject any ana all bld.
sSteonsidsrsd 'uasi'nlJ fAVOIablS g ,As Hnis'd
Byt Major Gen. U. s. A.. L. Col. RnEiassf'.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

wME.-A gentleman In New dorsey,
named speer, Is cultivating the Port grape
with signal success, from which AN excellent
wine IL made, which lie better than imported
Port, and has been adopted Tor medicinal
Philadelphia and Washington. ap1s-eo3t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

As ECONOMY is the highway 10 wealth, We
consider II our duty 10 remind our fellow-citl-
zens of the fact that there Ia vast differ
ence In the prices charged by our several
merchants. Many profess to sell goods
cheap, but from our own experience we have
10 say that we never bought our Gents Fur
nlshlng goods more reason able than at the
store OF the one-price Franc, 4Sl Seventh
street, between d and r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18
proposals FoR CORN AND Ear.
oTTIoE or THl DEPor ouARTHaHAsTHn,
foRr LHAVAST9hIl. htssta,

oTTIoG OF IHI DEPoT ouAhIlnnAsTHn,
fohr LHAVHSy9LrI, ktssts,
Sealed proposals will be rseeiyed a this eGss
uaul II O'clock, ., M, SATURDAY April -,
1870, for tainishiBG the uniisd States 0Sysrnmshi
with shelled Corn and Hay 10 sueh qaAntitiss and
At such times as may be required, At the below
desiGnAted places, from Nay lat unul July 80,
IiJ.P wyatts farm. Jackson county, Rsh-
aAA, Probable amount Repaired PER month
bhalled Corn, 00o buahalsl ray, 10 tons,
At UTlAh 0TAd'a farm, Jeferaoa county, KAnaaa,
Probable amount required ger month-bhelled
Core, 100 bushslsi HaI, lSotohs, ,,-,,.
Bidders will state their prices for Corn 20 much
per bushel,t b6 pounds to The bunhel, sad Hay 20
much per ton u 90 pouu T. 10 thetnn.l Sacks for
corr will be furnishsd By tbs depar mont
Blda must be made separately for each locality,
and the articles eonlrAeted for mast be delivered
" theeoatHstjr hse Of expense 10 the ooFera-
ment. .if q n. vi. u TO-.
Proposals. will be lsesivsd for any reasonable
portion Of the amount required,
making toe same Il present = the opening OF the
Known Al thia olioe 10 bs TesponIib :
The usual conditions, which can be 9aceTtAined
Al this oface, will be Imposed upon biddsrs And
eoltraetora Blank forms Of proposals will be fur
niAhod upon applioAuon.
By auth9Tity In the Chief ouaItsTmAstsr. De-
partment Of the Missouri. -.
B,t Lieut. Col, Q. NJ. o. J. A.. Depot q. h.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

THE REdIsTRATIoH..-Ths registry closed In
the Second ward on Saturday, with q total
for the day Of 249, OF which l02 were eolorod.
The six days registration for the ward shows
oOlOted LILO. The registration in the Third
ward oOmmsneea this afternoon at the once
Of the commissioner Of the Third ward, on X
near Ninth street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

IN PASSING UF SEVENTH sTnEEr we noticed
the store Of our friend, "The Original
Franc" crowded with customers, and at the
same time we observed other stores decidedly
In want Of patronage. The only reason for
this, to the best Of our knowledge aud belief,
lie that our friend, Mr.. Franc, is selling
goods at such prices that the buying com
munity find II to their Interest 70 patroniEe
this so very popular CENTS Furnishing
Store. For the benefit Of strangers we would
add that the new number lie 431 Seventh
street, between D and E streets, three doors
above Odd Fellows HALL also, we would say
hat he has no branch store.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

