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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

Sometime ago the Association
Of the Oldest Inhabitants Of the District
agreed to present 10 the Washington Moun-
ment Association, on tho 9Th day OF July.
memorial block, which the committee, APP
pointed for the purpose, ordered IRON the
The block Is now in readiness, and win be
presented on Monday, the 4th Inst. Il Is one
of the finest specimens OF Baltimore county
marhLe very white, hard and durable, feet
long. 2 feet high, with bed Of ] foot 6inches.
The letters are raised showinga panel OF one
forming fine effect with the smooth tops Of
the letters and margin, which Is two and a
half inchRs wide with q handsome mould Of
one and a half inches. The following is the
inscription Presented by the Association Of
the Oldest Inhabitants OF the District Of clJ-
lumbia, July Eth, 1870" r'rf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

a. l., SHEERF at his coal Office Four-and-
a-hAlf street and Caral, has on hand q large
stock Of the celebrated Cumberland coal for
family, steam and blacksmith purposes, which
he Offers ut the lowest market rates.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

In your notice Of DR.. wright's expose, you
leave the Inference that my questlonin regard
TO clairvoyance aud healing reflected on the
Medium ship Of Mrs. Wright. Ididnot name
any medium, and Mr.. Wright on his own re-
sponsibility defended his wife. / then en-
deavored TO be heard while declared my be-
lief that she was genuine medium. Those
who were near me will testify this assertion.
You say that Mr.. Wright was tied the same
rs Gunncll, Read and Emerson. asked to
have on the committee Of inspection gentle
man who had tied Emerson, and the doctor
declined, saying EmeTsOns case was not up
then. ! affirm that the tieing and retielng
were miserable failures, 80 far as the Dhyon-
ports and Emerson are concerned, and In
innny respects the same Is true o. to the per-
forInanccs In imitation Of Mr.. Read that DR..
Wright does not submit TO be tied by the
same committee who tied Mr.. Emerson on
the last night he was here In tho same man
net and do the same things, and that no rcgu-
lar clergyman of this city dare meet us In an
open manly debate on the questions at Issue
between orthodoxy md spiritnalism.
demanded that DIR. Wright should be ticC,
and then held while tied, Us was Emerson,
and he, declined. DR.. Wright did not affirm
that he had caught any but one person In
tricks, and I certainly know that he was by
inc notified Of the character Of the manlfcsta-
tiOns Of his muster and. after promising
mo further opportunities Of testing him, he
carefully avoided giving mo the same oppor-
tunltics, as / believe, because he feared ]
would show him up, and thus defeat his plans,
which eliminated last night. Il is my lrm
conviction that DIR. Wright, who Is anything
but orthodox on Bible questions, Is humbug-
. Ea az i-.i~' ulnisters and tha!r tlll9.s.ass
bugged by his wonderful medium. For the
right Quot Wright sr JouS b. WoLPr,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27
Garages.

TIM carpet viewers ofGngland th,aten to
strike for higher wages.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

TnE number Of cholera casCs antdcaths
from this disease In Havana Is daily lowing
less, and no fears are entertained OlNo cpl
demlc at present. .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES.
The following NAMED gentlemen have been
selected 10 form the Democratic Congressional
Committee; Eugene CaAserly, California;
John 2. Stockton, New Jersey William II.
Barnum, ConnectlcuG William II. slOcum,
New York; John Y. Bird, New Jersey; Samuel
j. Randall Pennsylvania; benjamin I. Biggs,
Delaware Frederick Stone, Maryland; John
North Carolina; Philadelphia Van Trump,
Ohio; William 4. NiblRck, Indiana; A. q.
Burr Illinois; Boyd Winchester, Kentucky
c. A. Shoaf, Tennesseei ETAstus Wells, Mis-
souri,; Charles A. Rldrldge, Wisconsin; y. NJ.
Wilson, Minnesota; Joseph 3. Smith, Oregon;
James A. johnson, California; John &, Con-
nor, Texas; p. NJ. b, Young, Georgia. Adolph
Bailey, Louisiana.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

THE London shipping Gazette thks that
there will be general fall OF lntett soon,
which will enable the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to underbld the banks.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

