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the Close sre fully 10 cents PER bushel lower on
all graz The receipts mp TO Thursday were
$1,000 SusiielS Southern. The sales Of this dc.
eeription reported ON 'Chrngs fvvt MP 20. opo
bushels rs follows:
White, 1000 l;os COS
Amber 1900 ls,S. ,.o
ked 1900 l50(alss
10. 5000 1i2(alsS
Western $3.50 lso(sl75
cen's for fair to prime rcd, for amber IFS
- WIRE us
NehLueh! 40. Us
Southern prime to choice white, lsoa 200
Amoef 1s5Esle5
5000 10 prime red l50Ga $50
Common 70 fair do. II0f, lss
CORN.-The market for Corn opened active
and strong, and prices advan sta,3 cent, per
bGsbei for all descriptions early in the week. but
it has since become dali. The rrceipts amoun.
ted TO 10000 bushels Of W hich u, 600 were W~,-
tern. Southern IS, 600 bushels white and ycllov
riy-cut to prime white &c TO ~
10. yellow 6 to ~
Al the close prsme white 10 II
And yellow ssGso
Corn new white and yellow s;is,7o
latter for very prime.
Corn on spot Is, 900 bushels a. follows:
White 1000 s.lGss
DO. yellow 500 6st669
Mixed on track 4 600 s7f. 20
Mixed in Elevator 6, 200 G.
Do on private terms 10 600
80, zoe bushels 10 arrive, Of which o. 900 we're
for November and December delivery on private
terms, 5000 within this month at O. CENTS
mixed IN Elevator 10 held today NJ sc cents bu,
there are no buyers over e5 cents 10 At that fig
sre.
OATS.-The market has faled active and
strong until within the last day or fwo, when
d1iser FEELING prevailed and the market closed
heavy, although tsere ID no chicago In priee 10
nese; The sales on Change xerr S, 80 bushels
Southern At s3G4s cents, IS 900 k.shess mixed
western COG - cents, and S, 600 DO bright do.
Al 4sts$e cents. aud 600 bushels old Western
at - cents.
kiE-Hes rsled suiet bat sse.Ay, with hghs
eceipfs, and we note sales Of 700 to coo bashels
prime.
IOBACCo.-The INSPECTIONS Of Leaf Tobacco
continue 70 fail oE, md ara corfnea now al.
sasss entirely 70 the Naryl4ad product. The
demand FOR this description 10 ae,i<e, and the
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predecessor did some eighteen hundred
years ago.
Know NOTHING WrIsox.-Mr. Henry
Wilson. Of Natick. Massachusetts,. Is ma
tive American who has sworn deep oaths
against ever permitting any foreigner to
hold Office, or even % much a vote, BE-
fore he has resided in this country TWEEN
ty-ons years. and . Puritan Of % strict .
sect that he has denied that such a ac-
knowledge the spiritual supremacy Of the
Pope-or rs he and his eoseligiouists de-
signsted him the Pspal Antichrist-are
worthy Of being admitted to the right Of
American citiscns. TO this effect he has
sworn BY the dusky Iighs Of dark lantern
dimly burning. and. ~ We have said, IL
he has ever announced his intention OF 60
ing back on any part Of his oath. We have
noe heard Of Il.
Gotp.-It is all right, say the radicals,
to pay the bondholders in gold. but wrong
to pay anything but paper 10 the soldiers.
Let rs look at it only Cor moment. The
wealthy man invested his surplus in bonds;
that word ''surplus" IS = very full one; il
means "more than abundance" The rich
man purchased bonds with the ..aban-
dance" be had over and above his s.pAn-
sy." in grecubacks. He ID to Be paid in
gold. The soldier bargained his life Cor
SIS per meath in coin. for grcenbaeks
we're not when he var began. Ills Sl3
in Paper became worth only sc so in coin.
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OF II. 1Ss2-ts.
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IL Radicals say that IN the eoid yas re-
1niFed fae the boadbclders. and ws had
ne1p q spare far the soldiers. Do the
s11lrsD thisk so9
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
SPECIAL AssEss,rENTs.

Importaat Letter % the sahIsot.
When the new government went into power
there were q large number OF approved acts
for certain Improvements In different sec
tons Of the city unexeouted, and since that
time the work has been done under the d..
rectlon Of the Board Of Public Works As
all understand the work done under the old
corporation was assessed entirely on the
property lying on the lino Of the Improve
menL while uIder the new law only one
third Of the amount Is charged the property
holders, the balance being paid out Of the
general Improvement fluid created by the
e4000, 900 loan.
Quite q controversy arose. however, some
time since as 70 whether the improvements
made BY virtue Of the old enactments, but
done under the direction Of the board, should
be charged entirely OF only Que third on the
property.
TO meet the exlgepcles Of the case, bill
was passed by the Legislative Assembly, bot
owing 10 the PECULIAR phraseology Il still loft
Il an open question: aud, As most persona re-
fused 70 pay the sum, the collector has been
engaged In preparing the list Of delinquents
for publication and sale Of the property.
In order 70 have the matter settled, tho fol-
lowing letter was yesterday sent by tho vice
president Of the Board Of Public Works.
oTror vior Pr'S gSns8 OF ryss'9 we s;1
H.sry %, Cooke, es-srsoT D, q
SlN nave the h9nor 70 Ieluesi that you
please direct the collector not IN advertise TOT
sale property for special assessments Tor paving,
sc, done under contract with the late corporation
made amer the board were appointed and c0u-
nrmed, until tho attorney for tho District has
given an opinion a. 10 the legality Of the law In
relation TO this description Of improvements
The Law passed by the Legislative Assembly
was Intended 10 cover all such cases, but think
u Il imperfect and will require TO be rcmediod,
II would be manifest injustice 10 tho parties In
terested and subject the District 10 great cost ~
advertise and sell as proposed.
Respectfully, ALnx. X. SnErHuRn,
Vice President,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
MASQUERADE PARTy.


One Of the pleasantest surprise masque-
rade parties OF the season took place Tues-
day night on Capitol Hill, at the residence OF
our old aud respected iellow-citizen, Charles
McNAnee, esq. The party was arranged by
several Of his young friends for the enllyen-
mcnt OF Charles McNamee, IT,, who has been
confined 10 bis house for long time by Ill
mesa. The costumes worn by those pTeeent
were certainly choice, beautiful, and costly.
Among the characters represented were Polin-
ski, by Miss Rose McDermott. The Polish
costume worn by her 10 this character was
the richest and handsomest In the room. II
Is needless 10 say that the mantle could not
have fallen upon shoulders that could bear II
with more case and grace than the fair lady
named.
Her sister, Miss Ella McDcrmott as the
Spanish girl attracted considerable attention,
both by the beauty Of her attire and those
bright dark eyes" that spafkled beneath her
mask. Spain might be proud TO number her
among her daughters. Miss Sarlta Brady,
modest and unassuming appeared 10 adyan-
tage In q white domino and mask. Miss
Mary sanderson, as the Greek Princess, was
clad In beautiful and rich costume which
took front rank among the many In the room.
Her sisters, Misses KATE, Agnes and Hannah,
as Spring, Autumn and Folly, respectively
lent q charming finish TO the company.
Miss Alice Gray, as the Huntress, was sim
ply bewitchlng, and seemed 10 be more
hulheu dyter than any other lu the room.
Miss Mamie French, Us the Old Fashioned
Lady, acted her part 10 perfection. Miss
Alice Ouhahan, In that poetical character of
Byron, Haidee, looked charming. Miss
Maggie Qulgley as the Roman Princess, was
Incompatible. Miss Lulu Newton made
beautiful Fairy. Mas Ella y. Hogan, "a the
Tamborlne Girl, Miss Tyseo NOJos, as the
Baby, Miss Gilbert, in domino, and Miss
Katie Pic, as Night, "a very pretty disgulse,)
lent their presence TO complete the assem-
blage Of ladies.
The gentlemen characters were as varied
II not quite rs rich Rs the ladies. Among
those present and In costume were DR.. Ford,
as The Gentleman, "a complete dlsgulse;) John
sanderson, as Don Cesar do BaEan; John y.
Murray, In domino; James Oyster, "a Nurse,
u feminine character;) j. Cook, a. Brother
Jonathan Mr.. De Mol, as Romeo, Sam. II.
Lewis, as Lawyer; Mr.. French, 40 the Col
ored Womani Mr.. Main, as Mug OF Lager,
and number Of others whose names and
characters our reporter did not learn.
Mrs. MeNamee, the hostess, as the Caterer,
at midnight Invited the assemblAge 10 a
tempting supper, and II Ia but doing her ius-
tlce 10 say that her character, In which she
was perfect, las shown by the table, elected
universal commendatlon. Pistorla's band
furnished the music, which was In keeping
with everything else, and 10 whose stralns
light feet and merry hearts kept time TIL
the small hours OF the morning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
AMUsEsrENTs.


'srhs hes oaestiss."
Rev. DIR. Boynton will deliver a lecture on
the above-named subject at the Assembly
church, corner Of and Fifth streets north
west tomorrow evening. DR.. Boyntou, as
Is generally known, being opposed to the
woman suffrage movement an able and Inter
csting lecture may be expected.
National Theatre.
Another large audience oiled the audilo-
rum OF the National last evening TO witness
our Maggie, as Lorle, In the play Of that
title. Tbs pIece differs somewhat In dramati-
zation from that Of "Fanchon" or "Little
Barefoot" still the character Of Lorle that
Of q peasant girl, Is after the sane pattern.
Mrs. Mitchell sustained the part OF Lorle
with that naturalness that chsractorizes all
her representations, and which was heartily
appreciated by the audience. Il would be
well for those desiring to attend the theatre
to reserve their seats beforehand, aud thus
10 certain OF having them, otherwise they
may have lIobson's choice. Tonight "DiaTlc,
or the Pearl Of Savoy" will be given.
Conyent life.
Miss Edith oGormAn will lecture, at Lin-
coin Hall, on Wednesday evening next on
Life in Convent" sh claims to be an
escaped nun, aud doubtless, a certain class Of
people will be anxious to hear what she has
to say regarding the mysteries Of convent
life
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
GEORGETOWN APFIIUS

TuE river continues to remain firmly closed
aud all navigation has ceased.
THB business men along Water Fticot will
attend the formal opening NJ the new Corn
Exchange NJ Alexandria to-day.
TuE Brihge-strect improvements continue
al standstill In consequence ui tho cold
weather.
THIS total number Of barrels Of -four In
spcctud by d. McCaun during tho month Of
January were 6,05J, of different grades.
The Rrst Of the weekly series Of prayer
nicctings, under the auspices Of the Young
Nieu's Christian Association, was held last
night at the Lutheran church, corner Of High
ADD Congress streets.
"A COMMUNICATION has been received from
tic AnalOstln boat club, by the POtOmacs,
proposing that they join IN tho grand iutui'
national regatta On the Potomac next rum
MGR. A special meeting has been called BY
the POiumacs To consider the proposition.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

valentine ~ Tatsapauahs unn.
AZ rule, masquerade balls possess pecu-
liar attraction for all persons, provided they
have an appreciation Of the fudcrous, the
unique, or The poetic. For the straight and
even they have q charm, and for those who
vow they can't dance they afford an I'M
@ .unIed charm TO show how far the assertion
Il true for we all know that dancing, COM
pared with jOlllly, Is but u slight matter at
maiquorades. ltwasut surprising, then, that
Masonic hall last evening, was allied with
happy people anxious 10 show the high es-
TEEN In which Mcssrs. Valentine 4 Tatsa-
paugh were held.
The hall was quito tastefully decorated with
naSs Of different nations, which, with the
my, rich and fanclful costumes, made q
beautiful and humorous picture. Mr.. Harry
Dunuhue, well known as a cOstumer OF taste,
showed on this occasion bis ability 10 dress a
REGIMENT, and do II IN a style 10 Keeping with
his reputation. The programme was arranged
with tho view Of presenting the most attract
I've features that had been enlisted To make
the affair enjoyable. Among the more prom
nept characters were the fOllowlngi
Lunor, Miss Mary McKonncyi Flower Gill,
Mics Annie llydUf; Fire Fly, Miss CLARK,
Mexican Tnm6urino Girl, Miss Lemon; bro
nlos, Mcssrs. Praul aud Thomas; Aurora, Mt.
N. Naontlnc; Grrulau Lady, Miss Murcland;
CrOcnyinn aud Joan uf Arc, Misses Phipps,
ClodochC, Mrtsrs. Valentine, Frazier, Phipps
" Co; MCphlstuphelts, q. j. Began; Era
DiayulD G.. NJ. Robinson; OTulnl Mr.. llaz,
zurd; Turkish Lady Mis- llazlardi Jolly
pcddier, II. J. lladlGy; Emerald Queen, Miss
Howard; Mariana aud Scotch, the Misses
VmuollD; RDmct, Mr.. Woodward; Alsatiip
Peasant Miss Woodwurdi Old Man, II. J,
Robinson.
Professor PistoIlo furnished tho music,
which was excellent, and consisted Of ilyOritt
and appropriate airs. TIcsupprr was served
by l.. Woodbury. IS Co., beginning Ut II 4. M
aud continuing uutn 2 o'clock u. ~. At ,
latc--Or early hour tue gay thr1ng dis
porsed, delighted doubtless With tho CyO
ning's amusement.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

Yesterday, owing 10 the almost cnllfo ex.
haustlOn of tho late appropriation, nearly tho
entire forCo Of mechanics employed at the
Washington arsenal were discharged. DUST
At this season OF the year this comes In the
shape Of an actual calamity, as the men thus
thrown out Of employmsnL although skilled
In their respective trades, will 1nd IL almost
impossible 10 obtain employment In private
workshops 10 this vicinity. II Ia true the
stock Of ammunition on hand Is large enough
for all possible contingencies but there arc
other ways In which mechanics can be cm-
ployed.
For instance, oil the storehouscs and other
buildings destroyed by the late explosion will
have TO 10 rebuilt Another thing which can
be done here is the building OF Iron gun-car-
TiAges, instead OF the wooden ones now In
use. For either Of these purposes an appro.
priatlou might be made, which would con-
tlnue In work the present force at least ono
year longer. The buildings are nesded 10
keep up the standard Of the arsenal, and the
fact that the carriages eau be built here as
cheap aud well as elsewhere should induce
the proper officials to make move toward
securing an appropriation.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

This loathesOme disease not only appears
TO be on the Increase, but Instead of being
confined 10 one section OF the city cases have
been reported In different localities, showing
that 1t Is getting well scattered around. II is
true that the number OF cases are email, nine
new ones being reported yesterday, from
which, unless great care Is taken, others will
spring. The Inspector general Is very active
In having all cases removed to the hospital
~ soon as they come to his knowledge, and
says that the cases would be sooner reached
were the physicians 10 report them promptly
on coming 10 their knowledge, and not leave
the officers OF the board to discover them AS
best they might. Complaint Is also made
from the inmates at the hospital that they DO
not receive proper treatment, and that the
quarters furnished are very poor, totally In
adequate TO the wants and comfort Of the
patients. inner present circumstances the
hospital cannot be much improved upon, but
II Is proposed 10 commence work on the new
one At as early date as possible. The prOpO-
sails will be opened by the Board Of Public
Works on Saturday next, and the successful
bidder will be required 10 complete his con-
tract within thirty days.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

A gfONl from an antl-tObacConlst comes
coucled In the following words "FOrbear-
aDee ceases 70 be a virtue" In witnessing
filthy habits OF people, more particularly that
OF tobacco-chewers, while visiting the Capitol
buildlng. Many persons while there seem TO
think II one OF their "lnalienable rights" to
besmeAr and bespatter stone, marble and tile
noors, richest carpets, frescoed walls, marble
pillars, ratings and even the statuAry or any
Thing else within the reach OF the 'lrre-
presslble' squirt gun In this most disgusting
aud illthy practice. Gentlemen who use the
weed" should take notice aud pay heed to
the above
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

Hatel Arrivals Yesterday.
y. W. Banks and wife, N. VT d. Richards
aud wife, N. H.; Prof FOrsyth, ". $. NJ. A.,
West Point; Hon. john w. Wallace, PhllAdel-
phlai Hon. samuel II. berry, Nd, and II. J.
ShaW, Montreal, arc at the National.
Hon. J. W. Ashley and Hon. Charles 7. s.
Clair, Va; Col. T. NJ. Ierger and Dol A, W.
Spates, Baltimore, are Mt the st. james.
Hon. A. r. Carpenter, W. Val NJ. L. stephen.
con, ATk.i Hon. l.. ID. Campbell, Ohio; J.
Adams, Boston, and Geo, W. Hall, Philadelphia,
are at the Metropolitan.
John 4. Talmage, J. NJ. Morris, J. A, Eche-
yeTria, Miguel Aldamn, Ramon Oorredey, ]. NJ.
Mertre, A. J. Todd, John w, Chairman, N. Y;
Goo. W. Rea, st. louis; Il. whitney, John T.
Earl, New Haven; W. X. Morrison, I'LL Josiah
Caldwell, Boston; W. i. Marsh, Springfield,
Mass; Marshall Jewell, Hartford, Henry Wells,
Aurora; y. NJ, dove, Boston; II, q, Ramsey,
Buffalo; and James n. whitney, Rochester, are
at tho Arlington,
Waiter p, Warren, Troy, N. Y, and Rev. @.
l., Loche, Bristol, II. l., arc al WOrmley's.
u. A. Wood, Philadelphia Edwin Reynolds.
Prnyldenoei Frank II. Clark, 81 Paul, Mimi
5, |, Reeves, W. II, Reeves aud q. X. Justice,
Philadelphia; ID. Sapborn, N. VI II. w.
John, N. r.; y. Cook, New Orleansi q. W,
Barkenrldgo, San Antonio, Texas; II. ID. Win
sur, Detroit; NJ. NJ. Clagett, st. Joseph, Moi
DOL. y. PackmAn, Penn; Charles y. Jenkins,
Chicago J y, II, King, Staten Island; q. W.
Ford, Rockford, Ill; Y. y. Collins, Texas, and
Royal L. Mack, Rochester, N. u, are at the
Imperial hotel. .... .....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

Mcssrs. Welcker 4 Hagerty. whose ostab-
known, have Just purchased the cigar store
and sample-room Of Mr.. 7. kayanaugh, On
Pennsylvania avenue, near Sixth street, aud
will hereafter run II as u branch house, under
the charge Of Mr.. Frank k0yanaugh. The
same brands Of liquors and cigars which have
made the original house so popular will be
furnished at tho branch, and Il will necessa.
rily secure the patronage OF all who have Oc-
casiOn 70 visit that section OF the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

The New York Republican Association will
give another Of their pleasant receptions at
Masonic Temple Tomorrow evening. Those
fortunate enough 10 be present at the last
one will remember the pleasures enjoyed on
that occasion, aud ere this have determined
to come again tonight. While all entertain
ments OF the State associations are we'll at
tended, New York generally leads the van In
the bTllllancy Of their assemblagc.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

A telegram was received yesterday at the
Internal Revenue bureau from the assessor OF
the First Texas district who was at Austin,
In which he says that special assistant as
SCISSOR w. Coyle Baylys died very suddenly on
the 25th Of January, ut Corslcanna. As this
neighborhood Is known to be flledwlIh peo-
Washingtonlan, and nephew Of John y.
Coyle. His parents have been notified Of his
death, and full particulars are expected by
mail this week
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

The inspector general reports no new arrl-
walls Of marine products since our last report.
What few oysters remain on hand are selling
rapidly. Market Arm. Condemned two bush
ella Of oysters Mt restaurant ON Pennsylyh-
nia avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

In accordance with the announcement In
yesterdays Issue, a meeting Of tho carnival
committee was held at the National Metro
polllan bank yesterday, but owing to the
unavoidable absence Of several Of the mem
hers, who take q deep interest In the AFFAIR,
aud at their request, II was agreed not 10
transact any buiiness.
After quite au Int rchange Of opinion, u
was agreed 10 meet Mt the same time and
place to-day, when all who received notices
arc expected TO be present.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

Yesterday afternoon about $50 o'clock
three boys, named Henry Dorsey, Julian
Smith and Percy Alexander, son Of Col q.
from Easbys ship-yard towards the Long
bridge, and when within eighty feet OF that
structure the latter broke through the Ice
and before assistance could be rendered was
drowned. John Connesslr and his partners
employed on the bridge, recovered the body
about o'clock, and word was sent to Col.
conveyed TO his home, on Ninth street and
Massachusetts avenue. Coroner Potter was
notified, but did not deem au Inquest neces-
sAry.
The youth who was thus suddenly ushercd
out OF existence was bright and promising
boy, and his parents have the sympathy OF
all who know them In their sudden bereaye-
menL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

The Southern Republican association, the
membership Of which, as the name would
seem TO indicate, Is composed Of citizens OF
the Southern States resident here, will give
q sociable here on Friday (tO-mOTow) even
Ing at Masoulc ball, which II Is expected will
prove very enjoyable. Attention Is called to
the Advertisement In another column.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

W. T.. WALL 4 90. win commence at 10
O'Clock, a. m, and again at $50 O'Clock, y. m,
the dosing out sale Of S. ooldsteiu 4 10, 2Oo
Four.and-a half street, Of an assortment Of gold
and silver watches, jOwelry, &C,
Also, at II o'clock, q. m, al their auction
rooms. large lot Of groceries, liquors, shelf
voOda &C
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

The annual meeting Of the Washington
city orphan asylum viii DO held In tho Me-
tropollIan Methodist church. corner OF Four
and a-half and c streets, this evening, To
which the public are cordially invited. Ablo
speakers will be In attendance, who will adj
dress the needing
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

FIOyed Stevenson, alias Stewart, who was
arrested on Tuesday upon the charge Of set
ting fire 10 q mattress 10 room Of the Amer
lean house, on Seventh street, near Pennsyl-
Vania avenue, was yesterday sent to Jail by
Judge Smell, TO await the action Of the grand
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

Of the smouut outstanding tsnhtAgsd in the mum
bera - AboTa) alAteen mll0n (tld 001l dollars
Coupon Honds and four million u l0o0OO0) doEs arr
nsHiatoruh bondz
Ooupon Bohds Of the Apt Of FoJrukIy e6, l0l, wera
hiuod 10 four dlutlnet series Hands Of tho hr- sorss
TALL Of which have beon previously oailed for redsu
toni DO not bear tho hoFios designation than.
Whila those Of The SECOND, third and fourth safiua
are distiaatiy marked on tho taca 81 the b0aia.
United States securities fof sarhed for redemption
Shoald 30 Addfossssd ~ toe "L1As DIVISION" Soc.
rotaryis Once, and al Registered h1nds should DO
ls5ped to the seoretA Of the Treasury Tor iodsmp'
The bonds specified 10 thu notice Of Dsoe nibor
will be PAID upon personalities, toneheI With Al In
teIos. doe, ,,,o.,,. GEO >. BOUTWELL,