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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

The proposals. for the erection OF small
pOE hospital, opened on Saturday last, being
In excess OF the appropriation for that pur-
pose, q modified plan Tor the same, with
Specifications, can be seen at the office Of
Adolf Cluss, esq, southeast corner OF Seventh
and streets northwest ind for which pro.
posals will be received until ~ IN. on Feb.
TuaTy 10, 1872.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

Tho death Of Hon. Robert J. Brent a we'll
Washington community. As a mark of re-
spect TO his memory all the courts OF the Dis
trlct were closed yesterday. Mr.. Brent was
a lawyer OF great ability, thoroughly yersed
In his profession. His private life was as lT-
reproachable as bis professional life was dis.
tingulshed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

On Sunday the Inspector general, with some
Of his assistants, was buslly engaged In attend
eastern section Of the city, and the body was
buried In the smallpox battle-ground. -Four
cases were reported In the nelghbOrhOOd Of
Eleventh aud n aud Y streets northwest. The
houses were disinfected, aud every precau-
ton taken To prevent the spread OF the dis
ease.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

In consequence Of the failure OF the Legis-
latuTe TO make the necessary appropriation
for all OF the present force OF lAmpllghters,
the Governor has discharged the following
Edward Ambush, John Jordan, r. A. West
y. Brown and w. II. Posey, and has APP
pointed j. II. Rails In the place OF John
Jordan
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

Proposals for building q smallpox hospital
were opened by the Board OF Public Works
on Saturday, as follows J. q. Naylor, co.
500, .. b. Hammond h Co., &c, $50; Jas
Morrison, $4,000; J. NJ. Plummer & Bro,
sl0, $50; Arthur Pannell sl0.sl7; Henry Hill
Il Co., StO, 900, J. T. Harrison, ell ,0I7. II
will bo seen that these Gums are all above tue
limit Of the act, which is $500.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
NEW HOOKS.

LORD BANTUM, By author Of GIuI BAtyi pdss
THE MEMBER TO PARIS. b, Trol, ,EtOlls., price
TIiE hYsTKRy OF oRowAL, By Emile G.ba.
Ta6 PLUssSs ron A PEARL, b, Mortimer
oelllg,i gEie: y capita %,
eeuta,
AUNT JAMES HERO. b. Il. Pren,l.-. oIoth price
TRiBUNK ALMANAC, fes Isla phos y cents
Atlantic Monthly, n Grpaf'a Magazine, Laalies La.
dies Magazine, Old aud New BoribasFs Monthly, and
Al VI. Ma9aElnes, 40, Tor February, and oomplets
wedding orders promptly and shillially sIseutsd.
~, a.,.,,A , ;, r "A IN Mac.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

The following Is the Inspector generals re-
port OF the arrival and sale Of maine pro-
dnctsi Arrived, 90Obunches OF rockash, which
sold at 40 cents per bunch. Very lne oysters
remain on hand at the wharf Eight bushels
Of oysters were condemned at a restaurant on
Eighth street. Navy Yard.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

\ man named Il. Teal waa arrested last
night by Detectives Coomes aud MeElfrcsh
at Ills residence, No, 40 Tenth street. near
ID, upon the charge Of forging the name Of
L, G. Hue upon checks amounting 10 4b5. 20.
lie was locked up In the Central guard
house to await further action,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS.
New and Beautiful Presents, at All
Prices and for All Ages.

Bbiss, Catholic Aad Eglsoep.l PraJs. BOOKS. As,he-
Ard fosts-all Styles and prices.
MisOKLI,k NEOgs and 30 vkEII.E GIFT BoQKs,
handsomely bound aud illustrated, danes and Toy
buns slbooks and outlsfyj Gold Pens aad Pea
eliS-IAiest dealFnsj Opsre olAasea. Etsrsoseop...
lnmlnAied Telts. Notices and oro.ssa. WntiaE
De.ka. Portfolios, ohs-s and Ones Boards. Back
stoef q French and visnas AMY GboDs. al
CRANDELL a RIi,EY,s,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

Green a Williams have sold lot ~, In Gun
nells subdivision Of square 30J, with Improve
monts, ~ Mary Lee, for e6OO; lot 81. and the
eastern part OF lot 80, In Drury's subdivision
u square 2O9 with improvements, TO John
II. Green, for 20 cents per foot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
pHILP a. sOLOMoNs.

