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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTICES or NRw ADvERTISEMENrs
A MEETING Of tho stockholders OF the Union
Railroad Company will be held this afternoon.
A SPECIAL MEETING Of tho Board Of Trade
will be held this evening.
THE Potomac fruit growers will moot to.dr.y.
Tar old Third ward Laboringmsn's club 'rill
meet this evening.
THE steamer Lady Of tho Lake will have
Norfolk to-day for Washington.
THE Southern Republican Association viii
meet this evening.
wN. GuINAND has received a boa,.lnld Of
Cumberland coal
A THREEsroRY brick house for rent.
y, q. DAvis Il selling his stock At cost.
LATiMEn n CJEARY, auctioneors, will sell on
Tuesday March u, At $50 o'clock, p. m, i'm.
proved property, near St. Petor's church, Capt.
tOl Hill.
THE books OF the Territorial Savings, Loan
and Building Association arc now open.
THE regular meeting OF tho Maine state As.
soclalion will DO held this evening.
KENNEDY Il Son, ~ Fifteenth street, psr.
chase and sell real estate, invest money, sc.
An ELEGANT four.story brick dwelling for sale.
A NrNBEr OF dwellings arc wanted.
A NEW brick house for rent
THREE nno lots for sale.
joins =. BarpGEr has on hand n very large
and ano stock Of new carriages, buggies, Sc.
CLErHASE n BAILEY, stenographers and law
rOporterS.
LATINER 4 CLEART, auctIonoers and real
estate brokers, will sell, on Monday afternoon,
March II, at l.3o y. m., highly valuable build.
ing sitcs on Capitol Hlll, fronting Capitol
square.
NJ. NJ. RoaRER has removed to No. $40 Sew.
enth street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

10 strike direct blow at the discipline Of the
navy. Themsn were required to do police duty
In the navy yards and aboard ship.
Mr.. Banks, Of Mass., said II they were emily
for civil service thon the corps should be Abol.
Mr.. aarneid, Of Ohio, thought they were very
useful. They were the lighting men OF the ship,
aud he referred 10 the fact that many Of them
were killed on hoard Of Admiral Farraguts
Mr. Coz said that was because they were In
Mr.. Sargent, Of Cal, quoted examples to show
the gnllantry Of the marines time and time
Mr. CoS's amendm was rejected.
Mr.. Garfield, from tho Committee on Appro.
prlntions, offered an amendment making an ap.
preparation OF $4,000 10 continue the survey II
the route for a ship canal between the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans through Central Amoricn.
Mr.. Myers, OF Pa, offered an amendment
making an APP opriatlon for the printing Of
the
OFFICIAL GAZETTE or TnE rATENr OFFICE
Mr.. HOnr offered aproylso that cnpies VI tho
"garctto" shall be transmlttod to such public
libraries, not exceeding ten In each district, NJ
may he designated by members Of Congress.
The amendment Of Mr.. Hoar was agreed to-
MIR. Beatty, Of Ohio, then offered n further
amendment that the subscTiptsvn price Of the
"GaEette' TO individuals and libraries shall not
be less than IS for each number.
Mr.. Hoar denounced this as an attempt to get
revenue out OF tho libraries; the anxiety Il nd
the toll Of q class who were among the greatest
benefact1rs OF tho civilized world Tho effect
Of the last amendment would BIO to nulllly all
that was intended by his amendment
Mr.. Dawes, Of Mass, thought that after tho
provision made for gratutiOus distribution Of tho
Gazette, the charge OF i've dollars year for a
publication Of this magnitude was not u severe
| one upon those Inventors who desired H.
Mr. Cughlan, OF Gal, advocated tho amend.
mont and protested against the small economy
manifested by some Of the members OF tho
The ame ndment to strike out tho charge to
public llbrarle, was aLoptGdi and TIE amend end
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05
HE 2ALLX NATIONAL REPUBL1oAN. TUESDAY MARCH s. s2

