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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

ALL Tnn FACTS IN A NUTsHRLL.-The
talla, or Salvation for The Hair. and tbo|
o gt hair dRrkenlng articles, are these
LnsbAre stieky--ii IL devoid OF gluten. Thtv
ere opaque-h ID transparent. TAsV arel
lsud-nm fragrant. Thsp are muddySif IL
elear. Ihep produce dull tlnts--H repro
duees natures hues. Sold by all druggistS.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09
Pl umbing and Gas.Fitting.
PROFOsALS F9 Fs EFTESs ron TRE PUBLIC


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on u an act antitlsd 2 An act 20 further rsauiste
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b a.oeJtitusd The quantity o. each hind Oh paper
tered ihto for All that may DO Needed durinE tbe
ysaI, aad no more.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

DiSiriet Of CoIGRibta, WdShingioa eoaaiy,to 1sif
istfatoT Of WiIiYan " fsuW' Oh, Diseased, he
AdmlRi.trstor aforgsAid has. With ihs sPProbG.
county 1foTsaAid, ApPpinied saturday, feb.
IqaTE 12th. A. p. ls70, for the hnAl ssttlsmsnlGad
And Of the asaets IN hand, qs fATAs the same have
been eolieqted A9d turned int9 money! when And
are notlhed 70 attend. With their claims properly
youehed, OF tbey may Otherwise by law be exc
provided copy Of this order DO published once q
Sesf n LOT IhTss weeks ne NAfioSAL REFuBLi'
Tssti A. WEBSTER,
1Af,IaW REGISTER OF VILLA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

DEATH or A TREASURY CLRRK.-At q
meeting OF those connected with tho fifth
Auditors office OF the Treasury Department,
held at the rooms Of the Chief Clerk yester-
day, the death Of Orlando Mcknight, late
ofCallfornia, a clerk therein, was announced.
Hon. Henry ID. Barron, Flflh Auditor, was
elected chairman, and George Cowle, clerk
OF the consulate division, secretary. Reso-
lutlons OF respect TO his memory were
adopted. Appropriate remarks touching the
traits Of character Of the deceased were sub.
mltted by Messrs. DERRICK, King, Mann,
Pitts and others. Arrangements IN regard
TO the funeral were made, and the meeting
adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

A NETTING Of the National Modieal So.
eloty OF tho District Of Columbia will DO held
this evening at $50 p. m, at the residence
OF tbe secretary, corner Of New York avenue
and Thirteenth street. No.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09
Rsgulaii0H5 under ne Treaty. and Rafss eT Poif-
age bsi,sesa de UnRsd States ana Msrieo.

agt otItceen me Unued Safcs and hertcO,
Posr OFFicnDRfARrMHHT, July Z, lAG7.
By the recent postal convention With Mex.
leo, proclaimed by the President on the Goth
OF June, 1893, the following rates Of postage
are established, OF which postmasterS will
take notice;
1st. The single letter rate (lnlaud three
cents and sea seven ccnts) Is ton cents per
half ounce, and for each fraction over an
additional ratei and prepayment Is required.
This applies to all letters sent 10 Mexico
from the United States by seq. .-.-
I'd. On all letters received from Mexico by
sea the United States domestic rate OF post
age 10 TO DO charged, rating them at the nrst
United States post once at which they are
mailed TO their destination, either three or
ten cents per single rate. This Is to DO col
lected on delivery.
Sd. On all letters sent to or received from
Mexico, when not conveyed BY sea, the uni
ted States domestic postage only OF three TO
ten centa the single rate Is to- be charged.
This must DO prepaid at tho mailing once
on letters sent, and collected at the once Of
delivery on letters received,
4th. The sen rate on printed matter sent
TO Mexico Is one cent for each newspaper
and one cent per ounce Tor fraction OF m
ounce) on all magazines, periodical publlcA-
lions, and other printed matter; and this Ia
TO be added, whom sent by sea, 70 our usual
Inland rate OF postagei and this combined
rate must be prepaid At the mailing once In
the United States. When sent By land the
United States inland rate Of , ostage only
Is to DO charged aud prepaid At the mailing
ONCE.
9Th. On all such printed matter received
from Mexico only our usual inland postage
IL TO be collected, and this must b. paid In
all cases on delivery at tho ONCE OF address.
oh. These regulations must DO strictly
observed, as no accounts arc kept with tho
Mexican Postal Department.
JONI A. KAssoN,
Ftrd Ai'iiidM Poii1ahsr General
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

