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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-06-02
ARRIVAL OF U. s. TROOPS.

Last evening Co. G. 9th U. S. Battery,
A officers and men under command of
Gen. Richard Arnold, arrived and en-
camped in the Park, where they will be
likely to remain till all the Fenians get
away. This afternoon Cos. l., E. and L.
of the same Battery, about 175 officers
and men, under command of Brevet Lit.
Col. George A. Kensel, arrived from
Forts Warren and Independence, Boston
Harbor.
The companies are commanded as fol-
lows: Co. 1. by Col. Kensel, E. by Brevet
Lit. Col. Gansevoort, and L. by Brevet
Major Kittenhouse. Two companies have
encamped in the Park and the other near
the depot.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-06-02

Oliver Cromwell was the son OF
London brewer.
Whitfield was the son OF an III
keeper. rs,
Columbus was the son of wesf''
and a weaver himself.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-06-02

The GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUB-
LIc.-The Grand Army of the Republic,
whose members are honorably discharged
soldiers and sailors, has issued diff
ferent badge to be worn by members
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-06-02

MILTON MARKET. - Butter brou.4
from % to 30 cents in the Milton nark5.
Monday, the 18th, ruling 80 cents.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-06-02

ART IN VERMoNT.-Mr.F F. Fl. De Hoas
has Just finished q grand marine Sunrise,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-06-02
DEMO- .x-.,.


All order be ,ar,e lost rumbors oe a.
Fenians star eed for Their homes soma ~ sr nt
them turr .lng the green jackets of their
nnilorp "a and others throwing them away
nc tempt was made to stop this stragg-
I'D & till about four o'clock, when a rear.
guard was posted across the road in
Franklin village. The main body re.
manned about mile from the line, the
men sitting or lying by the sides of the
road, boxes of ammunition and arms open
by the roadside, and very little sign Of
any authority or discipline. Col. Don.
nelly who assumed command after
ONeiPs arrest, with about thirty men
still held Richards house, probably with
the intention of bringing off their dead
and wounded from that point after night
fall. Some thought that after their rein
foreements reached them they should
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
The San Diego Union of the 23d has the follow

The San Diego Union of the 23d has the follow items important to Arizenans
 Under the new mail arrangements stages will leave San Diego for Tucson, and Tucson for San Diego three times a week a. CT the first of Janu- ary. New and frst-class stages will be put on the line, and persons travelling to Arizona will find their shortest and most expeditions route by way of San Diego.
 Mcdonald < Co. shipped to Tucson another in- voice of goOds-4,OOO pounds-On Monday last which left New Fork on the 18th ol November, reaching San Francisco by rail, and shipped thence ts this port by steamer
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
The News.
(By tsl. to the $. D. Bulletin }

 London, Dec. 22,-Paris balloon dates state that rything is quiet and favorable. There has been no engagement since the third inst. An official statement of the Paris authorities says that pro- visions plentiful
 Havre adviees chronicle small engagements in which the French have been victorious. Dec. 23-froops gre pouring into Cherbourg for the Defense of HaVre. An immediate attack is expected.
 Prince Frederick Charles is marching westward from Blois
 The,o is reported Sighting near Amiens and alss near Brouno.
 A contribution of 70 900 thalers has been levied on Lorraine compensation for losses inflicted on tho German merchant navy bJ French men-of- war.
 4 sortie from Paris took place yesterday. Gen Vonney took point some miles from Paris and Ducrot fought a battle near Aronay' Bordeaux, Dee. 22-fhers was severe engage ment yesterday, Tours. 6OO0 French fought I0,000 Prussans with 24 guns. The French finally reti sated The Prussians advanced and commenc- cd to Lombard Tours, when the Mayor surren- dered.
 A later dispatch says the Prussians evacuated Tours the same day.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

Sai brought to town on Thursday, of q U1seay enacted at Mission Camp, on the ,@la road A band of Mexican despera dos, 1 !" p'under, visited the station, about the -A VI 'a' week, and murdered the propri- I,.. - '''i0' and two Americans iu his employ !; s.-. -''aeF vas suffered to go uninjursd. .1 --4 woman living at the station was dan
 'Ouaasd and Weuld have been killed but r,.,'.u'' ','au'' of the herder. The brigands ss. 'ue premises, and taking five horses ,,... ,.''s. feorOsssd the liue and returned to .si.. VI sonora. A party of men were or
 ''s to go in pursuit.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
YANKEE ENTERPRISE.

