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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-20

HosoR TO THE BRAvE.-A salute of ID
guns was fred on the Island At noon to-day
in honor Of Gen. Geo. q. Thomas.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-20

The Clinton, Iowa. Herald is to become
n daily
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-20

"THE LANp OwSER."-In glancing over
the pages of this monthly journal we were
most agreeably surprised at 6uding such
specimen of solid western enterprise. From
the encomiums lavished upon it By the press
Of the country, we had been led to expect q
model paper but our expectations have
been more than realized. Filling, as it does.
1. long felt want among capitalists, railway
men and real estate dealers, its columns
replete with valuable matter concerning the
landed interests of the country, printed on
the fines: imported paper, in the highest
style of typography, with illustrations or
cartoons" of different land sections, we
take pleasure IN calling to it the attention of
those TO whom it's pages would be valuable,
and to whom its subscription price $500
per annum) would be money well spent Its
publishers are ]. NJ. Wing & Co., Chicago.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-20

ORIaIs OF EASTER EGGs.-The following
theory, which will be news to MANY of our
readers, is given upon good authority as to
the origin of associating eggs with Easter
The egg is an emblem of resurrection.
Every egg, whether Of bird or fowl has.
when Matched, its own body, always known
and recognized, only the bird is far more
beautiful and perfect than the egg; the bird
a living animal, the egg easily spoiled. St.
Paul, speaking of the resurrection, says
"God giveth to every seed his own body"
also at is sown in corruption, it is raised in
in interruption" That our bodies will be
raised, known by MS and others as the same
bodies, though greatly changed and fitted to
live for eternity, is the doctrine of the resur.
rect'on. Eggs, colored and ornsmented, are
gwen At Easter a. presents to express re
Jo'eing in the truth that = Cruci6ed is now .
risen Saviour. ever living to make ipterces-
sion Tor US, and also in the hope of the
resurrection as uttered BY Job. slough .f..,
my skin worms destroy ,hi. body, vet in m,
hssh shall sss God.".
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-20

FRu1r prospects are gloomy in the vicinity
Of Burlington, Iowa.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-20
CITY.

TIE river il eight miles wide at Burling-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-20

Orders for Job Printing viii meet With prompt
attention 1t the AaeUs O11Ics, and Be- executed
In the very best manner and ut reasonable rates.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-20
CITY BULLETIN.
Railroad Eime Fable.

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC r. R.
ILLINOIS pIvrsIox-from Rock Island to Chicago.
Day Express and Mail, 1880 q. m. e:45 p. m.
Night Express, 1000 p. IN. 7:45 a.. m.
IOWA DIvIs,oN-from Davenport to Council Bluffs.
Day Express and Mail, 1850 I. m. 1870 q. IN.
Night Express, 6:50 p. m. s:65 q. IN.
IVES TERN Union R.R.
FROM ROCK ISLAND TO RACINE
Passenger, 500 a. m. 1I:so p. IN.
Mixed, S:lo p. IN. 6:l0 q. m.
ROCK ISLAND d PEORIA R.
FROM ROCK ISLAND TO COAL VALLEY.
Regular Train, ZOO q. m. Hoo 9. m.
Regular Train, loo D. M 500 D. M
ROCKFORD, R. ISLAND ST. LOUIS R. R.
Chicago Express Rock Island at $40 A. NJ
Moline at s 45
Night I" Rock Island ., 10 90 P. NJ.
Moline at 10.I7
Sterling Freight Rock Island at 4.2o p NJ.
Rock Island Ex Rock Island 500 p N
Ni1bt Ernr~s. 200 A. /
Freight liooP- n
The above Trains make close connections at
Starting for all points West on the Northwestern
Railway, and at Chicago with all trains going |
east and South.
PulImaus Palace Drawing Room Sleeping |
Cars accompany all night trains.
Through Tickets to Chicago and all points
east can be obtained at the Companys Office in
Rock Island and Moline.
Trains run by Chicago time, which is Is min
utss faster than Rock Island time.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS 4 MINNIE
sofa K. K.
From Pock Island to Burlington
"s-sen gers from Ro Island going over this
IL. will take the regular train going west the
division of the R. 1. b P. r. r., connecting
ct Columbus Junction, es follows
To Burlington, Coca. IN. 1870 =. u.
To Rock Island, 1888 q. N. 7:45 p. N
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Odd Fellows

"Barrett's" improves the appearance.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-20
Robacks Stomach Buffers.