majority Of the citizens we're Of the same opinion.
II was an absurdlty 10 think that these improve
mens would increase the population hero. Tho
only thing that brought residents hero was 40.
clAl and political attraction,
ny Mr.. Phillips Did not know that n the tar.
payers paid their taxes IN November and were
called on again In the spring to pay them, that
they would be paving them twice IN six months
Did not know that the taxes were always paid in
BY Mr.. Eldridge; Did not know many Of the
members OF the Board Of Public Works. Was
acquainted with Governor Cooke and Mr.. Shep-
hefl
BY Mr.. Phillips; Did not know that the coun
Gil chamber bad been occupied Tor the last
twonty years by tho Criminal Court and the
aldermen's chamber by the Orphans Court. Did
not know that there was only about seven rooms
IN the west wing for the use Of the old corpora.
tlon.
Mi. philips. Your Information Ia exceedingly
limited,
Mr.. Harvey. am not convetsant on tho sub.
tsct, and don't 500 why you should make that
impairment remark,
Nj. Phillips. l bog pardon, sir; do not think
II L.
The committee then adjourned until this
morning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

BusiNEss ENTERFRIsE-A now leo oompau y
under tho control Of u number Of gentlemen
from Massachusetts Is TO be established In this
city shortly.
SNALLPox.-A case OF smallpox, brought TO
this city by gentleman who has lately returned
from Philadelphia, is reported.
PERsosAL-Waldema do Bodisco, Of the
Russian Legation, who accompanied the Grand
Duke Alexis 10 Pensacola, has returned TO this
city.
BoATISo,-Tho Potomac Boat Club will hold
meeting Wednesday evening, when the sub
ject Of accepting the Invitation Of the class Of
n, Naval Academy TO row will DO discussed
by thom.
THE RIvER.-Tho steamer Columbia arrived
yesterday from Baltimore with q cargo Of yen.
eral merchandise; and the steamer GoorRianA
cleared for Baltimore with 4 miscellaneous
cargo.
DELAYED BI the SToRN.-Tbs steamer Lady
Of the Lake did not leave her wharf at Norfolk,
on Saturday last, owing TO the storm, and tho
consequence is Bhe will DO delayed one day 10
making her up trip 10 this port
The CASAL.-Tho water OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal was turned In yesterday from
Cumberland to the seven looks, about ninc miles
above Georgetown, and It IL expected that tho
level at this end will be filleI today or to.mor
row.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

Another false alarm was turned In early
yesterday evening, this time from box 81.
fashionable "turn.out--Uronin's IRE de.
partment buggy, marked "F. d., ID. o.
Col. W. A. Stewart has rented the Alexan,
dfia nsh wharf for the coming season for " 100
Hon; John Z Murray, Of the House Of Dele,
gates, has In his possession first WaUor diamond
from tho Cape Town helds.
why don't the Board Of Health 90 for our
breed disease.
The JapS, having an eye TO beauty In drOss,
have ordered their shirts and "Sloh" from
Iimm ?; Son Wlnsl9w isI Pennsylvania avenue,
,nnd, inc EOol.lookinK correspondent Of the
Philadelphia PrciS, will DO examined by the
Investigating committee to-day. They'll get a
great deal out Of Mao-in horn.
Charlie HeTtLoB, II Is said, Is In correspon.
denee with the President Of the Fat Mems Club
O. New York city, with the view Of starting a
similar Organization In this city. Applications
Tor membership will DO received by him.
Water Registrar Lubcy carries n cano which,
nc Claims, was cut from the original cherry tree
couldn't tell q lie, Lubey purchased the cane
from one ofG. WIS nurses.
II the cold, windy weather OF yesterday eve.
warmly, protecting their darling constitutions
with additional earrings, breaches and wrap.
pings Of hnger.rings.
George u. Tyler, good looking, genial, and
agent Tor the Filth Avenue Company, which
opens us engagement here on Monday next,
dropped In upon us and "slnoled."
Enquirer" Is informed that tho members Of
the Japanese Embassy arc not the same per.
sons who delighted our citizens with their Der.
fOTmRnees year or so ago at tho theatre.
a gentleman was bOlsting yesterday that he
had once saved Cranes life. Ho suddenly
stopped, looked very sad, and added 81 have
At a uieetibR Yesterday OF The commissioners
OF the sinking fund ali, 500 OF ten.yoaT bonds Of
the corporation Of Washington were offered and
accepted at g2lS.
How is II? Il Walt Whitman trying 10 Imi.
tato hts friend 10 the matter OF dreSs or 4 chi,
friend" trying 10 Initiate Walt Whitman. or h
It lone OF those things no fellow can md ontg''
Isn't II strange that our young blools dIspIay
the rsi,Iest p0sss WsSr rim soS cnioro N.Y. WIN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