The OO-dollar premium offered for each Apache which we published some six weeks since, seems to have attracted the attention of some enterpris- ing Yankee genius. It seems that joint stock company has been formed away down East, the objsctof which is to sxterminate the Apache In- dans without the of lead, steel poison, fire, cholera, or small pox. The modus operandi is as yet unknown outside the company but should the scheme prove successful, AuzOnS will do her utmost to immOrtalize the name of the Genus
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

' yi,i:,nas Lottery came eff, according to
 s.aent, on Saturday evening. Several aa' prizes were drawn, among which were PaHor furniture, bureau, aud one hun f l'iaF' in greenbacks ; but the great major q Be prizes consisted Of wooden babies, '.- horses, dolls, fish hooks, combs, buttons, '-- brass jewslry, soap, kid gloves made from -'i1' tn whistles, boxes of candy with a --'s of peanuts thrown in, meerschaum ' l'as from pipe clay CT chalk, big Bologna % and other trinkets too numerous to men
 me thing was conducted con the square, :" '-'e those who were so unfortunate as to
 VI bar Of soap instead of silver watch or '''' aid so with the best grace possible.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

Mr zeekendorf spent about two hundred dol lars in setting the town ablaze with pyrotechnics on Wednesday night His brother was married at New York on said night, hence the celebration. z. did full honor to the occasion here, and those who have been at hand to witness the celebration pronounce the whole proceeding in gosd taste.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

s s,,- two trains with government freight
 ,,, -. IA' nave arrived, after having suffered ,'..' .a annoyance from Apaches and rain. gCp anle and enterprising contractor ,ss,, A'Wry' arrived at Guaymas in good
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

a5-.I |. Leyia's saloon, on Monday evenin g , t' t'g'sadest success of the season, In the F present were combined 8 degree of beauty. .'e and sociaI'worth rarely met with on the
 as. The talent and stately beauty of the
 the daughters of Mexico, mingled with .''s and dignity of tho American, shed a "a ..oa the assenbIage that dizpelled all .-H beyond the present. and inparted 8 ljoyoasness impreguaSie to the errOgs of
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

4 free fight, st an uptown saloon, ea Saturday night, resnitsd in the free use of firearms, and the wounding of one man in the shoulder and head
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

Judge H. H. Cartier and Dr. J. T. Alsap, elected to the legislature from Yavapai county, arrived from Prescott on Sunday.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

s .aopodo has conceived the idea that H,7le of Tacson have attained a degree rlaion leo advanced and exacting to
 a satisfied wiih ordinary amusements
 H billiards, cards, etc., and is, accord aagoj in ibe work Of fitting up a ten- ls7 The Doa will make some money s iaIs euterDfise-sure
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

--o RuD On Sai arday, the 24th, OCT y thrown into a Whirl of excitement by
 of Indian raVages at three distinct ,o lac ueighbOrhoOd. The first Of these
 -,3 inc capture from train, al point
 Niae-Mile Station, of ten mules .,,5 that Apsches had made a descent ,s. DrspiSes of Mir. Allen, and stolen a If cattle and horses; and the third rain lyiog in camp, about twn miles
 am had been robbed of eleven mules. ,s. arrival of runor No l, Lieutenants
 ., and Barke, with 8 party of men, pro-
 ,t once to the scene of the reported
 :. ani !here discovered that the thrill
 had had it's origin in the brain of ,.arsd individual from New Jersey, who ,. to learn that three Indians are easily
 ~i,hs5le from as many coyotes. Ru- -n ? proved to be not altogether de- 1. |, toaniation, as party of Indians did -,r1 tsspass upon the premises ot Mr. AL
 }, i.yidg eleven mules past his ranch ,. bis previous knowledge or consent .G 3 vas true to the letter, as eleven s ssrs actually taken from lhe train of g.sliae, camped near the Santa Cruz ,. ,oa. two miles from town, A party sf r1,in pursuit of the Indians, but return- ls.l githout having succeeded in recap ..ny of the stock. Had it not been for .s alarm raised by this man from Jersey,
 he entire military force at Camp
 9 make journey of eighteen miles hing, not only might the stolen mules n promptly recovered and restored to .ug. 5u. little chastisement might 1 re nave been metad out to the thie yes 1
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

Ia ~ amount of produce has been brO't
 ~ S'a0Fa during tn. week.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

a Co., have received an immsnss s,,. so'd'. Thsr stock of gent, 1Sns' alnIsins
 'nl0s of the kind in the c0ustry.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

MeCcfry's headF
 Study it out and send in answers for next issue.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

Furnished without extra charge the party wishing this peculiar accommodation having unrestricted permission tS use ad lir alum the stream sf water which cours Ss through the
 yard.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
THE TABLE

Will be furnished with detached fragments of all eseulent birds and beasts own to field,
 forest and flood in ArizOna-frogs excepted. @>Es better lay eat this side of Frisco. ga
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

Champagne, Clsret, Port Sherry, Ang.liea- alss Plying card and the Ssss brands of cigars
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-02
FOR STATIONERY.

TRHAsuGI DgPARTMtE Mt. jan, 3, lsIa
Of Stationery will be roos ysd Al this DepGrtmsnl
'fi e e 20 SdiG Eli i Upon
fhs bids win bs considered and accepted or
tontrAetl muIl be executed by the suecessful
bidders within ten days alter being called upon 90
The articles contracted for must be furpishsd
from time to time during the year In quantities
pursuant to orders from the Department. The
entire 2uantities will. however. be called for
Esss proposal mast be sigrOd By the individual
or Arm making u, and be accompanied by a bond
with aunelent suTetlea In the GuIn Of tan thousand
ofaesr Of The district N which The slfsiiss reside
BsPsrtnsHt. sOhS tlonsS upon he sIseutIoa 'eY
contract for furnishing such portions Of the aTi-
elss A. nay 70 awarded uAdsT II, and the perform
All dellysTiss VIII be subject to inspection by an
Of The Treasury, and tbs delivery Of an lnfsTior
article will be deemed Sufficient cause 10 Annul the
contract, At the option Of the Secretary,
Deliveries must be freo Of charge Rttho Treasury
he failure 70 comply with any one order under
the contract viii operate the forfeiture Of the
entirO penalty OF the bond, the Secretary Of the
Treasury may direct the purchase, In open Aiket,
81 such Quantities q Apy Articles as shall be ne.
ST s sRETEa me Rs s ssRsTS 'P PsP
senlnm Of the pTies which il ahHli be found nsess.
AATy 10 pay for such Articlea,
Proposals. unAoo0mpanied by satiEfAetoTy bond
VIII PCT b eopsidsIsds and contracts Will be
GEORGE 8. BOUTWELL,,
JAnt-eolm Secretary Of the Treasury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-02
Ia nnrERIE CARRIYAL.


