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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01
LEADING MAGAZINES 4 WEEKLIEs


An Ordinance to amend section 2i7.
Be i ordained by the City Council of the City
of Cairo:
SECTION !. That section 2i7 of an ordinance en-
titled an "An Ordinance To adopt the Ordinances of
the city of Caro-" be amended 10y inserting after
the words 'person or property the words or "by
II Gunsmlth ~ his pistol repairing or gun shop"
Approved March 2lst. 1870.
uarsidloi THOMAS WILSON, Mayor.
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL,

The Metropolitan Hotel is the only
frst-cass hotel, kept for the entertainment
Of colored guests in the West. Situated
OIL the corner of Commercial avenue and
Third street. W. l.. ScoTT,
mar edit Proprietor.
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MA sTE IL SALE.

state of illinois, Alexander County -. AlcSan.
der county Circuit Court.
In the matter of The Illinois Central Rail Road
Company, W.. william Barker.
Public notice is hereby gwen that in pursuance
of dectetal order entered IN the above entitled
cause in said court, the 10th day of July, A. ID.
1870, of the July term thereof, 4. u. 1sG9, |,
John q. nHrman, Master in thancery " said
county, will, on the second day of April 4.
u. 1870 at II o'clock ut noon of said day, sell ut
public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, at
The southwest door OF the court House In the city
of Cairo, IN said county the following described
real estate situate in the city OF Cairo, county OF
Alexander and state of Illinois, to.wit; Lot mum.
bered eighteen (ls) in Block numbered one ~
together with all and singular the tencments and
Entertainments thereuato belonging.
JOHNQ HARTMAN,
Master IN Chsncery.
Cairo, Illinois, March Nth, A. II. 1870.
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ISy-The Louisville CdUrier-Journai says
tina, Logan as the Roman sentinel in the
palladium Of liberty i, a tsblesu full of
grimes.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

The Continental i. the only cook stove
with sliding oven doors. Warranted in
all respects. Pitcher " Henry. at 1872
Commercial avenue, cor. 18th street.
noy20tf
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SMAll-ShoT.
A m % ss snents.

Here il the style in which the Texas
Jimpi,eHte announces amusements: Cir
on. are thicker in Texas nov than i'd
dlers in hell. Wal, for Noye'. If you
want 10 see the best"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

JUsT RECEIVED She Shoe Fly Elliott
anv Don't Bodder Ne Hats and cap- at
Z. Neirs, No. ~ Ohio Lcvcc,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

Pitcher ~ Henry, large stock of hard
ware, cutlery, tool, stoves, tinware' etc.
will be sold without regard Ia cost
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

The 81. Nicholu. Billiard Hall il one
Of the largest and beet furnished in tile
country. II i the resort Of both citizens
and Strangers who indulge in billiard
playing. jandtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

Clothing for the million at =. N"Ts No
10 Ohio levee. Tho best good IN the city
Will be found ut this house. Il
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

Youth. boy. and Children. clothes, at
les than New York prices, will be sold
thi. week, u, Z. Ncii's, regardless of cost.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

And now comes Charley Collins the
Cas,-Iron Man, with .parring exhibition
at the A,hcnaum on Monday night, next.
Blc,s u, how our sporting men will fer
meui. WHERE !. Arthur?
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Good Cotton Socks, only II cents per
pair or 81 % cents per do~n nj i. Nef',
No. ~. Ohio Lcvec. a.
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A new supply of Calf Boots and Caters
Just received ut T. Nct's, No. 30 Ohio
Levcc.
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whtMsts.

Don Piatt hmcnts the !dcgcneracy of the
race rs seen on the spindlc-shankcd whiffcts
with blue ties and slim umbrellas who
walk with long stride, suggestive of cranes
in pos, prandial vibrations. lie declares
that Washington girl graduates half
hcdgcd into full fashion, and becomes II
leader Of society, to churn up night after
night, bad champagne sour ice cream ard
indige.tible cake in round dances, until she
captures II whitiet, and becomes the weakly
mother of whificts.'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

A lady writer in the Gaiary NeJalo. de-
tends American ladies against the English
charge that they are 'scraggy,' that u
handsome leg is II rarity. This the Goioyy
writer says i N baseless rs it is unbearcblc.
And she goes on to say that though she i.
ignorant Of the ballet and professional
dancers, she has II passionate sense of beauty
of form, aud has taken advantage of abund-
ant opportunities afforded by gymnastic
classes and singing schools to study the de-
velopment of the lower limbs of her sex =.
She has seen at least thousand ladies in the
pretty dress worn for Dio Lewis physical
exercises, which leaves the leg more than
half undraped. Now, of these thousand
pairs of natural legs she ,olemnly declares
that not more than fifty were so mcagcr
that it would have been kinder to hide
them, and not more than twenty were so
destitute Of good points that (msthetically)
they ought to have been annihilated.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01

ma Dwellings and contents, Merchandise.
Stocks, Manufactures aud Machinery, Hulls,
CMgnss and Freight Lists insured on the most
reasonable terms, IA the abOye-nAmed companies.
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MASTERS SALE.

