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The national Republican., 1862-05-13
Accident.

VIM. q. W. white. In paveine down Seventh
street with u one horse Jersey wagon, ran into
the buggy belonging 10 Dr.. Nay which was
standing near the intersection Of D and Seventh
streets. and not stopping in his course, he no,
horse attached 10 the same, in whioh the ane
animal was severely cut In the leg, and the
buggy considerably damaged. DR.. May says
he would not have taken $500 for the mare, and
that she 10 completely ruined The tendon Of
almost worthless. DR.. Mays colored man was
In the buggy ~ the tme, but jumped out and
saved himself. Mr.. White had lady and child
In his vehicle, aud did not atop To see what
mischief had been done by the oollision.
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NJ q T 1 Q E.

Nj ~ ~
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until III,
'27th day of May, 1862 At Is O'Clock m, for supply
ing the United States Subristenoe Department will
1000 head Of BEEF CATTLE on the HOOF
The cattle to be delivered at Washington city and
each animal TO average 300 pounds gross weight
no snimal admitted which weighs less than ] ,0Ot
pounds, gross Heifer and Bulls not wanted.
The Cattle to be delivered at such times and In
such quantities a. the Government may require.
The frst delivery Of Cattle to be made on the 10th
Of June, 1891, or as soon thereafter ~ Goverpmen
may require.
required.
Government reserves to itself the right to pay IL
Treasury notes, or other Government funds.
No bid will be entertained when put In by con
tract 70 who have previously failed to comply viii
their contracts or where the bidder Is not present
respond to his DID, and all bids to be accompanied b,
The names Of arms should bs stated in full, with
the precise address Of all the members Of the firm
Bids 10 be directed to MAJOR A. BECkWITH, G
s U. s. A., Washington, d. c
Form Of Guarantee.
Ws,-, Of the county Of -, and State Of
and -, Of the county H., and State Of, dc
hereby guarantee that - Is able 10 fulfil contract
10 &C c,ordaLce with the terms Of his proposition and
that, should his proposition be accepted he will ai
onoe eater into contract In accordance herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him we are pre-
pared to become his securities.
This guarantee must be appended to each bid.
NV I'D
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Ahaco NJ iaG ala axss.

seconded from this county and sought refuge IL
the District OF ColumbiS since the passage o
the emancipation bill. II 10 also reported tha,
several gentlemen from this county, Messrs
Thomas Davidson, James lglehart, Fayetts
Ban snd william lam hscxa went 70 WaS,hingtoI
deputy provost marshal that he d Id not think
that the fugitive slave law had any application
to the District of Columbia, but that that ques
tion would be decided on the return of the Pres
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CHEAP HEWsPAPER AND PERlODl.
" CAL STORE.
JOHN c. PARKER

Hsviug permanently established his place Of bust
ness at No 37s street opposite the Patent Office
receives daily oil the New York, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore pspsrs, mmedistely on their arrival and
has reduced the price to THREE Cents per copy.
The. New York Herald, Times, Tribune, and
World are ready for delivery. At q o'oook, T.; NJ.
Sheet At o'clock, A. NJ and the Philadelphia Press
and IN luirer ct 10 O'Clock A. M. The trade will be
supplied with the above papers on the most liberal
oeivs attention, must be accompanied with the
money. =.
The New York papers are furnished and delivered
to subscribers for SO cents per month
From his long experience 10 the newspaper busi.
ness he promises to give entire satisfaction to all
who order from him.
All the n aga zines, Potorials, and new Novels re
ceivtd Is soon rs Published, which he sells at the
lowest rates, "
morning at o'clock my 12-lm
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ac Relics.

