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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TuEsDAY. Aug. 0-P. M.-Tllere has been more
activity recor ed At the different markets Of the stock
Exchange IN for weeks, the feature Of todays
Il ansactons having been the railway shares. THIS
market opened steady, and with the exception OF a
slight momentary decline after the nrst session, has
since advanced 10 ~ cent. closing strong, though
slightly lower than the highest prices OF tie day TINS
upward movement has been led by New York Central
and Hudson River stock and scrip, Lake shore, and 81
Paul. In whio .,fong buyers have appeared snIu ia
ncousy with .he decline In gold, apparently on the I'M
preston that speedy peace between the contendng
armies OF France and Prussia u not improbable. The
higher prices OF bonds In the continental centres also
stimulated the advance The question, however. OF a
speedy Of the war Is subject Of ar cTiti
c sn, as. aside from the German theorists. tho re-
cent French defeat WILL make desperate strug'
sic necessary for Napoleon 10 preserve his
throne and succession. Buyers OF stocSs, how
ever, have acted upon the former theory, though
1t was evident that the large clique holders Willingly
parted with their stocks at the advance In the gold
market the activity OF yesterday has Hbated Before
Exchange hours sales effected at lla 10 ls the
lower quotation being occasloncd by the rumored
death Of Napoleon. After the formal OF
the price 10 lsN upon the lower range OF
United States bonds In London. This rise. however was
soon lost price declining to lls, At which aud lis
It ranged until afternoon. Later. owing TO the default
Of certain operators who carrying large amounts
OF god the premium declined to NIX, but subsequent
" reacted TO 1884,, when IL sscertsiued thai the
shipments specie by the Cunarder tomorrow would
anoalt 10 upward o. oo0 There has been good
borrowing demand for cash gold, and balances were
carried ct cent naI The total clearing Al the
Gold Exchange Bank sioIS97 900 gold balances
o. s6I AIS and currency balances ,SOeibS The prin
| eipal quotations we're;
to 10 AailsN liiiso A. NJ. IisNtP M....,1isH
iOA M..",,llsh i5 Z, M,..,ll1S $40 P Miss bid
There Is limited volume OF bnsiness :doing In for
| egn exchange and rates are steady on tho basis OF
iO9H@iO9N for 0oday, sterling ana lO>SnO for sight
The IMPORTS Of specie at this port the past
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EDMUHDs- -HUTCHINSON.--At the Baptist Paison'
age Cape May Court House on SUNDAY evening, Aug
T. By tho Rev A. j. Hires Mt. Evn u. EdmuHds 70 Misc
Mary T. Hutchinson, both Of Cape Nay CITY
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In State bonds the dealing. were small hut wen dls,
trIputed Old Tcnnessecs advanced cent. - ti, tue
new being steady AZ COZ, old North Caronis al a. and
special tax 2i Vrglnlas (od) were 'rpng sna roe
bal aud st. Joseph issue, o. South Cafolins
Is So, the new Issue. 0annAry AMI JmlYI N:
iaab siaras we're quiet Win satI Of NanuisetureIl
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When weakened by sickness originating In
those painful ana distressing diseases which attack
the bladder Kidneys urinary organs resort 70 that
infalble remedy, uELMDoLDs BuouU, the curative
properties OF which viii promote a return 10 health
nd
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Wheeler & Wilson Machine 1,1fl Krond-
out extIa charge. Machines to let J. T. ELLIS
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sprtial NOtltts.

LING wAU, CHINESE PHYSICIAN
20 East Fourteenth street. .,--
h.s so ne medicines Cures cases declared bopelcm
b. other physicians.
A-A.-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS.
SIMMONS q cos LOTTERIES zen
AIABAMA-Fxtra Glaze No. fI. Aug. " la'V
as ii, Is, 80. 80, IS, 81, G., 81 80. - "a o.
MISSOUKf--Class No tyS. Aug. .. ITO O.,
kEhfUCkY.EItrs Cisss No. go, AnE. isa
81 ", q, "a. 20, a. 81. 2, ~, 81. 81 !, "
KENTUCKY Class No. 40, Aug. g iso,
90, g. 70. ", %, "a. II, q, 81. "a, 90, IS, a. n.
Prizes casneo, Information fnrnehe1' sna CiIe"hH
sent in the ABOVE and also Royal Havana iottcrirs
100 broadway. i5s Fulton at. and q PARK row
e3i ROYAL HAVANA LOTTEHy.-Przes
cashed In gold. Information furnished. Thc hEhenn
rates paid for doubloons and Al knds o. .old ana s
yer. Ia MAIL u&tv pruhyyiu,I
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CYRUS ROOT. ia.