TIm city OF Guaymas, Mexico, was sur
priscd on the 2Sth Of May by an armed force
under Colonel Yaacayuo, whose command is
In the interest Of Placldc Vega. The troops
landed from tho steamer Forward, formerly
an English gunbOat, and entered the city with
out opposition. The collector Of customs and
other officials were seized and notice given
10 the citizens 10 pay the outstanding duties,
which were estimated ut Sl00 600, and which
amount was collected. The invaders carried
away two vessels aud Eve thousand muslSets,
which they hAd'sclzed In the city, and other
property. The government troops appearing
ON the Beth, YRscayuo evacuated the place,
the Forward steanllng out Of the harboT with
the sailing vessels In tow. During the occlIpa-
ton order was maintained and the foreigners
unmolested. The prisoners were all released,
with the exception OF Mejla, Of the paymRs-
ter's department son Of the minister Of war,
MOdine, of the supreme government. The
United States consul urged his release, but
Yascayuo replied that his orders were positive
10 keep him a prisoner. IL Is supposed that
the expedition win visit Topaz, Ban Bias,
Mazatlan and other points, and attack them
In fuTtheTanCe Of q scheme 10 establish the
Northwestern Mexican Republic, 49,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

ST. PATmCK's CHURCH. Inst sunday
services were held In 81. PatrirkB church
yesterday, the pastor, Rev. u A. Walter,
singing high mass, and the assistant pastor,
Rev, j. j. keane, preaching the sermon.
The congregation will hereafter worship In
Carroll Hall, which has been Atted up, and
will be occupied for the nrst time on Sunday
next. There are one hundred and seventy
eight pews upSn the iioor OF The hall-twenty
there are 10 galleries, II makes a much more
comfortable church than 81. Patriek's. The
ceilings and walls are ehasteTly froscoed, and
the windows stained, giving y a very attTae-
tive appearance. Tho large organ has been
put up In the hall, and the handsome marble
altar VIII be transferred from the old church
% the hnll This week.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

AHour MD cow, with white faco, stfayed
on the 18TH Instant from the sedgWlck bar
racks post hospital. Information concerning
the same will he thankfully received by DR.,
ChaIles smart, al the hospital, Eighteenth
and NJ streets,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

TnE London merchants insist al b for
eign Office on their objections 10 pi(Chlna
treaty. .fG.f H.L- .FFf .sRF #ta
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

LOUIS NAPOLEON had mother lttick OF
rheumatism on Saturday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

THE O'Neil-CrUwlcy Circle, F. b., WASH
lngton, ID. e., represented by NJ. w. Leahy,
2. McNamarce, lettcr-carrieT, aid others, can
not hold a picnic, rs per poster, al the Wash
iugton City Garden on the ath Of July, Il
date by Mr.. Thomas Murphy and others.
Earnest Locflcr, proprietor, Washington City
Garden
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

TowsosTowS CANT MEETING The camp
committee Of the NJ. Il. church, Of TOwson-
town, at It's meetingon Wednesday night last,
says tho Baltimore county Union, determined
camp meeting this year. They have deter
mined TO run carriages TO and from Luther
Vile 10 connect with the passenger trains on
the Northern Central Railway. Tents and
baggage Of families camping ON tho ground
viii he conveyed from the station and back,
provided by tho committee, and families with
tents viii find II to the advantage Of them
selves and the camp to patrcnlqe them. The
encampnnent will 10 considerably cast OF the
last years site. Ample arrangements can be
made for an indefinite number OF tents A
reservoir for receiving the water will DO con-
structed and supplied with fresh water by
VIII be located within u few yards Of the
ground.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

Lands appropriated by law Tor tho use o. achoola In
dian litsFy and other pupossH, win DO excluded
Ths oderinE o. ne above lands WIN be commented
on the days Appolnted and will proceed "a inc 9!derin
boon offered the sales thus closed bu sale shall
IN kept bpon lOngnr than two Wook and private entry
o. AM q tho land WIN BE- admitted until afor the eIpf
ratiOn Of tho two Woeka l...
Given under my hand, al tho cliy OF Washington.
uis "a day 81 May, A. ID, ISM. u. 4. uRANT
Hy order of tho President;
JosKpu 3. WILSON,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

Ir IA REPORTED In Paris that eX-lueen
Isabella, OF Spain, will slgn her solemn abdl-
cation, Marshal Bazaine and other import
ant porsOnayes will be present rs Witnesses,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