LIST or NEW BOOKS.
Tbs Great hepubllot Descriptive, statistical Apd
historical ylsw 81 the State and Territories Of The
Amsriean u1ioa, By James p. hooabe, is, esi The
syivsstEesi or, The outoaata. by n. de BothAm va.
sesaa. Y Gsnsi 1900 County sHd Suburban
Collins, u cents, Tho MystoU Of oTolvIi. by kmlls
5. % Tss Aa%o sSd HiiH M. y ss@s; 5;
L.saias nahlbAsht ~, nadsa;ogs -, Q, 4 f.I;
esntsi Meisisr KAIls Skaioh Book. b. o. p, Leland.
e1oi Ohroaiee, o. 0o.aam, b9ak ,eoond, u cent,
FRRNuH BOOKS.
The novels Of the prOmlaeot freuah authorat hrubs
map, obatraq, George Baad. LaboalAJo. ohssbalisI,
a1a aa ups L'vb Y ~ upss.sogs.,Ivnnia axon.,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

GENTLEMEN Wishing TO purchase from the
splendld private library TO be sold by Messrs.
Ladmer 4 CleATy this week should imme-
aro Only afow left Tue books can DO eK-
amlned II Hoods bulldlng, corner OF PENN
sylVAnla avenue aud Eleventh street, on
Wednesday aud Thursday, up 70 the hour Of
eale. Soc advertisement In another cOlnmn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
"HOT Soda

MILBURN'S Drug STORE,
6Jl Pinssuih Street, OppOslIe Treasury.
SODA and MINERAL WATERS ON pHAUOHT
~ all Seasons, delbNm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

Sec tho advertisement Of Thomas Fahey
corner Of Tenth street and Canal In Wblci
he Offers pine wood at 81 per cord.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
4 yHR0MOs 1NDPICTUREFRAMRs.

AN IMMKnsB STOCK or NEW PATTERNS,
ed aIil bssqfAs q .hls city, Oval and BauGTS, IN
Nss lad beautiful dsslsns Of PAssEPARToUTs,
ioF Photography M AZ lEss, togqthsf uiih ohoios
within the reach Of all, Whele..ls snd Retail, By
s,.,,.... IAAler nEILkWs
hitShsOOhh Popular Dime Ana Malt Dlns MuSlO
fof sails ianl5-im
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
RILI.IARD TABLES REPAIRED.

having billiard Tables that they prepared 10 take
down remove pat up IepAl. o. oogyert pocket table.
down or eonyertsd 70 osrom vii be aant 70 the iaotog
W. '' ~.a '''i MfIsL II III az JSSKs,
PEephelol BiIllAFd ard Sample Rooms. National
Iheatfe buudinE, iall ard t11 " street. and Agents
l9s h W oolsndsr, aasossaor 70 PholAn oOllsadeT,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

tAblishmenL We have our large groceries,
clothlers, DC, but foe hOots and shoes there l.
q store, located O31 Seventh street, merit IN
corner OF X and Northern market, that Il
Second % none. Mr. o. y. Cummlns, the
proprietor, guarantee " suit all that may
iayOr hlui Will trial,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS
grBous on NHw aDvEnTIssmErr r.;
TN southern Rspubiiean Association will

Orpous on NEW aDvKRTIsRMENr-.
Tun southern Republican Assooia'iOn VIII
mss, tonight
FunnrsnuD house or rooms for rent
LArtunn 4 CtrAHr, auclioneers, VIII sell on
Monday, February %, and Tuesday, n, ~ t:9o
ofsiosk D. m, valuable Improved property, eli.
MATED on Tenth street west between d and Y
ptrss,s north, and on Tenth street west, between
N and streets north.
LATrnEn q cLaAnY, auc,lonesrs, will SILL on
THURSDAY, February ., at Hoods building, cor
nsr Of Pennsyivania avenue and Eleventh
s,rs.,s, avsryvaluAbie and richly bound privats
library.
on Tuesday. February n. At asso O'Clock, p. M,
two pieces Of valuable property
LLrInrR d oLnkRT, auo,ioneers, will cell, on
Friday, February ., at 10 o'clock, .. m, At No.
eos Psnnsyivania avenue, next door TO the
Metropolitan hotel, . valuable collection Of
fdlAiture.
Tuu sale By O. W. HAvsnncr 4 Co., auction.
ssrs, Of very desirable residence In George
town, opposite the residence Of Gov. Henry ID.
Uoohs, and an eligible building site at the
northwest corner Of stoddArd and Montgomery
strssla. s postponed until Monday, the i7th
inst, Att O'Clock, p. IN.
THu nAls By WIN. Ia wall 4 Co, auotloneors,
ofa nns collection Of furniture, At their ware.
rooms, IL postponed until wednesday, Feb =, at
10 O'Clock. q. m.
THs PotOmsc Fruit orOwSrs' Association will
meet to-day.
Two vERY desirable properties for sale.
J.w. sTARR has $4,000 10 loan on real estate.
A VALUABLE building lot on tho south side Of
Rhode Island avenue for sale.
A cooK with the best reference Is wanted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