BURNING or TIVE WARRINGTON GLASS
woRKs.-The works OF the Washington Glass
Company, corner OF Twenty-nfth and N
were entirely consumed by ute on Saturday
night. The Ore was discovered at about 9lb
O'Clock, and an alarm was turned 10 from box
50, but the bells did not respond for some
time. The flames spread very rapidly, and the
building was speedily destroyed. Although
the engines were on the ground, their SER
Client hose on account OF the distance OF the
plugs. The safe, the ONCE furniture, and q
small quantity OF glass ware were saved. The
loss Will, Il 10 estimated, reach 10000 or tl2, :
600. The bulldog was partially Insured. II
assistance had been earlier obtained the build
lug might have been saved. The origin Of the
Are 10 unknown, but 10 supposed to be Aeei-
Is that some atty men and boys are thereby
thrown out Of employment.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

CASE DlsMIssED.-About ten days ago
little "onpleAsAntness" occurred at the Gov
ernment printing once between James Kelle-
her and James Hughes, which eliminated then
and there In = passage OF arms between the
kelleher, charging him with assault and bat
terry with intent to kill. The case came up for
hearing on Saturday evening before Justice
Walter, when the evidence Addueed showed
that the dispute was oeoAsioned by testimony
given before the Congregational committee 10
reference to the Congregational printer, and
that Hughes advanced toward Kelleher In a
Threatening attitude. Hughes being = very
powerful man, defendant seized \ piece OF Iron
Weighing about pound and hurled II at the
head Of Hughes, iniieting = HliEht wound on
the forehead, IL was also shown that defend
ant acted IN seltdefenee, whereupon the case
was dismissed. MebIra. John T.. and N. II,
Norris appeared for the defence.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

INDUcEMENT TO BUY A Coon SEWING
MACHINH.-WllcoK & Gibbs Sewing Ma
chine, the most simple ar d best constructed
sewing machine, will b GREATER be sold on
liberal terms. Inquire ut the agency, Baum's
street, between ID ami Z.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

A FIzzLE.-Somebody put up notice at the
nAVy.yArd gate = few days since that meet
Ing OF Republicans would take place at the
pole, corner Of YirEinia avenue and Eighth
street east, on Saturday evening. Both the
Bowon and anti Bowen Republicans were sus.
pioious OF the call, a. 1t had not been made by
a member Of either wing. Previous TO 3
O'Clock, a drummer and hfer, followed BY az
teen or twenty boys pAraded through the
streets OF the ward, and on arriving at the
pole, Charley Osborn was found upon the
stand, surrounded with two lanterns, five boys
and n oOlored man. Twenty or thirty persons
were 10 front Of the stand. Charley called the
meeting to order, and after giving an excuse
In regard to the weather aud slim attendance,
stated that the meeting had been called to give
= free expression Of opinion 10 regard TO the
eandi IAteS forthe mayoralty. He himself was
opposed to Emery aud 10 favor OF Major Rich
ards, but II he could not get Richards no was
In favor OF Bowen, After paying his respects
to one Of the reporters Of the star for the man
ner In which he had reported his remarks at
the late meeting Of the Sixth ward club,
Charley ordered three cheers for Mayor
Bowen, which was given with will by few
corporation employees on the opposite corner,
after which the crowd disperSed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18
pRoPosALs FOR PAVING.


MAIoR's oIBIoH, CtrT HALL,
wAsHtNoToH, ID, c., April 2, 1870,
Sealed proposals. viii b received q this ohee
paving the eATTtAgeWay Of fifteenth street west
between And stTeets north,
The stone must be either Of the sans quality ~
that with which II street IL paved, or Seneca sand
stone, at the discretion Of the Mayor.
Bidders will state the prizes per lquars yard, Ia
oludinE the necessary IrAdihG aud thinning
Specifications can b. seen A the once o. The Sd
pSTlniendent and Inspector Of Streets, &e.
Bach bid must be accompanied by written guar.
antes that II the bid 10 accepted the bidder viii
Bids to be indorssd =. Proposals for Paving Car
aplS.eoSi :. j. BOWEN, Mayor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

SPECIAL PAWN BRoKRR's NoTIoE.-Pa-
irons will pleasfj take notice that my busl-
meas Is carried on as usual on second floor,
Notwithstanding z the alteration now going
on. NJ. II. Prince,
1905 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18
Franklin PuSlthing Company.

