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o,,prprYTENpEYT John JoURDAN.

To Inc EdftOr or THO Trt6bH"
SIR: | notice that the nice little trap OF Mt.
SUPERINTENDENT Jourdan has doneits work. ana that most
If the newspapers in this city down ON their marrow
bones begging the Commissioners not TO ao" MI jour
, IN resign Bless their innocent hearts, do they Tor
no,t imagine that the Superintendent ever meant 10
, Not bit Of It, II is nceltt piece OF theatri-
, lautrnp the first purpose of which ls 10 ehsu M
No. syInItV the ultimate design being 70 force nom t
~ the p01cr Of detaH That -, ne whh,s 10
IN ranaius scrgcants rOundsme II, ANA patromo, W.
ga there al hi, pleasure The object oI ths Is
hiu mn rnwrr of handling 1850 men, the DenOciaiiu1
WI, ,nuld be absolutely iuyinelDlo ia ali the uoeDi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
LOCAL POLITICS.

The Republican Associations OF the lAth hS ~
senbIy District held Joint meeting hlst cnoi.S me
AldugdOu.uuarc which was intended 10 accVIpiian w.
consolidation of the two branches known as lhe
Bulldiug and Lebanon Hall MI George heysei W
M rho meeting which very largely htteIcu Wy -
Republicans Of The district. Mr.. Robinson lnlIUuuItt
resolution the pnrpot of which was 10 fccoHoe ~ lie
euces and fairly appOrtiOn the fepfctchlato ~ On,
Central Committee, and the delegates 10 the otdt
vcntiOn. After opposition and c0nsdefaDi'
sion Mr. White, who represented the opposite Su'
cured in the resolution, and an Executive comm
composed OF equal number Of both AhsOedlohS' va"
elected.
The IXth Assembly District Republican Asso-
GiAtiOn. last evening approved Vi INC ADDVth"ht :" INV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
GEORGIA..
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
ATLANTA, July 18.-The State Legislature
has adjourned til tomorrow, in honor Of the memory OF
Senator Adkins. The House heard bills for first read
ing communication In writing received from the
Governor, announcing that unofficial information had
been received to the effect that Congress had passed
bill admitting Georgia to representation III Con
gress, and that until the meeting of Congress III
December the state would remain under the supervision
Of the military, but that Gen. Terry would allow the
Legislature TO 20 ON with the enactment OF laws.
Majority and minority reports on the Buock-Angler
Committee reported, and laid on the table.
II is the general belief of both parties that an election
will be held this Fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
WILLIAM j. PICCOT.

On Sunday evening, Mr.. William J. Piccot,
the Base Ball Reporter of THE TRIBUNE performed lis
usual work at this Office with his usual spirit and energy
On Monday noon. at the time OF the assembling Of the
attaches OF the city Department, they learned that he
was dead. His death took place mt O'Clock yesterday
from hemOrrhage of the lungs. For several months he
had complained Of pain in the chest, and little over
eNertl0n was sure o. PROSTATE him, but had sup
posed that his health was seriously undermined.
Mr.. PlccOt was about 81 wears OF age He served
conpOsitOr in The Courier and Enquirer Office, and after
ward on The NoC York Times Three ago he be-
came base ball reporter Tor The Spirit the Times and
he has occupied a similar position TIE TRIBUNE dur
ing the past year Mr.. Piccot faithful and very
efficient in doing his work
In all his relations Of business or friendship he was
perfectly trustworthy. A man Of pleasant humOr and
OyerlOwng Kindness he leaves great gap in the great
little circle Of his cOwOrkers in this Office which viii not
soon le filled and they feel sadness at their loss II is
believed that the numerous friends OF Mr. PecOt will
unite 10 express by substantial benefit to his Wild
owed wife and four little children left destitute, the
regard in which they held the husband and father and
the sympathy they feel for them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19


