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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

TIE KrNoLITERLRI RIUNIoH.-AgAln,
on Saturday evening lRlt, were the commo.
dlous parlors Of Mr.. Horatlo King thrown
open for the reception OF large and intel.
lectual company Of ladies and gentlemen,
attracted by another OF the rational enter
taInments, which week amer week have been
presented with 30 much success TO the lovers
OF literature.
Amer toe rooms were wen hlled, Mr..
King, In a few pleasant and facetious re-
marks, introduced the exercises explaining
At the same Tina, the meaning OF request
on the card OF Invitation that the ladies
would attend in Governing dresS." Least. II
might be inferred that this expression mesnt
TO Indicate full party costume, he desired to
say that he had no such meaning, but In
tended simply 10 express the wish that ladies
would come prepared to lay aside their bou.
nets and wrapplngs, thus relieving the occa-
sion Of all ceremony, and converting II Into
one ofeasy, uurestrained social intercourse.
Tho order Of the sVenIng was then
reached, the promised lecture BY Mrs, Maria
A. Stetson. The subject OF the discourse
was che Blographers and Soul OF BuFns,h
and occupied an hour In the readluE. II
was an eloquent tribute 70 the genius and
character OF the great Scotch poet, and a
whitening rebuke TO his ungenerous and
prejudlced blogrAphers. Tho most earnest
and gratlned attention was bestowed upon
the lecture TO lts close. Mrs. Stetson Is a
hne writer, OF attractive and dlgnlAed pres.
ence, with an admirable delivery, aud
would grace the lecturers platform could
she DO induced TO exhibit her powers Of elo
cution on broader theatre. ........
II was announced that on next Saturday
evening an essay on "Alaska" would b.
read by Mr.. Vincent ColIyer, Of New York.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28


The Gazstts Of Saturday evening has the
following news items; ...n.. rgHr7.
AT an adjourned meeting Of the Library
Company last night Captain Kosaiusko
KempeT was elected president, and the follow-
Ing were elected diTeetoFss George y III,
uhIeT, lloyd NJ. smith, samuel Ii. 5snncy,
Edgar SnoVgdan, Jr., u. ,Wm. Ramsay, Lyaan-
der Hili, Luther ID. Harrison tRnd Edward s.
LeAdbeAteT, ... r... .r. H.H.. ...
THE Abseonding wife mentioned few days
ago returned to her husbAnd this morning,
aud brought hack with her nearly all Of the
Of her way before Iho had gone farther North
than Warrington. a. ..r 100 r.n
THE AhoeaGkeFS shop OF eolored man
named Augustus Lumpkins, on Cameron
atrsSt, near Warrington, was attacked Last
night by unknown parties aud partially
sacked,
soNE ofths old machinery OF the Manassas
Dap Railroad Company Is now being taken
been puToh aHed BY MT. PicIGon DuVAl, the
proprietor Of the foundry 10 that city. -, .
TINS 1900 appropriated on Tuesday. night
last by the OOuholi for the purchase Of wood
for the deserving poor OF the city, has been
expended, and no more wood win be issued
this Water. The applicants were 50 numeT.
Gus At the MAyoE's ofaeq yssteIday, that I9
distributed in quantities IS email as the sixth
OF . cord, .-... .. ah+
A coLoRRD woMAs was severely burned AZ
ReAmeF's Hotel In LoeSburg, last night. she
had a bottle Of kerosene oil 10 her dress
pocket, which she struck against a stove In
passing. The bottle broke, the oil caught IRE,
and hence the resulting injury.
AoBHTs In this city has 5uaeseded ia en-.
10 Plantations in the Gulf States. Those en-.
gagged held q meating last week and unahi.
TIOuIiy determined not 70 leave the capital
propTiAtlon lately made by Congress for the
! support Of the destitute Ofthat city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28
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lO1It6a a ~ Ia CoHntas a. % svBsfsrfser,l q
! MAaHIH0roE Ans gHAI9 D. u = fnh flgn71 % w
fsAisa PEopeslls n dsplisAts VIII corr 20. q
~. ndSsss:ssshs "a NY % tssgSs
iSe, fSEIapPlS lAIE Fssh Beef . lsstFSSpgAt thii
vs.. SSId ssof mas. be frss6, o. stAbls
quRiitys III saual tnopOrtio4a pf fore lapd hiad.
duLrtsrs, tneSks, Shnka and kid9sY talloT % ss =,
cost, ia such guNniity Is ma be fssh time 70 yms
reg uired, and on such DAYS y the oommandlp
oassr shall dsIiElrie' n9' shs ssaAnE iPur 'Ane'
sttss Galtls ssitSlsA fS 2. gsst 4 :;
S az iosf iSsi. md i$iSsd
ThsIhAnks Of fags qulrtsTs shall bS oqt OF from
tbrss 70 four iash1s shove The kpse jOlnl aud ~
hid laHAtLets ityrh sig to slight inches above Inc
ia all easSs, n lhSIasNl Is act sAuaf4etoTy PuI-
ehaseHtn the open Market III be made A. the OK
pbnsb 0flhs % ntfaetar. .a HLN u q. p-.tf
I The proposals. viii also state ~ lWhstpres Der
pound choice sutA Will 10 fpFalAAsd for sales 20
TSil outisst 70 10 10 fsIss. sig months, or such
pP 'S Y ~ 6 SsSsiEf 81 ihs bspl
bo IA " ~ q sI srasI
| hno BY two rsnphaAibls. auedttot, wh0se names
must W msn ohSa IN tha kldg a.! III r.. ~
Posaii foE Frssh Bed, Ssd sadreassa % tbs aP'
The riTht is reserved to rel any or all bids not
In thu lRtereAt of the united States .., .ar .
| Other condition., IequiEenents, paymepts, Se'
FITst LisutsRAat Of ordhARSS' Bvt.cApt, y q A.
a n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

must present determined front 70 the foe,
and sympathizinR hoart 70 the fallen. Dc
consoled with the thought that good actions
are impcriShable. Their influence can never
die. - ~. ..4...g.s. q
ssustar Royels was warmly applauded at
The conclusion OF his address, and the meet.
Ing adjourned.
WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
This society held a regular weekly meet
ing last night, at Board Of Trade rooms, the
president, q. X. Harris, In the chair. Iu'
teresting addresses were delivered by John
Golden, ESQ, Hon. w. Il. LoVett, and O. N.
Mlddlebrook, esq. The Interest In these
meetings IL steadily kept up, aud much good
is resulllng from them. .fl...
HIGHwAT RoBBERI.-.- Yesterday morning
about seven o'clock, as Robert Fletcher, an
old colored man from the country, was
passing along New Jersey avenue, In the Vi
clnity Of the Columbia engiue-honsc, he met
two colored men, and taking them so be
honest people be Inquired IL they know
where he could buy 4 horae. D.
Amer ascertainlng how much money tho
old man had they assured him they knew
q man close by who had horses aud mules
for sale, and offered 70 take him 10 the
place. Before they had proceeded far the
larger Of tho two negroes selzed Fletcher
and held him while the other coolly put hla
hand Into his pocket, took his pocket. book
aud ran OF, aud was shortly followed by his
partner, Tho robbers took all his money,
amounting TO $40. > Ha' ..
Tho transaction was witnessed by several
members ofthe engine company, who thought
the oolored mon were playing. As soon a.
Fletcher made the facts OF tho case known
he was taken 70 police headquarters, whore
he told hia story TO Detective MeDeyltt, who,
with tho assistance of Sergeant Clements
and Offlcor James Boyle, Of Lieutenant Cess
ford's force, soon traced out the perpetrators
Of the outrage, who proved to be two noto-
rious thieves named 81 Taylor and Clark.
They Wone taken 20 police headquarters,
whore they were at once Identified by
Fletcher. % .... D. .aIU..n 1ru 10
They had been to Alexandria subsequent
10 the robbery and secreted the money. Thay
proposed 70 compromise the matter by re-
turning the money, but Of course did not
succeed 10 getting OF on suoh terms, and
were sent 10 Jail by Justice Walter. IL IL
but short time since Clark was sent TO jail
for rohblng MT. W. II. Stanford Of clothing,
&C., and bailed out by q ball-goer. o..
The difficulty In securing tho attendance
Of witnesses from distance to prosecute
these cases has led these mon to imagine
that oountrymen are legitimate subjects 10
plumber, but this case IL 40 outrageous that
Justice Walter IL determined IL shall come
| to trial, and will commit Fletcher Rs wit
ness, or compel him to give bail to appear
against The culprits. \ u D. mrlfTI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

LARCENY or poRK.-on Saturday Detec-
i've Illlman, with Acting Sergeant Caya-
nagh and Onlcer stinehcomb, OF the Fourth
precinct, were executing a search warrant
they Maud Ia - i..-,-., Ia Vsisuss .iisy, 8J-
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth and l. and NJ
streets, two dressed hogs hanging up In =
second-story chamber. As the Inmates could
give 30 sstlAfaetory account OF how they
came there, tho pork was removed TO the
Fourth precinct statiou-housc to await a
claimant. D .st '..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

FRs,-AbouteE9 80 o'clock yesterday morn
ing 0fficsr DALEY turned In an alarm Of ERE
from box No. 0, caused BY the burning Of q
three-story brick house on Eleventh street
east, between N and o streets south, owned
by Mrs. 0rtsrback, aud occupied as a store
by Philip Bohrer. Tho nremen were prompt
were totally destroyed before subdued. The
building WINS valued at 5000, and Mr..
BohreT estimates his stock at 1900, with
no Insurance on either. The hre lssuppOSed
to have originated from sparks from stove
In the office OF the store.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

The forty-elghth animal commencement
ofthenationaI medical department OF Column
blan College will take plaza at Lincoln Hall
on Wednesday evening at two O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

PIAiN o 8.


NTAsrs. OAK AMP PINE PILIsds, sAwEp
sbogtssi notice, BY TIioTn a WILLIS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

..TGH New Jersey Republican Association
VIII hold an adjourned meeting this evening
at Liberty Hall, corner OF Seventh and /
streets, at 7;SO O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

TABLEAUS AND MUHo.-A grand enter.
morrow eFenInE, which bids fair TO be Of
high order, aud Is 70 be given under the
auspices ofthe ladies or Metropolitan n. Z.
church. Some OF the very best musical
talent Of the city have volunteered their
services, and tho proceeds Of the entertain
ment will DO appropriated 20 the payment
for chime Of bells for the church. The en-
terthinmGnt commendS Itself TO the patron.
age Of our generous citizens.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

,MKssRs. JONES & AsnFoRD have removed
their land once TO rooms and o (tirst noor)
Barbour's new building, No, 400 Louisiana
avenue, north side. "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

THE rehearsal OF the Philharmonic soci-
ETY. this evening takes place at Motzerott
Hall, at halEpast seven o'clock. A prompt
attendance Is requested. a' 80
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

A. 8. TAILoR, ut his temperance grocery,
corner OF Twentieth and streets, northwest,
calls attention to his stock Of fresh, good
aud cheap groceries. or ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

The EiACTIoN IN 0EoRG ETowN.-The
annual election for members OF the two
Boards Of City Councils OF Georgetown
takes place to-day. There does not seem TO
be much interest taken In the result, as both
the Republican and citlBens' tickets bear the
names OF good citizens, Who are alive 10 the
wants Of tho people, and will serve them
we'll. II IL generally conceded, however,
that the citizens Ticket, With one or two ex-
ceptlons, will be elected, The registration
closed on Saturday, resulting In 4 total reg
white, aud !, 10l colored. ~ Na'".
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

CHANGE OF bIEETISs PLAoEs.-Equal No.
l Tribe Of Jonadabs, at their meeting on
Friday night, resolved TO move from their
present quarters, aud the next meeting will
be he Id in the parioru OF the Congregational
church. Since Ia organiIation this society
has progressed rapidly, and II Is expected
an application for q charter for new tribe
will be presented at the next meeting.
Pioneer Council MOL Sons Of Jonadab
have also decided to move their place OF
meeting TO Good Follows Hall, on Seventh
avenue,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

The extensive establishment OF MesSrs. J..
8. Topham 4 Co., Seventh street west, next
to Odd Fellows Hall, Is capable Of supplying
the demands OF all who wish 10 purchase the
finest and best made Trunks, Satehels, &C., at
the lowest prices. Tho selection OF Harness
mCDt.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

OAK Hall. CLOTHING and MEEchANT TAI
LoRNG, 525 Seventh street, opposite Post
Once.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

kRAL ESTATE sIIHs.--Business In real
estate Is gradually growing s-IslC, and daily
operations are mentioned. On fnosy az,
following transfers were madsi Part Of lot a.,
square $40, with good frame house thereon,
fronting on g street south, between Third
and Four-and-A-hAlf streets west, 10 John B,
Nally, for 5000; also, lot "a, 10 Corcoran' 6
subdivision OF original lot u, in square 1893,
with frame house, fronting on l. street, be.
tween Connecticut avenue aud Eighteenth
street, to J. w. Drans, for 1880; also, LOT
rs and 20, In Whites subdivision OF square
$50, with improvements, consiStinE Of two
modern-built three-story brick houses, front.
Ing on u street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, for 1850 each, 20 @. D.
Pearson and ZephaniRh Jones =. &c..
In Georgctou- Zoe puhdlng-lot fronting
80 feet ca rayette street, above First, with
twO.story brick house, was sold to James
Clarity for $2,8s0. - & b. ...rE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

Tue Third ward Republicans will hold a
mceting on Wednesday evening, March 2,
at Union League Hall. ~ .'1...- .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

A New MONUMENTAL movement has
been inaugurated, with Mr.. A. X. Browne as
its manager, to furnish employment TO la
borers, white and black, who may desire to
go South to work. The recent letter of Gov.
Aleorn,. Offering great Inducements 10 labor
the effect Of Increasing the interest In the
movement.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28
Confectionery.
cSHAFFIELD'A PRENOm CONPEC
= TIOhERY, 800
I22B PKNHBYLVAEIA AVENUE.
u.tv,aap Twalfth and Thlrtssnth gtrrats

PARTIES, WEDDINGS. sUPPBRs, RRCgP-
TONS, DIHNERA. &G.. &c, furnished AZ short
uoiies And moderate terms. fiTA-eiass Walters,
handsomo table OTnAnepts, silver ware, AZ, 40 /,
Ices, .ssyeraf nsw Creams Ia hshdaOmo fansJ
n'u'u' ~ SVSEPH Ii. sHAFFIELD.
tobls-lm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

THn wEsHINofoN Uiff BRvfNas BANK,
corner sevonthgtrect ana Bouislana avenut,
IL opon from $50 v 7fS0 every Saturday eteL
hotrs1l N pays Interest OuUehnaItss 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

The FURNITURE advertised to be sold at
No. $50 II street, between Fifteenth street
aud Vermont avenue, by Cooper 4 LAtlmer
on Tuesday, March /, will be removed TO
their auctiOu-rooms, and be sold on that
day, as the occupant will not permit the sale
to be made on the premises.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

DEPRIVED OF THE FRANoHIsH.-OWingt TO
the absence Of Judges Cartier aud Fisher,
no sesslon OF the Supreme Court IN bdHe was
held Saturday, so the Wheatley mRndhmus
election case was not acted upon, and
Wheatley with numerous others was de-
pTiyed Of his vote.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28
EELreIoUs


FtRsT BAPTIST oHuRoH
Rey' q; Ha.hssrs pastor q ~ ThLrieeaih.
PLATA, pTae,lsai aaS edseliSS Ssfss6 ~ SssisT.
day m6rulnf. HIS toxt wAs the i'm verse md
Ilhehsep. of Llke--''And JSsus aa.wSEtBGsaId
the ntneri Tho sermon was ihtendad u Iiina-
trate 10 a practical WAY the pp61ensss 81 the
heart OF man 20 ietgstillne,s sd lnEtAtituds
are familiar with the hlatoTy Of " hiah The
text Iorms part Ter lsgets eppllsd 70 TIC
ssyiout 70 Dc sissnsed 81 ihelr leptosy. Nine
samaritan. After they had felt the power %
God and were heaied, the nine eontlnued on
thelr way, aad the samAfltAn alone returned
TIos. rsusra n being hsaIsd nj osia 81 M.
bodily innruAity, bat Ia bsfnE oisansed Of the
leprosy o. .in. SO in our day and genstatlca.
and wsDt. nea sail upon ood 70 isys them
ihe .trongest heatts quail, ard those who ~
hssish s1 \, ps,osps'i,y soSfr mOs., make loadss.
Again the source o. their relief aud peace, aud
only here Nsd there ons returns ARD i've.
earnestly Impressed this upon hls hearers, and
closed With powerful appeal to the eongre-
s0 ~ 20 ,ysn5s M asSoIssd IN rom Ky
There q Joy 10 the angels Of God over ons
Turning away fiom AZ other great events
Ia III l ',f.E 80,
nv 49, ~ ~ .,rii % ~ stsd
shluca forth IN this conversion Of n ninneE
II. Their aympathy for their Lord Jesusl the
sSgh,ra S.sE; NE los, ,;SS:sp sSd .hsH Re
return OF the prodlga ~ son, Jesus rti oioea wheu
the lost sheep is found, when the prodigAl an.
ysaS'S hin, snG Ne sS5e r'Ss: e
meaning OF the Wotdr faped and loaf. Long
havs they snloyed the pleasures OF hsAgenl
that shining river that noks rom the IN rome
OF God. They have sesn fall iron thuir nfst
estate the angels who ara Dowin the gloom
and misery OF hell. Yes, hey undetatAhd aud
appreciate the worth d the soul, And the value,
the great value, of.rsps ntAnoe. IL they are 80
moved, should not wu endeAvor to -aead ain.
naTs to repentanee, TO prey earnestly for our.
ssivss and our loved ones, that theT NAV re-
pent while there 10 yet hnef ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

ES',AtbIbh IN I-D-ys's5'si-ga ii LSlo5lio
JOHN MoDERMOrTfS,B BROS ga saJ ;
DEALERS, HELIItG
$40 Psanayly Ani4 ave neAr "a street; =
RRcRlYBn0A, $40 AeE AhD SOLD on CON.
oGRm4uxs Hkrk Ab5osr,, " f.b,!taSa ,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

eduoatlon, o. reiigiou. Whether his idsA was
the ADVERTISEMENT OF UiitisuAnity OF not yet
qod, Who rules over Al, Il 20 bring OUT q
that treaty reeunG a. grand as Aay that viii
Cow from Tie lAbors Of the fnlrhionssy Ia that
si ~ hsla Ysa y ne prime ana slSIS 2,
The ehtplst ef his honofs WsS gtiIl green, hs e
go on God would teach Us this lesson that
he Il not depennsnt npon aay man, Tae1A-
Or. Newm2a asked, "Wefs yot, hadam, 10
dc to-niSht, what would be ", seudition Of
nenta for the poor like that Of y ofoaa, or
With magpihcent robes the Indication Of your
Nehlth The little garments prove one char.
eNhorted them 70 10 forth on missions OF
ohAfity, that ~ last thef might feeelyq these
Welcome NJerds, = Iuasmush A. ys dld unto
yslato ne ioI q yout Eotd.s ~ |. -. -.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

NOT WoMAS-RIdHTBR.-J Marshall
Hanna requests US TO state that he slgned
no petition asking for the bestowal Of suf-
frage on the females Of this District or else
where. lie regards "pcirirour govern.
menu as not conSonant with manhood"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

LOCAL BRHvTrIRs---Gordon Ripley, who
has boon living rather fast about town for
some weeks past, was arrested by special
Detective Q. W. Thompson, at the Airing.
ton, on the charge OF passing q fraudulent
lie was sent TO jail for hearing,
Messrs. Barrett and Spates, counsel for
Murray, In jail for the killing OF Michael
Kelly a fow days since, propose to causes
writ OF habsds eorput to issue to-day. Slth
the idea Of having their client released on
ball. .r
About 10 O'Clock saturSLy night Oalcer
Auldridge arrested Hsdry ehadwell and
VIM. Taylor a. they we're attempting bur.
glariouA entry to $40 oyster house Of Hump
| ton 4 Dyer, o. Tenth atTeet, near d. They
are held fora bearing.
Andrew Fcdalda, for assnultlng aud beat.
ing Il. @. Edwards, gave security for court
before Justice Weaver. The same justice
also required HIN 70 give bail for court fol
resisting OGlcer Nelson In the discharge Of
his dutles.
John Howard, colored, charged with petit
larceny, was committed to jail for court by
Justice Thompson. ~.
Abont eight O'clock on Saturday night @
man named Henry Schiners was knocked
down aud robbed at the corner OF Seventh
aud ? streets of Eve pounds Of tobacco BY
four white men. The mlsereants made their
escape. ... r-r..r-
Matilda French, colored, for using PRO.
hae language In tho streets, was sent TO the
Workhouse for thirty days. e. naE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28
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Sealed PrSps,Als " III DO re- ssiysd uaIl >, H.qu
iags ~ dsJSt ~ ~ ,s sns
peraI which IL Department nay rsan w daring
period Of fonr years, ooptasnsing lSt Of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

CtBTAnLIaHE6uI Sl4. indi rlo'nNNstf.
El0515iANDREW ~ JoYOB 90. jew hsa
i CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, - : I
an, ais snd $40 ToSfyeon u tGsAg y ~ 4
RsPNiring N all IT. brAnphea An eAftiAGss lSn
for HSpairs, storaEs Of Con- misslpn are napfsd.
At,ntIfOI BrtNstst ACC. jof BfOoms street
Hlnt AysnuS. Hsw YetS - !. lsslt.1 N
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

A srABLE is for rent In the rear Of GOS, II
street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28
! Builders and Matsrial.

L,,,..ns. 9RSEEHSisoA1lRss l s;EEtesT En-.
So. SsH u ssSP Fix
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

-@ alItffs ssF1S SEE sE1T1lbIyIElss .l.a,s
and dali,T, III sompiels--iof one lSiia iss. psise
e. hnsai tyct has .hs torPoIs,ios price, ,ssd
nsAi IN iArse R0ulhs amer he work 4 completed.
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