A jolly old tar was engaged, yesterday, on
the corner of Four.and.a street and Penn.
sylyxnis avenue, In selling Portions of this OK.
y large crowd, and the wooden relics we're
rapidly disappearing, while the fist full Of dol
lars which the sailor jingled In the faces Of his
customers gave indication that the widow for
whose bensht the articles wore sold would reap
A GOLDEN haryeat
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. D T I q n

The Propristors Of GLYMONT takes pleasure In
informing the citizens Of Washington, Georgetown
and AleIandria, that this favoriie place Of resort
on and alter the lat day of June, 1851 For further
parti,ulArs apply, u street, next door to Brown's
Restaurant, corner Of Thirteenth street and Penn.
sylvania avenue. ..
Any person wishing TO buy 4 lucrative business
oan also b. ssoom vodsted by making application st
Wv ''''' JONES 4 MILLER,
may ls-lns Proprietou.
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CURGKON GEHERAL'B OFFICE,
. Warrington, May 10, i862.


An Army Medical Board will assemble in Wash
ington D. c. on the lot Of june next, for the exam
instioa of applicants for admission Into the Medical
Corps Of the Army. In addition to the ordinary re
quifements Of moral charsc medical and surgioa
knowledge, go,d academic education, and sound
physical condition, the applicants must be familiar
with the principles o. hygiene and the condition.
necessary to the health Of the troops In hospitals
camps, and transports
ARplic,tions must b addressed 70 the Secretary
the rssidence Of the applicant, and the date and
place of his birth. They must also be accompanied
references will receive no sttsntion BY respectable
testimonials Of bis po.sessio the moral and
sponsbe station, and for performing ably the ardu
Gus and active duties Of An officer Of the Medical
STAFF.
Applicants must be between tUeay one and toeniy
eiqh years ofsge.
No aliowsuce 10 made for the expenses Of personi
undergoing these examinations, q they are ipdis
psnssble prerequisites to appointment; but thoss
who are approved and receive appointments will b<
entitled to transportati,n n on obeylng their nrs
order.
there arc now, and soon will occur, several vsosn
CTS In the Aedical STAT. may 12-stif
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CTRAYED OR HTOLwN.-From Circle Hos
> pital three COWS-One Buffalo Cow white, with
red spots !, and one red spotted white Cow also,
one horned Cow. red, with come whis suppo' ed
to have strayed west or rorth Of Georgetown. A
suitable reward will be given for any Information
concerning them. may l2-3ts
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lust LOOK AT TFIa!-wHO 49,
u WANTS A PLEASANT HOMEs-The !iJ
uIdertigned ofrep for SALE or RENT his sii

lust LOOK AT TFIa!-wHO r 49,
u WANTS A PLEASANT HOMES-The IN
Ut dersgned oGer for SALE or RENT hi, iii
place known IS GROVE COTTAGE, 10 the rural
illage Of Falls Church, Fairfax county, Virginia
II Ia oa the Alexandria ard Leesburg turnpike, and
within . few minutes walk Of the depot on the al
exandris, Loudoun and Hampshire railroad, about
miles from Georgetown, Q or from washington,
and from Alexandria.
The place contains some ten of choice land,
In goJd cultivation, with meadow, pasture, plow
land, and garden, In good proportions Also, sbout
sixty bearing peaoh trees variety Of young apple,
apricot, pear, pium cherry, and qunce trees also,
gooseberries, raspberries Strawberries, currants
and asparagus; besides any amount Of ornamental
shrubbery and flowers.
Grove Cottage stands In . beautiful grove OF oak
and chestnut, with some evergreens, and b oonve
nent in every respect, and In good condition; has
first rate cellar and we'll Of good water BY the
door also, fne spring In the pasture.
Convenient to the house Is large carriage barn
sts bles, yard, shed, and all necessary outbudngs
Possession can be given Immediately.
II. W. READ,
First Comptroer's Once,
Treasury Department
| mys-u or at az Ninth street
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~ brakes Plantation Bitters.-s. +.
1880. Kit invigorates, strengthens and purihes
the system; is perfect appetizsr, and the most
agreeable and tdectual tonic In the world. 1t is
composed Of the celebrated Calisaya bark, roots,
hsrbs and pure st. Croix rum. Particularly
Weakness and is Just the thing for the changes Of
seasons Sold BY all srocers, drusgists, hotels, and
saloons. p. H. DRAKE Co,
api-3m 2o9 Broadway, N. Y.
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shoosfns A6a,r.