Ibeg leave to say thai your Carooic sAye m. nya.
riably relieved, and, think now, has permanently
cured me OF that most aSsrayatng Of all dsprders
Itching piles 4 g KILLER
Sec. the c. G. Clara Co,
New Haven, Con.
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Odd YOU examine the windows Of the basement
and pso 70 sec .as.hs s sy wss he YoeSed lac
Ssstmsnt door that nignt.
oH on sleep on tie ssne floor that the lats Mr. Ma
diS many doos are there between you and him
A-Four doors; On the dressing room sids thefe afe
'noc@who were at work the house on the DAY prior
TO Inc murder A.-The carpenters' ana MI "HiAhss
i'S You see any other persons in the house that
uS.Z What line we're YOU awakened on Friday Morn,
ing? Al WIS awa@ened by thetcieams ~ na ts
SS iheH ", 1t TO the room where tile two sons
we're crying, and the father WIS lying deg nj.
bay vas %SSrJ 10 he room gScrc PC ,leP, one q 81.
iyetfisht aslass the library aoSI v n ON he proa
OF his back, Win LIS face turned up =, ,,,, Tim.
| 80, air t6ey weFe ~ her ncht shirts
Q-pid YOU discover blood on them A.Not when
down and ASKED i lis taller could speas think no
Q~Were any other Iefsnns In the room at that time
| AMI. Wilmington Nathan, that was AL. when INST
went n; then ny son came down. with his SHOES IN his
| . DID yGp ,ee that Instrument uhe dogl. any
| tine7 Al ddnt sec II exactly A. that ume a.
'otr"Did l5u notice llgs, huroing N the room A
o.bid you mat morning examine Iho mont aud
BASEMENT DOORS,
to see whether they we're elosed1 A,-Yes,tlr
Nr. fNeI Sw were yoar dutles in the house
| Al used 70 be around aud wash their towels and
'~os%eqs tGere any other domestes 10 house
oyDid your son receive say wage, wage; rom MI. Ma
then b. would give him money;
O. lie mao no regular wagesl A;-.Ho, 81 A
Q-Theh year sou was really living win your A.
what hour ySH acSs:G%0d ~, (" pG
.wJ s; ~ IL, s'f :,,%s AID saa T:ss ssp
had u L-AIt-A Lha shoes sYsA ma LAVAL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

Is PASSING UT SEVENTH srRBET We noticed
the store Of our friend, ''The Original
Frame" crowded with oustomers, and AZ the
same time we observed other stores decidedly
In wunt OF patronage. Tho only reason for
this, to the best Of our knowledge and belief,
Is that our friend, Mr.. FnRue,Iis selling
goods at such prices thai tho buying COM
mun'ty And IL 70 their Interest 20 patronise
this so very popular Cents Runllshing
Store. For the benefit OF strangers VIC would
add that the new number ls 43l Seventh
street, between ID and Il stroets, three doors
above Odd Fellows Halt also, We would say
hat he has no branch store.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12
cALl OF aoYEREMEaT sToREs,

oyEioR CHIET CoNM'I o. sgBsIsTHHoa, ,
.T D. DEPARTMENT ORTHl hIsaouhI.
81 Louis, No March -. l6lu
SAILED pTOpOssls Will be received AZ this on GO
uhtll N CLOCK N /, ru BsDAl, April -. 80. for
puIeh uipG from the gaited st4ts 9oTstnmsht
kttdIR, IN DOUBLE SACKS
ms 81 gar 10 At Camp supply Indiqu Tetiit0Iy,
ohsAof he Depot oommissary at Fort Leaves
AZ Vii 10 fecsiy Cd for All any part on this
BhoSid 10 tliiffaetoTY bids 10 resolved the sugaT
VII sold e. sSiRsibSRR T. qhl1PI s9RRIE iaaish
Tsrasf bash. ~ r. MORGAN
MS1oufi, ap5.td
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