Apply barrett 5" and look young.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

FoR SOME TINE there have been rumorr
that the present authorities In Richmond by
military appointment Intended resisting any
movement TO dlspossess them I'LL thelr suc.
censors were elected by the people, as they
vacant to DO unconstitutional. On Wednes.
day night The City Councils appointed by
Governor Walker under the enabling act
elected Henry K. Ellison mayor and chose
a nsW chief and captains Of the police. Yes
terday morning about daylight the new chief,
Major John Poe, applied At the lower sta
uon-house for Possession, but was refused.
Later In the day Mayor Ellison applied TO
Mayor CRhoon for the Mayorh once, books,
&c, and was refused, Cahoon declaring that
he was In once by law, and wonld not yield
until elected by process from the courts,
Cahoou, who held possession Of tho lower
statloD-houle, proceeded TO swear In special
eonAtables TO the number OF $50, including
30 colored men. Rnlson proceeded 70 swear
In about 200 special officers, and at o'clock
surrounded the lower Statlon-honse, where
Cahoon and his specials are, the plan being
70 arrest any Of them who came out,
Mayor Ellison has possession Of the City
Hall and all the other public buildlngg, eE-
cept the stAtlon-house, which are held by
the opposite party. The old police force 10
divided equally between the two mayors.
There is now q crowd Of thousand blacks
and many whites conRreRated about the
lower statlon-house, which Is the point OF
Interest. Cahoon has sent through his
counsel, EI-GoV. Wise, a letter 10 Governor
walker, stating his posltlon, and asking
assistance 10 maintain his authority.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

