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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

LOCAL BREviTtEs. Alexander Harris aud
Michael Fitzgerald were nned by Justice
Schmidt for watering their horses within
ffteon feet Of pump.
John Young, colored boy, paid % TO
Justice Merrymnn for throwing stones In
the street.
Housekeepers should be particular 10 go.
curing their doors. Tho police report nightly
a number Of doors found open At late hour,
and secured BY them. Burglars arc about.
Arthur Jones paid 81 TO Justice Wall for
stealing pigeons from l.. B. Nye.
VIM. II. James, employed as a servant In
the 81. Cloud Hotel, who has been In jail for
some days at the Instance Of Mrs. Z. A.
Pollard, who charged him with the then Of
a silk dress valued at e95, was released by
Justlce Walter, the prosecutrix falling to
appear against him.
There are now ouly about one hundred
men on duty at the Marine Barracks. Tho
Monday morning dress parades are visited
each week by fashionable companies Of
ladies and gentlemen. Recruiting for tue
corps progresses slowly.
The horses attached to the earrlaEe Of
Mr.. 8. A. II. Marks ran away yesterday
afternoon In the vicinity Of the City Hall.
The driver was thrown out, but tho oeeu-
pant, a young lady, was unlnjured. The
animals were stopped by ALFRED West, the
vehicle being not much the worse for the
runaway.
Constable Charles A. Klmmel left his
home, 10 the Seventh Ward, last Tuesday,
and has not been heard Of since.
The Washington City Gas Company have
made arrangements 10 lay down during the
present season about four miles OF gas mains,
distributed Ia various sections or tho city.
Last year the amount Of pipe laid was about
SIX and q half miles.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

A PLEASANT RSTnRTAINAIENT.-On Friday
evening last a number Of the members OF
Ryland chapel NJ. Z, church, on the arrival
Of Rev. Mr.. Van Meter, their new pastor,
with his family, met him at the parsonage,
where a handsome collation. was spread, Of
which the entire company partook. During
the evening he delivered neat address, sI
pressing bis appreciation Of the warm and
friendly greeting be had received. About
forty persons were present.
On Sunday he delivered two exceedingly
impressive aud instructive addresses.
The conference year Just begun bids fair
to be one OF great prosperity TO Rylaud
chapel. The school now numbers about 500
children, with Rn average attendance OF 300.
The church numbers about 275 members.
The church and school Is entirely free from
debt. Mr.. Van Meter begins his pastoral
year with a united and energetic cOngTega-
tion, and great results may DO Anticipated.
GEoRSETOwE AFFAIRs.-A GRAND UNION
public temperance meeting under the au.
spices OF all the temperance organisations
Of Georgetown, will be held at Forrest Hall
tonight. Senator Pomeroy, Mr.. LoVett, OF
California, aud other we'll known gentlemen
will address the audience.
The Merchants Exchange Is probably a
defunct Institution. A few OF the members
assembled yesterday and passed a resolution
adJourning indefinitely or subject TO the call
Of the president.
M. John J. Boyne yesterday sold TO Beuj.
Y. Monkey the large thTee'Atory brick double
house, corner Of Fayette and Third streets,
now occupied by Senator Beott. Price paid
$4,000 cash. ...... ..... a|.H'nE
A SMALL EEY COTTAGE IA offered for rent,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

RESUMED sPEotB PAIMENT at Bauer
Bowling Saloon, under Metropolitan Hall.
mh92-lWH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

RESUMED SPECIE PAYMENT, at Bauer's
Bowling Saloon, under Metropolitan Hall,
Tvs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22


REv. Dr.. HALL's LECTURB.-A select aud
Intelligent RudIence-tbough not as numer-
Gus as could be deslred-assembled last
evening, at Lincoln Hall, TO hear DR.. Halls
lecture on the character and services Of
Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton" It was a furci-
bic and graphic panogyric upon the great
war minister, and received frequent Ap-
plause. .
The speaker was introduced by Hon.
Simon Cameron In short but appropriate
speech, given bis estimate Of Mr..stanton's
services.
The reverend doctor commenced with the
ancient remark Of the Greeian law-glYer to
the Aslatic King that "no man lie happy I'LL
he dies" He described tho condition and
feeling ofthe people at the breaking out Of
the war, and briefly but forclbly Sketehed
Mr.. stanton's courIe aud motives during his
whole Official career, and spoke Of his social
and private characteristics, aud dWelt upon
his stern integrity and patriotism.
Among those present We noticed the Vice
President, eI-Secretary McCullOeh, Senator
Wilson, Representative Dawes, Gems. How
ard. and Ekin, and several other Senators
and Representatives. So.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