- Mario's Grand Bal MSsgue.
The grand annual bal mdigus OF Professor
Marlni, at his academy last night, was, as
usual, a success. Early In the evening Mr..
Harry Douohuc, the costumer, with an I'M
mense assortment Of character dresses, ar.
rived at the ball, and shortly after the mask
ers in every variety OF costume, began to
appear in the corridors and lower halls.
The upper or dancing hall was very hand
SONNY decorated with flags, streamers aud
eyerErcens, and presented a very neat APP
pearanco. The floor was newly waIed, aud
everything done for the comfort and convo-
nlepce Of those who proposed to participate
10 the festivities. About $3.50 o'clock the
band, under the leadership Of Prof. Dorch,
began the tlrst march, aud the grand outree
took place, the maskers 10 procession ap-
pcarlng at the rear door headed by Prot.
MarIni In q court dress Of the time OF Louis
Ouatorze, and Prof. Geo. W. Evans 10 the
costume Of Don Caesar de BaEan.
Afler passing through tho intrieaeies Of
tho grand promenade the company com
menced the amusement Of the occasion
Dancing continued until about IL O'Clock,
whom an intermission occurred. The party
unmarked and proceeded to the dining hall,
where a sumptuous collation. was furnished
by Mr.. Freund, Of Bridge street, George.
town. Amer ample justice had beea done
to the CuOlCt tuluAtA Tue NhAhRahy NNhuNl
their way to the upper hall, whore danoln Z
was resumed, continuing until an early houl
this morning.
Among the costumes present VIC make
mention Of the followlngi Madame Marlni
sewing girl, time Of Louis XIV; Miss Ellis
Rust, tamborine girl, Every rich dress,
Mrs. James G. Miller, vlyandlere, (pretty D
Mrs Gallagher as "Lady Gay spanker,'
Mrs. E. A. Pollard as starlight" Mrs. h
n. Steele as q Quakeress; Mrs. Duncan
Christie as "Night;" Miss Mary Tucker
as Night aud Morning Mrs
Stosch, as French flower girl y
Miss Nellie Lancaster as a peasant girl
Col. Thomas b. florence, "santa Claus,
"a perfect dress) Mr.. ]. P. Cowardln, o
Richmond, clown 10 "Hlccory decor,
Dock" well acted throughout, as wal
"Punch," by Mr.. James r. Dooley, Of tn
Star; Mr.. r. T. Bolsscau as Bismarck; Geo
u. Scott, "Mephistophlles," (best chRracte
dress Of tho evening;) Mr.. Ed. Masiie a
" Paddy Miles," j. sanSburg as an orgal
grinder, (we'l actedO Mr.. r. II. Steele as
Quaker; Herbert Moore as naval oficCT
The following gentlemen appeared en- dOrni
no; Ernest WlltE, OF the Richmond Stdi
Journal; II. G. Darragh, L. Z. Lloyd, Il. II
Graham, r. NJ. Dubant, Jos. c. Pearson, "
| II. Ward, it,, aud many others.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-02
Furs.
Insurance.


A COMMENTED MIND IS SOME
hthing you cannot hare u you are he
OtOner Of property that is uOt insured.
The danger Of Fire at this season Of the
year 10 great. " you you'd get rid Of
the aeVous and uneasy feeling you have
tOhen you hear The Fire Alarm sounded,
go 10 the Office Of A. S. PRA TT g. SON,
No. 3 Young Mems ChriStidn ASsocid-
tion Budding, corner Ninth and d
street, and insure in their good, prompt.
paying Companies, the HONE Of NetO
Fork, The PHOENIX Of Hartford, he
YONKER'S and NEW YORK, and
the FIREAENSo Of NsO York. Don't
delay. Do IL NOW de8-tl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-02
PROPOSALS ron FT 1I}gs FOR TuE PUBLIC