Yesterday morning the Waterman employed
az tho City Hall fonnd man lying dead on
the portleo OF the west wing and from an
examination IL was evident that life had been
extinct some time. Other parties gathered
about the spot aud the body was recognised
~ that OF Samuel Langiord, who had been
carpenter by trade, aud had resided on
Second street, between y and @ streets. He
had been employed on the work at TlbtT
creek, drank quite hard at tlmes, and had
bean subject 70 its, caused by over-drinking'
IL Ia thought that he died from one OF these
attacks. The coroner was notified, but
deemed tho holding an Inquest unnecessary.
THH most extensive shore atose Of the city
IL that so Well-known for many years-C. ",
Cummlns, 082 Seventh street Another ar
rival OF elegant shoes, bought at q sacrifice,
will be opened this week, and eold nj lower
prices than the sans goods were ever cold.
A splendid chance for those Of our lady
TeAders Who seek Booda ~ lower than they
are worth,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06


The Plate Printers Union have every rea-
sou TO he proud Of the success that attended
their FINN annual ball, given at Masonic
Temple last evening, which brought together
n largo and pleasant gathering, bent on Gu
ioying the pleasures profered TO Its fullest
extent. Although the balls heretofore giyer
by them have been events long TO be rcrnem-
bercd, still, the gentlemen comprising this
organization determined that this event
should surpass all their, previous efforts
Their tickets aud ladies programmes were
models Of beauty and noatness, and beepeak
good taste on the part OF these furnishing
them.
The hall was very prettily adorned, and the
walls were iostOOned with different cOlorcd
flags, Representing all nations, while over them,
falling In graceful wroaths, were decorations
Of evergreen. Beneath each gas bracket
on the side walls was suspended a ane picture
or portrait while at the upper end OF the
room had been placed fountain, surrounded
by beautiful flowers, which, durlug the eve
ming, emitted showers Of dlfferent-colOred
| fragrant water, many ladies approaching the
attractive spot TO have their handkerchief
| pcrfumed.
On The floor was the hapdlwork Of some
genius In drawing. Near the door had been
drawn q scroll, on which was the word
Welcome" and In the centre Of the room,
beneath the coat Of arms Of the United States,
the name OF the Union; while In the two upper
corners Of the hall were two shields bearing
the words peace" and "Unlon."
At Q O'Clock the grand march was started,
and the festivities began, only 10 be contin-
ued until tho small hours Of The morning.
The various committees were the personld-
ton Of politoness and attention, and left
nothing uudOne that would contribute TO the
enjoyment OF those present aud add to the
| pleasures Of tho evening.
Among those participating we noticed t.
q ~ ia - a
HaighL Nc. aud Mn. Paul Barry, Mr. and
Mrs. James lIance, Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry
Cobaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. William Slocum, Mr..
w. v. 3. Wilson, Henry q. Jewell, George B.
McCartoc, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gi0ney,
Hon. John V. Greedy, Mr.. WIN. Avery, Mr..
Motley Naylor, Mr.. Z. Q. Bartlett Miss
Alice Gray, Miss Annie Williamson, Mas
Susan Kay, Miss Helen Stuart, Miss Annie
MOreland, II. &. Vanderbilt, ]. II. Sayllle.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

PoLlOR UoURT-Judge SnsH.--rhls court trGnS-
acted the following business yesterdAyi
John Jackson, AtealinRi sent 20 jail for ia
months. Richard Ross and Lloyd Wade, assault
Andrew Norton, larceny hned ~ and costs
Lester BartlutL fast driving on PennOyyanla
avenuei t2O-appealod Lloyd Walls, eursinE
81 Maria Woodbeck, ouFsingi nned d. j, w
Kelly, profanity nned o.. Charles 0lAacoe
Wlillam Douglass, and William BroWn, same
offences fined " each, william Woodrow, bois
Maria Mason, boisteTonai hnod tb each. Mack
AbrnhAma, throwing snoWballaj hned t5 Rich.
ard Middleton, ASSAULT Aned -. Gabriel Rob,
", fined tlO each.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