NoTIOK TO PBEEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
REgD Persqn entited 70 the right o pro'eInption 10
any 81 tho lands within the t0Nnshlps and parts OF
t9wnshlla above enumerated q required 70 eitablah
tho Aamo To the hatlalaoOn Of tho HnglatoT aud Re-
Colyor Of tho proper Land Once aud male payment
afeioT ~ practicable after sooinG this notice.
and before the dag appoin ted for the Of
claimed otherwise aneh claim viii be forfeited. II
JOSEPH n, WILSON,
myGMl0t OommIaalonar oI ne Oanaral Iand ONO.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

A LOT or LETTERs or INTRODUCTION and
book were lost on Friday evening last, be-
tween the Reform schools and Georgetown.
A suitable reward will be paid II left at 40
Fifth street. III. t"s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

THR GRAND ARNI BIyoUAc.-The hall
committee Of the Grand Army OF the Republic
DESTROYS Of raising tHnds wherewith to fur
nish their new halls, have determined 70 hold
on Thursday and Friday Of the present week
a great Jsie oAdnlpeiTe nj AbneTs Park, Seventh
street. The affair will be q sort Of American
SchuatEenfeit, and will afford an opportunity
for very pleasant reunion of the members
o. the organization In addition 10 the manly
sports which Yihbe engaged, an intellectual
ia9tt VIII 10 l'Fasidad each day.
~ hHA boon hransed that Senator Thayer
WI speak from the main stand on Thursday
evening AZ 7 orlOek, and General Banks win
speak At the same hour % Friday evening,
these gentlemen having kindly consented 10
add TO the Interest Of this camp festival by
remarks which will be found annrHr'iste 10
the occasion. .I.
The Choral Society and Sengcrbund OF
this city have boun Invited TO participate also,
and u Is fully expected that both societies
will be present and delight those assembled
with few pieces Of their most excellent
music. ..r# ...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

DURING the riots at Cork, ireland, on Friday
last, barbados were erected In the streets and
defended obstlnately. The cavalry charged
aud carried them. Many polics were wounded,
but so far as known only one Of tho soldiers
was seriously hurt The lattor's skull was
rioters. The police arc slll actively at work,
and many Of the leaders Of the disorder are
In custody. Thirty people were more or less
Injured.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

Repair. and addloRs q .s6oo 5aildlps. sisss %
ps sS2Sss; q d q sSi; :::::;;:::: % 6
t8ading and dwelling school ota and other
labor school lots and buildings..,...., 10 05
sSS9 :, pS''o iO 90
scSts PSrSssssd dayS The s oa. a ala 10
Amount paid for salaries of teachers, super.
lutendent and ianitors, ronts, stationery,
books, mApa aud charts; cloanlna, white.
washing. and all other incidental items Of
current expenditures, including fuel and =.
Can sB has lima n i1 q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

,IMigSsRS,'%%a street, have a oornPieio stock
of seasouahle goods, consisting Of icc-pitchcTs,
fruit-jars, jelly-tumblers, and chlnawarc, Of
the most approved kinds, and at low prices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

joins +. ELLIS, at his piano wareroOms,
No. g37 Pennsylvania ayenuc, near Tenth
street. has Just received two more of the eel
ebrated Weber pianos, TO which he invites
public attention.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

TIIH third anniversary exercises Of the
Howard University, will take place OF tho
Congregational church, corner OF Tenth md
q streets, on Wednesday evening. The cXor-
ciscs will commence nj $50 O'Clock, and will
consist Of an address by the president, deCla-
nation essays &C., by members OF the uni
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

THF KENDALL scnoLAKsnr.- On satur-
day the boys sclocted from the public schools
Of the city a. contestants Tor the Kendall
scholarship, In Columbian College, assembled
at the school, corner OF Y and Fifth streets, to
undergo rigid examination before Messrs.
o. 9. Wight Chas. D. Young, and o. 7.
Mason. The contestants were. First district
John Clokcy, IIcrmon Blau, Ed Garfield,
Thomas Trunbull, Second district, Max Gcor-
gil Chas Chcstncy, John Wardor, Elliott
Wright; Third district, Charles H. Ishom,
Charles IICnsh1w, Daniel Foley Fourth dis
trict, John IOnsOn, VIM. Brennan, VIM. John
sou, and Theodore w, Noyes. Clarence Cur
count Of illness.
The examination was very thorough, con
sistlug of exercises In history, arithmetic,
reading, English grammar, and geography.
The successful contestant will be made
known hereafter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