PURE APPLE CIDER.-The Northern Pro-
duce Company, 1907 Pennsylvania avenue,
have a large lot Of pure Apple Cider from
Ohio, which they are selling ~ retail at the
low price Of S5 cents per gallon, Ru excellent
article for the season.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

PURE APrLE CIDER.-The Northern Pro-
duce Company, 1907 Pennsylvania avenue,
have large lot Of puro apple cider, from
Ohio, which they are selling ut retail at the
low price OF thlrty.fye cents per gallon
an excellent article for the season. .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

AMERICAN UNIoS ACCIDENT OF LIrHRA.
TuRE, SCIENCE AND ARr. "a special meeting
Of the academy was heidi = evening at lis
rooms, In Mays buildint y. DR.. Samson
In the chair, and Joseph D. VIII, esq, sec.
rotary.
An exceedingly interesting paper on mo
teorology was read by Judge Israel Ollie be-
fore good number Of Its members and cltl-
Gems, both ladies aud gentlemen.
Among the visitors were many scientific
gentlemen, anxious to listen to tho reading
Of paper on a subject Of great I'm portauco,
and also to meet Captain Hall, the great
Arctic explorer, who was present at the lnvi-
tatlon Of the academy.
After the reading OF Judge Dille's paper,
and vote OF thanks offered therefore, copy
Of 1t was requested for publication, which Il
certainly ought to be, for II presents orlgl-
nal views which are Of public importance 10
regard to the preservation Of forests aud Of
the waters Ia our rivers.
Captain Hall, Ia a conversational way, ad-
dressed the academy, much to the instrue.
tloP.pnd qualification Of lts members. His
EsddlmRuI friend was with him, aud an
swered his questions regarding certain points
propounded By members. Altogether, tho
meeting was Que Of the most agreeable and
lively that has yet been he'd, showing that
Ii Is really becoming q lltlng institution.
Next Monday n regular meeting will be held
at the COlunbla Law Building, on Flfh
street, when the Hon. P. Van Trump will
address the members on the great civil war
In England, and the character of Oliver
Cromwell. The public are Invited.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

W. B. MosEs, at his mammoth carpet,
furniture, and bedding emporium, corner OF
Seventh street and Market Space, Is selling
oil this large stock OF goods ut prices that
command attention from buyers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

SALE or REAL EsTATE.-J. V. N. Huyck,
real estate agent, has sold for II. I. Gregory,
esq, east half Of lot l. Of Bradley's subdlVl-
Slon Of lot Of square 400, improved by a
three.story brick house, 10 BEN amin +.
Fuller, esq, for 800.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

MEssRs. ELFGOSzo YoUN0s & Co., No.
354 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Four.
and-a.half street, has just received large
lot Of fresh groceries, which they are pro-
pared to sell at greatly reduced prices.
Those OF our readers In want OF flrst-elass
groceries at moderate prices would do we'll
to give this Arm call,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

GOVERNMENT ASYLUM FOR run Insane
VISIT or THH COMMITTEES ON APPRoPRIA-
TIoNs-TuE RESULT GRATIFYING TO ALL
On Saturday last the Committee on Appro-
priations OF the House Of Representatives In
company with the Board OF Visitors to the
Government Asylum for the Insane, visited
that Institution, and spent several hours In
Inspecting the building and Its plan OF gov
eminent, with a Wow Of satisfying them
selves as to the needs OF the Institution.
Amer 4 most complete investigation, tho
committee attended an exhibition given by
the patients, which was peculiarly interest
Ing and gratifying. As the visitors were
about TO depart they expressed themselves
greatly pleased with the arrangements Of
the asylum, and assured the visitors and
DR.. Nichols, the surgeon In charge, that
they would do all 10 their power 10 procure
the passage Of the appropriation asked In
tho last annual report {. 9. eco, 900 for the
erection Of an addition to tho building, Il
being apparent TO the committee that In
creased accommodations were necessary,
there being sixty patients more now In the
asylum than the capacity OF tho present
structure should allow. The committee re-
turned to the city about II o'clock p. m.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