And who does not know this arm, which,
located at tho old stand OF T. q. Dyer & 90,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, have on hand and offer for
and finest brands Of champagne 10 be found in
this or any other cityI This hrm Is composed OF
gentlemen ITO the manner born" who have by
diut Of honesty, industry and energy, taken
The speciality OF the house is nne champagneS,
and Tor these Il Is unexoolled. Cham6ertlne,
(eparkling,) Napoleon Cabinet, and other
palAtAblo articles, and we commend buyers 10
look aitOr thor advertisement In another col.
umn -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

II, II. Warner will sell at O'Clock y. m., on
the premises, twostory frame dwelling on
Maryland avenue, near First street west.
Also, ati o'clock =. m, valuable building
and N northwest
WIN. L. Wall g. 20. Will sell at their auction
rooms at 10 o'clock a. IN, lot OF household fur.
niture.
LAtlmor CleaTy will sell at I o'clock p. In.,
on the premises, lot %, subdivision Of square
40, on Rhode Island avenue, between -Four.
tenth and Fifteenth streets northwest
Also, at o'clock p. M, the north hall Of lot !,
In square 800, situated on Thirteenth street
west, between O and ID streets north.
u. II. WARNER, real.esthte broker, will sell,
this afternoon, at I O'Clock, valuable building
lots on the west side Of Tonth street, between NJ
and N streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

There arc low on exhibition at the sales.
rooms OF Mcssrs. Latimer & Cleary, corner
OF Eleventh street aud the Avenue, a SPLEEN
did collection of beautiful and unique Chi
articles In enamel, lacquer, porcelain, and
lava warci vases, nOwer.pots, urDs, tea sets,
dishes, &c. inlaid wares, mohaka, sandal,
wax, spice, satan, and other woods old
bronZes, magnificent cabinets, wrltlng-des
dressing-sascs, casltets, workboKcs, puzzles,
tricks, toys, and three pair OF the largest and
finest India China vase ever imported. These
week, and will surely attract large gather
ing OF lovers Of the beautiful and curious.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

The Ohio Republican Association met at Ma.
rlni's hall last evening, the president, Mr., i.
NJ. MeGrew, In the chair Colonel L. o. Ford
secretary.
Tho following gentlemen were elected to all
The several offices for the ensuing year: Colonel
L. U, Ford, PRESIDENT Captain William Ere.
shour, vice president; Mr.. o, II, Mckee, sscre-
tAryi Captain Robert W. Kerr, treasurer, (hfth
ro-elootoni) Judge J. =. Stllos, delegate to the
state convention, which meets at Columbus on
the 9Th Inst; Colonel II, G.. Otis, member OF
the STATE executive c0mmltteei Mr.. N. A. Gray,
member OF the State central committee.
The approaching political campaign was dis.
cussodt and much enthusiasm manifested for tho
Reuublloan cause
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

The American Tea Company, chaperoned by
Mr.. Cornwell, who some time ago nxed his head.
quarters opposite Wlllard's hotel, on Pennsyl
yania avenue, Nos. ltls aud 1920 has lust taken
the town by storm with tho magnificent display
o. line goods ho offers At tho very lowest rates.
besides tho choicest articles in the grocery line,
the company make speclaltios Of tho most select
liquors and cigars. For instance, as We can tes-
THY, their cigars tRosa Conoha) at ti4 50 and
so por hundred are superior to any offered In
this city at the figures, while tho Topaz sherry,
at I'll per dozen, Is most excellent, and worthy
the palate OF the most experienced connolIsouT.
Tho Old Grow whisky, which Is a speciality Of
shipped direct from the dlstillory, must bear the
palm OF "cornorod" or unoOrnered WHISTLES.
The energy, pluck aud vim exhibited by this
company IL worthy Of commentator and patron.
take pleasure In urging upon our people to &C.
knowledge their worth BY n liberal sustenance,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