Minister Bancroft elegraphed the secretary or state
TODAY that the necessities OF the holders had thrown
large amount Of American securities Oh the market lie
tCowUuurates no other intelligence.
The -undry Civil Service Appropriation bill as 1t came
from the Committee on Conference and passed DOth
0uses contains provision that the public lands which
have been Withdrawn for any reason and aite1ward re-
torcd shall thereafter he subject only 10 homestead ana
IprecmptIOu entry. -,..A -. 49,.
me new Indian Appropriation act, which has just
.sed Congress reappOints the Board or Indlan Peace
with the following clearly defined duties
SO Ia And le serving without pay aPpo
Of the fourth section OF tb set OF
A DO 1s k hereby continued long the appropriation hereto
frs se expenses hs last And shall be he 9ut OF l
~ ers 10 supervise an expenditures Of money apppnAi4 i2i @
tsft f Ius the United Stas aud TO inspect all goods
With the Cosnulssouei OF indian AHas
80 8uy n fs h sid Commission IN MAXIM purchases OF
sb goods AMI troyed sad Commissioner shA have power 70
split number seorttary vii" s0en Ie%son~De
/ v tiey desgnste -. Rcd
~, -, ~ IL Sesy II h simply Enforcement by
Congress n th the Presidents previous bctoh % e
1. Tie inserted 10 enable The present cre'a 10
s0.e BIZ % the ohce and TecOsnuou " wv
rs n a. AZ officer labor during The pat yeaf ,
The g harmony prevails the Board Of COmmsoners o
fpn and The o. the Interior and The fullest opu
members inspect and a0se concerning W
raut th afar whole Indian Department ben we Hlu
the Interior Department ths INC
eouerntg Indians should BE- placed above all suspicion ID
] The Board 81 Indian Commissioners are fcl4 H.
BruuOi Pittsburgh Penn, Chairman; Robert GanpDen'
-. LOm-, Nathan Bishop, Nsw-IOrk; william t. Doug
New York John v Farwen, Chicago Henry > LAM
Indiana, George H. stuart philadelphia; LdWaId =
IDbey Boston: John d. DANCE. Maine; Vincent Coyef'
| Ne York. Secretary.
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penalty shall he fine OF $500 less or imprisonment for
five years or less or both.
SEC g. The Commissioners OF Pensions shall forward TO
the Pension Agents with the certificates OF pension
of the articles OF agreement IL approved by him, and
directions as to the payments OF fees.
SEC. 10. The Pension Agents shall deduct from the
amount of pension due the amount OF fee, II any and
forward the same Cess thirty cents directed by the
Cam niasiau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
Gpetial Noiites.