CSptain W. O'Brien was shot by his brother.
in.law, e. N. McQuillan, In the drinking saloon
Of the National Hotel, on Saturday night. The
shot entered the arm Of Captain O'Brien, and
II IL thought the arm will have TO be amputated.
AcQuillan has been arrested. The case has not
yet been tried.
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~ THE FINEST STOCK OF CLOTHING IN
me iited States rs now offered ut less than whole
ale hoe at No. %s0 Seventh street, opposite Post
OHo BY j. W. KEEP,
Formally over Calls Jswsly Store.
ueJ Se-dsn a
The national Republican., 1862-05-13

ANspscisl Sotise.-On and after Tuesday
April l. 1852, tho trains on the Baltimore and 0hic
RAILROAD will commence running daily, Sunday
exosptedJ leaving taiS Station At 7.to q m, and
connecting at washinstoo Junction with Mai
Train for all parts Of the West aa Wheeling Of
Parkersburg Through tickets sold and baggage
checked. ". p. SMITH,
M Of Transportstioa B. o. 4. r.
ap1-du tBtar Globel
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0utragsous-A Ce. cred Wsnan shst b.
AYistg kidnAppers.

Last Sunday morning, about six O'Clock, n
oolored man, with . GIRL, about Is ysaIs OF
go, supposed TO be his daughter, were coming
70 this city from Prince Georges county, hav.
Ing passes ffom thsir MASTER, giving them per.
church. When near the county line, thsy we're
stopped By portion Of gang Of kidnappsrs
who iniest that locality. They refused 10 20
back withIhem, " they required; and escaping
from the kids" started % run, when one Of
Arundel county, deliberately shot the girl. The
ball tooA efect 10 her head, and she q not or.
Peoted to live. This occurred In this District,
near tho county line, not far from Bsnnings's
girl is owned BY man named Wilson, WHO lives
IN Prince Georges county, near Blsdensburs.
How long, o, Lord! how long shall these things
he ~
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ParaonAl.

Gov. Dennisop, Of Ohio, has returned from
Fortress Monroe, and 10 stopping ut Willsrd's.
Captain Malcon and Captain Grant, Of Mon.
amongst the arrivals At Wizards yesterday.
Gov. Greiner, Of New Mexico, arrived lSst
evening" and 10 at the National.
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Y. M. G Association.

very interesting snniversary meeting OF
thls excellent institution WAS held last night, al
the hall Of the association. We have prepared
quite An elaborate report of the proceedings,
but owing to the crowded state Of our columns
II could not appear this morning. We shall
publish II Tomorrow.
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DUBLyC sALE.-The subscriber will sell, on
| THURSDAY, the 18th day Of May, two fields
Of RIVE, on the ground, one large Four horse Wagou
one Two horse Wagon one Lisht Wagon two Dou.
bic horse Carriages, both second hand one is q large
Barouche Carriage, one Carriage Horse, Pair OF
Mules, one Ok cart, one Mare and Colt yoke OF
Oxen, six Mich Cows one pair of Steers, fne lot
Of Woodland, will be offered for sale Fifty cords
Of Wood will be sold for cash there may be other
articles offered for sale.
A credit Of four months will be given on all sums
above Twenty DollaS, with two approved securi
ties, payable at the Bank Of Washington. Twenty
dollars and urder the cash will be required on the
day Of sale. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
s.B. SCAGGS.
Near Bennings bridge, Eastern Branch. d, G.
AT the same time will offer for sale about u
acres Of Land, with Dwelling House on the rame
The term, Of sale will be made known At the sale.
my 9-3ts
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Throwlng BAlls

man, was severely injured yesterday, about
noon. by a ball thrown by some careless boys
attending school near Mr.. US residence.
Such conduct Ia reprehensible, and ought 10 bs
discontinued.
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k.scativs NJ : ) slon eroaads.

