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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

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m. ,.,,r., ,,.o,, ,,I,a aI me S,s,cs mat Ia,
Ihs eeh'tal hAlo'''''on o' 'ne ''A''' NV Us
y. ~ -, -, a.. IN, .,,,,-, v..,.,t.v.-...
Posiaiiy .tihs 0SSyontion.
W. n, snE pln A'''"s 'p'
mssVn bo'noota,s W b.i''.l''u a.. ~,
We met haIbin, ol INC Nanoea'' w 'ho f''s'
w" ~, ye. ,eIo o'en'ub o..
lne aeleoilona ~ the mute ~ NV"
on Oapltol hlll were very hney iopaerou'
The AnderaonSlllet rule has hsen e establlshed
AZ me a a. " Ahn lbo uoAi une u'ANh
Handsqine Judge loughrtdge has been nom.
mated Tor Constesf Ito was mere twice beiore.
We are 10 suHsF from Greeley taus next.
They are trimmed with lambs wool to represent
his blonde WIG.
Tho nObby barEsoper at the Imperial says
that mixed drinks arc not finished without
red raspberry.
At seemed hard Hor Hon Dick Merrlck 10 swal.
IoS 0rSelsy lie slspt ali the way coming over
from baltimore, however.
The Young Mems Republican Club held n
rousinE meeting last evening. Forty new
names we're added 10 the list Of membership.
nj w,n pam t,Ia,Ee rhtof c,srk Of ana In
terror Departmsnt uaiSr Secretary Harlan, l.
On for Uaps May.
I,,,,s. ,rt,,.,s,.s or,.. c,.,.,,t land om,.
doss Innrs hsri ,srE AMI sniSys halter bsai1,
than any other man ln town.
How'd. the genial and popular assistant door
LssncT al Ibs IinItei Statss U1uss OF Reprosen.
ISIlyes, l. on il lev DAYS fof tour in The West
Has the sudItor Of the Board Of Public Works
any superior Oficer, or Is he running the ms
chine hiinssuf
who vas that man L,B,rues vas looking fif
under cover OF daTknBss In the Twenty. second
district, on Tuesday night Mosbys guerrilla?
There IL n dangerous hola in the Seventh
street bridge over the canal endauxering life
and property, Ills someboly's fault
what a, the name Of the chief of bureau who
IA repSrted 10 have said that he wanted only
saun2 man IN Ma oflee-po one. Legged or one
armed heroes
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
AFFAIRS

EDTIt ~ 0F SES scFitnTiSEslhNTs.
Two noAS cows win DO sold by the property
clerk Of the Metropolitan police on the lth Inst
bEiiaHTFuL RustDEnCn ior rent
VIZ n, RILEY offers great reductions In tho
pgice Of dty goods.
LArtMnR \ CLHAny, auctioneers, will sell on
Thursiuy, July II, at Gao O'Clock, p. ~, lot Of
second hand buiiding material
A HousR, eiigIbly located, is wanted.
A arRoiAL convooATiON Of Lafayette X. A.
Chapter No. s will no held Saturday evening.
TVS Knights OF ST. Patrick viii meet Friday
evening. %"
I'm, HEuRY WILSON, Of London, England,
makes diseases Of the throat aud lungs spe-
cialty.
TVS Wisconsin Republican state Association
will meet this evening.
sra KriaHra OF Washington Commandery
No. !, X, T., viii meet this afternoon.
oHH HUNDRHD DoLLAR RILL has been lost.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