WILCOX q GIBB's SEWING MACHINE, prp-
nounced the simplest and noiseless machine
10 tho world, can now DO bought on easy
terms At the agency, O. Baum's HoopekIrt
and Corset Factory, 9l5 Seventh street., be-
tween d and z.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

We ARE MAKING q speciality Of the manu-
facture Of flne Black Cloth suits for dress
occasions. coax Hail." $50 Seventh street
opposite Post ONCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

WHAR MAKING q speciality OF the manu-
facture Of anu Black Cloth Suits for dress
occasions. coax Hail." 595 Seventh street,
opposite Post Once. III
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09
TWENTIETH STREET MARKET,
No SaO. TwsntIsth street. bet. G and II.
WIN. LINKINs & SON,

Always keep on hand the best quality Of Fresh
and salls Meats, and all liuda Of YeEelablss Ghd
Canned frults, Poultry, Dame. 4e,, 10. "
ALSO,
At stall No, 80, Centre MARKET, aud stalls Nos D
sPd 2, Wet nAfkst, the very bee Beef Lamb.
call les ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

We ARE MAKING a speciality oftho manu-
facture OF fne Black Cloth Suits for dress
occasions. coax Hall" sos Seventh street,
opposite Post omoe. ..F-T n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

TnR WAsuISoToE CITT SAVINGS BANK,
eoruor Seventh street aud Louisiana avenue,
y open from $3.50 to 1880 every Saturday eve
nlng, In addition TO Its regular banking
hours. II pays Interest on deposits. 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

A srnoIAL NETTING OF the Liquor Dealers
association will DO held this afternoon, at
O'Clock, al Trades Union Hall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

We ARE MAKING a specially Of the manu-
faeture OF foe Black Cloth Suits for dress
occasions. soak Hall" 525 Seventh street,
opposite Post ofloe.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

TINS GUuLoTISE.-An accounts Of Trop.
mann's execution agree about the struggle
which took place on the scailold after he had
been strapped down on the fatal plank, and
the idea is that he attempted to force him.
self Into the lunette, received the blow on
bis shoulder, and be malmed, not killed.
However, Monsieur dc Paris 10 a powerful
and expert Individual, and soon mastered
his victim. There Is an anecdote told here
OF powerful fellow called MOntcharmont
who was condemned to death at Macon, for
having killed aye geniarmCs on the scat
fold he seized hold OF the eXecutiOner, pushed
his head into the lunette, and touched the
apring the eIecutlOner was badly placed,
and only received cash on the crown OF
tho head, but he went mad. Montcharmont
was taken back to prison, tried for this new
offence, and again sentenced 10 death. This
time he was strapped, hut he made a violent
effort 10 escape the knife, and was only
wounded. II was only on the third attempt
that MontcharmOnt explated his crime.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

WH ARE MAKINO a specially Of the manu-
faotuTe Of me Black Cloth Suits for dress
occasions. coax Hall, $50 Seventh street,
opposite Post once, III
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

THE WATER TAxEs.-Sinee January 1
over s24, 900 have been collected by Register
Bond for water rents and taxes, Very many
Of our citizens have not yet paid, and should
do 30 at once, as the Inspector Is about
starting on his rounds to shut on those who
will not pay,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

We ARE MAKING a speciality Of the manu-
facture of nne Black Cloth Suits for dress
occasions. coax Hal" 525 Seventh street,
opposite Post Once.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

A soOILBLn Of the Iowa association will
take place this evening, at Liberty Hall,
corner OF Seventh and l. street. Tho pro-
gramme VIII embrace literary exercises aud
dancing. Several distinguished gentlemen
have been invited and will honor the oeca.
sion with their presence.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