Beginning for said part Of
81 at q distance Of twenty
i've feet from the corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and
FOur-And-a-half street,
and OF the line adjoining
the brick house formerly.
the dwelling OF II. NJ
horht, aud running
thence WestWardly along
the line OF said avenue toI
the corner Of said ave-
nue. and FouT-and-a-hRliI
street, thence northwest
Wardly along tho line
Of said FOur-Rnd-a-hall
street seyanty feet, thence
eastwArdly At q right an
gle with -Four And-a-half
street thlTty-nine fee. siI'
Inches 10 the west line of
Martin Murphy's proper
~, thence southwardlyI
along the west line Of
Marlin Murphy's proper
BY about nifty feet up to
the corner Of tho brick
house formerly the dwell
ing Of II. NJ Mortit,
thence southweatwardlyI
along the limo Of the said
brick house up TO Penn
sylvanla avenue ut thel
point Of beginning.
dams, George X. trusted
for Z, @. CoWHng.
Beginning al q point two
feet six lnoheS from the
northeast corner OF said
lot and running west
ninety-throe feet four and
one half inches, thence
south fifteen feet siX lneh
o., thence cas-, ninety
three feet fopT and QUE
half Inches, thence north
fifteen feet elk inches tOl
the point Of beginning,
.pdsrpoa, Hsnley",oI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

We call attention to notice In our
columns Of a business meeting OF tho Ohio
Republican Association this evening, and OF
a soeiable aud levee to be given on Thursday
yenlng.
A rare treat awaits those who are so fortu.
nate as 10 receive Invitations to the leyee on
Thursday evening.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-25
TIRE OIL 1sAlessETs.


OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY Recon-
PETROLEUM CENTRE Jan. 25
The market remains quiet with little &C
tiviiy at $500 Sales Of 1000 Lbls in two
lots were made at that fgucr.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-25
iacports of all the Sales OF petroleum.
In NOW York Neslcrdny.

In NcIy York Ecs!crday.
Crude in bulk weak, freely offered at II.
Refined S. W. very quiet, scarcely any de
maud for export and prices more in buyers
favor Sales 1900 bbls at 3l3I and 1000 obls
sellers option first ten days February 3l36.
Philadelphia delivery, sales 10000 cases
S5ya, we quote 20]4@3)3( (orJanuary.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-25
E;ssoIstiiOn NO:icS.

jan - 1877.
Notice is hereby Given that the p0rtncrship lately
- existing bntw. el W. IL. NiGohlson Il II l..
BNckmon under tive firm name ofW. H. Nirh1l. on
& CN. il dissolved til. d V by NUT nj consent The
hus VIII be carried on ugdcr the nHinc Cf
Nicholson Bros. who will assume all iudeb oduess
of the late finn.
". II NICHOLSON.
II l.. BLACKMON.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-25
IKE. CHamGSTgE.
HOUSE FOR sAl,Sl.

VI ,.C cen., r,,oNr, dx9l, two storie, high, 70
ty coa, n'".iy 1i painted ard pipcrei. Kchcn, pa
water. stu Jnu wtoi onse utachei Convenient ic
ATTEST part Of p On me igberi Farm in the pleas
my p,Gso ON 'he premises of
j. l. HARDING
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-25
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25
A FoLIrIcAI REVIEW.