Messrs, Green 4 Williams, the popular and
long-estAblished firm Of AuctlOneers and furnl.
establishment at the corner OF Seventh and ID
streets, by the addition Of another story and an
entire renovation Of the interior. For the pur-
pose OF menclng work on the LIST day OF May,
they announce that from this date until tho LIST
OF May they will sell their entire stock Of furnl.
ture and house. furnishing goods ct greatly re.
dueed rates. This will afford our citizens a
chance TO furnish their houses at a comparatively
small cost.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

Last night, At Gas o'clock, an alarm was
turned In from boz 81, caused by the burning out
OF tho chimney Of house at the corner OF Sew.
enth and NJ streets. Hardly had the depart.
Vices were unnecessary, when another alarm was
sounded from box 70, corner Of Sixteenth and q
streets, which proved also to be chimney burn.
Ing IL was very fortunate that the hros wero
under control, for tho high winds prevailing at
the limo might havo hamsd them Into serious
CONGREGATIONS had thoy got Roadway.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05
DYeing.
OLDEST AND LARGEST DfEIEG Al

OLDEST AND Largest DTEIEa AND sCOUR.
" INC ESTADLiNHnENr IN 1HE DISTRICT.
Establlshedl In ls3lj Highest PreHiIIm Awarded
By The Metropolitan MoehAnlca Instlfuts In 1887.
LAdlsa' Dresses, BhAwis, Olnaks, do, cleaned In
ne best W,ppar u dsarsi. uiih9qi Hoping, Vel:
twenty .fnur hours
DIes4 Goods, ShAsls, SApques, Rlbh1as, Plumss,
Nd Gloves, ao., Gents UloAha, OoA.A, Pants and
Vests dyed 10 the best manner,
Guaranteed To DO the best place 10 tho Dtstrot far
the cleaning Of Gsniisnsus 6lothinE.
kvegthlnE ApportAininE 10 tho business promptly
Goods reoslyed and returned by cypress
,.,as ' WRwHEAELEy:.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

The Pennsylvania Republican AssOciat lOn
held their seml.annual meeting last night at
Clark's Halt A. A. ShIssleT In the chair. The
following officers were chosen for tho ensuing
SIX months President, A.. A, shissleri Vice
and l.. HaTrisoni recording secretary, II. NJ
Jonesi financial secretary. John W. Thomas
treasurer, A. Transuei delegates 10 the State
Doyle, Dr.. Cathoart and j. II. Smythe, fool.
Ored) alternate, S. II. Wilson. Aiter the trans.
action Of routine business the association Ad.
iOuTlel,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

At tho regular meeting Of the Knights Of st..
Patrick, held last evening at Union League
ensuing year. Commander, Thomas Uafraheri
lstdeputy commander, James Collins; I'd deputy
commander, Maurice Fitzgerald; 81 deputy
keuallyi financial recorder, Patrick y. Tyne
almonor, James =. Nolnni herald, John u,
Tan; warden, Patrick King stAndard.besrer,
Thomas Coleman board o. governors, John
Fitzgerald, J. u. O'Connor, David Fitzgerald,
Henry NJ. q. DanAhor, aud A. Baldwin.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05
THE CITY NUMBERS.


The case Of Samuel Strong against tho Cor.
Circuit Court yesterday. strong sued tho city
for putting up some q, los numbers under q
contract, and claimed sl,5Os.3l. The mattor
was referred 70 Mcssrs r. ID. Mussey, l.. q.
Hlne and >. X. Bond, and on yesterday tho ar.
bltratOrB filed their report. They set forth that
Strong had put up y, los numbers In accordance
with contract, and had boon paid for but 3, 500,
leaving lT,3So unpaid for, which, at SIX cents
each, we're worth tl, 03s3O, To which sum they
reported him entitled. Tho report was placed
N Hla
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

Last evening, about $50 o'clock, n colored man
named John WedlOck, while crossing Al Sly.
teenth and l. streets, on his way homo, was
taken with severe pains In his left breast, and
enteron grocery store, from which he was
taken to his home, 1872 l. street, where while
bathiug his feet, no Tell 70 tho floor and was In.
stantly conveyed TO q bod. Doctors were sent
for Immediately. Mr.. u. II, Golden being near
BY was called In and kept desperation for some
time, but when Dr. SOutherland arrived Mr.. q.
Informed him that the man was dead. Coroner
Potter has been notified, and an inquest will be
held at 10 q. IN, today,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