TRASsFERs or RRLL EsTLTE.-The fol
| lowing transfers OF real estate have beer
entered In the office Of the recorder OF deed
since our last reports Jos. b. Varnum Il
Samuel Freas, sub I, square ass, $685. W
II. @. Thompson to NJ. NJ. Bartlett, sub /
south half square 335, $4,000 Joseph D.
Green to W. J. Gold, square 332; same TO 8.
Esau Pickrell, part 8, square $50, $500 Eliza
A. Barnett 10 J. A. vermllllon, part sub 81,
square 465, 800, D. T. Cissen to W. 7.
Walker, part 3, square 500, $780, l.. 8.
Chapman to John L. Miller, south part H.
square S64, VI 900; Thomas Kane 81 al. tc
W. D. Todd, s, square 81, el,6So,sI II. n,
MarymAn TO John R. Adams, Q, square 7ss
%, 900; Ellen Catcher ct al. TO Y. W. Jones
sub l, square 223, 5000.
| 8. Adams to @. L. Creecy, sub. A aud b,
square eco, t1,l50.7Oj r. r. Crawford q
James D. Smith, sub. IS, square 17e, sl44.e2
W. Z; Fendall, trustee, to J. Z; May, sub;
$780, John a. Gray to ". w. D. william. ,S )
Q, square 1872, $500; Martin KrAft to Y.
Schmidt, 90, square 1, $500 T. W. Gross to
8. Cross, 8, square 900, 81, 800.
K. SaIton ct al. to W. d. Scott, west part
4, tquAre 1920, 81, 000i L. s. Chapman 20 A.
Gleason, part Is, square 364, 1900; Mary
II. Hall ct al. to G. @. Martin, s, square 2l6,
e2 500; John L. Kidwell 10 john scaulon,
part 5, square 40, e435; @. W. Wells 70
Bell Bond, part sub. II, square 100, tsl5.20.
W. W. Kirby to James Y. Davis, trustee,
part IL, square SIS W. W. Oorcoran "a
Bushrod Sanford, sub. q, square 264, ts25. 90
George LaDtaer 10 John Hill, part 0, square
SIC, q, 100 Thomas A. Altchell to John
Welch, square 800, ell0I John Myers 10
8. A. BoamRn, sab. 10 aud o. square lS9,
$500 John WEIGH to 4. b. Clark, north
half square 5g4, tl,l64i n, ehitl to J. p.
Gobsl, part 90, square SIC, MOO.
J. N. SHINES TO ]. K. Horrel, north half
lot II, square SIT, $780, John y. sereeVes
70 +. Germuller, part lot IA, square AZ,
$40, 000i A. Geddls ct al. to Lucinda Trim
bic, 8 square O09, $780, Charles II. Holden
o 8. 8. Hunt ct al, parts lots 8 and 7, square
76s, 81, 900.
I. j. Miller to Houora Fitzpatrick, sub. .,
square 81, $500, J. D. niliS, trustee, to ].
D. Bond, part lot 0, square SIS, q, Slb
James ?. Mexican to Laura A. LArneT,
part lot ., 523, 1900 Q. GAutier TO @. W.
Rlggs, subs. 40 to IL, square $40, q, 900 ].
(. Norris, trustee, to james T. sothoron,
part sub. 81, square l07, ts05 s. Strong 70
W. II. Dempsey, part lot 8, square 2s5,
ss,l00j W, II. DemSey 10 Eddie 8. Warren,
same property, es, 800. 50
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL. - Agreeable 10 a
resolution passed at the laAt semi-annual
meeting Of the board OF directors, held In
December last, 10 the effect that a report
should DO submitted every quarter showing
the number OF patients received Into the
hospital during said quarter the number
treated at the dlspensary attached 10 ~ the
other items a. might De Of lntereat, the board
met last night at the hospital, corner Of
Twenty mn street and Pennsylvania avenue,
Surgeon General J. X. Barnes, frpt vice
president Of the board, In the chair, aud
Rev. J. N. Coombs, secretary.
The following other members were pres
enti DR.. ]. Harry Thompson, Dr.. Noble
Young, DR.. @. II. Cragin, 7. II. Smith, eco,
Moses Kelly, ESQ.,, and A. 8. solomops, esq.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Coombs,
after which the minutes ofthe previous meet
ing were read and approved. Reports were
then read from those members OF the board
who had visited the hospital daring the
quarter commendatory OF the Efforts OF the
surgeon-ln-chief, DR.. J. II. Thompson, bis
assistant, DR.. 7, A. Ashford, and the excel.
lent system exhibited in their management
OF the wards and patients.
DR.. Thompson In submitting his report
said that large number Of patlonts who
arc admitted 10 the out door department are
in the most abject poverty that the four
deaths reported were the result Of eeml-
starvation, aud asked II the ProVideut Aid
Society could not furnish tickets for dlstri-
butlng food and fuel, saying that u would
materially aid the efforts OF the surgeons.
He spoke Of tho condition Of the building
as requiring repairs. u
The report Of DR.. Thompson was a. fol.
lows; Patients admitted into hospitals, ~;
patients treated IN dlspensary department,
1885, total, $50. Number OF patients In hos
pl.al al present, 30, number 10 dlspensary
Or outdoor department, soi total, 100.
Deaths in hospital 0; In dlapeusary or out
pital, ~ In disPensary or outdoor depart
meut, 81 total, 10.
Mr, solomons said the treasury was In q
precarious condition. that he had visited the
Mayor In reference 70 obtaining %, 900, do
mated by the corporation OF Washlngton,
and Mr.. Bowen had promised 10 give q
check for the amount upon condition that
the money should not be used until such time
as he should Determine.
Mr.. solomons also said that AZ member
Of the committee 10 walt upon Congress he
had performed that duty, and could hops
that ere the session closed the sum Of e90, 00C
would DO appropriated for the building Of q
new hospltali that he had cousulted With
architects, and Il was estimated that with
/ the above sum building very similar 10 the
main portion OF the Providence hospital
could be erected, aud that they would doubt
/ less receive further donations In future fol
Its enlargement. ..-.
Moses Kelly, esq, proposed the name Of
Alexander R. shepherd, esq., as member
Of the board. ....
Mr.. soiomons submitted the following
| resolution, which was adopted
i - k.a "a al
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