Rgs sI ~ ODs eomfaE S.s,
midway between ConEress and the RAGING Tibel-
lHl Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

CHLDRKN's SPRING suIrs.-I am now
Offering a large line Of ChIldron's Ca AL
mere Suits for Spring wear, at prices buff.
clently low TO induce parents TO purchase
ready .made, rather than have them made
at home. One prios only.
GEoRaE O. HENNNa,
NoA1O Seventh atreet northWeat
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

TnE OHRIETIAN TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE
held meeting last night, in connection with
the Assembly Church congregation, ln the
and MasGAehuSetts avenue, and, notwlthGtAnd-
ing the unfayOrAbls weather, there was n
large attendance. Hon, ID. p, Holloway pre-.
sided. Religious services appropriate to the
tempeFanoe cause were held under the dlTee.
tlon OF Rev. WIN. HaIti after which temper
Anee addresses were delivered by Hon. 3. U.
PUmefoy aud W. ID. Burger esq.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

CoFFEH roasted by ourselves every day,
and ground TO order at the original Pekln
and Yeddo tea store, 424 Ninth street, be-
tween ID aRd L streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

A NEW BUILDING AssootATIoN will be or.
EanIEsd this evening at Temperance Hail, h
plan a. the Washington cooperative, organ.
lied October, 1861.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

S sS.naa 6SIo%S. u % dr. IEqSS Ss
tnston, 6e,, Al Cola Prices, NHoPKtHs'' tal
fennay lvAnia avenue,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

IONS MIToHELL, No. 0Sl PennGylyanIa ave.
nue., between Ninth and Tenth streets, in
to his grand exposition to-day Of all the navel.
ties In spring dry Eoodg,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

For TIE best and purest. Teas, Coffees
an d Spices go 70 the Pekin aud Yeddo tea
store, 494 Ninth street, between d and Z
streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

EoR AIEw DAYS LopoER-soHooL, oLAs
~ siOAt Law Medical and Mlseellansou
FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE
d.. unuuVua
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

The EtdHTu WONDER ITO the seven
wonders Of the world an eighth has been
added. II IL n fluid without bad smell, sedi-
ment, or color, that changes the grayest
hair to its youthful shade, In from i've to
Is Phalon's Vitalla, or Salvation for the
Hair. Sold by all druggists and fancy goodS
dealers. AplS-eo3t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

"QUousQuE TANDEM," Se.-we were en-
phAtieally Impressed recently with the force
Of the expression, that there IL = point Of en-.
durAnee beyond which patience ceases to be =
virtue, while observing the physical demon
evidentiy moi "IayiaelbIes," as they we're 90
eifeotuAlly overcome by-A diAinelination to
work who were engaged In the not very labo
rious occupation OF cleaning streets. There
were ave prospective voters 10 the gang
Wages OF each 20 per day.
Two good industrious men At u each, land
there are many such seeking employment Ia
the ethyl would have accomplished more thar
was done by that whole company of Regu
lars, % each OF whom had unmlstaknbly adopted
the motto OF "Featina leute." But "d-n thu
EXPENSE faeetioualy exolaims the manipula
tor Of the peoples purse, "ips no oonse
quenoe, these men must and shall be retained
until after eleotlon,n
Is this the unanimous sentiment Of
TAXPAYERS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

