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STAR OOURSE
~ LYON POST 10. 9. can.

The Post has the honor TO announce that Il has
competed ofreDg sments for Q course of four Lee
turee, to De given at Lincoln Hall. The season will
MONDAY EVENING, DECEM8ER 5, lsyO,
with new lecture by the great humoriss,
Author Of" Summer Day ct Long Branch. Mrs
Grundy, &C,
To be followed
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10. 1870.
By the talented authorizes,
MlbS KATE FIELD
subject: Life in the AdironsiAcksu
thursday EVENING, DECEMBER Is, 1879,
By the eloquent
REV. DIR. J. p. NEWMAN
Subject, by request: 1.-The Many Wives of Utah -
The whole to conclude
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 90 rls7O,
'.' GESrRxY j. KILPArRICK,
In his new lecture entitled Battle Scenes and Incl
dents of the late War
season tckets emitting the purch sser to the same
seat during the entire course, 81 Can bA obtained
1T Philip Soomons' Bookstore. Psnnsylvania ave.
nue.. and after November l. ls7O. &C 81
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WOMEN are asserting their rights. A club has
es e ,sss
tiers are In the habit OF keeping late hours. The
club room 10 furBished With beds, and the mem
bers turn In and sleep until the time for their
husbands TO come home. They think they can
break the men folks Of the habit OF staying out
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Philadelphia Rioters at the Election
Disturbances in Camden, N. j.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3. - Police sergeant
Ward and thirteen men, all belonging to the
Philadelphia police, are in prison at Camden,
charged with participating in q disturbance in
Newton township, where the ballot boxes were
DESTROYED Yesterday. The cases will come be-
fore May or Cox this afternoon.
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Bids for Government Gold,

+ NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-There we're thirty bids
for the government gold to-day, amounting to
e6 219, 0O0-highest bid, 50; lowest, ITO. The
awards will be Of 81 900 600 1t ll0.l2 to H0.50.
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reported Outrages-2OO Armed Nen
Dfive the Republicans from Lake
Ctty-EiYe COlOred Men Shot
VIRGINIA.
3callerin4 Rein rms

LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. 9.-Gray, rep, has
carried this town by l6 majority over both con-
servative candidates, Harris and Reynolds.
There was full vote polled. The county OF
ckbridge 10 conceded to Gray, rep. Bath and
Highland counties are reported to have gone
for Judge Harris, the conservative nominee.
HARRISBURG, Va, Nov. 9.-Harris, con-
Reynolds, independent candidate, and 81 over
Gray, radical, The county OF Rockingham is
conceded to Harris. =
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Long JOHN WENTWORTH, Independent re-
publican candidate for Congress in Chicago, is
beaten By Far~ell, the regular nominee.
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LECTURES.
John b. COUGH.

John b. COUGH.
NEW LECTURE,
CT ND FICTION'
LINCOLN HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER l5cH.
Ar. COUGH will also deliver his celebrated &C.
ture, Curiosity" on WEDNESDAY EVENIN0
Tickets ~ cents; reserved seats IS cents For sale
ming Of the Lecture. nos
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Fire az kt. LOui0

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-The planning mills o
Schulinburg & Becker, with from 81, 900 4
sSo. oOo worth Of lumber. Was As destroyed BY 6s
The property was all insured.
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GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social Evils
and the prcpriety or improperly Of getting Married
with sanitary help for those no feel untitled fo
matrimonial happiness. Sent free. in sealed snvel
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION: Bog
Philadelphis, Pa. selseocm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

Hon. ". d. KELLEY, of Pennsylvania, a
rived in this city last evening.
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ERAND COURSE OF LECTURES
NJ Given under the auspices Of the
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH,