Cairo, Illinois,
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NOTICE.

Cairo. Illinois, March 10th
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MASTERS SALE.

ITTWt ITTTTIWT NINTTTT ITT
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17

THl IRiBE RHPuBLIcENS or TN FIRST
AND SECOND WARDs.-Thia body met last
night At their temporary hall, corner OF
TWentleth and l. streets, the president, Ohas.
y. u. Clair, ESQ, In the chair, Andrew Rose
seoretafy. Afier the transaction Of some
routine business aud tho admission Of fftsen
new tnembers, the vice president, James
Powell, vaa called 10 the chair, when the
following preamble and resolutions were
proposed BY Nj. b. Clair, and adopted after
being thoroughly discussed
Ir Ms E.puS AZ: 81 s';S :SSES sna ne ;:
sSptrellsd eya central club, 70 b composed
OF I'VE members from overy ward In the city,
-. h, :, n That or past experleaee enables
Us to eountenanee such q project, and that, 20
far from being the means Of serving us, n
would Ersatly injIte. q 4 would not cen.
body would be attended BY scenes OF itrifs
and aplmoslty, owing TO the desire Of some 70
make u mere machine TO advance their prl.
vAts interests TO the detriment OF tho general
good, and the determination OF others 10 pre-
vent them from doing 90,
Received, That Jour ward associations were
organl1ed for the purpose Of benenttlng the
Republican party, By cow ertlng as m any 81 our
people to II as are open to conviction, and not
Tor the purpose Of furthering the interests OF
= few Individuals amongst usi that, a. they
end Tor which they were called into sxisisnssI
hnd, that therefore Il 10 our duty and deter.
IMITATION TO keep on just A. we are,
Rsfoirtd, That a. We are too honeht and
honorable TO even think OF utinE any person
or peraonS,we are too iutoIllgent and spirited to
allow any person or pei sons to use usi that we
have no desirs whAtevet 10 attempt to prevent
any man among ua from seeking aud obtain
ing all the rewards or hsnors TO which he 10
Justly entitled aud that We only wish to save
ourselves and our brothren from being I'm.
lsrSs ne sphere On our uSefulnesS, Instead Of
allowing II TO Be narrowed, and to Induce or
compel every man 20 rely on his own merits
for his success IN life.
The meeting was addressed at some length
By Mr.. John d. O'Loary, also BY q Mr.scho-
Ter, . eolored man. A vote Of thanks were
rendered 10 the gentlemen, ater which the
meeting adjourned. 90 ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17
tCommunieAisd,I
'Ths women Of ths W. ming JarI
Were Tired"

WAaHtH0roN, March H. lbV.
EDIToR or TnE REPUBLICAN As l have
read hA tirn1s SIihia hSsHtv.fOUr hOur' that
the women Of the Wyoming Jury ETs tired,
beg leave TO suggest that they be allowed
to rssti they need III certainly was tired Of
reading 1t.
Ifiti matter OF such public Interest that
women have set up four nights, aud are tired
I will pledge myself TO furnish new woman
every day until the public are gratlhed.
There are hundreds Of women IN this city
who set up night after night InSing shirts.
and receiving enough pay to buy loaf Of
bread, and are very tired, but phllSnthrople
men are not found to call attention TO 1t
through the press, or syOu pay them for this
labor when performed.
Your humble servant has set up many
hights with slok children, and felt very much
fallgued but the fact did not seem TO be OF
sufficient Interest TO warrant publication, or
that 1t was improper for women to perform
such LAHORE.
It's 70 DO inferred that the men on this
Jury vsrs not tired. Ii 10 astonishing how
much fatigue they eau bear. lSuPposa 1t is
on account Of their Rrduous lRborS In this
Geld, that In so many cases (not however In
,nine) where their children are sick, they
become ps:fsetlv prOItrdts, aud are entirely
unable to assist their wives 10 the care OF
them.
With many thanks for former courtesy,
am, with great respect,
A WOMAN,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17