On ana after the son 6f JasS, ISS, ~ ~
TrAln will run daily bs1WssA Rfs6fsonI al
N. 'sad sfTiss Il villa sal ssr spHr a 1tss'
m N; Leass White sglphar sPriRES' ;fSltS'5p >,
"A A'SSNHI IS%nIs T'siS Ss.v q. On,
sslGsd.Yis Leave Char IL, Hsahssdiys sni
~ 4 NJ sas "Iiis Il ckssS si SI fiiss1 \,
oS ESi asiI sennssl. ., uordS.,,,i,.
md isoads "a On oIaAEs.
SiIS 6Rli.sSSiehia NV YerS tSssS S, ,wAsaisi
Smasrry, Mobile, Se'I N NJ sE oIlsaal, Mont.
ISEusts 52E MsysIs Gave, HsF2.os 1h s'as1
nais pq hA.aIs ngdEs, ~ fss isI gsE-
Hiiis6oFd M sR5lsss slA kesS bfisFs ~
RsaiS A. ooviRIl via slIssaoasi ~ fAa 1 "A
Old SWsssP aaa sk,lisg 4eay With stsssu lof
sPtiaSa, L!rIs VIA $3.50 ~ slii suiphaf
AM, liSSs &. fiikRtANp
ooneral fiekei Agent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

The nflh annual reunion bali Of the Con-
cordlA Association took place a. the Masonic
Temple last night, and, like all It's brilliant
Predecessors In that handsome edlace during
the season, was complete success. The
company, although not 80 numerous, was
fully a. select as any which has been
gathered together this year, aud the hand
ZONE toilets OF the ladies, and the tasty dress
suites OF the gentlemen made up scene de-
cldedly pleasant TO look upon. About 10
o'clock tho ball was opened BY the grand
promenade, (muslo IN Weber's. best style,)
amer which the following programme was
carried out
Progrsmms-Promsnade aconeotdlssn We
Wait, o1kss a.nI, f 9sgssas ohsp Poisa
,,Klsin und Dsutliehg Gail Faust. .Lansers,
''Souxenin,' MeibgArten. sehotiiIehe, free
sSs EI'I Mssiafs,G 9sedslIs tGSl,l,,
Is ofande Du6hsesss, otfsnbaeh,J I.sneers,
.Prlnee Albertn wslnEarten. Waltz, "Wine,
WI. md sonEl Strauss, ou.dtille,, SU9'
Sp, sooluaSssessl osfi Tsast. sssottissSs,
eltIfy. Msioutka, sdsdsnks MlchS Carl
! rsss .. fets,b wsisssri,a. 'wSitl, ADTssmi i
Of the oeeanp strauss, sehottlnehs, "Uhti.'
tabelr Weber. Laneeru, "Faushn oounod.
s S wss.f! viEs,ai s'i R.. Folks "rh'
Al ~ O'Clock supper was announced, and
during tho hours intermlssion allowed for
the purpose the tempting edlbles Of Gently
(vho was the caterer for the occaslon) wer
fully discussed.
Among those present were P. wallaek aud
lady, II. King, IT,, and lady, J. L. Blout and
lady, Henry Adler and lady, 3. King aud
lady, N. Gutman and LADY, Mia Clara 1bra.
hams, N. @. starkweather and ladies', Miss
Pauline Leyiburg, Charles HsrsbSrg and
lady, A. saks, r. Solomon aud lady. Miss
N. Honnet, 8. Goodman and lady, II. M.
Prince, lady and daughters, II. Burnstlne,
N, Hlrsh, B. KatEensteln, ]. jacobson, 8.
Flshman, wife and daughters, ]. HerIberg,
NJ. Clark, @. hamburg, 8. Heller aud lady,
D. Kaufman and lady, George W. Calvert,
B. sllyerberg aud lady, J.P. Herman aud
lady, and many others. e... r.
The committee Of arrangements vert
Charles HerEberg, J. jacobson, NJ. New
myer, B. KAtsonstsln and NJ. Hlrsh. Tt
their excellent management aud untlrlnl
efforts the participants In the flflh annuG
Purlm ball were indebted In no small degrs'
for the pleasure and enjoyment Of tho eve
Ming. ..r .,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18
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WAsuiIaIes' AuIu.t "a Is1s.
ohNhhL' iuIePI ~ yVui t.guo.s loi
ins'ruellons teiatl,e 70 t1s use o. HyoPS uh-
ger your eom.nAnu IN "a W 20, % Wy e.vh ~ ~
thorhes, the eeeIetaIy oI war alIsell 70 90
IuInl,nea lot your lhIoIlnllon ano govern
ment tne enclosed e2ples OF Ieltol 70 np-
VET MAYOR 1ehe,A puchansn, Sonnaneink
DePaltmeht OF LouislAnA, oasea Auguss ~,
looo, ana 81 ~ ueI s, uaa SSsy
uen, VI 'uo Tfst,ss $780, -HLNI
Noshsrn a,.i,Srt ~ PioSIds Ssi,d Anyns,
az ror ,Ssa uiA'''e' VI ff0'uH' uA''u AuEu''
VI tooS. - No., p,.h... ,.,,.
NC Iii. 49,, ~ Nsus as. osSah ~ i i,i,se.
s s ey ~ w, T1s,,sa =. n, ~, .a,n.I,
,o'se ~ .ne un,seu nea'oa ny " emP.oyeu
- u.a,u w s nsss 'ne k S,uiE
ulens " noy ssass' Anu eessLo's 'no uuslos
~ Wy Wy 'N '''o'e"S0
'nsseeV, Pm
Lhe lelteI ~ sne Atolnsy Jene,A sees
. Ipitn .ne sTn uliM' anasL .nSn ans ma
snals ~ my ~. sns,lAs ~ s1 a,u w ass ~
lie. ~ ar t sa,unis nf.suie ,aSiS nr,ern.s
Issned 10 Them by competent authority.
Tho oblIpnlIon of Inc military, Undivldual
o0,cers mi ,olaiers1 in common with All
eItisons, Ia obey me Summops on a mar.hal
ar sheriff muItbe held snbordln,ta no theIr
paramount duty as members Of permanent
mIlitaTy body. Hence Inc troons San act
oniv IN ,beIr proper organIsed espseItv- mn
Ssry thsIr own ofiicers ana In ohedIsncSt n tho
immsdiate ordars of thoss oficers. Tbo
ofiicer eommandInR troops iummoned 10 M
ala on marshai or sheriR must alao iudVe
for himself, aud upon his own ofiieial ro-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18
pRoPoSIIs ron BRICK oisfRRSs.
60hIII aov.IOs 10 SaI.sI slsssI..