s $500 - 80 ~
LINCOLN HALL,
Commencing
November IS wfth.....--.---.-....WM. H. MILBURN.
Suolect-W hat Blind Man Saw in California
december BENZ j. LOSING.
subJect-Chivalry Yesterday and To day.
december 2...........--.--.....P b. DU CHAILLU.
subject.A Journey 10 the Country Of the Dwarls.
January As. X. MURDOCH.
Subject - Select Readings from Celebrated Au-
thors.
January ls........-.......... ....STEPHEN MASsETT
Subject - Sixty Minutes Chat with China and
Japan.
eutJect-Poetry and Poets.
March 4...-............-........JUS TIN MCCARTHY
subJect-The Thrones of Europe.
KATE
Subject-Actors and Acting.
Nh ch <S......:: ...........HO RACE GBEGLEf.
April I2...............-...LIL :. ED0ARTON
subJsct.Gossip, it's Causes and Cure.
April S.....HlBAM GREEN, Lait Gustice Of Peese.
. eubJsct-Bile.
single tickets, 30 cents; Season tickets, SO; Sea
SOD tickets admitting gentleman and lady SIS.
FOR sale % Philip Solomons'; Simm q Drug Store,
corner Of 18th street and New York avenue, and
Bnfr furnishing Store, go street.
fcrchasersOf season tickets WILL be entitled to
serted seats without extra charge two days prior to
each lecture ut which time diagrams OF the hall
De seen at Burrs, go y street. &C lin
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ILLINOIS.

Farwell Is elected in the 1st district over
Wentworth by 800 to 1000 majority, though
he rurs behind Logan and the other republican
candidates On the State ticket The Other d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

SENATOR SUMNER writes that he will not re-
turn here before the first Monday i'm December,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

HON. REvERDY JOHNSON, Of Maryland, is
Wiilurd's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THESE FAUTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON.
siDfRATfON.-Disease should be guarded against,
ssch consequences render life . burden. Combat
the mslsris, purity the blood, put the nerves in
petite. Danish every sign Of dyspepsia or rheuma-
tm, incres g the yigor Of both body and mind and
canonly be done with safety, certainty and prompt
ness by Charles GantierI Native Wine Bitters; 50
popular opinion, endorsed BY many Of rhe most
eminent ply scians, who assure Of the complete
victory OF these over all other Btters Ii has abeo-
lutey driven them ont Of the market where IL has
been introduced Gsutier's Native Wine bitters
may be had Of ell druggists. os23tr
THE BRIDAL GHAMBER.-Essays for Young
Men. on great SOCIAL EVILS and ABUSES. which
interfere with MARBIA0E-Tith means OF
relief for the E-rng and Unfortunate, diseased and
debitated Sent free OF charge, in sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 8. Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. no I'm
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The MILITARY RIOTERS IN UTAH HAVE
THEIR PAY SToPPED.-The Secretary of War
has ordered the stoppage pro rata of the psy of
the officers and men Of companies B and X,
18th infantry, on account of damage done to
private property in Provo city, Utah Territory,
on the evening Of September 22d Iast-the total
amount to be stopped being s3Os.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

DKAD.-The War Department yesterday re-
ceived despatch announcing the death at
Douglass, Utah Territory, OF Capt. u. G. Thorn
a., military stOre-keeper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

SECRETARY DELANo is quite busy to-day pre-
pairing his report as Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, 50 IS to wind up his business In that
department a. speedily as possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

COUNT CoIzBIANo, Secretary of the Italian
Legation in fllis city, sails to-day by steamer
Scotia from Sew York for Europe on limited
furlnuob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

SENATOR SHERMAN visited the President
this morning in company with his brother Cen
eral Sherman, and had nearly an hours inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

In the western district the vote Is very light.
James M. Pendlet0n, rep, has 3S7 majority,
with two towns to hear from. The vote stands:
Pendleton, ,467; Samuel ,Rodman, 9li; scstter-
ing, l2 In the eastern district no regular repub.
lican nomination was made. Benjamin T.
Eames, rep, has 1852; Thomas A. Jenckes,
rep, 1877; Thomas Davis, rep, ZOOS; N. Van
rance, 3e3; scattering, 10. Eames' mai, l66
Several arrests were made for bribery, and It IL
Understood the election will be contested for
this cause.
Returns from the State show general repub.
hcan galns over tho vote OF 1868, but not sufi.
Client to change tho result. Ponder, dem, fol
sress nearly the same. TIE republicans carry
New Castle county for the Legislature and on
the State ticket. The election passed OF very
quietly. There was large vote, all the negroes
+ voting. q -
In the LIST congressional district, Hazleton
rep, lie elected by reduced majority; 9Th dis
tricf, Newell, rep, il elected by . similar ma
iorty; in the Sd district, Bird, dem IL reelected
district, Hill, rep; 5th district, Halsey. rep,
elected by an estimated majority of3 900, gain o.
o republican Congressman. Newark gave Hslse,
5000 mai. The returns generally show large re
publican gains, chiefly in the 9th district, where
Halsey received q heavy vote. The republican
gain two assemblymen in Essex county AMI
State Senator from Middlesex; also An Assem-
6lyman from Wilson county, where the contes
was very close.
Farwell Is elected in the 1st district owe,
Wentworth by 800 to 1000 majority, though
he rurs behind Logan and the other Republican
candidates ON the State ticket The other djs
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IT IL SAFE that Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spof-
ford, who spends much OF her time here, is en-
gagged on politico-social novel Of life in Wash.
ington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

THE ELECTION IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
MD.-A gentleman from Marlboro came up
this morning. with the figures so changed IS to
give the county to MeIrick by ~, which he
claims will be shown by the official returns.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-04

THH RTcHNoND RnTKF PUND.-Tho com
mitteo appointed to solicit subscriptions for
the relief Of the sufferers by the late terrible
calamity at Richmond have collected and
paid over to r. B. Mohun, ESQ.,, treasurer,
SOIL, contributed by the following lndivid-
uals Perry 4 Bro, 800; NJ. W. Gait &
Bro, $780, Geo. W. Riggs, 500; Blanchard
& Mohun, $780, Hall & Hume, $50; VIM. B.
Moses, $780, Fltzhugh Coyle, ESQ; William
GuntOu, ESQ; Rittenhor,e, Fowler & Co,
S25i Alex. R. Shepherd & Bros, S25; =. B.
Mcclure, S25; Jackson, Bro. 4 Co., t25;
Jno. C. McKeldep, S25; VIM. NJ. shuster &
Dro., $50; VIM. 8. Teel, SEQ; John T.
Mitchell, eco; g. @. Willard, sl5; II. 8.
Davis, SlOi John W. Boteler & Bro, $40
VIM. G. Metzerott & Co., s1Oi VIM. Wall,
$40; VIM. II. Clagett, S1Oi Z. Z. White, $40
z. d. Gilman, e1O; Lockwood, Hufty a Tay,
lor, $40; Browning a Middleton, $40; Sam.
uel Bacon & Co., $40; Thomas Russell, s5
J. B. Dodson, s5i. B. T. Morsell & Co., S5
DR.. J. T. May, $5i Jno. Ogden, s5i Jamer
o. Adams, S5j Q. A. James, IS; cash, Is; cash,
IS; cash, S5j cash, IS; II. =. Zimmerman,
81, T. F. flaming, 81; T. d. Pruden, 81; L.
Devlln, 81; cash, sli Robert Shields, 80 cents;
A. Davis, 50 cents.
There are many Of our leading men who
have not yet been called upon, owing TO the
brief time and the bad state Of the weather,
who will no doubt aid TO materially swell
the amount contributed from this city.
There seems to have been an impression
that the sufferers belonged to tho Weather
class, and that In addition To their other
calamitics they have not to bear the heavy
hand of poverty. The following extract
from letter written TO gentleman In this
city by Mr.. ]. A. Cowardln, esq, Of the
Richmond Dipateh, unfortunately dlspels
this illusion and leaves the gloom over
spreading our sister city without n single
penetrating ray OF consolation
"The suffering In the city greatly exceeds
our expectations. The wounded are now
burdens In hundreds OF eases TO very poor
families. The cry Of distress IL heard in all
directions. Any subscriptions from friends
would be Of great service, and most gratefully
received, The calamity 10 one OF peculiar
agony and reaches every class, but chiefly the
DOOFh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-04
Lost and Founl.

SrOLEN OR sTRAYED-ABOUr 10 OtCLooK
- on SUNDAY NIGHT, one soFrsll Mare, Z
ythru old, lb1 hands high, and one Bay Mare,
years old. 70 hands high, mAps on the left side,
aud - slightly Roman. liberal reward will
b paid 70 apy persOn who will EiVe any ihftTma-
u that viii lead 10 the IeeOyeTy Of the same, r.
mIbSF Navy Yard.
GTQLBN-TWBLYE SHARES or THR STOCK
- Of the Washington Insurance. COMPANY on ihe
city q New York, oeItlnc ue No. l9li. dated July
" ls5o signed Mary J. K. Buel, And with Il p0Wsr
Az psLs0as are foIbidden Negotiating the sane
as the transfer and dividends are stopped
IL MARY j. X. BUKL, .II3I / street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-04

IN. THE POTOMAC FHUIT aI1U ~
~ Frs ASSOCIATION will hold lts May
moeubg on Wednesday, May 4 in tue rooms OF the
Board of TrAte, No. 4 Market Space, at n
O'Clock Admission aud the dissu.slon free 70 all,
will be expected TO attend
Y II. FoLsoM, Secretary. myS.lt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-04
Wants.

WAETED-A SITUATION BY COMPETENT,
w while woman y sew cook or uon, In a
respectful IL Union iamily. WsEes no object DE-.
omea. my1i'
WAkTED-PAkTIEs HAVING HOUSEHOLD
w OOpda 10 dlspaee save money aud
time by calling at Os rsn,h street, next to J. u
heOulIs CO. . old stand. BOCHLY,
mIN furniufe Dealer.
WANTED, JOSHUA WHITNEY A CO., T20
w seventh street, between q and n, want good
Real Estats and Commercial Notes At Market
rates, mhll-tf
NVAsTED-AEw AND CAsrJEF CLOTHING,
Talus, ~ the old-eatAblishsd MeTehant PaWn.
broker slors Of X. FULTON q Co, 3I4 Mini
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-04

AMAs mseling Of the Republicans Of the seventh
DAY EVENING, May 4, 1870, At Q O'CLOCK, 10
elect hf.sen dalsg ttgs to the hominAtlnE louNsn-
live COMMITTEES. y A. boswell,
my9.st President Seventh Ward Clab.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-04

We TAKE PLEASURE In commencing 10 our
readers, the "Treasured Tokens" concerts,
which arc to DO given by the composer at
the Masonic Temple, on this and Friday
evening. Mr., Fairlamb Is no novice In the
art Of musical composition, having already
won very high Acknowledgements OF his tai,
ent, culture, and the merits of his prOduc-
lions. King, Earl Of Wurttemberg, con-
ferred upon him the "Great Gold Medal Of
Art and Science" Of his kingdom, few
years ago, and quite recently the leading
musicians OF Philadelphia united 10 the most
complimentary Endorsement of the opera,
"TreaSured Tokens" expressing their con
Vlctlon that "thO more frequently heard the
more honor II will acquire" As selections
from this work will be given at both these
coucerts by the artists who distinguished
themselves In the cast at It's successful pro-
ductlon In Philadelphia, In December last,
our musical people should all DO present,
and in enjoying what We are sure will be
delightful performance, at the same time pay
a handsome compliment to the talent aud
energy OF the composer. Secured seats mar
be had at Ellis, and also tickets at the door.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-04
b III Bkt66k Street 6ioRSaTS%fst.r


No. $40, Southeast corner 81 seventh aud streets
VALUABLE FLIM IN THE COUNTY OF WASH
LNlION. IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBiA,
THRkB MILES RR9M wksHlN1TuN AND
u, W. R. X. AT AUCTION.
"a On TUESDAY. the 10Th day Of Nay Instant,
4 1870 We will oasr fOr sale a. public AuctiOo,
AZ o'clock p. m. on the pTeui.es, that beautiful
fARM known a. part 81 original tTHet called
"Grahby,' eo1iaining about l9) asres, With i'm :.
House, two stories; OF six esh rooms glArEs BATni
TenaBt House, with all other heeltsi " 0nlho ses
THIS property l. on thu old or back bladsn burg
road, and opposite the res deuce Of M Ms hews-
.dIoluing the farms Of dsssrs. MoCenuay, Dun.
dass and othsIa. II Il beautifully located having
% IL several Of the most beautiful Aad olmmaa nd.
lag building sites OF any place la the District,
from which you have a view Of tsu miles OF the
beautiful surrounding couutTy aud the dome Of the
Capitol. 10 Is well wAieTed, hAying several
streams TunninE through anu several sprinEs Of
the purest watts, Al apple uTehNFd ana her fruit
trees. large portion Of II u seti umlth' And
clover grass. The land u very susceptible " i'm
proyementI and Il has about lhlrty or forty acres
G OF post-And.rAil fence.
Terms Of Sale; One Nth cash balance Ia I, = =,
tAndb years, for notes beariuE ibtarest A Head
EtNeu and deed OF trust taken tntsTesf TO b. raid
semi -ennuAlly. All oonyeyAueinE and STAMPS Al
cost OF purchaser or purchasers.
Tha PIop.T y will be offered in tho Who 0 and II
not SOLD will then bs sIld Ia didsreAt sections
agreeable to plat Of subdivision. II sold A. ths
whole ~ viii be required paid down AId II sold
By sections $40 on each section At time Of sale
mJt o. GREEN WILLIAMS, Auets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-04
$1,000 REWARD