The REVISION or TIE BnLE.-Mr. @. II.
Davis, secretary OF the London Religious
Tract Society, writes to the Daily N'Ss :
'sPermit me TO state that the Religious Tract
Society Ia now publishing Bible which may
tend TO allay the fears Of many as 10 new
translation. /. Il shows that the old and
new may DO combined. 1t retains the d.
visions OF chapters and verses, while printed
10 paragraphs aud sections. II gives the
authorised text, but Introduces the more In.
portant readings established by modern re-
search into the margin, and amended trans
latlonS within brackets In the page Itself
Il confines both readings aud renderings to
such as have the sanction ofthe best authorl-
ties, avoiding thoae which arc either con
Jectural or OF no moment TO an Rnglish
reader. Q. il shows that churehmen and
dlsssnters may combine 10 the production Of
a new tranSlation, for Il Is tho actual pro.
duction ofa committee OF both. Q. II proves
that no great innovations need be apprs.
hended. The experience acquired 10 the pre-
paratlon Of thls Bible leads to the conviction
that hundreds OF apparent Improvements
will be rejected when subjected TO the do.
llberats Judgment Of many mind, leaving
the New Testament, except In q compare.
lively few passages, very much what Ii now
ls. enclose = copy Of the New Testament.
Two parts Of the Old Testament have only
as yet been iSsued."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17

THE COMMITTEE OK MILITARY ABRAMS
made a report yesterday Ia another case, In
which member Of the House was charged
with the illegal sale Of q eadetshlp. Mr.. r.
r. Butler, Of the First Tennessee District,
Is the gentleman Involved this time,
and he seems 10 occupy = better attitude
before the country than either Mr.. White
more, Of South Carolina, or Mr.. Deweese,
Of North Carolina, both Of whom would
have been eIPslled BY almost unanimous
vote, II they had not taken advantage Of
their privilege and the rules Of the House,
(Which were clearly faulty In this regard,)
and rendered their resignatlous. In Mr..
Buffers case the COMMITTEES are not uuaul-
nous. Four members report In favor Of
expulsion, while four Othsrs report In favor
Of eeusure only and this brings the quos-
tlon before the House 10 an aspect different
from the cases heretofore presented. Here,
then, there Il room and fair chance for
discussion, for the Committee, amer full
investigation, cannot itself agree. 10 Mr..
whlttemoTO's case all effort to shield and
save him were Of forced character, for all
the facts charged had been fully proven.
The case will probably be called up o.dsy,
when some OF Mr.. Butler's frio nds will ask
for postponSmsnt for day or two.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17

LIKuT. A. D, CuRTIss.-Ths 9Th uuIted
States cavalry has been doing rough aud
arduous duty for the past two years among
the mountains Of ArlsOuA against hostile
Indians. From private letter TO . friend
Of the above young oficer We learn that he
has recently been promoted from second to
nrst lieutenant, and assigned TO company Z,
doing duty In different locality from his
nrst company, aud In the order transferring
him to the new held Of duty We fnd the fol-
lowingi .T.
Gen. wheaton desires 10 Congratulate First
Lieutenant A. b. OuTtiss on his we'll deserved
promotion, and TO complainant him for the
past season Of active operations against hos
lille IndiAns. M. ....
FIrIt Lieutenant OuflIsa bears with him to
hiI nav duties the beat Wishes Of hia lata CON.
By order o. Brsvst Maj. osn. wheaton.
A. D. WHLLs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17

The 90, 900 ArPRoPRIATToE.-Wel learn
from some Of the parties interested In the
Industrial Home school that that beneyo-
lent organization has not secured the aid 1t
hoped to get by the appropriation OF $50, 900
for the relief Of the poor and destitute In
this District. Mr.. A. NJ. Gangewer was
appointed to sigu orders on behalf OF the
school, and he advises US that what the
school has received up to the 18th instant
Is as follows: 90 blankets, barrel " -four,
80 pounds Of pork, 10 quarts OF beans, 80
loaves Of bread y ton Of coal, 4 Of cord
Of wood.
He has also Issued orders TO aid the poor
and destitute In Georgetown. Those who
have received ratlous arei Whltes-femaleS,
ia; males, So; children, 26T; total 400.
Colored-females, $50; males, 100; children,
515, total 900. Whites that are sick and
crippled, a; colored, 49, whites that have
trades, s; colored, 5.
The men generally arc lAborers, without
any settled occupation, and the whites are
mostly degraded, and all arc out Of work.
The following Is 4 list Of the number and
ages Of white and colorsd persons TO whom
rStlons have been issusdi Whites between
the ages Of IS and 20 years, 81 20 and 30,
~, so and 20, 30; 40 and so, loj 30 aud 90,
~, 90 aud 20, 21i 20 aud 80, III so and 90,
Z. Colored, 20 and 80, 8; 30 and 40, 40; 40
and so, 90; 80 and 90, 46i 90 and 20, IS; 70
and 80, SOL 80 and 90, 27i o0And 100, 8.
Total number Of ratlonS Issued, 1,s2s. A
large proportion Of these applicants are old
aud untt for labor II they arc Tot sick.
Some are blind or parAlyEsd, aud the ralIous
Issued are not suited to their needs. Tea
and sugar for them IL not luxury but q me-
cessity. II will thus be seen that the Indus
trial school has been but little benefited BY
this $50, 900 appropriation.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17