10 our Sunday walks through these really
pleasant and admirably kept grounds. we have
on very many occasions been panied BY wit.
Messing the ruthlsas and wholesale plupdering OF
flowers BY ladies ~ and children. When remon.
strated with In the poitest manner possible, by
the almost ubiquitous and genuemanly watch
man, Mr.. Vernon, they impudently repudiate
his right to disturb them, 1.-THE soyereigns," ;" In
stealing; and In two instances, whore Mr.. V.
saw u lady (what msnomer often n0w-a.dAys!)
clear y tulip parterre Of its blossoms. She, on
being requested to give them up, stoutly denied
Tin which her husband sustained her) that she
had oulled them from the bed In question or
from any part OF the grounds she ~ had got
them from friend outside of ofthem." 1t IL quite
impossible for Mr.. ", single handed, tO control
the dstsrmined.to steal flower element which
flows into them on Sundays; and accordingly,
tho Commissioner Of Public Buildings-as has
heretofore been the practice OF his predec
should specially detail q couple OF active,
sharp eyed, extra watchmen for that day. Un.
less this ia promptly done, all the flowers, which
60 60 very far 10 besutify the scene, and TO
afford 30 0Ontemplative and soul giving pleas.
ure TO thousands, will assuredly be torn up,
root and branch. Notices, warning all and sun.
dry persons against destroying the plants,
ought to be stuck up. .,.
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visit 70 the Insane Asylum,

The Secretary Of the Interior, Mayor wallack
and Commissioner French, accompanied BY
Senators Foote, Grimes and Morrill,. visited the
Insane. Asylum on Sunday afternoon last. After
thoy were conducted by the gentlemsDly
superintendent, DR.. Nichols, through the build.
ing, the stables, washing establishment, 30.
The Senstors,'tt 10 understood, enjoyed their
visit very much, and expressed their unbound.
ed appreciation Of the manner In which every
part Of the vast establishment WAS conducted,
and the perfect neatless and order OF every
thing connected with II. Dr.. Nichols combines
with his excellent medical and moral qualihca'
tions for the plsoe hs occupies, great meohan-
icsl ingenuity, enabling him 70 oontrive suoh
improvements about the establishment a. add
much comfort, convenience and cleanliness to
II, and far more than ordinary facility OF taking
care Of than would otherwise exist.
This vast establishment has grown up under
Dr.. Nicholas supervision. and for economy,
adaptation, nestness, order, and above all. the
happiness OF every patient committed to the
Doctors chsrgs, Il cannot be surpassed; and
no one possessed Of christian feelings can visit
II without imploring upon the head Of Its
worthy superintendent the best of Heavens
blessings. -
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Psdal Excrssences.

Coris, Bunions, Calosi'iss, Club and Inverted
treated suocesiuliy by Dr.. q. WHITE. surgeon
Chiropodist, tfioe between Four and . half and
Sixth streets, Lane and fuckers Building, Pennsyl
yAnia avenue Operations are performed In . few
minutes and the relief u 20 instantaneous that The
patient osn slways walk immediately after the oper
alton without the least Inconvenience Ne charge
for consultation Ladies' and gentlemen attended, Al
their residences when desired my3
The national Republican., 1862-05-13

CANTERBURY HALL
Louisisna Avenue, near sixth street.
CROWDED TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY,
with an audience
CULTIVATED, CRITICAL, AND REFINED.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE
MUSICAL CONVENTION
OF ARTISTS.
A New Programme Tonight!
THE rRI.A \. DONNA
Our Italian Opera.
ABRAHAMs BRIGADE.
LA BAYADERA, ...
the GIPSEY'S LAY!
The celebrated Comedy entitled
The Secret.
In which HARRY RICE will appear ~ the
MsCHIEvOUs MGGER.
N6100 Julie Mortimer,
The Ideslization Of Melody and Beauty--The
Warrington Pet.
HARRY RICE,
The Celebrated Ethiopian Author and Actor.
N6i00 N61lldo EOwler,
BY far the most beautiful and accomplished Dan
seuse on the American sage.
nGiss IdA Duval.
The operate Sonsstress
MISS FRANK LA FOLLE,
TIE Accomplished Dsnscuse
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
embrsces the following beautiful ladies:
Mis- JULIA RICHMOND,
Miss LIZZIE FRANCIS,
Miss LILLY BRANDON,
Miss FRANK SECOR
Dick FAr1kOr,
VIII b on hand In new Negro Acts and Banjo Solos
WILLIAM WORRlLL,
The Song and Dance Negro:
THE GREAT COMPILATION CHORUS,
And . splendid bill, In which the entire company
will appear
Doors open at7A Performance at 50 O'Clock.
Admission 70 oenp Orchestra ohairs 80 cents
Matinses Wednesday and Saturday,
For Ladies and Children, when . number Of valus
BILE presents will be given awAy-0ne
. e2B Silver Cake Basket,
~ Admission Ladies, 20 cents; Children 10 cents
Doors open at O'Clock performances commence
Mm HcNickls, Exchange Hotel, received a s2t
Silver Gaze Basket Saturday, May 10th.
may IL (btarl
The national Republican., 1862-05-13