THuRsToS's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder is tho
best Dentrlnco In usc. 1t keeps tho Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JoUvEN's InodOrOus Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior TO anything known.
THoNPsoE'B Pomado optlme Is exquisite. 1t
softens, beauties, and strengthens tho hair.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

Mrs. Mary Jane Robinson, the widow OF a
late orler OF the Criminal court Of the District,
who has been unwell for some time past, was
T. II. QuInn's house, New jersey avenue and
ID street northwest Otieer Sullivan, OF the
sanitary force, notified Coroner Potter who Wis.
tied the premises, and upon finding out tho cir
oumstanoes deemed An Inquest unnecessary, as
tho deceased died OF apOplexy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05
CITY ITEMS.

FRIrs has opened at tho corner OF Seventh
and Z street, MAY Building" 90 and sec
him. Hc has everything to please In the way
Of wines, liquors, cigars and eAtableS Ills stock
being from nrst hands Ia guaranteed to DO OF
primo quality.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

We arc informed that tho Ecumenlc Order Of
United Mechanics have public meeting this
oyoning, and invite all tho mechanics Of Wash.
ington to como 10 their meeting at Good Eel
lows Hail, on Seventh street, between @ and ID.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

The grandest and most elegant stock Of shoes
and boots has been received at O32 Seventh
street. Mr. Cummins has Just returned from
the Northern cities with such goods land bought
at reduced rates. as cannot be shown at any
other store. Let the many patrons and the
DO benefited by the patronage.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

H. II. Warner, real estate broker, has sold lot
y, subdivision Of square 4Io, improved by q
threestory brick house, on Sixth street, be.
tween q and streets, for Austin p. Brown, for
Y, bOoi lots q and II, In square 337, for y. y. Nc
Cloary, to T. J. McKoys, Tor VI, $50.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

Sealed proposals will be received by tho Board
Of Public Works until u m, March y, for rent.
Ing the nsh wharf At tho foot Of Potomac street,
!, 1871
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

Ladies' who admire correctittlDg gar
ments will be glad to know that the spring
catalogue OF the Bazaar patterns Ia now ready
for distribution at the agency, VIM. Princes
stamping rooms 1909 T street.
Boys and girls patterns 10 cents each.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

The funeral OF the late NJ. II. MARYLAND tooL
place on sunday last, and the remains were IN,
tered at Oak Hill cemetery, followed 10 theIr
ihst resting place Dy delegations from tho Grand
Lodge, Of Odd Fellows, and Reliance Lodge, OF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

DoS'T nut A TRUNK that will smash up very
easily, but get one at tho old practical manufac.
tory OF James s. TophAm 4 90, t26 Seventh
make trunks that will stand railroad usage
Thoy also have q largo assortment OF satchels
and travelling bags constantly on hand.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

SAVE YoUR MONEY. - The Freedman's
Savings Bank, Pennsylvania avenue, Oppo-
site the Treasury, pays sir per cent. interest.
Now ls the time ~ deposit. Zee avertlsG-
ment In another column.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

TINS permanent aud safe Investment Of money
for long or short time in good real estate notes
Is made speciality by II. II. Warner, real es.
tate broker, No. T2p Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

ROMAN Il Cox will open this Saturday
morning, March 2, with q new stock Of Cloth
ing for early spring wear, In their new store,
May Building, 507 Seventh STREET.
ROMAN Il Cox.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

IANLiN's WIZARD OIL cures any pain or ache
and assists nature to remove disease more
speedy than any remedy known to the scientific
world Sold BY druggists generally.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05
THE INVESTIGATION.
YEsTERoAY's PROCEEDINGS

MIR. Green Makes m ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Eldridgs DOur Want Rny More TIme
Fooled Away Moro Newspaper Men
Bkatnincd Testimony Of w. T. UeIIip.
and James x. Harvey.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

Loot WEIGHT drAb ksrsoy oyercoats, hand.
some colors, for young men, Just received. Price
fO. 0EoRaE u. HENNINu,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest.