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IIOIII. ARRIVALS,

-. Nicholas Hotel, April o., 1870.
Geo. Ring, Jackson, No. j. Murphey,
do; \ L. Tu..by, Charleston, No; Joe
solomon Duquoin. H.; j. u. N"gh, do
NJ nghcuburg Ohio; Mi-, Liuty ~.
I.oui.. NJ; IL &. HUI, No. y. Rug,
city; G.. ". Hay, Illinois; \ 7 smoker,
Ind; H. ; >albcry, New York Charlie.
smith, pti,burc, Pa; T. \. Count, KY
II. &. Falm, Miss \ j. Hubbard, Little
Book. AJAX; Mi.s Anna 81 Clair, y. Y.
George Mcdowell, Cincinnati Ohio; Geo
". HIM. TAN.
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NEW CAIRO AND PIprclnP,cAtr

The steamer Milbrcy ha, been chartered
by Capt Bob Wood, and Capt, Hugh
Worthngton, and placed in the Cairo and
P,ducah trade, She enters Al once on a
good business. She brought in no hhds of
tobacco and a large passenger list ye.tcr-
day, and 90 had, Of tobacco and large lot
of miscellaneous freight the day boforc,
Woods x Worthington were born aud
raised in this country and ure known 70
every man, woman and child between
Cairo and Paducnh. They are expert
enced boatmen, too, and are not afraid Of
hard work, II is entirely safe to predc,
therefore, that, with such managers, the
Milbrcy will make money FRIGHT along
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The Cairo Bulletin, April 20.
TIE ENCrRsION TO METROpOLIs.

At Fix o'clock thi, morning the gay lit
tie steamer Fanny Brnadeis, trcighted with
daughters, with few invited friends,
pushed ont for the ncighboring village Of
Metropolis. where there will bean annivcr-
snry lobraton--proccssion oration..
etc. The fraternity from Paducah, Smith
land and other points is expected to Voc
largely represented. Indeed, if eXpccta.
tions are realized it will be the largest and
most imposing demonstration of the kind
ever held in Southern Illinois. The BuIr
LErIS chiel among them will take notes
"and faith, We Il print en-.
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ATTACK o, rur CAIRO ~. LORI, Il. IL.

j. \. Dacus, ~ itinerant follow, who
breaches, write. ana sing, for living, n
very little potato aud the mo.; perfect
good-for-nothing ever sent into this breath
ing world has been airing III, hostility 20
the Cairo y st. Lou. railroad, IN the
columns Of the st Loui. R'ppjl'cp. lie
says:
The claims Of this cutcrpri,r upon the
busine,, men and capitalists 30! ~ l.ug.,
j. very slight indeed. There would o..
little gained by building tli, rrl. !,
would bee about o.. U-r'r-, u- thr ii.tH wheel
10 the cnrriugc, for the reason that u.i th,
advantage this could confer would De- ut.
tanned rs the ~. Lou. ~ Southeastern
road. Consequently vs. need uu more
,urc ba-i, for their early completion. u
would, therefore hoa wu.,rof mean. o. goo
heavy on the ~ Louis * Cairo railroad.
Who hasu,l,c! S. Lpui, to 60 either
heavy or light on tAi. railroad W. know
the character Of the people Of that ..copy
old burg too well tun-k them % do any.
thing that would advance their prosperity.
They have been compelled, by favorable
circumstaucr. 90 become wealthy. lflhcy
had depended on their own cNruious Or
,ucce,, the lat mother. son Of them would
be begging for bread, with hole iu the
scat Of hi. par'aloor,. A. community
Of do-nothings, tho 20. Loui.uu- are q
most perfect success.
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j. Goo >',.nbou.c, formerly Of the -
Charlie. Hotel ha, opened barber shop
.u ,hr corner ul Eighth street and Com
m.rciHl avenue Pcrry House and with
.ku,l assistant. f. prepared 90 execute oil
bu,iuc,, incident 90 the profession ia the
mos, -ci,u,.ac manner, and 10 the full ,at-
huo,ion Of bi. customers. upl2siim
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NIILN.InN. ROIGns.