A m 49,
Ty,,a,., 80 -. ~. 10 4. MI.
WHO" rlo-HioSA 'o heiu IN OuIo'
ANKntcAN CORN makes the best Scotch whisky.
woNEN drive horses on the English canals.
ryor ,,o,Id ,lssn ,rau t,ks a snon,,o h.,h
before SoInS No bei. ''"' INV"
sp,sInV pE,tva ve,r thsIr bair In lane
h,siJs "'' '"o' I'M" :" ''"b
:" -,- ,,,--
1T COSTS nearly 4lO per day NJ the NhgATa
hotels.
THE law ofiurles-"Many arc called, but few
are chosen"
wutrp Pt.NxVt spIIs mr.. thu eorrs.t ,hIn,,
for gentlemen to wear at the seaside.
a AAkhiHD NohAss hoIE, according 10 the
ruling OF the courts has no legal iorce.
WALL sTRENT Ia one vast augmentation Of
TRsr 10 California 10 by many deemed sups.
riOr In attractions to q voyage TO Europe.
Iunrsrpous flanagan IanIpa svs,ays finn,
anal. al notsto bngs bsfore hTeaI6sst vs.
Tav ,ndISS N oIass Iowa bsvs a hama I'm,
IbE Allos " Osaso' io"ar hANS hoho nus
"Nnu eiuo' -,,
AHE9Ro OF Oolumbus; ga, oets w thAt no
can eat seven pounds OF beeI AZ one meal
In tho recent trial Of Du BOuTg IN Paris for
the murder Of his wife, all the bachelors on tho
Jury were challenged.
Tar pIetuTes and pIok. paehs sold In Landau.
belonging 10 the Prince Napoleon, brought
STo 900
Eyrvpnfr,rs hsvs ham msJo Al Poona in
RtitI,h IndIa' ami a wondeTfaIlS bSWeSfnI AZ,
i1fsctant has besa founI IN frSs6 raSS,Sd sofies
-, :, -, - :, -. a,
HHy." y Il W, JohhsI OF flttsnnIg, spenhs
three years 70 lhe Penitentiary LOT delraudlnK
oOhnnlnB NluON " Ns0VV'
CENTRAL PARK, New York, Il sdT acres In
area, and PhGnlN Park, Dublin, one OF the
largest city parks In the world, IL l,152 acres.
THK Cathedral of Santa MARIA dsI FIore. at
FioTense vas Commenced in i2ps. and was a nun.
brad and sixty wears in building
-. 80, M. -, ,,.,,s,,,, t.,..,-,.,
n, ~ ~ ,nSsL S,,h Sone5sSss ~ SD shnnSsni
.1 ~, ~. III aSi6nS ~ ~ t6il," ~ y
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
COLOHR" SCHOOLS.


A regular meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
Of COlOred Schools was held last evening at the
Stevens school buildingi present, MessFL Gray,
. WOTmloy and johnson. The meeting was opened
with prayer by Mr.. wOrniey.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read aud
approved.
Mr. Gray rendered his resignation as treasurer
OF the bOardJ which was not accepted.
The question Of permanent president coming
up as unfinished business, Mr.. Gray inquired
who had acted ln that capacity for the past year,
TN being Informed that MIR. johnson had, no
moved that he DO continued as such. Carried.
Applications for clerk to the board were re-
celyed IRON james u. A. SGhuremAn, George u
ter, II. 3. Grant, ID. A. Straksr and Z. L.
Thomas.
Mr.. wormley nominated Mr. Straker. MT.
Gray nominated Mr.. Schureman. MT johnson
nominated Professor Nashon.
Ansr two unsuccessful ballots, Prot NashOn
was elected.
Applications for teach rshIps were received
and placed on die from Misses Camilla Coleman
and Mary T. BOardmnni for ianitOTahlp, from
william ". Bowen, W. T. Cooke and ). Payne.
Also, one from Robert Holmes Tor engineer.
ia motion Of Mr.. johnson, MessrL Gray and
WOrmley were authorized To inquire into the
particulars concerning the electric clock In the
sumner school building.
A communication was rerelved from John y.
Cove, superintendent 1t N. y. y. missisn, mott
lying the board OF the discOntinuance Of tho
schools under their control.
A communication was received from Mr.. VIII.
Hams, contractor Tor furniture IN tho hall at
tAehed 10 the Sumner building, asking an In.
crease on prices specified Ia the contract. Laid
over.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