DR JoaE D. WHdATB, from Bellefoute,
PeunsylVa1ia Is here on professional bust.
meas, for short time. As dentist he Il
second 10 none. Some of the citizens here
arc negotiating TO have him locate In our
midst. We would hall him, and eau assure
him u good practice. IN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12
Il07 l1Ill 1880 00I1l0 %

lllI Hrus 5000
|lr q N lg.r NJ o. d 4sHE4
if5VH lIiUI &C. nf a,l alTr
o. Ha atis obs 5sfa.a
HHlHlJ .HI H Hl . 1r1 u.
|usis5 u3u ' o. .ta!f
IlHl 30 luD d" 90 IFHr l.H
bel I'D fluHs 7utUl HE-h
|ilrI G 80 v 111 FF Q sriilH
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|gIri n d.. IDOL h Nj
|Ila n HL ed lu VG Hus cd
Ire sHHEfI OF IIHBHHH4
|iE . 4 f1l}l HiaH tuafi
I'D 1mHr'F
d HEl .EIl 90 'll m..E
o. ial % nd 1pr bad
iHN f'0ga grl H Va
10 la Igu. ghf ruurH1u
I5l's1TI Hgspd .asfG
... H H.| l.. .|.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

FoR THE BEET and pureht Teas, Coifees
and Spices go TO the Peldn and Yeddo loa
store, 42i Ninth street, between D and Z
streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

rnH New Jersey soeiable, held last night at
Liberty Hall, corner OF Seventh ARd l. streets
was one OF the mont enJOyablu Ahalrs Of the
SEASON. We nntieed preaent HongJAmes Il.
MAFshAll, Assistant PostmAsteT qenerAlj Hon,
William Moore, uoyernor Harvey OF Khnsag
aud many others, The prelimiuRiy exsfcileI
ebnatAied OF a plano solo by Mr., Reese and q
speech OF Mr.. Henry BfAdshAw, The feature
~ the occasion was the AihgInE by htfa. D.
A. Jacobs, who WAS acknowledged by all
present TO be an accomplished vocalist, She
rendered the dlfionlt piece called u EftAst In
q superior manneF, and 10 the delight OF all
preEent. Rounds Of applause gfeeted her At
the close and eneomilma were heard 90 all
sides, Dlh0ibE belnE next In order,yN WAS
entered into with spirit and kept up until after
midnight. .f'a -.1 %. ..1 30 a.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

SPECIAL PAWS BRoKHR'B NoFIoE.-Pa-
irons will please take notice that my busl-
neaB Is carried on as usual on second nooF,'
notwithstanding the alteration now going
on. ..y.,..E.,s M. II. PRMCE, y !,
Ia. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

TEA, CoEFEE, Spices, Chocolate, Cocoa,
FlayOrlng Extracts, Rice, Corn Starch, sc,
&c, sold at the PelIln and Yeddo tea store,
424 Ninth street, between d and z streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

DEATH or JonN LEg.-John Lee, well.
known TO Hundreds OF our oitzeha, died last
night at his feaidenoe 90 UpAafeaa street,
qeorgetoEn. foFseyernl yeats past Mr.. Lee
ganizationS, and was known throughout the
city as one Of the most earnest workers 10 the
cause which had been the means Of hll re-
form. &.
He located In Georgetown aud aeon. gained
the conndenee OF the community BY his steady,
Fobef course OF life. About nix months ago
epnaump tion seized upon him, AAd he fingered
Tho deceased was member Of Potomac
DiTition and Of the GtAud Division OF the
Sons Of TempetAnoe aud OF Ploneer Council
No. Sons OF IqnAdah. As viii be seen BY %
Advertisement % another column the members
OF the Council Of JonAdab will meet at their
han AZ O'Clock Tonight 10 make Arrangemk n u
for the funeral. ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

A Mosr srRIKiSo CoNrRAsr.--Tho old
hair dyes and +" colurers, - &C., arc all more
or less sticky, muddy, and fetid, and the
lfucs they lmpart are not naturaL PHALor's
VITALIA, on sALyATIoS ron THH HAIR, the
newly discovered agent, 10, on the other
hand, llmid, transparent, fragrant, and eff
fectlYe, and has no sediment. Sold BY all
druggists and fancy goods dealers.
apll-co3t .s-a.ra...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