Presidential Campaign OF 1868! y [n-
c0nsiSteAcies and Decisions Of the
Democratic LeadeFS--.The Signifi.
canoe OF the Republican Success In
the National az compared with tho
State Elections. L
In tue iiBt of these series, after refer.
ring tOtlIe priceless privileges Of the hal.
lot 10 u citizen Of the republic, and the
sacred duty Of honestly and intclligcnilv
using the same, we reviewed briefly the
course Of him who preceded the present
incumbent Of the Presidential Office. We
showed how he deserted the platform
upon which he had been elected, sedu.
l0usly endcavored to aggrandiEe political.
~ those who had sought to destroy the
life Of the Nation, even ut the expense Of
those who had riSkCd their all to save 1t,
and Of the re.dCgradation Of those beasts
who had the manlmcSs (WithOIt surety Of
any reCOmpensel 10 fight Tor the freedom
Of many who had contributed toward
their oppression. We presented some
proofs Of the support Of Andrew johnson
in his apostacy BY the Democratic party,
which support was begOttOn Of their Cftelc
prejudice against q race debasCd by cen.
turtles Of slavery and Of their desire to
restore rs quickly as possible their former
allies, the legnlizcd opprcssOrs ofthat racc,
TO political power.
In proceeding to review the contrast
between the two political parties, for
whose platforms and candidates respect.
lively, pro and con, elections are now pro.
crossing in some and others arc . he held
In other parts Of the Union this Gall, 1t Is
necessary TO rehearse the political cam.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25
SALE.

In pursuance OF the will Of Robert Morrison,
deceased and by the direction VI his widow, l
will sell, on
Tuesday, the ESD Day Of August, 1870,
At the front door Of the Court House for Ohio
County, at 10 O'Clock A. ", that very desirable
residence on llampdeu STREET, In which said Nor
rIsOn resided In his life time being Lot Ne. i've
(S) and the east hall Of Lot No. four ~ In square
No. q. Bcllair Addition. Iu the City Of Wheel
ing. Possession OF EAne win be given October
Isl, 1871, and will be sold fce Of taxes.
TElXs or SALE-0ncdfth OF purchase money
TO be paid In cash, and the remainder In four an.
nual instalmcnis, purchaser giving negotiable
notes aud occurring fAne Vi the satisfaction OF
the Executor. DANIEL c. LIST.
augl3 Executor.
The above sale Is postponed until
Monday, September 6th, 1870.
onOAk .. Ia ...4.- .....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

HARrER's Magazine for September has
been on our table some days. Tie lead.
ing contributions are the " Mediterranean
Of the Pacific" an illustrated paper Oh
the region which Is the Pacific tcrmfna.
ton Of the Northern Pacific Road; "south
Coast saunterings in England" also illus.
trated, and Frederick the Great" con.
tinuatiOn Of a series which is very timely
and interesting in view of European war.
Besides these there is the usual quantity
Of tales, poems, ETC., and the regular dc.
partment matter. an'Iraga
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

A BERLIN dispatch says the German
army in France now consists Of the iol-
lowing forces: STENMETz has 100000
infantry and $4,000 cavalry; Prince
FREDERICK CHARLES 100000 men infant
ry and cavalry, and COO guns, and the
Crown Prince $4,000 men, making q to-
tai Of $4,000 men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

Tue Democrats Of Harrison held their
Convention ut Clarksburg Monday and
nominated tue following ticket: For
House of Delegates. Chas, S.. Lewis and
7. JET. West; Recorder, Jno Il. BOggess;
Clerk Circuit Court, F. y. HOrnor; Shcr-
i'll, A. B. Thorn; Prosecuting Attorney,
John Basel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

Mr.. EDWARD You've, chief Of the
Bureau OF Statistics at Washington, sends
out a corrected statement showing in dc.
tail the annual reduction Of tho internal
revenue that will be effected by the act
passed by Congress on the 14th of July.
Under the operation Of this law, where
$sS,Ol6.O0O were collected for The year
ending on the SOth Of June last, only $27,.
$4,000 will be required in the future. A
large part ofthe reduction will take effect
the list Of The coming October.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25
THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.