hIesiIsE Last Might V e-IRaRtIon OF the
Health OnireT IT, RHsHrtisa Of asneFRI
BasIRe.s.
A meatInE Of tho Board Of Health was held
last night At their rooms No. 1855 , street, Mr..
John Marbury, H., president pro frmpOrfi DR..
ID. W, Bliss, secretary.
sANtTARY CHAEOHs
DR.. Bliss, from tho sanitary police commit.
tee, recommended tho following changes IN the
sanitary Inspection bureau LIST. That Pound.
master James ". smith DO transferred to tho
position Of sanitary Inspector. ~. That a con,
tract be made with some competent person 10
conduct the pound under regulation Of the
board, and the sail party to receive tho fee col.
lected as full compensation giving him the
free use Of the pound building, and no TO pur.
chase Of and pay 10 board tho original cost Of
the horse, hRrness, and wagon used by the
p0undmaster. That he be placed upon the
records Of the board as general pOundmAster,
agreeable To the provisions Of the contract. Also
recommended the reinstatement Of s. Pliierling
as inspector, the charges made against him
being unsustalned, SO ordered
Tho total number OF vaccinations performed
At the health office since tho last report were
12e. Tho health officer reported that there had
been no new cases u smallpox brought To his no
tico since last report.
RESIGNATION ~ THE HEALTH oPRICER
The secretary (Dr. Bliss read the following:
Amer sixteen months Of aTluOna labor as
health Officer Of this board, I now tender you my
RESIGNATION Il has been my intentihn 10 re.
the new organization the system OF tho sanitary
bureau was perfected. consider that bureau
now 10 good and systemauc working order, and
therefore feel that can resign agrosAbly tony
self aud without causing Inconvenience to the
board or Injury To the public servics. In thus
offering my resignation as health Ofticer I
warmly thank those who have given me their
confidence and assisted me 10 dlsChaTginE the
Onerous duties Imposed upon me by this board.
hs All my actions have been prompted by the
that my resignation Of the office under this
board will be accepted with the same feeling
that tender II, assuring the hoard and the
Uuhlla thai IN raj h0alfh yuII
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

THE SEIZURE AND DETENTION OF the Cuban
prlvateer Pioneer At Newport on Monday night
was noticed In the REPUBLICAN, yesterday. II
appears that she vas formerlyA revenue cutter
called the Resolute, and was sold at auction on
the 10th Of February at New York TO d. W.
ferred TO OubabA What shall be done with her
Is q matter now engaging the attention Of the
State Department, and Secretary Boutwell,
awaits the decision Of that Department She Il
ognlIed by any Of the leading commercial ma
lions, and she has neither port nor nation.
allty. The Cuban cause seems 10 suffer on every
side, Illustrating the Sdage, mlsiortunes never
come slngly,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

On THE TIRsr or AuaUsr noEt the number Of
supervisors Of internal revenue must be re-
duoed from twenty. -four, the present number, 10
ton, and Commissioner Douglass has now under
confederation the manner In which the country
shall be redIstricted. II Is thought seven Of the
districts will be located east and threa west OF
the Mississippi river. II will be very diflcult
task Indeed, TO discriminate IN retainlng those
for the new districts. Each thinks his claim en-
Titled to the highest consideration.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
i PLlED 10 TAR NAVY YARDs iikpaR
TUG OodNIzkNOE 0F TIiE BURRku o.
EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.