JAVA CoBvHE, freshly roasted, for So
cents, as good as eofIoe sold for 40 cents
elsewhere, al the PekIn and Yeddo tea store,
4e4 Ninth street. between ID aud streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

INDUOEMKNT TO 'BuIJA Coon sgwH0
MACuINE.-WllcoK 4 Glbbs' Sewing Ma
chine, the most simple and boat constructed
sewing machine, viii hereafter be sold on
liberal terms. Inquire At the agency, Baum's
corset and hoop skirt factory, 40s Seventh
street, between ID and Il. ''laNs -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

STEEL WAGON We have been shown by
Ma6bTb A. J. Joyce 4 90 eAEflAge mapufag
ture ~, az and 4i6 FouTteeuth atfeet, the drAft
OF buggy they AIe now eohstIuotlng, the on.
tire fuGhinr EeAr Of v hish lie ma de Of steel.
TheTeis not a pAItinle Of wood 4 y the oOtnpO'
he no deeay Ia fact, the vehicle 10 eyt fla1tibg,
TIE buggy 10 really a euTinpily, and It's sue
oeSgful eompietlon WfI com pence hsg era
II eATriage buitiinE, and EMIT NessIa. Joyce
d %. 10 bsaf on the y aim for energy and on
tefpTiae 10 Introducing this very great novelty
70 our citizens. Tbs work has been thor
Ouahly tested, and once introduced, We doubt
not ii will ~ once be brought ipto sctyfce by
physioians and others needing strong and
hght business wagons.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

pRoPdskJs ToG CONTRADICTION OF A
- my WuAkP = ~ ~ z.
CRY HIit. B0sroE, Mas LPiil 4 W
PrSR ss R.k M tS % IsSsi sops m
FbaItat POiSt AlisIlpa, eogistiPE ~ a PIidgs Is
FT6s S6srf Il 10 rest fortEO buadrtd fat ffoh
ieSt % etibs, bAllAasd with staasl a. eIpihlhsd
10 detail by drawings and speeinsAtiohs, opeA for
lisp % at this ohlee
The bids must inelude All mAtariAls. Work mau-
Ahlp and laLpT, tools, aud all eEpTnaaa hAtsOey0T
nseesaATy To The eOmpletiOn " the " holA work,
aud must also stats As1AIAtelI The amount Tor ms.
tSTIAl, WoTkmanthlp and labor Tor Is AblishinE
eaItaln hoonngs aeeordinE to SpeeihoAtions and
K1eh BID must be supported me GleaAtuTea Of
two Wall.kn1Wn aud Tetrduhtbl8 EudfAnlOrs
Bilhk forms Of proposal and guaTanlos wilt bo
fuFnlHhed on Application, TO which ali bldh mud
eos form 10 secure Attention.
TssSLIss IL sisSl SsT S1s ~ 1iai
W. lIpior Gen, .. 8. A, a. Col, TSSiissi..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

consider Ii our duty 10 remind our felloW-cItl-
Eens OF the fact TINT there Is n vast diner
ence 10 the prices charged BY our several
merchants. Many profess 70 sell goods
cheap, but from our own experience We have
to say that We never bought our Gents Fur
nIshlng goods more reasonable than at tho
store Of the ono-prlee Franc, 491 Seventh
street, between d and Z. = -. ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

\ CoEFEF roasted BY oursolvss eyety day,
and ground TO order at the original Pekin
aud Yeddo tea store, 424 Ninth street, be-
tween d and 4 streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

1THH eAnsl Ia still In good order, and a nam.
5sr Of dePaTtareSs t9ot piaeS o. t9MsstggAy rs
present, And ready for leading The boats
Round top OemehG la and Wiley, Johh w.
Bacon; NJ sa9dI9rd, o. ~ LlveInore, "
for this port on Friday lat
A line OF freight paekeit has been ettAb-
lithed between thlA city And AlsxaudTia, and
have commenced tho trade. THIS branch Of
onT commerce should be encouraged, and our
merchants VIII Ind II a good thlnG to shlp
. .SSi5 od. Shss q ssay Ts
CumbefiaHd (Nd,) Transcript ..,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