ANDREwJ. JOYCR A CO, ...H.
CARRIAGE IAEUFAOTUR
4I2, ana anidIS Fourteerth slroia.
Repairing IN ali u branches Al e,friaea left for
R6pairH Bl.irnHo ar Commission arc inaf0d
Agents for ilseWsST %, lof bFoomsStr,stI FiItt
avenue. New YORK. aq2lu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

INDICTMENT TO Buy Coon SEWING MA
OHIRE.-WilcOx Il Gibbs Sewing Machine,
the most simple and best constructed sewing
machine, win hereafter be sold on liberal
terms Inquire nc the agency, Batfm's corset
and hoopskirt factory, 4O5 Seventh street, be-
tween d and L. ...l ..H.
PIMPLEs on THE FACE.-For comcdoncs,
black worms, or grubs, plmply eruptiOns and
hlotched designations on tie face, use Porry's
Comodone and Pimplo Remedy. Sold by all
druggists. apl4-M&ThSm
To remove moth patches, frecklos aud tan
from the face, use Perry's Moth and Frccltle
Lotion The only reliable and harmless
remedy. Prepared by DR.. u. q. Perry, 20
Bond street, New York. Sold by all drug
gists. aplS-MNTh3m
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

ANNuLI. MUSICAL ExnIBITIoS.- Friday
the yearly examination of the scholars OF
Prof. Jnlsa EspHta's musical academy took
place. Tho Judges selected were three well
known musicians, and the gold and silver
medals were awarded by them, as follows;
Third clasS (highest,) for theory Of music,
70 j. saussai for sOlteggio, 10 Mollie Wilson;
honorable mention, Mamie Hardin.
Second class, intermediary for theory,
Jessie Iolhr for solfegglo, J. Haggs; homo
rablo meltlon, Masters W. Haggs and w.
Haley, and Miss Rose Brady.
First class, prlmary,) for theory, s. Bower;
for sOlfegglo, ii. Grand honorable mention,
Tillle Middleton, Albert Mills and Miss French
Miss Jessi Zoller received the medal for the
plano, ii. Barth for flute, apd ]. Sahssa for
violin.
All the scholars acquitted themselves with
corded Professor RspatR for tho proficiency
exhibited by all his pupils, and the large
classes OF scholars attending his academy show
that the public are fully aware Of his merits.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27
Approved, April Q, 1870.

AN ACT 10 set the eurlstGmes and payo the
footwnys and cutters on the east side OF
Twelfth street east, between L and G streets
south. 30
BE u enacted by he hoard Of AltleTBloB and
Board Of Common Oouncil Of ne City Of
Wdshington, That the Mayor he, and he Il
hereby, authorized and requested W cause the
curbstOnos TO 10 sot and the footways and
CUTTERS paved on the cast side Of Twelfth
Tho work 20 no contractcd for and executed
In tho manner and mdnr tho supoflntendoncO
provided by law; and 10 detray tho expenses
Of said improvements special tax equal 10
the cost thereof Is hereby imposed and levied
on az lots or parts Of lots bordering on the
line Of the improvements; The said tax 30 DO
assessed and eoileetod In conformity with the
provisions of the act approved octnber IL,
lSG sa,,. -, ,u.u a ,s,o ''., by g. ia--s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27


The installation OF the newly elected OH
cers Of the several encNmplnenta and lodge
OF Odd Fellows, In the District, Will take
place this week. oil the officers eject being
required to pass an examination boforo being
installed The following Installing officer
for the cncampmcuts have beon named Co
lumbian Encampmcnt No. l., A. J. Donald
son. Of No O; Magcnenu No. 4, J. II. Shifert,
Of No. I; Ridgely No. 3, 5, L. liable Of No.
I; Mount Ncbo No. O II. Clay Eapoy, OF NJ.
8. The Installing officers of the Odd Eel
lows lodges arc Central Lodge No. I, Dai-
lei Ccrrigan, Of No. II, Washington No. q,
John II. Darne, of No. 10; Eastern No. z. y.
NJ. Hinkle, Of No. 10; Columbia No. 10, j. $.
Hatch, OF No. Is; Union No. II, A. II. Cav.
lew, Of No. ~; Friendship No. -, Henry II,
lien, Of No. n; Covenant No. ID, joan 7.
| Clements, sr. Of No. O; Beacon No. l5 Hugh
/ q. Divine, OF No. IS; Metropolis No. 10, John
| w. Thompson, Of No. y, EScelslor No. IL, r
r Hunt q NO % bI MsSnsn Ne no 10 p,S JON
Rchutz of No, z.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