Editor Republican, The following, which 10
Intended as a "big scare" appears la Wash.
ington phperi
6SUIT ron ALLEGED MALICIOUS PRosEcu-
TIou,-Meaars. BARLEY n stanton have, for
Antonio Pelletief, Instituted suit against
Ezra l.. Stevens, claiming t25, 900 damages for
malicious prosecution In appearing before the
grand Jury aud the court and prosecuting him
Tor obtaining gooda by false pTeteneca.n
In Executive Document No. 400 House Of
Representatives, foftieth Congres4 pages 10,
IS, 80, O. and 90 IL found evidence clear and
positive that the said PelletieT was taken AZ
slave pirate on the coast OF HAyti 10 1901
that he was tried, convicted and condemned
TO be executed ne such, his vessel and cargo
oonhaeAted, his sentence afterwArd changed Ia
imprisonment for q term OF years, and that on
an appeal to our authorities they declined to
Interfere, as he was Justly punished. ,,-
II remains TO be seen whether ouJa,.,
regard person AZ malicious pr, souIn
who atlemPts to protect society, " bTio1io'
Arm lGth, 1870. ,Of Sru,.
y. - On page l29 OF thg ..ms dncnmsnt a.
,,S1ff tIT Name Of-as-----el II, Gordon as chile
mats OF Antonio Pelletier, the same person,
believe, who was hung as a slave pirate Il
New York during President Lineoln's admin
iStrAtion. Z. l.. s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

FAIR AT BRIdHTwooD.-The fair for the puT.
pose Of raising funds to liquidAte the debt In
CURED In rebuilding the church edIhUe known
destroyed during the late civil war, will be
continued during the present week. II 10 being
held At the chapel, on the site Of Fort stevens,
seventh street road, under the auspices OF the
ladies Of Brightwood, and they trust that their
many friends In the city will hnd n convenient
to visit and encourage them with their patron
age, Tickets OF admission can be obtained at
BallAntyne'S book store, on Seventh street,
second store from d street, and those who oan-
not spare the time to make the trip can surely
assist by purchasing tickets, Let the lAboTa
Of the managers Of the fair be crowned with
financial success.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

EDITOR RErUnLIcAN II will be well for the
taxpayers to take look over In the eastern
portion OF the city before election. They will
see that there are hundreds OF men and carts
employed In building and repairing streets
which no one ever travels. This Is done no
doubt TO improve certain property which the
Mayor has 10 that direction, and to give en-.
ployment to men add voters just prior to the
election. while Thousands upon Thousands Of
dollars are being expended upon these out-of
ths-wny streets, there IL nothing being done
for the main travelled streets Of the city, They
were never in worse condition at this time OF
year. They are 80 uneven aud full OF Tuts and
holes that Il W absolutely dangerous to drive
over them. We hope the people will give lis
matter the attention u deserves, and vote for
= man who will spend some money 10 i'm
proving the streets which are Travelled, and
not all upon those which are not Travelled,
which are only worked for selEinteTest
l will venture to say that the bad condition
OF our streets costs those who drive their We.
hlelea over them daily, more for needing and
repairs than the city eNpends yearly 10 keep
Ing them In order.
EOTER AND TANPAYRU
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

20 ER SGsgs 4fERSHRlSEEE .ss HIS,
Ayenns TO eirsul,ts some 70 70 q he s.E, aat
cal Lifs,r Home PhysleiAn,l olive LegAnI
behind the seenes,h MARI twain, nbar.
num,h &C. mhM-u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

A RELIABLE WITNEss.-On Saturday IN
the Orphans Court citation against party
requiring him to disclose the whereabouts OF
certain goods, among which WAs = gold watch.
Upon the examination the Judge questioned
the witness As follows;
Judge. Where did you get the wAteht
witness. My father gave II to me.
Judge, How long AEot
Witness. FOTty-hVe yeAFa.
Judge, How old were you at that tlmel
witness. Five years.
Judge. How old are you noWi
Witness. ThlTty-tWO years,
This answer eonVulSed the spectators as
we'll az the Court with laughter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

GRE,haSJ BAsEohdsl1TnREE syHEaroi
sew sS9 pl.E "a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18
MORE AGENTS. WANTED.

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