BnARD or PUBLIC WohEa,l
DisTaIoI OF CoLuMnlA, I

W.. 4. ohaAdi''. s'q' oSSA'si Jo' &' Diiirit' "
sIRi submit herewith . detailed statement
OF the enElneer relative 10 contracts and work
ordered BY this board since It's organization,
divided a. follows Net amount Of contracts let
August II, 1871, amounting 70 t2of, lA.2l net
amount Of contracts made and work ordered
since that tlmo and up 10 the present date,
Statemeht OF expenditures on streets and ave
nues, per statement Of superintendent Of streets
enclosed, Amounting 10 eias, blO9i statement Of
per statement Of D. D. Carpenter, second assist.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

A meeting Of this association was held last
night at Clarks hall, A. A. shissler, president,
In the chair, X. NJ. Jones, secretary.
j. NJ. Wilson reported on behalf Of the
soclable committee that owing 10 the gen
orous support received IRON the members OF
the association the committee was In q good
financial condition, and would be able 10
carry out all the arrangements for tho re-
manning State soclAbles In keeping with
those which have already taken place.
Mr.. Cathcan chairman Of the Transports
ton committee, reported that the thanks Of
the association had been rendered through
Percy g. Smith, the popular and courteous
agent Of the road here, TO the Pennsylvania
railroad for reduced transportation during
the holidays TO the members.
A committee was appointed by the Assocla-
ton 10 Inquire Into the expediency OF erecting
a statue to the memory Of Hon. Thad. Ste
yens, In the city Of Washington.
The following gentlemen were elected to
membership; Q. II. Ingram, Seventh district;
J. X. McCammou, Second district; George
Milford, Ninth district; Capt. Harding Four
teenth district; A. q. Sweet, Thirteenth dis
trict; Col. II. y. Rogers Nineteenth district
q. 8. W. Stumbaugh, Nineteenth dlstricti
John 4. Fraslor, Twenty fourth district; Geo
w. Much, Third district.
After which the association adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
IINIrED slATEs PATENT QrgIok.

y wAanIEqroH, p. o., JAnnAu II. ig7h
H.ddinheld, n. W prAIing for shs entsusioa q
Tor an Irsproyament In Devices Attached 70 Hand.
saws for SqnsflnH and harking
II Il ordered that the testimony 10 the be closed
on the 18th day Of Apsn mont that the tine
for nling arEumgnts eud tho kIAmlnsr'n report be
petition be beard on the tst dag Of Ma mont.
Ar scs.se may oPTess ,his sassas,ea. ,-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
CITY ITEMS.

THEhs Il no stcuie for poor Biscuits, Rolls,
Bread, drlddis cakes, Mumns wsfies, ke.,
when Docisy's Yeas. Powder Y used.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

When tho reading OF the resolutions had
bceu concluded, Rev. Byron Sunderland,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

" WAnmfNaIoN, ID. o., January o. ts71.
On ths pstitlon of rnoNAs Bns. Of wsatpoft,
Oonnsutlcut peaying for the eHtsnsion Of a patent
g,Antsd 70 hin on he Nth daI n April, nse, for
40 Improvement In Breeob. loAdtnR Flfo-afmsl
II IL that the Testimony In the CASE bs closed
On the Ssh day Of March neEti that the tine fOI
hhng ArEumentS and the sIamnet's Teportbg lmited
% the kh day Of ApIi nest, and that said potition
be heard on the 10th day Of April ne1t.
kay Rss.on nAI epRe'9 ~ ~, s5ts 81 So,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
Clothing.
L, BAR,

rus CLOTHIBR,
Corner Seventh and streets,
l. constantly rsoelvns nov supplies from HI. mAsufae
lirinE sstAbllahment in Baltimore. Business olossd
Saturdags hll syeniua. antu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

ant engineer, euclossd, amounting 10 too,los.os.
This statement does not include the following
work, which was authorized ~ aota Of Congress
and the late corporation Of Washington, for
which specific appropriations were made By the
District Lagislifure vini 1. improvement OF
n s,reet northwest, FROM New York avenue 70
Fourteenth street. tiOe, $50 %; q improvement
the river, tioaibosT d improvement Of the
Washington canal and James creek branch, m
Der act Of Congress approved July IS 1870,
tibo,000.
The term net amount used IN this state
ment 10 the two thirds proportion of improve
ments, payable out Of the general fund By the
board, the remaining one Third being paid By
Very respectfully, ALEx. r. sHEruGnD,
vNs President.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