"wHo's ATRAID i'---It Is announced that
Judge Purcell has contracted with Mr.. ], y.
Beevanh for the erection OF hotel on his
(Purcell's) ground, adjoining the Bladens-
burg spring, Have the BladensburR row.
dies all been pushed into the creek and been
drowned Has that immoral woman dis
appeared 7 ...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09
I'gS5Eq sgERE1s & fRgFF III ~ PISsEHkQE
Al Law. No, Q, 100.

l. pttYy9IksmTAblA' The 9TH DAY OF PEBRU'
Horatie, BroWhinK and Alph.1
ol4 hiddleton, oopATtnera.
undef the name and atyl0 Of
BiSWP!gE Middleton Al Law. No. Q, 100.
plAlnNna. 49,
George 7, Brown, defendant
Ga motion Of the plAihuHa, by Maasra CALM
aud Mcdonnell, their attorneys, II IL ordered that
the defsndAnt usa his appg ATAnte 10 b. "a cred
herein % or before the nrat rule day oeeaTTihG
foEiY, dAys after this dayI otherwise he cause
Will hs proceeded with asia easS OfdoiauIL
tEHs soPT-Ts''' n. J, MRIgs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

oBsHoUIEs or HoS. Truman II. HoA0.-
The funeral Of Hon. Truman H., Hoag took
place from the parlors OF the Metropolitan
Hotel, about $50 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. The officiating clergymeu were Rev.
Thomas Addison, pastor OF Trinity P. z.
church, and Rev. J. @. Butler. chaplain ofthe
House. Tho remains were In q patent me-
talie burial case, so arranged that tho fea-
lures OF the deceased could be distinctly seen
through plate'glass front. Afier ali pres
ent had taken q last look at tho face, prayer
was read by Rev. Mr.. Addison, amer which
Lieut.. Llndley, assisted by eight members OF
the Capitol police, removed tho body to the
hearse.
The congressional escort to the depot, pre-
eeded BY the Sergeant-at-Arms, consisted OF
Speaker Blaine, Hon. Edward, Mcpherson,
Clerk OF the House, Rev. DR.. Butler, Chap.
lain, and the committee Of arrangements ap-
pointed 10 accompany the remains TO Toledo,
consisting Of Hon. Edward =, Dickinson,
Hon. John Beatty, and Hon. Jacob A. Am.
bier, OF Ohloi Hon. VIM. Williams, OF Ind,
and Hon. Boyd Winchester, Of KY, the Ohio
delegation In Congress, among whom were
Senators Sherman and Thurman, Represent.
AtlVes schenek, Bingham, Garfield, Van
Trump, Smith, WlnanS, Morgan, Welcker,
and LaWTencei Hon. NJ. q. Kerr, OF Ind,
and Hon. John d. Stiles, OF Pa.
Upon the arrival at the depot, the casket
containing the remains was put into h strong
case by Mossrs. Harvey & Mari, the under.
takers and deposited In the car. The com
mittee appointed TO accompany the remains,
Mrs. Hoag and family, accompanied by Cap,
tain Carson, OF the Capitol police, with as
sstAntl to remove the body on the route,
occupied 4 special car to Baltimore, where a
special car was In readiness to convey the
party to Plttsburg.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

FIRE IN GEoRoKrowN.-About 0 O'Clock
yesterday morning, the shoe store Of T. J.
BlTler, No. 1853 Bridge street, was discovered
70 be on FIRE. ofilcer O'Brlen promptly gave
the alarm, and the fremen were soon on the
ground. Tho front door was forced open,
when u was discovered that the store-room
had been entered aud set on Gre by some In
cendlary. Tho contents OF the store were
entirely destroyed, upon which there was an
Insurance Of $1,000, and the building was
very materially damaged. ~.
FALsH ALARM or FRR.--The engines
were called out about half-pasl four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon by an alarm turned In
from box 6s, Seventh aud 1 streets, caused
~ the burning OF a chimney on House No.
TO, Eighth street, between @ and II streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

u. Ross Penny, attorney aud counsellor
at.law, has an office ut No. D -Four aud-a-
half street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

MEssRs. PERRY & DRoTHHR, at their old
established store, corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Ninth street, have opened for
the Inspection and purchase OF the ladies OF
our city an unusual stock OF fresh spring
dry goods, embracing all the foreign and
domestic novelties In dreSs and staple goods;
also large stock Of cloths, suitlngs, coat
lngs and casslmereS OF qualities and eOlors
that may DO relied upon. Their stock en-
braces full line OF table and house linen OF
every variety and prlce. Their stock il
complete In every respect, and is well worth
the Inspection Of purchasers of dry Rooda,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

THH landlord OF Western hotel recently
sent a note TO doctor, telling him that he
debtor sent In haste this very eonsollng re-
Ply
"Mr, R.abtout Dear slri You say you
are holding 90 TO my note yet. That d all
right. Just keep holding
on 10 10, and, II you. nnd your hands slip. |
ping, spit % them sod try II again.
"Y0urs hfisetlonately, ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

Board or SCHOOL TRUsTEEs.- Board
| OF Trustees Of the Public Schools held theiI
regular monthly meeting Al their rooms or
Fith street, Last evening", - =
Ahaent-Mesara. hurtaRh, Vashon, and
Wilson. 49,
In the absence Of the president, the meet.
~ 49, nv ,' " OLuoI " Tue secretary, euu
MT. Moore chosen president pro tsnlpoY.
An invitation 70 the board to attend IN
Late MaTqarct Al A misor ;, M hs JsIiveTcd
=, ~. a.,.,y 90. ~. 70 DC , ~
WI. 2e' S,t street rieaoyterian e11rSh py
slant, a. ?. m. -,
s,at,S sommuni9eu9n was received from tne
taln for"iSn h,oLs 'u'ion' transmitting CUT
=, u moodward presented the application
R.,,.,al y, oIeenWeIl Ior positlon as teacher;
tsachsss " Sno S""in'''ee on EXAMINATION Oh
NJ N.,v,nn d., a.. ~.
0,s.s n.."n.',,, ' ,t .ne commute on Son-
Eo,r, fn-,si.,. 'no IesoipIlon OF tne levy
snhn.i s,b > eonyennon OF the various
80 -. ana said mat convention
.'hi.h 81 tsa Nn1 memorial prepared
ConSrss. III ua,h nv oeIe,S oo.n houses Of
otistsS n an. H , 80 .ne oln Thich was
on s,sN IN tne house ~ MI Arnoll, already
utIons %h,ch S xo ns nS sae following re'oIu'
hioirsal Ihat THIS board full y approve the
ias In 'I ,spssssnt.t on Oongnssi In 1nlt,
Beard, 81 The Distrist in prsDs .t 9 mnm 0O'
nal 70 Congress NikinE aid for our public
schools.
pa Gsiisig g Ih.t the gosrd q Trustees Of
assst ~ soSnatsss s,,,,,ny.I w, 9ut sarineaS n
sseond By Appropriate acton On thsIt tbS
object Of the memorial above reforrsd To.
Es,ely,d, That me seesetary be directed to
,a sa,@t aS9py o. the foregoing resolution,
seeomnanvinr ~ ins s mmemot IA And ihe
with the request that the same be iSid bc}ors
the couneils- fH7 :
Mr.. Brown, from the committee nm ar.
counts, reported several bllls- which vere
ordered paid. Several bills were presented
and referred. W
Mr.. Clarke offered a resolution autboriy.
Ing the sub.board Of tho Third dlstTIrt 10
sell lots 10 and IL, In s0uare 7ss. Al nuc.
ton, and 70 purchase mors snitaSis sronnd
for the erection On a schools hon.s gSioh
sfter some debate as 10 tho mower, ~ ths
hoard 10 deIsgats III nthosi,r - ssN.. slS
Nj. MeLeiisn moved tb.t. ", ,.I,,ps w y;
four be npnoInted n male -. ,,ssar.,.S ~, ~
tbe ANIMAL eYa mina,ion N ,hs ssSoNI. ",
n rcnort mini nr,,sS n ~ .sav auu
fsr.d. haonisd !" ""'' 'nAh oe Oh
The foiioT,ns 1or,tor,., MAJ. .,-,.,
as auoh comnIttae, Msssrs VIZ uIiss
Brovn. CIayte ana Gh.rnniIn SD''i'u'
Mr.. Newton. from tbs cammI,,.. nm ,.,.,
made a lengthy report nnon ssre,si srasns
ments which la bcon rsg,IrsS ~ ~, so,s
mltteo. :" ~'S@ ''''N " '"A' OO'l'
Mr., Nevton read n iopo ,peeoh oivtO. ri,
ndlyidnaI vIews nnon az - sta,,ss 'ius n,'
ments and school matters EsnersIIy. Tn ~
course OF his remsrEs ~. NsTton iooS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

APPROPRIATION E.HAUsTED.-The en-
poyees OF the Capitol, having received no
salary since the 25th Of December, In eonse-
quence of the appropriation for that purpose
having been exhausted, are in great need OF
money, aud express the hope that Congress
will at once Introduce and pass the deficiency
bill for their relief. We learn that several
Of the attaches Of the Capitol have salaries
due from the LIST Of July last.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

NATIONAL IRsu REPUBLICAN AssocIA.
TIoS.-The regular monthly meeting OF this
association was held at WINS Hall, beyeuth
street, last evening, President Captain d, q,
Mcmahon In the chair. -
The report Of the committee on confer
ence was 10 the effect that the resolutions Of
the National Irish Republican Convention,
held at Chicago In July last, be adopted as
the platform of the united Irish Associations
Of this cityj that all the officers Of both or
ganlzations be declared vacant, aud a new
election had, with both associations on an
equal platform In the choice OF officers;
that the new organization be known and
styled the "Unlted Irish Republican Asso-
citation OF Washington"
Capt. Mcmahon thought the adoption of
the report at the present time unnecessary
that consolidation OF the Central and Ma.
tlonal Republican associations OF the Dla.
trict might still be effected and that the
selflnterest and groVellng passions OF The
few who were opposed TO the Incorporation
Of the associations. He also referred 10 the
unRnimity and harmony which peryaded the
entire proceedings Of the COMMITTEES on con-
ference as rejecting honor on the Irish Re-
publlcans Of the District.
After some remarks, the subject was
postponed.
Resolutions thanking the committee for
their efforts to obtain a reunion OF the asso-
Citations, and regTetting that the conference
had not been successful, were adopted.
The meeting then adjourned.
subsequently q meeting OF Irishmen was
held to make arrangements for the celebra-
tlon OF Robert Emmet's birthday, and a
committee appointed for that purpose.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

sixth WARD REPUBLICAN CLUn.-A reg
ulAr nesting OF this club was held LAT
night at Mission Chapel, with tho president
(Charles Champion In the chair.
Councilman slmms explained his course
In the Councils, saying that he opposed the
passage OF the bill last week anticipating
the revenue, not that he did not desire TO see
the lAborers paid their Just claims, but that
he believed the object OF postponlnR the
tar advertising, and asking s250,O00 Of the
Mayor, was 10 raise revenue to be squnn-
dered as heretofore.
He had spent money to elect Bowen, but
he was now opposed to him and would use
his influence to defeat his nomination for no.
election. 1.-THE club desired to eTpel him as
he heard Il was the intention, he was salts
ned, but he preferred that BoWen's pets
would remain In their own wards, and at
tend there 10 their own business. He was
no copperhead, aud never was, and he al
lowed no one to impugu his republlcanlsm.
Mike Sinner and several others called the
speaker to order, when
Mr.. Atkinson rose to an explanation, say
Ing that he did not refer TO Mr.. Slmms na
copperhead, or as not being a true Republl.
can but he referred 10 those who were act.
Ing In manner calculated to disturb the
harmony Of The party, while protesting to
Mr.. sImmS, in reply, said he had never
made . dollar while councilman, and In
the club did not want him 20 represent the
ward, he would resign tomorrow.
Mike Sinner said representatives should
not fight the executive officer Of the city,
and then branohed OF with q long story
about the navy yard, which was a repetition
OF the old story told by Mike for the past
three years. The speaker then returned TO
the representatives Of his ward in the
councils, saying that they had not been sent
party, the Colonel HAtton party, or the
Governor Crane party. He had been a
painter In the navy yard for forty years, and
Mr.. Bowen had never gave him a
plcayune, he never asked him for once, but
he would stick to him ill death. Mike con
tlnued TO talk until nearly every person len
the hall, the last audible words being damn
do man dat wouldn't fight for freedom"