\ meeting will be- hell on Friday even.
ing next, April 2Jth for the tran.action
Of general business. by order Of the
President. j. Is. TAYLO', Secretary.
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TnY IT..

Mrs. Whitcomb desires all to try her
Syrup; it is the great children soothing
remedy, ind sold al the low price Of 20
cents apllsdswlw
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PRIVATE PARTIES,

We hear too, Of several private picnic
ing parties that are contemplated and had
almost concluded To organize one for tho
BULLETIN office. If We could boast Of
handsome May-Day material We would not
hesitate but, with our present stock, we
shall, in all probability, be compelled to
modestly refrain from any festival demon
stration, and work on through all the
-unshiny hours Of the merry merry
month Of May. But To- all that do 90
a-Maying, We wish great amount Of
pleasure, and II season Of glorious hlarity.
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MOTTO

A Cairo Lodge No 2l7 \. I. and 4
"will hold special communication
,hi. Tuc'dayl evening April 2c,h. \. L.,
$50 for work in the r. { degree Vi,i-
.,r ir.'arually invited. by order Il the
" " CHAS. FORREST, >ccy.
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LEGAL,
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given g. all persons iut'l".'' d.
md moro par lH.Ty fu tNus' i'gslu4f'' name Do
flltsfa pUtliu sale 81 lsuf- uli town aut '.'f
IUt- for ti.frNs- interest N"t costs Il' thereon.
o. ~. state OF Illinois. ant Comfy ~ AisNaLI"r,
fYr the year 4. u. l-f-, hf.1 20 fl" Court House.
10 t4. CTS UftNru. il s..t 'ouufy auu -'I.', Du
che .-h day ufIuiy, \. l.. l.l- T. a." under. ~,
tIu purchase tie fYi'nwtuF d"-'r l't t.Hn Iu 0
CTS lots and Tracts and parcels Of land. s.i-s'.
.U -Hll county. fuT fl' suns 30 uNI.sf" "a. 3
Nu md H.'y lufs tuI fT."fs Hf T"r.t.H f .uu f'f
-rs.t.yr.y. 10, salt town arI U.'' ia's, Hn
fI,ut- ~ parcels ut tui NsNIu- uHru t-.rsrri az
taxed flr fhH take. f.r suII year "a iAr uau"r ~
'No persons e. -st forth fu fIr Hst #tIHNt Pre-.
,eri'ns the description Of e1rh g sAlu town Df
NY Lnl and lIAIl uT Inr.,I " LMI, Va
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Ga OwnIzo TO M accident which occurred
70 or power press we were unable TO APP
pear tfi,c vsning at our usual time. The
fs.iate hous 10 eclock. p " At which time
the edition was worked off. would hcce'-
sarily prevent its distribution tonight
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TOR SALE.
NOr'tI:,
T't VIII T' 7UII ~ IWNUO NUVWUh Oh Y
BOiil DAY Of April Next.

al theAucton Room Of Il. Hartman, on CONNER.
c0l Avenue, u lot Of Watches which have been LEFT
with rs for repairs aud remaining one year uncai-
= / fpT 10 pay the charges for repairs. Al the same
time will be- sold lot of Jcwclry, left for repairs
,Ld uucaied for, for one year.
The following description and name len SIth
D.
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MUTUAL COMPANY
and is the originator of the co-partnef system OF
state and local boards IN
LIFI INSURAN OLE

and rs the only company that mas carried "h' 'ho
plan upon acomprehensNe scale
IL is the only exi ting company that can carry
out this plan, because il is the only organization
whose charter provides for such asystcm. The
system secures greal efficiency and economy
The average cost of insurance being, thereby
greatly reduced. II the only company that adopts
The plan of local investments.
apr26tf NJ MAINLAND Ag' q
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And, that u. tim" for thc redemption ot
sad lo'. and lands VII cNpIf. uu ana with
the 3Dth day OF July, 4. i l,7b
. WINSTON,
Iuuha-rr,
Caito Ill.nnl.. Ami gi. l.i0. h3l
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THr SISTERS or LoRETro,

also propose to have ,hoir May festival,
and have fixed upon May 9TH n the day,
but have not yet determined whore they
shall have IL.
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Capital Prize $4,000
SMALLEST PRIZE $50

