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The New York herald., 1870-01-10

The blind preacher, Rev. w. II. Mt'barn, will DC
liver his popular lecture tomorrow Crucsday even
ing on "What Bind Man Saw In Paris" at the ham
OF the Young Mems CHRISTIAN Association Twenty
third street and Fourth avenue nc proceeds OF the
lecture VIII be devoted 10 the miasiol work OF Sc.
AIMS Tree church Tor deaf nluJes.
The New York herald., 1870-01-10
Five cases OF sudden death occurred ia this city
during Saturday night and yesterday. rtss vststt

Owing to a misunderstanding the name OF Mr..
Launt Taompson was inserted among the members
forming lhe committee which Viii preside over the
distribution OF the prizes or the D0re Art Union.
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

While Waiting Tor "A Cougs ft0 80 us St
came" you often sowing the seeis OF Con5unspon
b5iter Try ut JAMES RAPEC rohASI. aure cure
for oil coughs and co.is. soad Svsywl
The New York herald., 1870-01-10
Ayeraae Ie@persare ior corrsspondinI an; ~

49, Oh
Average f0f Week asl year. Observation-Disclosures. ASK
Average ior week 'hs car. .................. san
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

Sure and Quick Cure for Ceux;rs. CoIs..
hoarsencas and Sore rhroa.SAYREs Cotsloot froebss
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

Ahner ernal isntyi-uHdity, Unnatural ges,urss
Of the nosS or face ds-uref wish worms OF pin.-
rief dearny which inpsrts nns' nflDess tao fs
oeSuul cnlateusnce This annoying personal affection Il
rosseiy cured by Dr. u. Z. FERRY, t. Epna street.
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

Cristadoros Unrivailsd EEar Dye. sold
and applied his wig scslp f.ct3, Il, Aor House
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

Francis Zepcda, the Cuban who stabbed Henry
Lee Zoo ana his wife Mary Saturday night. ~
No. IA Baxter street. as noticed In the HERALD Of
yesterday, was arraigncd before Justice Dowiing
at the Toinbs and committed 10 answer The In
lured pa ties. although not dangerously wounded,
were unable to appear IL court and the complaint
against lcoeia was enleled By oficer McGl0ln OF
the Sixth preelGct. ~M
The New York herald., 1870-01-10
THE NEW SPANISH MINI TRY.

Below we give brief Biographical sketches Of the
three new Ministers whose appointment to the Span
ism Cabinet Is announced by a cable telegram pub
ished elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

Captain Jourdan. Of the sixth precinct yesterday
sent word 10 the Coroners' odlce shat Heniy Har-
mon. fJurei some weexs ago By neing struck ON
the head by an axe In the hands or Denns Ilarnete
WIS considered by the at ending surgeon To be in
dan0crous condition. Harmon IN tho New YORK
Hospital, ana Coroner F'ynn took his antA-mortsm
statement soon alter the occurrence hagtnett 10
still IN custody, awaiting tne result OF AarnUns
injuries.
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

Spantnrds md Cubans Over-Estima. 3S Thcir
Positions .2d s,trength-Captain Genera. Dc
Rodas' Latest Prociauastiom-His View Of
Affairs In Cnba.
WASHINGTON Jan. 0. 1870.
The administration h. taken no recent action on
the affairs OF Cuba nor is 1t known that any Is con-
tempated. Such Official, thslgn meagrc, accounts
as have been received show thar both the sDaniards
the Cubans exaggerate their Aecuve strength
aud positions, while the truth represented to be
that regiment of Spanish troops march 10 any
town or locality, SUBJECT only to anroyances occas
ionaly, fssmal! bodies or insurgents.
The following despatch was yesterday received In
Washington, direct from Havana
Tnc Gdyette, the oiicial organ OF the govern
meat, published the 9th instant an important
proclamation Of the Captain General, intended 70
dcnne the present situation OF the island. The
Captain General congratuiates the country upon
It's actual prosperity. New troops and rein.
forcemcnts. although not needed to suppress
the instruction, have come from Spain TO ulnl It's
obligations towards Cuba and TO protect the island
against mufderers and robbers. lie then refers to
the threats OF homicide aud incendiarism made bv
certain bands oi men, against which precautions
are now being taken IN garrsonng plantations with
troops and civil guards to save them from dcstruc.
tIon. Men-ofwar have also been sent from spain 70
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

Coroner keenan, yesterday held an inquest tho
body of Joan A. Baeirn o German. seventy ears Of
age, WHO died from the effects OF injuries received
on the lslh ult. Al the tlaic deceased MAS driving
SWill wtgcn through Broadway, near Fort, second
street, when he fell TO the pavement, receiving a
fracture oil the cit leg and other lliu res rom the
effects or Which death cnsued Mr. iIaeiri lived IN
siNt,-sesensh street, betwecl Ei.htA ald Sintn
avenues
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

IN the case OF Jacob Stubenroth, Killed In jones'
brewery, $50 sixta street, Coroner Keenan, was yes
tcrday caled 10 hold an inquest. Deceased had no
business near the machinery, hut II II supposed that
While asleep IN craT ne eli DetN cen Tie lever q nj
iyWne, ald when discovered Dy tie eneiuecr In q
iot. minutes Afterwards ne was dead ana nis body
peTNhy mutilatel There seems 20 no doubt that
ths pratilence was purelJ accidental Decoasel
va NAanaa, about thrtg'eigl. years or " aal
ugei st 70. $50 avenuct s A~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

In PASSING UP SEVENTH STREET 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 and belief,
Is that our friend, Mr.. Franc, is selling
goods at such prlces that the buying COM
thls so very popular Cents Furniahlng
Store. For the benefit Of strangers we would
add that the new number ls 43l Seventh
street, between d and T. streets, three doors
above Odd FelloFB' HALL also, we would say
that he has no branch store.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05
City Property tobe Sold for Taxes
ooLLEoroRs oFrtoE WEST WING CITY HALL, =,

7 WASHINGTON, D. O, MARcH n, is1o. !
Commencing Tuesday following list property
win be sold by public auction City Hail. dermens Chamb) I'M
The city Of Washington d. c. satisfy corporation Of said city %
taxes due thereon stated unless the said previously paid the
collector with such and
payment ... d. ,..r.. a... '
M continued from day 70
day tn completed. ..I 81 ...I. IT,. nh.
Terms .Y.#. y A BOaWEII Couac,o,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

MEssRs. GRAY 4 NoTHs, merchants and
boilermakers, Maine avenue and Third street,
hAyd on hand and for sale, pew aud second
hand steam engines and boilers, from four TO
foTty.hoTae power,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

GENTLEMEN who want to secure the finest
and most desirable quality Of boots, shoes
and galteTs, from the very best mAuufac-
turets, will thank US for recommending
them to call at the popular boot and shoe
store OF Mr.. 7. 3. GaTtrell, No. 900 Seventh
street, corner Of l, who has Just received q
full stock OF spring goods, Including Con.
gross galters, English walking shoes, strap
and Oxford shoes, low cut walking shoes,
button, Union, and other novelties. Mr..
Gartrell also keeps a splendid and complete
stock OF ladies', misses, and q large assort-
ment OF chlldren'B shoes, all colors and
STYLES, including Burt's celebrated maiufac.
ture, and all the goods pertaining 10 a first
class establishment.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

HAnEAs CoRPUs. Yesterday morning Basil
Compton was brought before Judge Fisher
on writ OF habeds eOrpus, when motion Was
made for his discharge by his attorney, Mr., T..
90 which he was committed to jail does not
sufficiently connect him with the crime, and
that the commitment does not set forth that
Lee and Abe Johnson, were arrested on an
AfiidAVit that there was good reason to believe
that certain pork and wood stolen from John
johnson, Of Moutgomoiy county ND, was
await = requisitiob. The court ordered the
disoharg Of the prisoner on the ground that
the papers were defective.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

]. z. OoNEoR is prepared 10 furnish our
citizens daily with the celebrated ErAted
Bread, manufactured by d. b. Fuller, BAlti,
more. ''..... ..|'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

The AMERICAN TIA SToRH, CORNER sHv-
ENTH AND i STREET, NonrHWRsT.-Ansotr
10 CoTrespondsHig We have boon asked 90
many times by Correspondents where they
could purchase tea, fresh roasted coffee, and
sugar at New York prices, we now state for
the benefit Of our readers that the American
Tea Store, corner ofSeventh and streets, 10
the only place 10 Ibis city yhsre goods can
Bowling, the proprietor, does nothing but q
cash business, which enables him 10 sell for
10 per cent. less than any other establish
ment In this city. We recommend our read.
ers TO go there by all means.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

joe. l., PEARsoS, the well-known printer,
corner OF Ninth and d streets, gives special
affection to briefs 10 law eases.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

uRORaErowN MERCuANTs' ExcuANaE.-
business was quite brisk yesterday, there
being 1910 bushels red wheat offered, with the
i0l Io .Hlss 100 bushels a. q AZ sl1 a.
at tl3Ti 800 at 81 3s, and 800 at tlt0-the two
last lots strictly choice.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