@. A. r. OFFICERS ELECTED. john A..
Rawlins Post q. A. r., has elected thc follow
ing officers. James T. Smith, post com
mander; ID. o. COunor, senior vice com
mander; NJ. +. Urell junior dec com
manderi N. B. Fithian, adjutanti J.. NJ.
Keough, quartermastcr; A. I. Longlcy, chap
lain; G. Miller, surgeon L. II. Ilarner, ser
geant major; NJ. d. Burke, q. NJ. sergeant !
- McElroy, o. D.. X. II. Manning, o. q.
Kit Carson Post has elected the following
Commander, 4. J. Cunning; Senior Vice Com
mandcr, John Robinson; junior vice eom-
mander, q. +. Davis; Adjutant, q. W. Hay
ward Quartermaster, N. Casey; Surgeon, c.
II. Frost Chaplain, q. B. Bowel; Officer OF
the Day, q. Chenig; Officer of the Guard
Thomas Duffy; Sergeant major, J. Rurnham
Q. NJ. Sergeant George Peck.
p. X. Hawkins Post (cOlorcd) has clected
the following Lewis II. Douglass, post com
mand"r; Charles W. Goodrich, senior vice
commander; c. II. W. stokeley, Junior yicl
| commander; Chris. A. Fleetwood, adjutant
/ Charles X. Douglass, duartcrmaster Georg,
II. FoskeY chaplain Andrew t.IuV~, nfucej
Of tho day; George Brown, officer OF Tho
/ guard; r. A. Davis, sergeant major John X,
nnnla, Qunrtcrmastcr sergeant.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

Gao on hand upstpended iuiy, I'm .. an q
Received from corporation Of Georget0vn. lJsq >,
ecelved irpm eorporstion p wlshlngtJn... 5s5s %
osrpSration bonds AZ y cents ........... Lot ~
Total. .sia,osi IS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

The annual report Of Superintendent Cook,
Of the colorcd schools, to the trustees has Just
been submitted, showing the condition OF tho
schools up 10 the present time, and expressing
gratitude 10 Congress and cur citizens gen
orally, who have done so much 10 bring the
uolorud schools 30 their present perfection.
The statement OF receipts and expenditures
for the year ending june 30, 1870, Is rs fol-
lnwss .....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

TnE AnpoS MEpAL.--A number Of the
friends OF the late Mrs. Margaret Amidon re-
Gently raised by subscription fund sufficient
10 procure handsome gold modal, 70 be pre-.
scented 10 the young lady pupil OF the school
formerly taught by Mrs. Amidon who should
be adjudgcd entitled to Il by the teacher for
scholarship, and voted for by the scholars for
amiability. Miss Susie Howlson has been
designated for the proud honor, and as soon
as the medal Is finished Il will he presented
The prize Is 10 be called the Amldon medal,
and 4 now being prepared at the United
States Mint, in Philadelphia. II was designed
by our fcllow-ciuEcn, Mr.. j.. GoldsbOrongh
Brufi, and will be Of pure gold, the sizo OF a
silver half dollar, and the ynine OF twenty
dollars. Gu one side will he q profile like
ness Of MrS Amidon, with the dates OF her
birth and death, and on the other the lamp oil
silence and funeral urn, with appropriate le'
gends Il will be inscribed, Presented by
the Trustees Of Public Schools 10 Miss susi,
| Howison, for scholarship and amiabillty.'
| The presentation OF the Amidon medal Ia u
be perpetual, the necessary amount being as
sured, the interest Of which will be sufiicien
i to defray the necessary expenditure, the cor
porate authorities being made the trustees 0
i the fund.