on the petition q kDWIIp a, TUTIL,, d Brook
lyB, New York. PRAYING fQI the sIte6sloP % .
issi, tof "a lnprovsnssi ia Rssisisp ssd ySSn.
IL iioTdered that the testimony In the case be
closed On the 10Th day q hN 3sHti thu! Tie
port b limited 70 ibs Alb day o. Nay beIt,
epd thai sAid petition be hard On ihsibIh day d
Nay NEXT .0T.- ~. -
1hJ person may opposs thls sFlsn.les,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17

LOCAL BRHvITIEs.-0n Tuesday afternoon
q uewsboy named Quill Was accidentally run
over BY one OF the cars Of the Washington
aud Georgetown railroad. He was conveyed
10 his home where all needed assistance was
rendered BY the otiicers Of the company.
At the eighth monthly meeting OF the Ma
tional Union Building Association No. 2,
tho sum Of tl 900 was sold at an average Of
% per cent.
onaeer Smith, Of the First precinct, yesler-
day arrested Armstead Llbrand for taking
possession Of aud moving Into house with
out the consent Of the owner. Justice Pear
sou required him 10 give bond In the sum Of
$500 TO keep tho peace.
Joseph W. sewell was fined 90 by Justice
Clark for creating q nuisance.
Lewis Brothers, charged with malicious
mischief BY VIM. Mllbury, was fined e9o0
BIZ Justice Bates. " ..r.. .....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17

@ u. p, Mt''I Z Hi r. 5S
Sss:, "a. PL.siSS 5ss x! ~
III o. Ss'. z es'Sa 'sd cher SSi'S' Ma
"a IA oTdsrsd that the testimony In Che ease be
closed on the lIih day o. HAy HextI that The
lima Tor hlinE ATHu enn and the kIAminoI'n 10.
naTt IL limited 10 the Glh day % Nay next, and
hat said petition be heard On the lst day Of Jane
Az person may Oppose this sstssslen.
sAhU1L 3. IlsaER,
mhll.fA OemmiaaionoT Of PAtsnta.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17

BALrMoRB ANNUAL CONFERENCES or rus
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
This body will meet this year on the Goth
Of April 10 Hagerstovn. The conference
embraces Western aud Eastern Maryland,
aud also the District OF Columbia. There
are sixteen stations, fourteen circuits, and
sir mlSSlons, employing forty ministers.
There will be, Il Il understood, Two changes
In Baltimore city this year, the Rev. ID. W.
Moore's time having expired at Bethel
Church, and the Rev. N. Y, Study, who hai
had charge Of the Union Bethel, at the cor.
ner OF Bank and Wolf streets, has been
transferred by Bishop Wayman 20 tho North
Carolina conference and appointed to wllm.
ington, N. y. There have been a number OF
new churches built during the conference
yeAr-tWo In Baltimore city, two In Wash.
ingtou city, one 10 Hartford county, near
Havfe-de- Grace, one at ButlertoWn, Kent
county, Que At Church Hin, Queen Anne's
county, two In Frederick county, and one al
Cecllton, Cecil county. Bishop WAymAn
has appointed the Rev. ID. W. Moore to
preach tho annual sermon before tho con.
ference, aud the Rev. Jonathan b. Hamilton
to preach the missionary sermon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17
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A vigilance committee bas forced the jail
at Diamond City, Montana, and hung j. T.
Patrick, charged with killing John Benson,
at Oregon Guleh.
A gang OF postage stamp eounterfeiters
has been discovered and broken up at To-
ronto, Canada. Several arrests have been
made.
Generals Sherman, Sheridan and Augur
were endorsed BY large meeting Of the
citizens Of Cheyenne on Saturday night, and
resolutions were passed thanking Col. Baker
and his soldiers.
The monitor Terror, In tow Of the United
States steamer Leydeu, from Boston for New
York, made harbor at Newport Tuesday
night.
The thermometer At Cheyenne yesterday
was four degrees below zorro.
A stage coach 10 Helena, Montana, With
ten Chinese capslEed on Sunday night al
Dry creek. The weather was very cold, and
two men were frozen to death. The 70
malnder started for tho station, which three
reached badly frosted, aud four more found
dead on the road. The tenth man Is miss
ing,
Two EnEll,hmsn, who arrived In Boston
on the steamer Palmyra, were arrested on q
cable dispatch for alleged robbery In EGG
land. They will be returned under the eI'
tradition laws BY the next steamer.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17