On IN. us,l,lon Of IONS uttno,s. a. aiss.n.ea,
ou<h. Albama, prAyiog Tor the eH,snsi-n q . pat
ent sTantbd 70 him the 9Th dsy Of Apfi tAts ABd
resumed ths 18Ih day o. JAnnarJ, isIO, Tor I'm
pruvomeut In Cotton uinsi
IL IL ordered that the testimouy 10 tho oaas be
closed the ssh dAy Of March, ne1tt that the time
70, hling ArEumsnts and zoe kHarniuet's report BE-
limited W the tth day "a April merit and that aid
petition be heard on toe 10th dag Of April nsIL
AM Per,on mar ePposs this sxtsnsion.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-02-24
General STEMS.

The colored girls of Rutland are to give II
Leap year sleigh ride ut an early day. They
are for the present keeping dark about it
however.
The Massachusetts Legislature costs annu-
ally more then those of all the other New
England States, New York and New Jersey
put together.
Mrs. Woodruff says she claims the right
to choose the father of her children. But
amt she going to allow the men any say in
the matter?
Farragut square ut Washington is to have a
statue Of him. Before we erect any statues,
how about that funeral bill for which the
government refused to reimburse his widow?
Congressman complain so of climbing the
stately steps of the capitol, that IL Washing
ton paper proposes II pneumatic tube from
the avenue to the halls of congress, to squirt
them into their seats direct.
Mrs. Brown of North Carolina, having
stated that she cured her consumption by
partaking of Kerosene oil, her example was
quickly followed by several neighbors. The
deusion was soon exploded, however.
A little beggar girl, eight years old, in
Oshkosh, Wis, persues her avocation with II
certificate borrowed for the purpose, which
states that the bearer is Il widow with five
children in destitute circumstances.
Stoves are SO dear that the old question
of "Can we afford piano." has been quite
transferred to them. The manufacturers,
however will soon hold convention ut
New York to consider the "propriety' of in
creasing their prices
Mince pie is the last explosive. Mrs. DR..
OverhOlt of ShakOpee, Mimi, took one out
of the oven, the other day, when 1t exploded
from surcharge of steam, and burned her
little three-year-od boy so badly that he
went into commissions and died.
The Burlington Free Press is responsible
for the followIng Have You got the
Galaxy?" said IL purchaser to new clerk in
one of our book stores. mo ma'am, I'm
perfectly WE'LL was the reply, never had
anything but the measles in my lifc."
Some doctors leave no stone unturned to
cure II patient. One gave woman fourteen
Minus VI lllcUlClnc 10 cure UHc cIlllS. one
has been cold ever since but she has not
shaken shake except when the hcarse ran
over stump on the way to the grave.
Charles Webster, II lad of seventeen years,
using pair of horses owned by ID. ii. Morse
has delivered ut the railroad at West Ran
dolph, one hundred thirty-one and II half
cords of green wood, solid measure, in thr-
ty-two days, making two trips day, averag-
ing two cords and II fraction over, per load
lfthere is meaner set of sneaks on the
iootstool than those who go through the
country parlding their reverses and misfor-
tunes to gain sympathy, and passing aroun d
the hat under the cloak Of masonry on re-
lgion, instead of going honestly to work, we
would like to see them.
Perhaps the new situation of the southern
negroes is best described by one of them
'De better class oh de cullud people were
better off, but de oders were made poorer
and yet, fair weather or foul, says u Florid,
letter, the darkey will show the most remote
teeth in his capacious mouth ut the mention
'Massa Linkumn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
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aiennlIna Fnad

II all ladies' know the superiority Of steaming
many articles Of food, over boiling them, they
would DO better supplied with convepiences
for that purpose. Cooking can be done quicker
and with less fuel, by steam than in any other
way.
Apple dumplings are far superior when
steaned, to boiled ones, which are apt to be
heavy and water soaked Steam till doue, theH
set in the oven few minutes TO dry the mois-
ture. Sn ii il with other puddings, Gust ards,
brown bread, vegetables ETC., and for cooking
fruits, particularly ounces, to preserve or put
steam till tender, before putting iuto syrup.
la warm weather, a steamer ia blessing in
deed, for very little fire will do, thus saving
heat in the house. making it much more COM
Portable, as well as economical.