OFFICE or rms CoSoGEsaroNAL PStsfus, I
wksnINuroS, D-oeine.T ~, lisp.
uon q 10 act entitled an act TO further regulate
sSsiS. u SS pSSS pss
on Me 9th n Jnly, 1874 scaled Propos.l, viii Be
$40. al 10 S'eioeR M, Tor farhishisS the pspsi
or ,GI rs Hues PHSSE Ss Tie az
JSiut Commits: q SSasisss % Fable PTiSiInS,
oysrH%snt. he son@iites rssef1isS 70 itssftS
rGht to reject any and ali b1s Ai its jud Emsnt Of
The ssS sdsis spseass a. ns.fiy a. can
be sscsTtfinsd, ne quantity q .lsh Kind n paper
that vii BE- IOqHr,d bat ths CONTRACTS gill be N.
year. and no mora.
CLASS I.-UNoLLENDEaED PEIHTIEs PAPHa.
5000 ES.%1 q sns PSp.I
pound. 70 the resm Of 800 sheets;
lsdS ss.ns a sSP.rsnS ssIsSasT,
iea aftJ.ihfss pounds to tSe ram o. BOO
40 shses' ,,D.,An. ,.,.ua...a r.,..
NV i:$T .,I WIKI ~
loo i rssSs Of .upsrns. ss,spdsr.d Priu,lpr
Paper, measaTthk 1KS inehes, aud weigh
lhE seventy pounds 10 the ream OF 6oO
GLASS SGsiiap Am oILr,puur, P,,.,,ro
loo rean. susorSnsF IFfas,,ur P,ps,. hard.
Nd HnS sse'r I OTlS1 .sS;S P.ssur,9.
r.9 GSSGs . !Si EsSR aSi go ,.
rsSS y v sssst 'hlrJP und'tO the
uihsS s@SIp P.pr.
100 reaHs q Iugsraas Mar Paper, slsed aud
CURED. soir r. p Ia : wsiT6t win
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Of 30 ,hscts,
CLASS %-WhT 1Si,, sA r.I.St e be Of any re.
500 rsamS Qpsrio Pest. ioTiS inshas,
800 TSS@s Double Cav, III, rs Or iiISs ISsh,.
100 rsGm, DENY, lsISiH iathss.
ZOO rssms FSiiS Post i1Sil Inches
I..%: RSSSIS TG p.I,i PGsl stTa inches.
90 reGps koyAl, lSE3i inches
m resms SPpsrisY, ~ .T'i ipshs.,
| so roams Cover Paper, msasurInE 2E2s
| Inuhts, and Of GnJ required color or
$500 ros@s q any rsqul slls no, enumerated
CLASS ScStSssS watTIs sse1 PIy1s.. 10 Z. q,
auy required sights } Wv
10 roSms Cap. itHi7 inehSs, Of any required
color or eoors
80 Iss%s pouSIe ca. iSs.IS IS.h s,uf;
Loo reams PoIio, i7T7ilnehea, blue
AZ Tssms nsaIuim ~. ISL iSsSs., Siss.
100 reams Double Gao, lIT2s Inches, blue
CLLssL-PATEE rSH Po.r 9TTIeE BLAsES, Zen
LOO realms, ms.suTIpT soSs inches. w,irhIp,
500 r.shs me . nj ssA sIs inches, v..AIp,
o., SiPsund. pei Tsa%; ,..,.. .,-,,-.
80 resms, mSasntlng 3aSJl izohes' weighing
IN npouAds peL IeA N "a ,..n. .-.,-,,.
| ~ rSShs, ,nsf.su,tnk ioAAV iheneh' Neighihl
| "pouhah per refm
CLASS g. - sIIED AND OALHSDEhHD TIATHB
go resms .dPoysss cream Tinted. super
ealendsred, 27IfsH inehs., weighing q
pounds TO the Issm Of sothesis.
900 reams eupsrhne Cream Tented, super
eslsndsIedl pHLp inshss, weiEhlhI
Proposals viii Be received Tor the Whois auan.
tity or Tor Any portion not less than nd
TeSms, Of the papers sSiguAted in Glasses Gpd 4
aad Tor The whole fusntity or Any portion Of thu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-02

DR. FANVoN: take pleasure In saying to
you that owe you many thanks for the
great relief have experienced from your
treatment for the Bronchitis. After falling
to get relief from other physicians, was In
duced to apply to you by one Of your pa
tlents that had been cured by you for the
same disease. Although l was very low
when you frst gave me treatment, found
great relief from l., and In the course OF a
week amer was able to get about and at
tend to my business. make this statement
for the benefit Of others afflicted as was.
THOMAS DUDMAS,
81 G street, between First and Second.
feb9-3t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-02

We CALL the special attention OF our read
ers to a farm advertised under the head OF
wanted" This beautiful country seat,
only short drive from Washington, on the
Rock Creek church road, and In the neighbor-
hood OF the Soldiers Home, possesses rare
advantages. The land at present Ia In a
high state Of cultivation, and has yielded
handsomely last year as market garden.
The improvements on the place arc In first-
rate order, consisting Of q good-siEed house
aud cellar, besides ut-houses, dwellings,
stables, sheds, &c. The situation has sew
eral advantages In the way Of building sites,
and being on the Point Of Rocks railroad,
and so near q station, makes 1t but few
minutes trip to the city, and In every respect
au Investment worth making.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-02

LETTER CARRIERS REPoRr.-The follow
ing Is the report Of mall matter delivered
aud collected by the letter carriers OF the
city Post once, for the month OF January, as
shown by the report Of Superintendent Bells
Number OF carriers employed, 3Oi delivery
trips daily, o. collection trips daily, O. mall
letters delivered, 126,90sj local letters de.
livered, 1901; newspapers, &c, delivered,
4S,7Ol; letters collected, 1O4, 27lj newspa-
pers, &C., collected, s,607.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-02