REQUnITIoN ron A MuRDERR FROM
MARTLASD.-In conformity with q rSqulsl-
ton of the Governor Of Maryland, 4 colored
man named MInon Richardson, alias Henry
Richardson, alias Thomas johnson, was
yesterday afternoon given Into the custody
OF Maryland officers BY authority Of Gov
ernOr Claim. The man is wanted In Mary
land 10 answer TO charge Of murder, In
completely with four others, two OF whom
have already been sentenced and hung. The
murder was committed In July, 1885, In
Prince Georges county, Nd, by i've ne
gToeS, the victim being William Lyles, q
~ealthy and highly respected citiIeu Of that
vicinity.
The object Of tho assRilAntG was robbery,
and tue deed IL said TO have been perPetTAtod
In a more than ordinarily atrocious manner.
The mAu Richardson, who, during the three
months OF his stay In Boston, had gone by
the name OF johnson, has recently been
looked for by officers Of the State police, and
was at length discovered and arrested by
Oficer Hammond, who aseeTtalned john
sons stopping place TO DO at q respectable
boarding. house on Lynde street, where he
was q servant. He was, before the war;. q
slave at Orange County Court House, Va.
or Ills Identity there Is no doubt, since pa
pers were found In his possession bearing
the name he was known BY 10 Maryland,
aud he was also positively recognised by
the Maryland oGicial.-BostonJ Journal, lbth'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17
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'THIs IS TO OWE NOTICE THAI. TIE SUE.
i seTibsT has obtAihRd from the oIphAna, Court
SS IsiisTs u a u % t3s psrsSua S.t1i:
Of fHHpIHAgp hoIH, lsts o. WAshington e9uhty
SHaiSss ihs said deceased are hereby vsSnsd
% exhibit the same. With the ycgehsTs thsTggf, 70
Sss iTSis sg IA. y s ss Ss s q
from all bspsht Of the .Ald salate.
1870, CAThAnlsb ROTH,
mhli. MsW' AdministrAtTix.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17

On the pstitipn 81 NmLILH ". TnoHFsoE, Of
iSscIaa 'ss hSs
patent grahted 10 them o. the sub day Of Juna,
81 sSS srss5 HSs g
the 1tth day gf April. 1h5fi -
.s..s 4. AZ ~ ': !: S.2 s !.
time for alag Arguments aed the HHamineris 70.
Be s:s S.ss az o. e iS K: ass Sss 80 :.
Jane netL 20. = ~ = =
InJ person NAY oppose nj sElsa. lss.,..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17

TuH Third ward Republican Reform club,
will hold meeting at Wills Hall, Seventh
street, between II and streets, this evening
at 1850 o'clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17
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perl 3 iiTiisa e Z: ls.h day e M Ny Hssl,
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17

MussRs. CocHRLS q Co., No. COS Penn
sylVauia avenue, near Ninth street, have
Just received . full assortment Of all the
latest sprinR hats for gentlemen's wear, also
q full stock Of ehlldrens' fancy and staple
hAtA and caps.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17

NA4IoHAL rauArRE. = John z. Owens As
tohh unit IN ''sslfn
WALEs orERA HousE,-rhs Chapman Sis.
tiers and q. D. Bishop, In paul Pry" and
"PoeAhontas."
wHIrEHuRsr'a oALLERY, to7 PEHSsTtyA'
ETA AvHHul.-MAgninesut Panoramic ESh''
bition.
MuTnoPottrAS Hall. - variety perform
Anees. -
OBJ FELLows' HALL.-drand ball oJ Orow'
i.v pi,eis of the Fenlan Brotherhood.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17

MEssRs. PHnP q soLoNoSs, booksellers
aud statlouers, Pennsylvania avenue, near
Ninth street, announce In another column
that they have reduced their prices on books
and stationery twenty-five per cent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17

MEssRs. WV. LINKINs & Son, No. TO
Tweutioth street, between @ and II streets,
offer for sale tho best quality Of fresh and
salt meata; they Also have on hand fresb
vegetables, canned fruits, poultry, game,