OBRIon AssIeTAHr QUAATIHNLsTRR 0ENIHI,)
CohIHA hou1ToH AHp 9HRHHh srngHTs. J
NEW foRk CIT, RsbTuAry -, 1870.
Proposals. Ale Invited and viii be TasslVed at
thla once until noon Of March %, 1870, for the con
snqetion At Fort WAdHWorth, New York harboT,
o. thres 90 Brick Oitterna undaT GFOund, one 10 be
10 f-sl mean diAmsleT aud 70 feet deep, Ihd two 10
be 70 fost moau diameter and 10 feet dsep each
These VateTns are 10 be lseAted At such places a.
nay bs dstEqated by the A a p. " A. the post
hrst'e'Ass mAteriAl, aud must be provided with
the heesauAIy pumpA, pipes, ks. .-H-T 80
oles. W - 'A''
The vork must Be completed WlIAlu thirty days
Alsr AeoeptAnes OF bid.
T6' SSysTDmthl reserves the rGht to reject any
Tbs proposals. will be sndorssd ''Pr.po,,l, for
Cisternl, and addTeIssd 70 the pndSfsigasd.
n b order O BrsVst MAJ Gee RHias rails, A.
Breyet MiIoT, asa Assistant QuGitSIaastsr bAi.
ted States Army. fSb9s.6t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

o. Ne pOtlS1 y JIais W. W. y HoghI ~ 81.
mel ooan' PThIinE toI The eEtsniloa o. q Pat.
feIa9 iRpIoysmsHt in Mode 81 LfiEShiaa PADS 70
IL Il ordered that the testimony 10 the case he
elosed on the 10Th day Of Nay merit thRt The
tms for allnE 3tgunoAts eRa the gEAmihST's 70.
bat aid petition DO heard on the 1bIh day u
AhT person may oppose thl. s4tsaslop,
SAMUEL i. IfbHnn.
mhlt-hSW COmmisaioh0T o. PaiSRis
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

WRECK IN UHEsAPEAKE BAT-LOss or
LIPE.-On Wednesday morning the steamer
George Leary, Capt. Whlttle, Of the Baltl-
moro aud Norfolk line, picked up two men
near the mouth Of the PAtapsco river, who
were clinging 10 the mast Of q wreck In an
exhausted condition. Amer they had been
properly cared for they gave their names as
h. Hatton aud James A. Wise, and stated
that on Tuesday night the schooner Caroline,
(which Hatton iS captain, was wrecked and
sunk In the vicinity In which they were
picked upj that the only other person on
board at the time was Mr.. Mcdonald, Of
Baltimore, who iS supposed 10 have been
lost.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