N-paluut s-u.ou" "a crscuL,cts, the rent money
M f.. property for fi.r ye1r- lsH and 1870, o. b"
lI-fr.trf.I 90 fN, gIuucr- e the the tT.i seven
pm, Tu-Isrt.NslI. Rent Ton lsty Wa 81. per
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

Stars w.. Olymplc-A Game that WINS Not
t3Rme-Q Queer Conduct Of the Olymplcr.
Yesterday the Stars and lIAymakers proceeded 10 tho
grounds Of the Olympic and National clubs 70 play
unfit 10 play on, the Haymakera, by Invitation, pro
oceded TO tho Olympic grounds 10 witness the game
between tho latter and the stars Considerable time
spent In the selection Of an umpire. Mr. Nc
Donald, Of the HAymAkers, finally consented 10 Aot
49, At960 play vas called, with the stas At the bat.
umpire S.ss sS%S d"%apsss on ne
part o. the 0bmpiea M Cline, Of The staIs being st
Ing ihs player dd not intend 70 STRIFE a IL sSiicd zone
and almost simultaneously NJ, Uine hit the
s as va SsT aSsS SS s
he could not pnt man ont on called strike
oeedsd p ihs fourth lnnlngs whom the Stars had 70
ss,ed thor half o. The innings VIII thirteen rGn; IN
nov Leeeh's timo e strike when NJ Uharlos Oo2n
Olympic club declined % allow their nine TO proceed
With The game unles, ths umpire was chsngsd NJ
credit promptly refused 70 change tho umpire, who're
uPon the Olympic nine withdIeu from The held
game together ior thS 6oneat q he audience This
siderable tslE he stsf, proceeded their coach md
their hotel Thus terminated one q the most d.
.' h ssIT S s GS
sssgnd nnnss S. Psopsf H%9 r .s Asd no.
ssrod thsm w IN tRs fsos The conduct o. he Sias
merlted ard received bitter dsnunoston In all quar-
tors last night
An amusing incident Of the affair was tho apr,ys1s
perform o. tho band which had boon engaged for
the ocoNsion. While the sguabhling was In progress
srii,lissily rendered tie olympic nine walked oi
the field
The game Of ball between tho Stars Of Brooklyn.
and the NAtionAla will CONS on this Afternoon at ~,
on tho Oiymplo's grounds. which have beeu Aired by
e Nationals, lhsr grounds being unfit % play As
the stars and Nationals are yery warm friends uuot
and interesting game MAJ DO Witnessed hy all who Al
tend We hope our pe9Pls VII attend y force, a. tho
baseball loyors.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
THE LATE ELECTION.
ADDRESS OF THE GENERAL REPUBLICAN
COMMITTEE.


Tho Geneyal Republican Committee has Issued tho
wAnmaros, p. @, Juno 10, is7N
msttSsy q fess !. I sss,sa Mayor y III city, Al
honor those who aided in aehisvnS chi, signal Ne
sSSasS sSs nm saS S s S' Ssvs SCsn
allied above ignorance, passlop iniuseo and pto.ofp
sharaoteriSs he sdmialstfs,lon ~ our ci5 Affairs
Fraud, corruption eItavaganeo and rpwdytsn can no
%RiS iss, order and liberty %asi be Vindicsisd.
sSyles j. Bowep was elected Mayor Of hs city In ISIS
a.iSss R%sS ! S $50 ~ cos iS'
The foSinsr elected - Republican divided and dis.
honofed his party The latter ai.p slsos - candidate
upon the moit emphatic and sod Republican platform
can unite ard save the great party Of Freedom Frog
We can but hope tina, no WIN he more ,rus and NTH.
bis adminisfStiop more honorable and sat.fAolorI.
rsee color RELIGION birthplace, he can but b mpaf
tial A. public ofhcer,
bsauesiSsd 70 bin ISe bs,sfa issssy q bsairlpi
treasury and funded and floating claims against the
T6s waning credit q The Ci6 must 30 restored. bu,
ss sqpadense aid 70 b plant Of allow orth, time
common Uousoil will b required % attain 20 dssrS
bic end While the finances q the corporation viii
mshs especially on remote s,rSs.s slas- sPd Suitsf'
tsuch recently prevailed TO d,gustinE degteo io'
pSiiy Of The city viii open ihs wsJ ior labor thf and
enterprise, which must give ryinunorAtiyg enploymenl
Spdsf. and Shsei. n 1re.1 alsooSna W ssif psy.
FINALLY, Republicans and fellow eltlzels, lot o. ~
s~iuoas dn and s. US s.. hat hii sdstfstcr
will DO IN hsrnony With the great principle; Of n;
secured his election with 20 large and unpreoonted =
HENRY g. sHERRnI, Chsiriuan pro ten.
Gro IT. BosToS y NJ srRHuFTyLD.
SGbGommiitso Of the Genoral Republican Com.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

Az ACT declaring the construction Of IAN act
to incorporate the National Theological In
stltuto," approved May tenth, eighteen hum
drcd and siIty-slK, and also can act 10
amend an act entitled An act 10 incorporate
the National Theological Institute, and to
define and extend the pOwers OF tho same,
approved March second, eighteen hundred
and slXty-sevon. ..-..
Whereas an act TO incorporate the National
Theological Institute, approved May ten,
eighteen hundred aud slXly-slx, and also an
act 10 define and extend tho powers OF the
same, approved March second, eighteen hun-
drcd and slxty-seven has have been nliseOn-
dby an attempt 10 remove the scat Of It's
operations TO a distant locality, In direct CON
trayontlOn Of said acts; aud whereas the fol-
lowing-namod persons, Joseph Q. lewis, Ed
mund TuTney, John s. Polcr Charles H.
Morse, William T. johnson, Lindsay Muse,
William y. Nelson, George r. Mcclellan,
Clement Robinson, George NJ. Condron, :.
Alexandria, U. ii. Hutchins, w. t. Wiswall,
3. J.. Crissoy, continue to exercise their func-
lions US the executive committee, by the au-
thOrity of said corporation al Its scat Of opera
lions within the said District Of Columbia, ac-
oOrdlng to the intention Of said acts Now
therefore,
BE Il enacted by he Senate and House Of
Representatives Of he United Sdies Of America
IN Congress assembled, That the scat OF opera
tons OF the National Theological Institute and
UBlyerslly, Incorporated under the act APP
proved May tenth, eighteen hundred and sixty
six which act was amended and extended BY
the act Of March second, eighteen hun
dred and slKty-seyon, shall &c, and the
same Ia hereby, located within the city
Of Washington, In the District Of COlum-
blai PrOUidod, That nothing herein CON
tained shall be 10 construed as 10 prevent said
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

We have received the following communication
MEssHH. EpIrons NATIONAL RErunLIcAN: A. the
deputy mArshals are nov at work tho census, ynn
could greatly facilitate their work and benefit tho cl
Eeas A. large ycu would through Jour valuable paper
can attention 10 the fact that the heads Of the FAINT
lies could prepare statement Of tho members Of their
family, dc, and thus save them much annoyance and
delay for In many they unable 10 get the re-
qured Information at the house. and are compelled 10
make many yislts while N littis trouble vas ion b.
tho head Of the household all would be we'll
BaOw will be found the aussions 10 10 ansvore ali
Of which apply TO each Of tho inmates Of the house in
euding servants and all children living In the house on
June (:
Al persons eating At ono table are taken As Of one
family, although among them may be several families
Permanent boarNlers at hotels and boarding houses
arc tab IS Of the family Of tho proprietor Persons
aWay from home for short period are also tai on with
their family. The ioouing Is list OF the most i'm.
portant questions, via;
Full name Of each person, Age At last birthday.
Sen and color; and mulatto, say -, Occupation,
pTu ession, trade. Value Of all real estate Value
y all personal property Where born state or cintry
sqe hog fnptEpI b9rp, lsqub ytttJP-6a
month. Attended school within the year Can Rad.
Can write Deaf and dumb, blind insane or ldotio
Male Ci.l1en Of tho United Statsa
II you could ind room In your columns 10 call Htten.
ton Ia the subject and request the citizens 10 have tho
inipation prepared, you viii do them Eood service.
facilitate and insure correctness Of work aud receive
tho sincere thanks Of THE DEPUTY MARSHALL
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Insanity Of the Daughter Of Lol, Mou,...

The unfortunate and ill-adYiscd Princes
Editha," who made such n spectacle Of her
self at her debut on the lecture platform last
very probable that the universal rillcule and
contempt which her performance excited had
something To do with unscttllng mind already
not too evenly balanced. II SCENE that the
Princess Editha Gilbert MOntez has been stay
ing at the Aston House, and has contracted q
bill Of f78 for board and carriage hire and
that when payment for II was demanded ex-
hibitcd such unmistakable signs of insanity,
ending In an epileptic III, that q physician
pronounced her Insane. She was, ncycrthc-
less, arrested ut the instance of her AstOr
House creditors, and taken before police
magistrate, who also was so speedily con-
WINGED Of her insanity that he had her taken
back TO the hotel, to be kept there until q
council Of physicians can pass upon her case
or her friends be communicated with.
A card from the dementcd Princess writ
ten, doubtless, before the complete breaking
up Of her faculties, as above recorded, aI-
pcared In the New York Herald explaining
some points In her conduct ut her lecture.
She charges the whole blame Of her fdscO on
the SOrosis, who took everything out Of her
hands and undertook to teach her the stage
business" Of the rostrum. 81 had Intended"
she says, "tO wear long black silk dress
with sacquc Of the same material but was
Uverruled by two Of the leading members Of
Sorosis, who cOunseled me 10 appear In gOr-
goous attire and, considering their age and
experience, ! compiled with their wishes. For
fully fifteen minutes converted with Mrs. 4.
and Mrs. p. before going upon the stage, and
not q single word Of dspleasure against my
style Of attire fell upon my car. On the con-
traTy, Mrs. p. called me q glorious creature
and Mrs. s. told me not 10 stand like stick
upon rostrum, but 10 walk TO and fro; there
by giving q graceful flow 10 my train.
Thus arc the charges Of her lmmOdcst
dress and unbccOming behavior disposed of.
And the condemnation of the literary charac-
ter Of the effort Is met by the plea that II was
her original Intention to lecture on her
mothers career alone, but she had been driven
from II by her bad advisers and took up the
woman question only 10 fail. Tho unhappy
MonteZ confesses In the course Of this card
that after she had been speaking some three
minutes she Twas tOld-nay, almost forced
TO leave the stand" by Mrs. Stanton, of course
II must be understood, who introduced her
and saw what shocking work she was making.
This treatment from tone who promised TO
aid me, " completed the downfall Of the Prln-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

IPUBLIC-No. 49,
Az ACT 10 amend tho usury laws Of the Dis
trict of Columbia.

Az ACT TO amend tho usury laws OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
BE II enacted By NE Senate aud House o. rep
rcsentdtipcs Of DC United Sdics Of America In
CongTrss assembled, That the rate Of interest
upon judgments or decrccs, and upon the
loan or forbearaneo Of any money, goods, or
thinps In action, shall continue TO be six del
lars upon one hundred dollars for one year,
aud after that rate for greater or less sum,
or for longer or shorter time, except rs
hereinafter provided.
See, q, And BE- Il further cHdcirl, That In
all contracts hereafter TO he made II shall be
lawful for the parties to stlpulatc or agree In
writing that the rate Of ten per cent. per an
mum, or any less sum, " Interest shall be
taken and paid upon every one hundred dot
lars Of money loaned, or In any manner due
and owing from any person or corporation In
this District.
Sec. 8. Aud be u further enacted, That II
any person or corporations In this District
shall contract to receive greater rate OF In
tcrest than ten per cent upon any contract In
writing OrslN per cent. upon any verbal CON
tract, such person or corporation shall forfeit
the whole Of said interest 40 contracted 10 be
received, and shall bc entitled only to recover
the principal sum due to such person or cor
See. /. And b. Il further, enacted That II
any person or corporation within the District
Of Columbia shall directly or Indirectly take
or receive any greater amount II Interest
than Is provided for In this act upon any con
| tract or agreement whatever, II shall be law
| full for the person, or his personal representa-
| tive, or the corporation paying the same, n
sue for and recover all the interest paid upon
any such contract or agreement from the
person OF his personal representatives, OF
| IRON the corporation receiving such unlawful
interest! Pr0uidod, That the suit TO recover
back such interest shall be brought within one
year after such unlawful interest shall have
been paid or taken.
Sec. 5. AndJc u ftriicr enacted, That moth
| ing In this act contained shall be construed Ia
/ change tho general laws In force In relation u
/ banking associations organized under the aci
| TO provide u national currency secured by O
plcdgc of United States bonds, and 10 provide
| Tor the circulation and redemption thereof, up
proved June three, eighteen hundred and
\ siXty-four,
Approved April 81, 1870.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

We have just been shown a lump Of silver sent By
tho contractor who Ia driving this tunnel for the Hal
mick Silver Mining Company from ore taken out Of tho
shaft Of the famous DundsrbuTg lode.
Tho Helmlok Company IL t1nneling TO strike this
lode, 20 feet from the surface and have driven
their tunnel 80 feot into the mountain and tho tunnel
IL within rs feet Of H.
This silver bullion Of n ounces having been taken
from ~ pounds Of makes the coin Valno over RtU
70 the ton, such richness, which will he reached In
ess than 20 days must repay In large dividends
the enterpsnE gentlemen who have entered into this
means Of Industry,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

PUHiIc-No. a.
An ACT tOre-dcfne portion Of the boundary
line between the State Of Nebraska and tho
Torritory'of Dakota.
NJ u eHdcted bgg ne Segtdie aud House Of Rep
resentdiipes Of DC United States Of America ln
COagross assembled That 60 soon o. the State
Of Nebraska through her Legislature has
given her consent thereto, the centre Of the
main channel Of the Missouri river, shall be
the boundary line between the State Of Ne
braaka and the Territory OF Dakota, between
me ioliowing points, 10 wits Commencing at a
o. the west hno Of section twenty-fourin town
ship twcnty-nlne north, Of range eight east Of
the sixth principal meridian, and running
along the same 10 a point west Of Of the most
noTthorly portion Of fractional section seven
teen, Of township twenty-nino north, Of range
nine cast Of said meridian, IN the State Of
Nebraska, as meandcrcd and shown BY The
plats and surveys Of said sections originally
made and now on file In the General Land
Office.
Sec. q Aud BE- u further endcted, That the
respective jurisdictions Of said state, aud Ter
| ritoTy (and Of the United States) shall extend
10 and over all VI the territory within their
limits, according TO the Hue herein DESIGNATED,
10 all intcnts aud purposes as fully and com
pletcly as II no change had taken place In The
channel of said Missouri river. And the
Secretary Of the Interior Is hereby authorized
and required ocauso obc made all necessary
surveys and meandcrings, and 10 order the
j transfer Of all plats, papers, and dOcilmenta
1 which may be necessary In the premises
Approved, April 2S, 1870.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

Matthew q, Eaton. charged By Judge Hood Of New
York, with obtaining R1,l0 By false pretsnces had
hearing before Justice Smith, yesterday which resulted
Tho distribution Of medals 10 tho pupils Of the
Georgetovn public schools will take place Thurs
day, June o.
Mr. John j. Peabody was fortunate enough 10 sAyo a
fellow creature from being killed by finding an ntoI.
day.
tWO-stoTy frame house and lot on Maryland avenue
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets east has
been sold BY Messrs Green Williams 70 Richard Kun.
mons, for the sum Of ecu.
The Capitol Hi BaildinE Association, No. D. has
been organized In the eastern section of the city The
first payment Ia to DO made IN July.
Peter, one OF Bowers most yirulont commissioners
sued Yesterday for two dollars balance Of bill duo
for white silk sashea for Of the many BOwen demon
STATIONS Judgment for the plaintiff, Mr.. L. KArpeles