PINMANsuIP.-Mr. J. W. swank, whose
skill and ability as a penman Is so we'll
known, will organize a class for instruction
In penmanship, at Union League Hall, on
wednesday afternoon next, at 5 o'clock.
Terms for course Of five weeks, $3.50, in
advance. Days OF tuition, Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday, from to @ O'Clock D. m.
Ladies and gentlemen deslrous Of Joining
the class can do 30 at any time.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-02

Hi 20 suppress the Liquor TFnne.
Mr.. Pomeroy introduced In the Senate
yesterday a bill for the suppression OF
drinking houses and tipping shops 10 the
District Of Columbia. It provides that no
person shall be allowed at any time to sell
by himself, or his clerk, servant or agent,
directly or Indirectly, any intoxicating
liquors In the District OF Columbia, exec ut
In certain cases. Tho Mayors aud Alder.
men Of the cities Of Washington and George
town, Immediately after the passage Of the
act, and on the first Monday OF May an
nually thereafter, shall purchase such guam
THY Of intoxicating liquors as may DO ne
cessary to be sold under the provisions OF
the act, and appoint suitable persons rs the
| agents Of said cities to sell the same at some
| convenient place, to be used as medicinal,
mechanical and manufacturing purposes,
aud no other; such agent to give bond that
he will sell liquors for no other purpose than
above named. Any person who shall sell
liquor, either by himself, clerk, servant or
agent, shall pay on the nrst conviction fl0,
on the second $50, on the third and every
subsequent conviction 800, and stand con.
yicted until paid be imprisoned two months
under the lrst and second convictions, three
months under the third, and four months
| for oil subsequent convictions; the clerk,
servant, or agent to be held equally guilty
and suffer like penalties. No person shall be
a common seller of intoxicating liquors,
and any person convicted OF any such offence
shall pay ilue Of 500 for the first offence,
or be Imprisoned sixty days. $500, or be i'm.
prisoned four months for the second and
every subsequent offence; and In default OF
payment Of the fine shall be imprisoned foul
months additional. Any person selling In.
toxicating liquors In any building, vessel or
boat In the District shall be deemed guilty
OF keeping drinking house or tlpplInp
shop, and punished by hne Of 800 or i'm.
R6&RSBREs HFSs GRFoRPisei dhAS gSTs ron
selling to any minor, Indian, soldier or sailor
intoxicated or Incorporate person. Any per
son who shall sell intoxicating drinks shall
be liable, in addition to the above penalties
for all injuries which such person may com
nit while In a state of intoxicatIon. Ro
ferred to the District Committee and ordered
to be printed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-02

u WIsHIEdToS. D. O., Jan Is, ls7O
On the PstitOn Of THoNLs II. POwEAs, Of NIL
Swu itsstss SirNntsd y On II. sS Say 81 aI
fOT an imProysmsn! n P1rnases for smslling Iron
closed on the 9Th day Of April nsII, that thu
time for hllnG aTEumsnt9 and the RxAminsr's 70;
that said petition be heard on the 10Th day Of APh
Any person may oppose this extension, =
SAMUEL s, FIRHhR,
lGa-MA CommissiousT Of Patents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-02

The NAVY YARD.-The hayward ycster.
day presented the appearance OF deserted
village, owing to the wholesale discharge OF
wOrkmen. Several OF the workshops are
empty. The copper-rolliug mill, which is
ono OF the most interesting OF tho many
branches OF mechanics In the yard, Is closed,
and a general air Of desolatlon peryades the
promises.
The discharged and suspended workmen
are making arrangements for a meeting to
beseech Congress for the speedy passage OF
q resolution allowing the Secretary Of the
Navy to transfer funds from one bureau to
the credit OF another, so that those depart
ments Of the yard In which there is an alum
dance OF work may be again placed In oper-
alton. Many Of the discharged Workmen
are natives Of Baltimore, who had been
placed at work In the yard by the influence
OF Postmaster General Creswell, and an effort
will be made TO procure his assistance IN
favor OF such a resolution as noted above.