Yer say ease oL Bliad. BiasdfBO or HoAiHp
PILES that pHBlN0'b fLHREhEDT fails 70 care
II has cured eases Of ~ years standing. Try Il,
And get I'D OF the most Troublesome disease hesh Il
heir 20, bOLD BIZ ALI DRUdaIsTs
Ld50rdiory-li7 Rrauklln street, Baltimore, Md,
r. 3, JUsTH PAYS FAIR (OAsHl PRICES FoR
~. Ladies dent's And ChildTenis second .hand
tlO hlnth street., betUesa D and Z atTesIs, Third
doot from Young Meas Christian EssNeiatlon
attsndsdl 10. hoSis,tf'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-04
New Advertisements.

IL with gas, on seventh street, between and n
streets, Apply TO BERNARD HAIEs 4 co 900
Seventh stree, bstWseh and streets. ma So
Mrs. BORN. IaOs srRyET, BErwEEN
lNl TWslfth I'D Thirtaen7 n streets, will accom-
modais = few boardors AZ sLtl for tabla board, or
" % wi h lodgings, mIlas
COUNTRY BOARD PERSONS WITHOUT
" children orSatvAuts eau b. Aocotnm dated v a.
hoard for the summer, on the HeiHhts, head Of
myi 81 MKs. THOMAs p. MORGAN.
EoR sALR rvs BALANCE or UNRg.
L DEEMED PLEDGES uuAold, at auctlOu, will
be sold AZ priYNte sale at oar omo3, u fOar.and.
hall streets, near Penusyly mia Aysnue, at or
nearly At auction prices. ,. 0OLSTElN CO.,
myAA PAWnbIOksTH.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-04

XTALUABLg LOTS FoR sALE.-I HAVE PoR
sale the following yAluA able lola:
Y ~ "a saIs
tetWeen sixth aud Seventh streets east, on high
SS T. ss 5I Y STS IAN, h
feet fOT the other % feet
Lot 10, SQUARE All. This lot frOntA On FEET on
est 1ida seventh street west, between N aud o
.Ireeta north sad 10 ug feet dSep, Gavsd slley ~
the REAR and Ia one Of the most valuable lots In
that part % the city This lol viii 81 sold in three
Payeslsof 70 feet front each ~ desired.
original lot s. fronts % feet INCHES on q sifesi
north, between Ryuresnth and fiilseEth streets
and "a leet iuehes on New York avenue, with
dspih OF 81 feet By aysIsGe, mIk,nE two very nns
on each fropt, ahd each front Il Improved. Rfom
tbs eOntignity 10 The Treasury aEl other public
oaieea and bAnkinE Installations, th' is considered
Tes titles 10 these lots are psEJssi and the terms
will be made easy. fKKD. ". JONES,
BArbouT's Law BuiidinE,
mhA.au 600 LauiAiAnA aysSu..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-04

OF THE RICHMOND
AZ sUFRBRERs. Tho following named gen
usmsn have bean requested To act as q committee
any voluntary subscriptions for the relief OF the
%Hur 'PF1neaINyslSS ihS .ii kiihhmShd eSnmtgi
Crosby s., MOVES, EysnlpE star
HESRY b. 6S6Rk' Cof jay. COOKE 4 To
l., A. uOBRl0HT, n, Y. Associated Press.
Subscriptions may b. LEFT with the AbOys-nAmed
gsntlrmen At thsif respective buanets ohloes,
aIO
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-04