NATIONAL GUARD or INDUSTRY
Guard OF Industry, Workshop No. 8, q new
organisation Just started at East Washington,
held meeting at Logan Hall, Navy Yard,
on Wednesday when q number Of new mem
befs were admitted.
The object Of the Guard OF Industry IL 10
protect and defend American laboreTs and TO
advance the labor Interests Of the country.
The following are the officers OF Workshop
No, 81 Taylor Cole, foreman John z. Her
recorder VIM. Bobart, accountant Benz.
Austin, CASHIER Henry Bedder, usheri WIN.
BeroD, assistant usher John Humphries,
doorkeeper.
The three workshops have now about ono
Thousand members, and 1t 10 proposed TO
organize permanent central organization
without delay, each workshop 10 be repro
sented by BlE delegates.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

A QUESTION ron ACcoUrANrs.--AL the
request Of one who Is not quite satisfied with
the result shown BY the book.keeper OF hls
nrm, We publish the following practical
question for solution
During the war Mr.. was In buaIness,
apd upon taklpg account Of stock found be
had 5000 In shoes. Wlahing 10 increase
his business he took In b, who put In cash
VI, 900, notes against other parties q, 900,
Government bonds 81 800, and also G, who
put In cash u 200, house aud lot valued at
eS,e70, and note he owed, and which the
arm assumed to pay, for 1070-eAeh to
share equally the PROFITS and losses in the
business.
Closing their business at the end Of the
war, they found they had purchased s125, 900
Of goods, or shoes, and had received $4,000
Of shoea TO be sold on commission, at 8 per
cent. on the amount OF sales made OF them.
They had purchased building or city lots, for
which they paid cash amountlng 20 %, 400.
They had on hand at the close Of their buIl.
ness, after deductlng amount sold and per-
centage on Il, S17,7ll.40 OF the goods re-
ceiVed 10 be sold on commission, and which
they returned 10 tho owner, and had sold
In aggregate amount Of goods $3.50, 066.
Query What was the loss or gain and
net capital Of each partner as the result at
the close Of their buslnessi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

THa HIberuIan Benevolent Association
celebrated their nfty-aecoud anniversary Of
81. PatrickI Day at Flanlgan's rooms,
@ street, opposite the War Department,
Speeches were delivered BY prominent Irish.
men, and q handsome United States Tag,
with all the stars emblaEoned In gold, was
presented by ths Statehood Of the Irish Be-
nevolent Association, through Mrs. Elan
agau. The meeting separated at u O'CLOCK
after bountlful repast.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

THIs IS TO Owe NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
y ssTipsr has Obtained from the OIphlniI CoaTt
biA letter. Of miuiGlIaton the personal ssiSts
q fHlpIHAHD RoTH, late Of washington county
against the tAid deceased arc hereby WaTned
e shhiet ne same, With the youehsTs lhsTsnf, 70
the subscriber, on or bef0fa the lath AaY on March
neHtI they may Otherwise by law b SEeIaded
IRON all belent Of the sAld estate.
1870 CITHARiSk ROTH
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

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sr1ru WARD IRIsH REPUBLICAN, CLUp.--
The regular weekly meeting Of the Sixth
ward Irish Republican club was held last
evening at Logan Hall, corner Of virginia
avenue and Eighth street cas-, the president,
Andrew Neville, In the chairs James Plant,
secretary.
Amer the transaction Of routine business
Mr.. Charles MCGOWAN offered the following;
Whereas At q meeting Of the ao-ealled Irisb
Republicans OF the First and second wards,
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central executive offrish Repub lleans Of this
eitYi therefore, be II
Assslvsd, BY the sixth ward Ifi.h Rspusli
can Club, thst We denouaos the Astlon Of The
aoeallsd Irish Republidtnn a. being detrt-
meetai to the true Interest Of the Rerublleaa
Bad NriAsr rssoiped, That tina siab eIes,
ave delegates to represent the lntereat OF this
slub In FORMING Of . central executive CON
and tAai they be ins,rusisd to use thsir utmost
sndeAvors TO form permanent central organ
nation o. Irish hepublloAns Of this city, be-
nsviol that The best Interest Of the RsPuell-
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