z
Sealed ProPoslh o iaInlah MItsiias Tor no Navy
az ni S sn sS ISG; q "a % A:
ssth JgL neHt, ~ which time the proposals viii DO
Ihs prOpO..l, must be addressed TO the .uhIoi Of
paTtmSnf Ws.sis1,ea M ,anai ~ ill., nH Pc
Poa.ls for Materials for the Nav" that ihsy mAy bs
To PTsVsRi eoIJlSisI, aSd TIcIiidis a. 9ps iHy OF
Va 1a.ld'1g Iar .sgphs, az ssV''al gaTds
dor; d T"A h' Ha|s u NJ yaT'i for NhisLhs bid l.
PnSd schedules for suoh Glasses a. parls. deal In
Andlatond % hid Tor, together WITH slTIetiuS 10
ela Dr. z; 5Sias ne form, q prop9s. q gasIntss
easF. viii PsurulAhsd % such persons a. desire %
e. s Ysad a.. ssf az y. Ss ~ Of The 70
plioation 10 the bureau
sSns g@Ssts& SS ssSa 6 aHs th sop pT,
tAg sGhedalS q the other yards, for SIAminttisn
iadls vesthsI Y 4 dsqlrabo p make sppoGiiSa ioT
ne D:PsItS; RI FsssIys. " shI . 10 s6Sis
ample Hast % made % ths donnandshiS a the
q s'ssSsssss a g. lss, si4. or sFs,. yiHI.r..
aErasisisss " a. sTisiss i6sV eS.S ~ J.,si.I
Ihi s,s5-,ni2rs nue., y ssI.,asd p s ssssoi
Tue Sontrast win be sySrdsd to the person who
By law, the Nav aTinsni 6oSSSSr TSSSTViaS BE-
nsht 70 i9lsot the lowest bid, o. any which II may
Uadsr ~ B,Osi.oa. Y ne .,ceRd ssoiioa Of hs asi
s ,ggI ss.sA y l5 ~. 9sr q aHy Issa sAo
Ism titn sat D. Ttesirsd 1919
saIs.l.s n The iS anOuat will be roquIrsd 70 sEn
uhOd % lhs SAllsiASiien Of he Navy BsPaftnsnt
usSsd so% BE Soas y iSs pSSI EN- sI Ss ~ be
tracts 1hsi have been completed, sod eEhy per
Psd y he Ps %aSssS u KS he sss III u
s o. y none Z .peJiaSd b. TIE payPAstsI o.
lveTed, within ten dGs After The warrant foT Tue sams
shall have been passed b. The Secretary Of hS iTSS
Ihs elAsaSso Of this BuFsGu are numbered and dsHIE
mated a. follows
No. ., Cotton Canvas, dc.
70 Cotton Hammock, BAE and Dot stun.
No. s. dallSJ Iron.
No. !, uhAin lFsn.
V. 2, OoaklnG UtsnsilL
No. ", Tools,
No. u, Ito and Zine,
No. i, Sep aud Tallow.
No. a OIbidsS foTTOpS.
No, u, brushes.
70. ", Ship Ohandl9ry,
No. u. hiationsIS.
e p5 Goog'.
NJ. X, saS Sdf00d
No. y, Paints aud Oils.
Tue following arc the Glasses, hy the numbers, 70.
aaiFsd At the FoHpsotyS Rsy LSJdS |
No" "S' iU}IilaaIRlfgSsfBSWs.
Nos a"+"" Hs1bsiys hiS' 49, 80. a.
Nos, I, O. g. Q, a. Is, 10, 10, II, Is, ~, u, 70.
PHILADELPHIA.
No. 2. as ., u, ~ Is, 10, IL d, 10. ~, a.
Nos 4. sIa. TO- II, Z. 2, - IA.
WARRINGTON,
$4,000 Il, BIZ H. H. H. ~, a.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

AT THE northern extreme Of New York
city, few years ago, the hrm which after
ward contracted TO do the HOOsac tunnel,
ehineTy, forty feet deep, through solid rocks.
on an unOccupled lot. The great hole waS
ailerwaTd ussd ~ play house for the chill.
dren Of the neighbofhOOd, when an enter
prlslng German thought II might be made
available a. an excellent wine cellar, and
leased II at a merely nominal rent OF lis Will.
Ing owner. II has Aimee become one Of the
most famous restaurants In New York, aud
ls crowded by visitors during the hot season,
thlther by the oddly OfSthe place
aud lts cool refuge from the heat
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

Arrostir.
For everything the eplcurean taste to please
EEgs, butter, lard and most delicious cheese,
Beef, bacon, lamb, the finest kind Of mutton,
Rich hams the most fAstl1ious to glut on,
Earliest fruits, q sweet aud healthy food,
Young chickens ohlrping to be brOllod or steWed
Soda with hook, encased In Northern icei
Most kinds Of beer, home made but very nice,
All kinds Of fish, river and ocean bear,
Red In tho gIlls to show how fresh they are
Kind clerks the bright array Of goods toshoW,
Eager to sell and get the quid pro quo
To Fobrey's Market only always 20,
Corner Of Thirteenth and q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
VISIT
wAliAch's
Dollar Store,
t9i Pa. ay., below National Hotel.


UsEEUL FACTS WORM KNOWING.
THURsroH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dentrihos In use. 1t keeps the Teeth oloan
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price rs and 80 cents.
JoUvHH's InodsrOus KID Glove Cleansr ID far
superior 20 anything known, Price 70 cents.
THoHPsOH'a Pomads Optlmo Is exquisite. II
sOftena, beauties, and Strengthens tho hair.
Price IS and 80 cents.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

The New York correspondent OF the Mis-
souri, Republican, writing Of the shooting OF
Fisk, SAYS "a woman was shot the same
week In Brooklyn, and In nearly the same
place, and was taken TO Bellevue hospital.
Her wound was considered mortal, but the
Interest Is extracting bullets conferred entirely
on Col. Fisk's abdominal construction, and
they allowed the woman 10 hang on TO her
bullet, which she did, and got we'll, and can
be produced as healthy evidence against the
practice Of cutting and slRshlng 10 Hnd
piece Of lead which, In II course, may have
severed no Intestine, and will, therefore,
almost sure to-"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
Hrea.