MEssRs. LosANo h HARpoN, No. 900, corner
Ninth and ID streets. are 10 daily receipt Of
hne AHsoftments OF dry goods for gentlemen'i
wear, and are made up 10 style to give en-
tire Satisfaction.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05
The washington ana AIszssaris
natIroaa ImhRonlIo .


The Shoemaker directory aghinst whom
rules were issued BY Judge HUI on saturday
iast, returnable TIT. morning. 70 show cause
10 retalning pos.essloa OF the AlsHandria and
WAahington railroad, not making their ap-
pearanoe this morning ~ the appointed hour,
were assestea n the sherl.t eatriea 70 Iuoge
hli ,sisn ~. anu 70 apPest 'hete
9 rSe ga w. nsln.a ..,... 49,. -.
In ~ i,s.,,nt ~ s,a ~.
uousINoou, 70 an sI cause WY hsy shonla
n3t s " - w IN lnietist,ss
Tniio ~ $50. r,,.,s,ss 49, N
o,eloes nv mornisg' but ooe o. their counsel
9e,hs .uuit.pVseu 'n' oss' WAase' iot hhu'a
az s,.,s Ia, - ts.r. 49,. ...., h,, a.
ger o. JadSe HUI, were ptopght before Jnags
unSueSL"o o'l h. =, ASesN rsSn ' AZ
" MN, ans ai.ohsrged. rue JUDGE IN ~.
whole matter ~ Issue between the shoemaher
Az, h1 rt sa rtf c w. sl oelo.,ss "
unlted states yltont Vonrl and would "
upon what Judge ohass had told hin, there
Wa no' muoh uous - W 'ha' ~ u
Mheh w. .ne p,hPeI,WMput Pte.a ,, ~
nlng. ttiso -, o,oi.ppoh, suuee hlh WM Mans
70 his ohise Lof ne ,sppeaIanee OF me nsrtie,
no ~ soso ~ ny I'M w ~, ~
y, ~ 1910, ~
ohsthg OF he shstiH'-A"1ahar'e "a1aN "
yensrdsEi 4. 1T, :,
t.,nH ~ W tne nG0vv, Nc M' h'su'
oe.tvu wv tohow,hk , 11lsp,sasoh' .,o .,.t..N
MEX aspnauA Apiia =, lmv -A ssg -, p'e ao,.
MeasIa ~ ". ntenti WINS ,,n, Ane n ". ~ ~.
| hppeMsu oet9Io Juuss ,nln. aas 49, ~
ehetseR anS 1feht ahu mnitS nso ~ ~ ~.
! tot eohiempt ~ the lnluheton, y W " ~
| ptlAoneI " !su loI 'eu uAJA tn ue'auh VI 'n'
| payment OF 'he ms
- -,
| SoSs OF JoSADAB.=Desptte the driving
| storm Odd Fellows Hail was completely hlled
! last evening at the musical aud dramatic en-.
| tettAinmant giving under the supplies and for
! the benefit OF Pioneer Council, No, ], Sons Of
Jonadab, an organlEatlon which has taken =
| prominent position among the temperance as
| ioeiatlona Of this city. The programme was
| selected with great care, and reflected much
| credit upon tho committee OF Arrangements.
| The opening quaftette BY Mr and Mrs. EyAns
| and Mr. and mrs Tllley was very nnely ren-
/ defed. Then followed 40 address explanatory
Of the objects Of The order And Its peouliaritlea
! ~ dtltingulshed from other temperance organ
| iEAttons, delivered by Mr., y. X. Harris,
solo BY Mrs, OhAppell WAS given With ex
! quialte expression ana teehng, ana eholtea !
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

old established Pekln and Ysddo tea store,
4si Ninth street, between d and streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

JAVA CoFIEE, freshly roasted, for So
eents, as good as coffee sold for 40 cents
elsewhere, at tho Pekin and Yeddo tea store,
AZ Ninth street, between d aud 4 streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

yeFtlAed for tonight.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

As EcoSoMT Is the highway TO wealth, We
consider II our duty 10 remind our fellow-citi-
Eens OF the fact that there is a vast difier-
enee In the prices charged BY our several
merchants, Many profess to sell goods
cheap, but from our own experience We have
70 say that We never bought our Gents Fur
nbhlng goods more reasonable than at tho
store Of the one-priee Franc, 4Sl Seventh
street, between d aud Il.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