Acton Itehry. !.. ~ Y. ~
Beglnilihk et a point aet.
eiI,y fael nom the south
o ycst corner Of Sixth west
and SUlllfE ttfcet, being
the q southwest corner q
taid l4,lhre, and ihenee
funhihg easi With HE Tide
Of Il street Eay en- on feet,
q thnnoh north ninety icpl
Ave inches, thence fell
seventeen feet, nitDce
south ninety feet Eve
Inches TO Esatrcet 70 rhe
place Of beginning. LIN
Allen, Hannah aud VIII
liam, owner.
secuod installmen, 81 "a
for curling and fool
tjavesfient, on interest
rom Oct. 30, 1893, s7I.oC
IDittols .'.......'..'...
Second instaIlment Of TAI
for curblng and 100
o paysrnenk on intaresl
| from OCT 20, 1893, e14.n
beginning At tho north
west cofucf OF naid 10
and running east nlne
toen feet sovon and a hal
| inches, thonoo south alxtl
four fort eight inches
| thence west nineteen fec
saven and one hAlfinehes
| thence north SIXTY fou
lent eight itfeheA 70 tn
| 4. s..aA.N ~ N.,stasalnR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

4 RHPELIANT UMBRELLAS VIII not fade,
run, OF turn inside out. .. -
Eight Ribs, from S1.25 to S5. f.. r.
Twelve Ribs, from s2.50 to t5.
Alpaca Umbrellas, from 90 to e5.
silk Umbrellas, some very fine,
A now lpyoics thiA morning.
On GEoR0H O. HEESIEG, I..
F.. 4l0 Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

mI GThD op5 9SySsItnS columns f0r notl'''
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

J. MARKRiTER, No. ass Seventh between D
and n streets has opened his eXte naive spring
stock Of pNper,hAngings, wind lw-ShAdes, pic.
tuFe. frames paintings, engTAVlngg, and ohTp-
mos y Is worth Ryuit 20 Marknteta 70 see
his pisrufea, many Of them rare works Of art,
ions A.BAKER, AZ hia Agricultural ware.
house, Louisiana avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, ouefS FAsh ngimAohlnes for
sale cheap, ..r~s ----r..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

Bur rouR TEAs, Coirses and spIoSs al the
OLD established Pukin and Yeddo tea store,
4e4 Ninth street, between d and Z streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

0koRO EroWN MHRCHANTs' EXoHAkGE-Piye
thousand six hundred bushels OF wheat were
sold est erdAy At prices ranging from II % 10
tl.aSI aSo bushels ~ from d to $50.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

JosEPH ], MAY, No. O9s Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Nlnth aud Tenth streets, has
20. which they invite the inspection Of the
ladies of this Vicinity. 80 no.. -.'s ..H
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

A DoAT llssTRAY.- District AttOrney's
QveteoAt disappeared from the courtroom a
few day, ago. ne has ons on hand which he
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

Allen blnry E.,...gs..,E.
First i1Stallment Of tan
for CURLING and paving
foolWsy, ontntercst from
July 10, 1859 VI, .ef4 81
Having q front 81 eighteen
feet on south z street id.
Joining tho west thirty
ElH feet thron inches 81
said lot RAINING back the
same width the depth Of
twentyTthree feet eight
Inches ~ 80
Adams Robert p,i,ta,i..s,.I
Being tic north fifteen feet
ten and one half inches
( front pf lot numbered
sub-dlyialon twenty-five,
h by the depth OF the lot
Abdrt, 3. ThayeT. .,...,!,.I
Austin, BArRh.-!..s..,s
Beglnuipg NJ the north
wort corner Of lot num-
her fWdlye, and running
thence twenty-five feet
AlK Inches north on Sixth
street west, thence east
ono Aunduod feet 70 the
east hide on lot number
thlftoth, bounded BY an
alley, thence south twenty
ai1 leetaix Inches, thence
wet ono hundred feet 70
tho beginning.
(COBiiRasd IN SvFPlsmeRiSl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

TINS PuaF DOoIoR wAHFKD.--A subscribe,
tenda W the request that We will call the al
teation o. the pump Doctor to the pump at the
atTeots
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