PhaIon's .Vitsiia," Or, Salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHAL0Ss "vTTALIA" daes utterly from all the dyes cob
Orers" "reso" @ in 1t totally different PHn-
cpe II lmp fragrant aud perfectly nnocaous Prec7ia'e" ne
muddy or soccuen, matter requires shaking up and communicates
stain to the the Hren. No paper aa necessary 70 conceal
its turb appearance for simple that not tur4 lt"s
all intens and purposes in Toilet Chemistry
For sale BY all druggists. PHALON son New.Yors
The Blood in summer.
The blood deerOrae weather Pfo!ase Precipitation iepae-
of portion nounng and reproductive properties COnso
quenty in SUMNER the degree frmn the
cles lack their usual elasticity go AMI the weight Of tie bod,
dmnises These are indications that the ordinary supply Of hs
devastating principle Afforded by the food not sufficient
meet the requirements Of the system high tenpG Ten
another this beside the rec' nsaeO Of the BEAT VIZ he
loss Of appetite ami weakening Of the digestive which CORA
ops Under these Circumstances wholesome nugoni evidently
needed and the best aui safest HosrErrgEs BITTER.
This admirable vegetable and Alternative acts A7oIabg upon Ia
system several 1t increases the appetite AMI facilitates ds''
ton thereby ncuag The stomach receive and enabling to as~I
late due noushmeu also tones The RELAXED ecvs or
gans and he bowels Under operation tie process OF Oa
caaoue by the drain through the pores arrested the whole frame 70
feshed AMI ny,r and the spirits ,1hated Tie dyspePe the
bilious the nervous the deba scarcely need TO be told is tn
he muan ald corrective @ey ought take at t, 'ea'oa
thousand. Of the fact By experience Nothing Dc PhAf
macopsa Tor out o., IT, III supply paeato all se q l'Ag ioi'
80. IA. yla f0F tenehf
Of thelr own pockets to reidF out in e. stead.
: N"''''"S " j. p DALEY a 60. 6u Broaisay
oi,,, ,tn.i,e...F.r,.,tB. in oar line rHerse re-
5eES"r ' " J. b DALEY a To-, 81 bfoia1a'.
IT,. Rhine. ,,,l,ei ana Gi, Duoef SCI. G7 r.oees,
V"tIns bu''"ea'' W j. B. DaISY a Co. 90 Bros4~.y
Qutfing Business.Tls bit ~ . 90 IN r., '
- ,.a-,i ,ri CI FrneA China Tea sets Il
Snhuns ""' " j. r. DALEY a Co, 81 broafsAY.
. r,-,... -Os.e-, fon 5e ouurty, ncloSag cash,
Qniiiirs BUSINESS W d r. DALEY Co. 63 Br,adsay.
F"' -. Punch Bowls Curl a,cei,er 5srlinierss
Vuiiiine b"s'n'' " J. p DAiLEl s. Co, 6J Rr-d~sy.
oniipg BusinessSlste, t, ,, 20 W. g'.S; D'
Tea KlIye,. IS the dofen. W. . r. D - 70 ' '''
= ,t,c.sCol CHAMBER sets n piece, bes. goods
HHii'ins ". J. ?. DALEY a Co. 90 SzOslsay.
Trn..es. supporters. gsndayges &c, ssa As oesL-
lfirr Bes cheap ,.s Ac Comet al lstnca salsiae's
A specially. Light Locomotive.
adapted steep g shor curves i,d bgal Is foL so',rSs
AID "''N SMITH a POkrEll Rtsburgh Penn
Tru,-es Bandases, &e.-we,r .he s "seELs .,,s
ss1 comfortable. EstabHshmeai No. Ann-st
przs PrYE Ss Sl ~ 5.
ORIGINAL STORIES delivered to HIN IN i ~ Se ~
Post-Onicc Noricc.-ite NAILS fOR BrRoPg drrgg ths
week ending SATURDAY Ju 3 1910 - eo'sa this ohea % ~ rs
' - '' P.H JONES. Postmaster,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19

Hon Thomas Murphy he Collector OF the Port appointed
Committee Of three TO represent the Association ut the
meeting of the state Central Committee at Saratoga
the first Wednesday in August authorized the Chairman
o. appoint Finance Committee Of seven MEMBER and
then listened to addresses of Messrs Oliver Lapaugh,
and Hamilton Mr.. Lapaugh was rather severe on MT.
Grinnel, and hoped that Naval Ohcer he would do
sOmcthing 10 merit the cOniidence VI The party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19

There has been curious fatality within
few years past among the Chiefs OF Ordnance ai "sen
ington. Capt. Henry A. Wise (Los Grngos "iS'h 49,,
90 ~, Ruraan of ordnance i'm the Army, is dead Gen
FINLEY Chief Of Ordnance in the Navy, Is dead cap,
Aulek Assistant Chief OF Ordnance in the Navy S
And now Admiral Dahlgren, Chief OF ordnah'o - ,,
Navy. il dead Gen A. b. Dyer CHIEF OF
Armv remains Strange, that the only Al III '''"0"7
thain iii ah"uiJ Ina the only Que WHO 10 NJ ueau'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
MURDERoUs AFFRAY IN WEST TWENTY NINTH


Late last night an aflray occurred in Twen-
ty-ninth-st between Seventh and Eghth-aves., which
was participated by number OF dsreputabe charac-
ters During the ARRAY David Green OF No CD wooster
81 was stabbed IN six different places in the body by
George Freeman who made his escape.
The wounded man was taken to the Thirtleth-st 70
lcr-Station where he was attended 10y Dr. OTIS, who
pronounced his wounds 10 be fatal Green was seIt 10
bellevue Hospital Officers were sent in search OF FREE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
MHIrE sTOCKINGS rs. NATIONALS.

WAsHNGTON, July 1S.-The match game of
base ball between the White Stockings Of Chicago and
the Nationals Of this city played to-day, and resulted
in the defeat for the Nationals only six innings were
played the Chicago visitors desired to leave the
1880 p train for home. The following is the
Ist a. 3D. 9Th 5h eh-TotaL
White Sioekins'............ ! II q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19

John Y. Henry, y CollcEe-place, New-Y0r,.-popy
MEDICINES and MINERAL NAfEhA AT that ministers - heath
and ph happiness g0ofs guaranteed q1e AMI rui "a
auabtines IS desired EsrABLAEsr KIND
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE-R BALL
ALPHA VS.. ATHLETIC OF BROOKLYN

HHTHH 'H' AIHLEIIC OF BKOOkLYN.
These clubs met yesterday at the Union
Ground, and despite the heat, played good game On
both sides there was excellent play and the game
proved close ana exciting one to the finish. The fol-
lowing will preclude the necessity of going into de-
fail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19

Congress and Empire Spring Co.'S Depot for c'DrsS
Empire ami other Nrerl snsug Wsors . CHAuBgtsT
BKoAowAY lgsrsday ty and Brook Natural wsters n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19

Dr. ~1ges Cntarrh Remedy reward 'or an nenreos
case Sod by Dugrs's b. mail. t0 cnis 1mpes Hee As
dfess < V. PIEKcg, ~ D., l3J oeueca-st, Bunao n. \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
DIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Paps
WIN EYERDELLs Sous ot PuLroSSr on DUrcH CHURCH
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UAYMAKFRS VS.. ATLANTICS.

Troy, July 1S.-The lIaymakers and Allan
ties played game to-day, which easily by the
former The following is the score by ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
KENTUCKY.
POLITICAL ASPECTS AND PROSPECTS - BEREA
COLLEGE.

POLITICAL ASPECTS AND PROSPECTS - BEREA
COLLEGE.
To the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: in the beginning of the late war, as you
will remember a majority of the voters in kentucky
voted for Union. The oice4olders, the saveocracy,
cried Neutrality" This done in order to save
Slavery So soon these that the issues Of the
war would abolish Slavery. then majority OF them
began TO find fault with the Government aud sympathze
and act with the Rebels The Office hOldeTs for long
time controlled the press Of tie state and thus deceived
and inundated the masses. Tine observation the
steady and onward progress of the Government together
with the presence of 10000 cOlOred voters, will
bring these paalyZed Union willie voters TO their
senses and with this combination expect TO carry,
on the first Monday in August next, Republican MAORI
ties in many counties, and probably districts.
You will say, "mauy Of these CO'Ored men viii vote
States" In this You viii he happily disappointed. In a
population Of more than 5O0O cooIcd people in Madison
County do not believe five cOlOred men will vote with
the Democrats. But few q these tOored men COId he
bought even II the Fifteenth Amendment had carried
with 10 no wholesome penalties. Democrats here say
thew would I'd her undertake to buy ten white in
Kentucky ONO. OF Ncw-NOrf, than cOlOTed man in
Kentucky And YOU viii believe s after the first Mon
dav in August. Many COOret men VIII sell after time
when Democrats shall Offer them equal protection and
are not avOwcdly white mans party The Fifteenth
Amendment will exert most S1utary influence upon
the ku-KluX and Democrats Of ills state Kentucky
with the progress Of the country and You Will yet find
in Kentucky large element, white and cOOrcd, which
will be eutAus asc for the Iht aid faithful to the
true.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
OLYMPICS VS.. ATHLEI

PHILADELPHIA, July ia game was played
to-day between the Olympics OF Washington, and the
Athletics Of this city the latter winning by Of %
to l5 The batting heavy and fielding excellent on
both sides. The following is the scare:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19

Is a. 81. ifh. 9Th 9Th III sh OH Total
A ASEie'e.'..'....SS SS--rs
UmpMr Price of the Ecifor Club Time Of GameOne hour and
20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
UrREA COLLEGE

will be found IN this element Her President and pro
fessors engage in this political reconstruction with
interest and marked acceptance. They feel that duty
calls them to carry righteousness into all the relations
of life, political as well as ecclesiastical From the
stump as well from the pulpit they urge the great
principles Of Justice and equally before the law Inc
young VINO shall 20 from Borea4 OAcge Will go with
their minds fully Imbucd with tirSe ideas, ana VIII ne "a
positive influence i'm al the relations of society. The
anniversary exercises of the College have just closed
The attendance large with increased number or
white persons more than halD, showing each year
breaking OF pIcjuGIcVs aud Increased access 10 the
people. We can now. i'm sermons and addresses rcach
hundreds and thousands of the people OF hcntuckyt
white as well as cOlOTed Not less than 800 children,
white and cUloTed, connected with the parent ana
of these children are white but in the schools with
the COOrcd. During tie past year, more IMAM 0UO pus
have been enrolled on the catalogue OF Bcfcd tOlltEt
Nearly half OF these white ana these are not mule
ones constrained come, hut most OF them are adut
young men and young ladies, harmonious III an eminent
degree The rel Ous interest " tAe place Is the mar
,mOnizing and controlling power
The OratiOns OF tie young men ana the essays OF inc
young ladies the occasion referred 10, were hShy
commended by competent judges Citizens from Ilch
m0nd and the region round about went away saying
BeTea has made successful strdton OF Tue pos
sjhtlity and practcabiity OF impartial edac0tiOn."
What the College needs pCCumGrly Is SbOO 10 meet
present Indebtedness lands and buildings; and then
four times that amount tn which 10 erect doIintOIy
for Young ladies, bOaTdIUga and chapel WIN lle
blessing Of Aim ghty God re VIII do the work. II good
means We.desre TO remain at our WOrk, occupy me
open door, and do the work 70 which God has malnesy
cal led US viii Gods stewards nClp! JOIN u ZEE.
De-, July i, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19

PhaIon,s .Nitaiia,D Or, Salvation for the Hair.
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WASHINGTON.

TIE PRESIDENT PREPARING FOR HIS SUMMER
VACATON-NO EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS
To RE CALLED AT PRESENT-SECRETARY
BOUTWELL, AND THE FUNDING BILL.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-11

I W,, M m,,n-. . .-l..I,.I ,....-.III. ,
.t,niJt I..ta.S.. Sillui S1n I;ty
49," ae 1'''eruAy morning sandHicni
nAss' '...n.. ......a. ,.....
ZEE Ohamoer OF Commerce OF GlasgoH
g!opose sending memorial 70 the United
.l.ee Government, setting forth the lrregu-
iaIlses OF the ocean postal service.
The amount Of specie IN the Bank Of
France yesterday was 5000, 900 francs
greater than At the corresponding time last
week
BI the passage Of the bill in the Kentucky
Legislature establishing a bureau Of Insuf.
auce, foreign corporations will be required 10
deposh 100000.
THn Northern Pacific and Lake snns,Ior
roads have made rane.rns,,s ~ ~ pp.,.S,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-11

FUEERAL or sENoR PAUL, LATE MIMI
TN IRON VnHIEuEIA.-The funeral Of III q
late senor J. J. Paul, late minister from
VeneSuela, who died at Washington, Of APP
oplsIy, took place yesterday morning from
81. Francis Xsyler's Church, Sixteenth
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Messrs. Royal Phelps, 8. Mlchelena, J. O.
Tract, Consul Of Peru, Jose vallente, Gen.
AriEmcndl, and Senior Flores, Minister OF
Rucador, were pall-bearers.
The following gentlemen represented the
family OF the deceased; manuel Mennoz, Of
CASTOR Andrew HlrandeE, Emilio dc las
Casas, Consul Of Venezuela. The remains
woroplaced In an deliberately wrought casket,
rich with silver mountings, which was sus-
tained on funeral chalrs before the High
Altar, In the beauteous Church Of the Jesuit
Fathers. -Four largo tapers were placed
near the cAsket, which had no floral decora-
lions. Father Des Luynes celebrated low
mass. On the conclusion OF the religious
ceremonies, the body was borne to Calvary
Cemetery for intermsnt. A goodly number
ofearriages were presently. Y. Tfnss. 10fh.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-11
pRoPosALs ZOE HkEsH LND OOhaED
BRBR. -
HHiDs'h' prFAHTHIsr SS II. Ggn.ESLasp.(

LOUISVILLE. KI. ,RebruaTy 10. no.
with = copy Of this adVeriissmsut attached 10
sheh viii Be resolved until u o'eloek, a.
IR2sH AND boRsSD. Bkkf. Ia squsi pTSpor.
ton Of fore and bind quarter meat, (nseks,
shsnha And kidney tnlloW TO be exeludsd,l for
issue TO troop. and othera supplied bI the Gov
sIsment, a. LouisVills, KY, and JsfersonViils.
.i5i.o, y furnish ~. eas.S. ''.lion.a a Louis.
The cattle Slaughtered for Beef to be deiIysrs
Under thls eohIIset Bu.t weigh not less than
81 sood msisstabis SSsiity. Bssf RON SSii..s W
any ease BE- TeselVsd unless II eompiiss 10 iii "a
spsets with the rsqutrsd eouditions.
This contract 70 b IN force fer Iiz C6) mo tbs,
oommsneinG on the lst day o. April ,l67O
No bid Wtll be SntsTtAihsd that Il not made By a
regular butcher. who must give hi. name In full,
hi. present place Of business, and address. =
Proposals mual BE- accompanied By . pTope
stating that " q eonfrAet IL awarded, they will
entsr Into bonds for the faithful iulallmsnI 81 the
aoertiAeats from the Clerk Of the County Ooart 10
hsfAet that each bondsmaa 10 worth that Gmouht
~; SSasr.lIncsd reserves the right to reject any
KnIslopss o % sndorsOd. Proposals for Fresh
and corIsd Beef " and GddTssssd o The under.
Ts.y;i oplOnsl. oAIsf6 !. Dept d tSs f sum.
. beflAuds ..# ... mhl.0t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-11

Death OF AN OLE, CIrlzEN.--We regret 10
announce the death Of Mr.. Joseph Fugitt,
an old and respected citizen Of tho District,
which occurred yesterday at bis residence,
age Of 6S. Mr.. Fugltt was for q long time
engaged In the lumber business here, and
maintained q high reputation for honesty
and fair dealing.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-11

TRANsRERs or RIAL ESTATE.-MesIrs. j.
7. Coldwell q Co., RuctloneerB, sold yester-
day afternoon part Of lot No. II, In square
1,OSS, on Tennessee avenue, between D and
Q streets north, containing 1890 square
feet, at 0 cents per square foot. w. W.
MetcRlf purchaser.
VIM. MeNelr has sold 10 VIM. B. TODD
lots ., 4, II, 10, 10, ~, Is, 10 and 20, In
lot 8, In IquGre 81, corner OF New York ay.
enue and TWenlleth street, and lot 8, In
square 1873, on New York avenue, between
Twenty.hrst and TWenty-aeeond streets, for
81 $50 cash.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-11
LOCAL NOTICES.

WALLED IN WITH PlPHRl-Why are The
half coloring preparations kept dark 2
and exposes their foul sediment. Hence the
bottles are jacketed with paste and paper.
Phalons Yltalia, OF Salvation for The Hair,
on the other hand, IL az clear and tans-
parent In the sunshine a. In the shade. II
revives the natural color In every time
bleaehed fibre, and does not stain the akin.
sod BY all druggists and fancy goods
dealers. eo3t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-11

SABBATH scHooL ExHmTIoN.-A very
successful exhibition was given on Wednes-
day night by the Sabbath. school Of the Ne
tropolltan Presbyterian church, under the
direction Of Mr.. John r. Zimmerman. The
music was very ine, aud the speeches and
dialogues were rendered IN q manner which
did great credit TO the young people. The
building was crowded TO excess, and 10 &C,
eommodate many who were unable to gain
Ambulance, we learn that Il will be repeated
this Friday evening at 1850 o'clock. ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-11

GoLD sTnL DEoLmno, and sol the price
Of trunks and satehels at the old established
emporium OF Messrs. J. 8. Topham u Co.,
Seventh street, neItto Odd Fellovs' Hall. All
goods at this establishment are mAnufac.
tho arm by experienced workmen, and the
material ls the best. Every style Of harness
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