Yesterday noon an alarm was sounded from
box -, caused by tho discovery Of IRE In the
workshop Of SummorylllO n LsitGh, on Thlr-
tseuth street, between u and ID atTeots. The
hTe department were promptly on the spot, but
their services were not needed, as tho DIRE had
been eXllnguIshed by the WoTkmen.
The alarm at $40 o'clock yesterday afternoon
was caused by tho burning OF a ROOF VI an old
shanty on Thirteen aud "a half street, between O
and D streets northwest, occupied by a cOlOrod
family. Not much loss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

TnE first summer meeting will commence
more race horses At that place on that day
than were ever before cOngTegated at any one
point In this country, as many stables from
the South and West did not come on TO Je-
rome or Monmouth Parks. The racing will
be grand. LOngiellOW and Harry BAssett are
entered for the Saratoga cup, aud there IL
every probability that Colonel Mcdaniel will
start bis horse against Longiellow, II for no
other purpose than 10 discover whether Harry
Basselt was beaten OF Monmouth Park from
want OF speed or q bad temper.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

NAVAL ORDERs, -Dstaohodi Lieut. J. 7.
Msiggs from torpedo duty at League Island;
Lieut.. R. d. Hitchcock from Newport, and or.
dsred To duty at hYdrographlo once; Paymasy
ter y. =. Thompson from the Plymouth, and or.
dered TO duty 10 the bureau Of provisions and
clothing; and First Assistant Engineer A..
MARee IRON tho OanOnlcus and ordered to spe.
elal duty In the Treasury Department.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

SENATOR CAMERON is here on business con
nsctsd with political Affairs In Psnnsylyanla.
He is exceedingly anxious that the State
should elect tho ticket nominated At Harris.
burg, and will do everything In bis power 10 as.
slst the State committee In the work. The
Presliant has not intsrfeted with the policy Of
the state leaders and does not purpose 10 m ed
die 10 the quarrel at all. He would wish that
thore Nere greater unanimlty, bot will not nm
der any consideration lend himself TO other side
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

BRIDGR BUILDER or PHILApHLPHIA, who
10 visiting this city, In Conversation with Mr..
Mullett, expressed the opinion that the giving
way Of the guy rope Of the derrick, on Tuesday,
was caused By the expansion Of the Iron lhimbls
bility, the Reduction Of the strands had boon 20
log on gradually for some days past This IL
the only plausible theory yet advanced, and an
examination OF the end OF the rope confirms II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

The lovers OF base ball will DO pleased to hear
that the Creighton and Chesapeake clubs play
to-day on the Olympic grounds, at I O'Clock.
The CreiKhlOns are the junior champions Of the
District, which honor they have held for two
seasons and as the Chesapeake club Is CON.
posed Of SOME Of the best players In this neigh.
horhOOd, and are deteTmined upon wrestling the
championship from the CrelEhtOns, a lively
EAme mhY DO eNpecLaM.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

Milburn has moved Into his now drug store
No. law Pennsylvania avenue, near Fifteenth
street. This Is one Of the fnest establishments
large and varied, and MilbuFn's soda water has
tor years enjoyed a reputation VI being the best
In town.
MARKED DOwE.-All ohevlOt suits have been
largely reduced In price. One price, In plain
nBures, 0EO. q. HERHIHd,
No, 40 Seventh street northwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

THE affection Of ex-senator Dooiittls, Of
wisconsin, to be the permanent president Of the
Baltimore convention was talked Of among
onieiaiS yesterday as most appropriate choice :.
10 fact the party name should DO changed to the
''do little party; for that IL all that has been
accomplished up to the present hour Of writing,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