HEsRY 2, COOK, I. toi Jay, Cooke 4 toj
sab a. IN h AiiSof ~ pTss
g,nilsmsn at thar respective businsSs Ofless.
..5Jy-AT A MEETING OF THE me-
PS% R r S urG }S S
isS B,S ss!SpS s ss15 " rGH SPlgy
iA'Ah stasEtiIti rSth.Tlssh PsSr', CASPER Keller,
Iolsnae,, j.: l., Wright gsartR S S v. H s.
More. W 4 hdIussqfF. Thomas KIRBY, \,
son, J, y. ,hsKhiGLt, Benjamin n, Ms.ds,
c ihhla waTt; AlShssl shinG,, Josiah !. ysalIle,
Zero, shpPs'H Meter, Charles Il. Marshall. Henry
TaSroliowlas call for the RspuBl'enu nominating
convention was adopt0di
witdia lie fespsstiye wSfd.' sGtbe hI.ses bsyS.
,9ansr dsslgasttd. and select httssn deleEatss
2, -. Aad o'clock ,. NJ, on wednesday, Nay T.
FS diiti' S Ss'I league i 8ST "a FR iti J.
DAY May 0, ls7J. A. u O'Clock a, m, and Boni.
first WsfiGstsYens Srh Soi house.
Second watd-LibsTty Hall, Tsnlh stIest, be-
'T Us ID / waiaTSiSswl.. we'll b.u.sL.
houTth ward=City Hall.
Ftf.h ward-st, Peter's school house.
Sixth ward-gtlosO " Fard commissioner
seveath YaTd-lslAnd hall,
There W II also DO selected from each ward, At
ave dsleFates to the kspublean General COmmiI
TGs ssES Ia q s5s to tn, HOmna
tlng, GonyeRlioa Snd % the 9saGnl C9mnlltes
pay MORNING.. My 3, Is7j. Al URiou LFaHas
Hal, 70 the CPmmities on CIsdsnllnls, via; Carrier
Morse, Z. 5. AIkIasOp, CHARLES Champion, v. 4.
its hoped that tbo hol ting Of these mostIaE, gu
the ans day and do II The Ssms hours 10 Al The
wsTds, as G6Oys designated, free from The frauds
vii liz 1ssals III ssissoR u AL E.Is "a Ra
ESns.9eG w q9miSss e Ssg and con-
sS@lHSiioas foS WStd oiisSrs viii nat 6s made
a. sSs S1ES sSlS and = Is
until a''er the city sonySSh1iHl9911, cnov
Chaluasn .Rsppblielp GeasTai CoamiItse wash
biSJiaIS N, MEEns Secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions were
WEsrsss the Republican General Committee
haysdet mined upon eJnYsntion TO DO held Mly
9, lsI0i and whereas tbs reesat elections held 10
u H. seStO6V Sg .s wRo ss5sa s'ys He
65IS seSn, SId ssT their success have
wRsieis EoGtlsaaa has 5sS tsaaoTsd 5hd S aea
copied the nomilAtion u the Independent Republl-
gan Reform Club Of the city for Mayor there
, Be e rssolVsi, That thu Republican General
ate sald nominsi0a as hostile and 10 open opposl.
upl 10 the Republican party Of the city Of WASH
PERSONS Who have EeTSSfofo Ss isi VIII ne RSPu
nean party Voluntarily sewers their oOuneotiOn
leliloa u RspGBi iCaGs d he sity o. WSshiEEioa
g. w aie or 60 ediloh Of Tennessee, 0eoIEia hRd
Republican parry, y WSshinSlga ely,
WILLIAM A. COOK, Chairman.
BESJANIS n MHGDs, Secretary. sam
sImsBRANOHTHLE UFFIUT
~ tGlgIr storsl o23 ssVsaih street assf q.
0ppoSili0R lice TO Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA, New
OH and Boston, coRnselinE IgI All p9iqlS.
apai,6t'
Uy" sIxTn WARD.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-04

TnE AMERICAN PHARMAoEuTIoAL Assoc
CITATION for the Revision Of the Pharma-
copu!R Of the United States, &C., will meet
at the hall Of the National Medical College,
on IL street, between Thirteenth and Four
toenth, at 10 o'clock to-day.
7. MILLER, Secretary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-04
Boarding.

Boarding.
EIRsT.gLAss BOARD MAY BE HAD AT aRs
Third street, near PennAl aria avenue, WITT
lAIIe ana Pleasant rooms Bathroom, hot aud
made early, " ap.p,6ts
FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD CAN BE HAD
At the AMkRlCAA H0UHk, corner Of 6sySntk
S.ISJi aud Psnn'IiVAniA avenue. for $40 Nj