MEHuNo IN THH OOUHrY.-A meeting Of
the cltiIens OF the county was held at Mount
Pleasant, on Saturday last, to make ATran
ments 10 participate Ia the decentralization rat
ifying the nfteenth amendment, 90 the 18th
Instant. Mr.. II. o. Harmon was chosen presl.
dent, and Mt, J. W. Baker, secretary. q.
After considerable debate, relative 10 the
territorial form Of government, II was
ReIOlped, That we are IN favor OF gov cru
ment tn the County Of Warrington BY which
We can have the beneht OF the fifteenth
amendment, .. ...
A committee consisting of Mebars. Emery,
King, Herbert, Green and Smith was up.
pointed to make the neeeHsary ArtApke N nt
TO take part In the celebration, rT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

-og ah,Hth %,
- l. T1Q Irs
20 n 20 AdIbfl
3 | q said
NN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

REOiErRATIOs IN THE SE0oED WARD,--rhs
TeBlGfati0n commenced IN the Second ward
yesterday, At tho Oils Of the O0mmisainner,
York avenue. The AesommOdAtionI are hOne
OF tho beat, and the vOteTs were loud 10 their
growls At the very hlthy mode u exit fTom
ne place o. fesSuys nc I2tnl numesT regis
n..lnE-l nln " hlIn ------- u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

Adams, Margaret, !.a...
Beginning az q point In
said lot forty feet wcat Of
the southeast corner Of
said, lot thence nofth
twelve feet nine inches,
thence west twenty feet,
thence south twelve feet
nine inches, theuoa eaAi
% the beginning. q ~.
Ashford! MRhlpn, and Y,
W. JoneA, trustees Tor Y.
II. Hamilton. IN To-
Tax fot lighting Btroat, (in
name of II! w. Ham
ilton).. ....s..,g.M.T1
Tax for 1887, On name Of
ii. w. lHamIltonl e56, 81
Beginnlng on south \
i sired, eighteen feet from
N Ina hontheaat corner OF
said loL and running west
In said street 9 flfty.fuif
feot thence south SIXTY
feet ID Virginia avenue,
thence eaStwardly aloha
/, Virginia . avepue ! MY
seven feet ten inches,
thence north y the be-
|. ginnlpg:: 49, P, wy, - rla n /
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

RIyER kEws.-The steamer waWAaet ar.
rived Sunday eyenipE from the lower liver,
wiSh fnl cargo Of poultry, live htneE, Wild
rived sold at tllDtlb per thousand
A number OF river crafts loaded with hah
and oYsterg arrived yesterday their caTgOes
andiug neady purchasers,
Administrations b. Bradley, frOm Phil
adelphla, with coal for Harvey, Clarke h
GiVeug Ashland, from Norfolk, with lumber
wood fot John u. siemaa, ], H. smoot, John-
son, with eedeT posts for market IpbAwauHen
knight, with wood for De Alley,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

CoLLRoTou y. A. BOSWELL, who has been
AbHaut foF several weeks GU wedding tour
North, will return home BY the New YORK
lAln this evening,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

ruE TABLEAux AND LEorURE for the bep.
ent Of ST. J0hcph's OrphAn, Asylum on II
street, between Ninth aud Tenth oomou on In
Carroll Hall on three evenings next week
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Hon. p,
Van Trump, member OF Congress from Ohio,
win deliver the lecture on The last evening,
subject ''Ctomweli aud Ills Tia. e." We hpRe
to see a large Attendanee for so PrAlsewOTthy
al object.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

PHOscRIPrloH.--It ID SRid that the memheTs
ward have been hofiolAily" notified that IN.
less they Teaeind the resolution accepting an
Invitation to participate In the t0rehlight de.
monstratiOn on the 18th Instant Ia honor Of
the lfteenth amendment every HmOther's
aonn Of then employed on Corporation work
will be d b MLalel fnrihWllh. SO we 90.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

SHHKtNa EMPLOyMENT, - We learn that
Yesterday some four OF five hundred col0Ted
men asatmblei At tho ONCE Of Btreet.paving
contractor ln quest Of employment Their
names were entered upon book requiring a
pledge that ~ case Of being employed each
man vote for Mayor bowen "early and often."