SEA MOSS. PARTNERSHIP to he very ane for
g. Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dish for the sick
COX'S SPARKLING GELATISE-An old "a.
VoFite with the ladies for JellIes-
fH. bright clear and beautiful. f's.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just,t the article
to use with Cox's Gelatine-of rich
and luscious favor. -
BAKERS Warranted Pure, a delicious
.r..- and nutritious beverage. n
uECHER'S FARISA-Ppparcd especially for
inTalids and children.
BiTTERS-The genuine article
I0T ladies and children In feeble
d. health.
WINE or PEPSIN-Thc most perfect remedy
for indigestion and dyspepsia
CORN STARCH-PoF PuddingS and CustardA
splendid dessert, either alone or
with BcrrieS.
At LAU6HLTN, SMITH i CO.,
jnuIl Wholesale Drugglats, Maiu 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

WE notice that one ",TOuS B. WOLFE,
Of West Virginia" figures in the reports
or the Labor Congress ut Cincinnati. Mr..
WOLFE was resident Of this city, some
ten or twelve years ago, but we are not
aware that he has resided anywhere in
the State since. lie lives in Kansas, nc
believe. Why lie represents West Viz
ginia at Cincinnati VIC don't know. ASS
"laboring man." VIC believe Mr. WOLF is
about as much ola SUCCESS as SAM CARY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

The dams are to be built OF sound stone from
one to 6ve cubic feet In size, with such admix-
ture OF brush as may be ordered. for which no
separate charge will be made Separate prOpO-
kalsNFill be made for quATying and delivering
dam The river excavation Is gravel.
Bids will be made on blank forms furnished
from this office, where specifications and Addh
tional information may be procured. Ten per
Centum will be retained from the monthly eSti.
mates. Each bidder must giVc the names Of two
sureties to go on his bond II successful.
The right 10 reject any and all bids Is reserved.
By order Of the Chief Of Engineers.
VIM. B. MERRILL,
Maj Eng'rs and BreVet COL.
aug23 In charge o. R. Improvement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

administration Of the executive branch
OF the general Government in All its
branches; every cry against taxation and
! The necessarily heavy expenses growing
out Of The guardianship Of the States not
yet fully organized, and Of the loyal but
IMPOVERISHED and thanks to slavery
mostly unenlightened masses therein, and
every appeal 10 the prcjudices Of the labor.
ing classes as well as the aristOCratic
capitalists against the system OF free
Ila6or,-wcre used unremittingly and with
devotion worthy Of better cause, to
induce return TO the Democratic fold Of
the many who had, in the hour Of what
seemed 10 them the greatest peril Of the
country, enlisted, under tlIe banner Of
freedom and tue salvation Of the Union,
in the Republican party. And every spe-
cies Of ChiGauery in augmenting the vote
BY any available means, however illegal,
was adopted. In several States, the natu,
ralfz8tion ofpcrsons who generally voted
the Democratic ticket exceeded, in ratio
OF emigration and timely fitness therefor,
as well as in actual aggregate, the proper.
ton OF any Of q number Of previous PrcSl-
dental campaigns
A comparison Of tho vote in 1854 and
1868 will give an idea of the popular YER
dict against the Democratic party, after
the necessity Of supporting the admins
tration in the midst Of actual hostilities
had ceased. -
The majority for Grant and COlfax WSs 800 81
Increase Rep vote 749.OO3; increase Dem.
Tote...........,....... SuO,'IV
Increase Dem vote more than increase
Rep. vote. Observation-Disclosures. lbuUUU
Increase Rep. vote only. .................. %OOO
No Southern States voted in 1864; and
all but three OF the Southern States voted
in 1858.
A comparison Of the votes and MAORI
ties in the State and Presidential elections
Of 1868, in three Of the largest States,
those, too, in which tho Democrats are
most confident Of success this fall, will
give another equally clear presentation Of
the intent of the voters to show that they
designed the declaration that the war and
its results lin Congressional legislation,
which Grant and COlEax endorsed,) were
right and Just, and that the rebels had
forfeited their civil and political rights,
and could, with safety, and should, II
right, only be restored to them upon con-
ditions: t."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

ROBERT E. CHAMBERS. Of Belmont
county, was nominated for Congress
yesterday at Cambridge by the Demo-
Gratis of the 10Th Ohio district. Mr.. BrNo'
HAN has written II letter accepting the
nomination at the hands oI the Republl-
conS