The work Of placing the new water fountains
In position was begun last night by Water
Registrar Lubey, who had a large force Of
WOTkmen engaged removing the one located on
tho reservation corner Of Seventh street and
PennHylVania avenue, and IN its stead n hand.
some three basin fOuntain will be placed on the
Louisiana avenue side d this reservation. The
old one, put down by the Society for the Pre-.
yentlon Of Cruelty 10 Animals, will be repaired
and located In some other portion OF the District
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
The Railroad EEeursISR to Frederick city,

We arc compelled 10 omit this morning our
report OF the railroad excursion To Frederick,
Md, by some OF our prominent citizens last
Monday. The road being built u an important
one TO Washington, ami the report wilt DO read
with Interest. All railroad enterprises center.
ing at Washington are OF the highest concern
to our people, and this proposed road North by
Frederick City h paTtl julaTly important
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
PnIL,H.

PoLICn CouRr--Jud0s SnslL - Robert Scott,
bOiBterous talking, -. John TuIyey, Robert
Bowles and John Ellis, drunk and disorderly,
son, % daya In jail. Lands Smith, assault on
Matilda johnson, $40. James hcOullooh, as.
sault on Watt Williams, ~ and costs William
Pratt profano language, ~, Henry Banks and
Fred Hopkins assault on James W. King, 20
each. Isaac Arthur, larceny, hned eiO.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

CALIFORNIA wants the national currency.
The metallic currency Is pOnderOus and in-
eOnYenieRt. Il Ia claimed by the advocates
OF national currency, thai u currency had .
par value In California millions would have
sought investment there from Eastern capl-
tallstA.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

WI y PcHr AND DEPOr ton OE SunaIarEHCEl
MAsuIraToN, u. o., july ., ta71 I
ssAlsd prorSssls 10 dppllohla, viii b received 81
thts ONCE until " m, on the last Nowadays e. jaw,
AnFust,and stpt, mbeT iof the following siofeai
No. FiouT, Ooru Meal S0ap, He4na, Malt HnmibF.
Bacon, bfoakfast Bacon, SMOKED beef.
Amount required each mUnth, quality And anBdl.
lions. made Known By a. BEII.
iy6Bt q. r., US A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

A LUMP OF pure gold, weighing half q
pound, was recently found by negro woman
on the plantation Of Mr.. Hugh q. Nlsbet 10
Union county, N, Q. The woman was hOelng
cotton and knocked the lump over with her
hoe.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

DURING the three hundred and eighteen
yearS following the discovery Of HispanOlia
u, 500, 600, OOO worth Of gold was poured Into
European markets, An equal amount has
been sent 10 Europe since 1869.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

THH CLERKS AND NEssENouRs In the war
Department subscribed very literally yesterday
for the relief Of the family Of Henry TAyler, the
messenger who was killed on Tuesday BY the
falling Of the derrick.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

The Congressional district committee OF tho
above association Elll moOtsi his evening for the
transaction % important business, at which
II Il expected there will be a full attendance.
The als0olntion Win meet 10 morrow evening at
! o'clock at MaTinlH hall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

A LOUISVILLE DRUGGIST has been assessed
S1, 600 damages by a Jury for making a mis-
take In putting up prescription ID cOnse-
suffering.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

INSTINCT OF TURTLEs,-AudubOn, the nat
urallst, stated that ut certain places on the
coast OF Florida sea turtles, those huge, stolldr
looking reptiles on which aldermen arc fed
NJ the expense Of taXpRyers, possess an ex-
traordlnary faculty Of finding places, Work
Ing their way up out OF reach OF tlde-water
with their clippers, quite deep hole Is exca-
waited, In which batch Of eggs Is deposited
and then carefully covered up. On reaching
the water they not unfrequenuy swim three
hundred miles ont at sea, forAglng for APP
pTOpriAte food. When another batch Of eggs
are developed, after lapse Of about fourteen
days, they will return unerringly In q direct
line, even In the darkest night, aud visit the
buried eggs. Removing the sand, more are
deposited aud secured. Away they 20 again
~ before. They know lnstlnetlyely the day
and hour When the young brood, incubated
by the solar rays, will break the shell, and
are promptly At the spot 10 liberRte them
from their prison. As soon as fairly out Of
the hole the mother turtle leads them down
the bank To the waves, and there ends her pa
rental sollcltude and maternal duties.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

THOMAS J, KTSsELLA, special agent Of the
Treasury Department at New Orleans, who has
been here several days on important business,
left for New Orleans last night