OoFFHB roasted by ourselves every day,
and ground to order at the original Pekln
and Yeddo tea store, 424 Ninth street, be-
tween " and = streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

INpUcESEST TO BUY COOP SEWING
ADMINISTRATIONS q Gibbs' Sewing Ma
chine, the most simple and best constructed
sewing machine, WIN hereafter be sold on
liberal terms. Inquire at the agency, Baum's
corset and hoop skirt factory, 40S Seventh
street, between ID and II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

FoR TUE BEST and purest Teas, Coffeea
and Spices go 10 the Pekin and Yeddo tea
store, 424 Ninth street, between d aud y
streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

l.. s.E REWARD offered for gold sys.SIA,s,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

TIA, CoIPEE, Spices, Chocolate, Cocoa,
FlaToriug Extracts, Rice, Corn Starch, &C.,
&C., sold at the Pekin aud Yeddo tea store,
4s4 Ninth street, between d and + streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Local BREvITIEs.-A eolored man named
james Francis was arrested 90 Sunday nIgbt
by Onleer HeifneT In attempting to break into
one OF the stands In tho Northern market
Henry Scott, a leader Of a gang OF oolored
thieves, was arrested yesterday and sent 10
jail for court on the charge OF being oOnoeF Cd
Ia the larceny Of brick machine heretofore
mentioned.
Lewis Heilbroun 10 held for a hearing be-
lore Justice Sohmidt on the charge OF dc.
ffaudlng oOloTed men by charging them a fee
OF - for which he proiessed to be able to OBJ.
tain them employment.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

ELECTION or DIRECroRs.-At the annual
election for seVen directors Ofths wash nEton
Library Company held yesterday afternoon
the following gentlemen were elected W. l.
Nicholson, W, q, Force, l., OlephAne, A. n,
shepherd, ]. Melgg, +. II. Smith and J. u.
keAabey. The old Library chartered nearly
sixty years ago. contains some ten Thousand
standard works, and the new and popular
books lately placed on lite shelves give Ii fresh
attractions.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Rssinn,na, ~. -, 80, :, I;
ofst a dts, ~, sS ~ , Paas W
Ave ies fi Srom ny ~ so owSnsS I,
Psnns,,I,,ania ' ! 1911 :. " !,
Foi,ris "a III 1s0hNy NY
snS AZ ai ,i,a ti il'n'i .,tsu1ilyieli
~ ~ W. ~ W i ll,i Aulo,lllng
~ ~ n l,, i,ull5o Io,,ihV,Yl
w. W uNeiiing VI ~, ",
moInt lhd running
t tiloh ,, WestHaruly along
~. .he lhe OF hala avenue toI
she !, eosnS 81. ~ sac AVE- W.
. ha'e ~. .,. -ai,u,a-nl.,i
s ~. ~, 'iie l h D ~, 81,
w w Wy I WI,l.. sho M w.
~. y, s', 49,, !, 81, ,hdl
s az, ~ az =, -, ! I'm 49, ~,
sla ,,i,h ga ~ = ~ M M
s,roe, ,hIr,yInIna 49, 80 !, ~ ~
Inchss ~ ~ Nv, In ,Ina " y,
Main Wnroh 49, n ,i,n ~
~ thence ~ AM ilsrdivI
ShnS the ,yest iina ~
Wsrt1n Wntnhy's nrdner,I
n, sLa,,s aebIitat, 49,
the corner ~ the brIrEI
hn1ss in,,neTlv the dwsII-
Inc N M. Morft
thence southwestwardlyI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

"Vhhl hhhhNh REPUBLICAN OIUn OF THE
FoUETh WARD "A meeting OF this ASSoeiAtion
was held last night, At the corner Of III Stfeol
ana new Jersey avenue, and was called TO
ofuer by Mr., j, u Wall, temporary pFenident,
with ID. keppel, Aa secretary.
The object OF the meeting was TO elect per.
manent otioerl OF the club and consider
Amendmenta TO the constitution.
MI, ], y. Wall was elected president, JAmea
Dillon, Vice president, and Henry barton, sec.
The following were appointed an sxesutivs
oommittee' john Burns, Timothy Foley. Den
nls Doohey, Dennis Quill, and Timothy Her.
The CHAIR stated that at the last ms.,in9 IA
wAh asked whether = ooloTed man could Iois
the club, but tho msetlnE Ad burned bsfore tho
question was answered. As regards the aon-
nututlon there was nothing pfohibitinE aoI-
ored men from Joining the sInb, N theV CON.
piled with the requirements OF the oohatitu.
Mr.. Keppel moved that at the next maetinr
COMMITTEES DO appointed TO represent ne
CLUB 10 tho mAyorAlty convention OaFFied
Mr.. BAfton desired 10 know Whether SIml.
lar woTkingmen's clubs would be TebTrsSntsd
In the uonyehtlOnt
The CHAIR said the present was mot thu time
to debate the queatiOh,aI the comm ittoe waaid
not be appointed until the neEk mrstInS, NM
he recognized no Republican club mt the
present, which was the genuine one. " "a
The UhaiT announced at talented sns. Va.
had been invited to address the eiub yThn ,vonb
DO present ~ the next meeting
THH mailing Of th0 Ulinoia Rsn,,htt..-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

THE GEORGETOwH OASAL.-ThO canal, from
all accounts will not be Ia thorough working
order for some days yet, Besides the break
on the nine mile level, the superintendent Of
the Georgetown division thinks the water
will have TO DO turned on At the lower level
until Wednesday, to allow Of repairs, made
necessary BY the late rains.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

A NEw CANAL BHIDOH.-The contemplated
make that street across the mall (AlFeady
graded, with footWAlks lAid,l available tor
travel. Tbs bridge will be = plAln, nubstantiAl
each, There viii BE- ! 30 feet wlds roadway
And feet wide footWAlkl With EtillhEi,
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also upon Our Iron-clad Ships, and upon the

also, upon Our Iron-clad Ships, and upon the
Admiralty.
The ECLECTIC. E. R. Pelton. New York:
The June number of "The Eclectic" opens
with an article from "The Quarterly Re
"yiew," giving very satisfactory sketch of
the past history of the English Bible. Pro-
fessor Muller's second lecture on the Science
of Religion is profoundly interesting. Among
the other articles are: Colors of the Plan
cts, from St Pauls; The Place where the
Light Dwelleth; a Bit of Tuscan Life in the
Seventeenth Century, and Professor Hulk
ley's 'Discouse touching the method OF u.s.
''ing ones reason rightly, and seeking sci
''entifc truth"
The agents in Charleston for "The Eclec-
''tic" are Mr.. John Russell, and Fogartie's
Book Repository.
EVERY SATURDAY. An Illustrated Journal of
Choice Reading. Boston: Fields, Osgood d.
Co.
The monthly part for June of Erery Sat
urday gives token of rapid improvement in
the already high character OF this magazine.
The illustrations are very meritorious, and
the whole work is rapidly reaching up to the
English standard. edwin brood" is pub
fishing in this magazine, and should draw
hosts OF readers. The price OF the monthly
part OF Eoe'y Saturday is so cents.
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was next taken from the road and put in the
shop, where in quiet manner skilful me-
chanics soon fitted her out with an ingeniously
formed pipe, curling from the man-hole In the
tender down through the latter to position
inside of the hind trucks, where the pipe
forms a talf-circle. at the end of which is The
nozzle, which always points the way the en-
gine goes. Fastened to this nozzle Is an iron
bar, which connects with bar from point
near the fireman's box, by which, when the
locomotive comes to the trough, the nozzle or
pipe can be dropped instantaneollsly into the
water, while the train is running at the rate Oh
thirty miles an hour. The nozzle sinks TO only
a depth of two inches in the trough. yet, even
at that depth, when the one thousan5 feet is
passed over, one thousand six hundred and
thirty-four gallons Of water will be found in
the tender.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-25
a Whopper.

The published statement that Major Gary,
OF Edgefeld, in the Reform Convention, de-
clared that che saw no difference between
''Scott and Carpenter" aud that 'he would
s.just as soon vote for Scott as 20 vote for
Carpenter" is scandalously untrue from
beginning to end. The writer OF this para
graph was present during the entire session
Of the Convention, and knows, OF bis own
knowledge that neither the words quoted
nor any others of similar meaning were ut
tered by the gentleman in question. The
statement thathe did 80 is, we are constrain-
ed 10 believe, wanton and wilful falsehood.