Two INVENTORS And PAYEHTEEs.
nUNN k CO., propPistors q the SsSenttAs
American, and agents for proeurtns Ausrieaa aad
"A y II N y -,
Wyh Siztaen Years Mpsrisnos N ls Bs.ssmsss.
Refer TO Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt
don. W. D. Bishop, x-Conminionsrs Of Patsnh.
nd 70 more than hfteen thousand inventors who
have had business doAs through Mann Co.'S Pst
sat Agency.
Psnphlst Of advios ssnt ffss BY nall
aail.
10 charge for eonssltstios, orAny o. BY aail.
Preliminary Examination In United Seates Pstsv
Jhoe, -.
O6Aces, No. q Park Row, New YORK.; Washingtos
Iornsr Of and Seventh Streets opposite Tie Pstsn'
,tAoo, mar Il-suif
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il,C.sPTSEWH0:aII
70 Al ~axt1sers.
,hsu,,ssls,p,Ss q

o-.ns - ,heqs.as sspiSs OF G.sl.psb
kona ne frru,s,oh Jun,s tho aostang pcpssa.
Hon every day ,hendes thA,sres uup,bsr ssI we'd
N yseplsr aunyrres." adyrr';aera viii taks
rn,a n"rnyd,nSit ErT.l lt.FE4 rTsfr
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whitsh .rst. 40. 43A Penn. Avenue.

Whitshar No. A3A Penn. Avenue,
IL selling original oariss do ptsis photographs
Of Generals SCOTT, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Fre.
mont, Butler, aid others. Our likeness 0i
Mcclellan IN the latest published, and Ia con.
sidered the best In existence. Bee our photo.
grabs In oil and water Oolors. Also portraits Of
distinguished mon. Attention OF military men
10 called to our full length lattertypes. for send
ing by mail. dac II
The national Republican., 1862-05-13

ISvERYBODY'S ATTENTION is CALLED
r 70 our new stock Of Spring Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, At No. 900 Seventh
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Circuit OouFs,
OIA

oIA . ...GE..1
Sp, Sstt5 s sGd % ssrriSi o. tSs Ssssk. = ~ D'o-
~: s1s r1:: X: Sss ~. ,S Sso.
0rns, Hsnly, 3. Hsiksf, H4win Kfaass, John
Cooley Comtort u -Whitussey, zAAoek VII.
lisms, John EsNsaie, Edward Dsebls, William
U. Flood, George L Sheriff, Adam 0addis, Jas.
Rhodes, John A. Stewart, Jsmes Dobbin, thos.
=; Jacobs, Henry ": RILEY; Charles r: Wood.
sious.a, Tsrrsscs Drury, Henry Lylss, Andrew
M, The. .qosrt was occupied with case Of 70.
'plevin, yaoeb end Peter Boltx %. Ammon Green.
NJ. Stone for plaantin, and Bradley and Bradley
,aJ Jounotion Of Ms! Carlisle, Mr.. Lewis schsds,
1member Of the bar 0f the State OF lows, VA
admitted 10 this court.
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nv GMME. q WILLIAMs, A.esio..sr..
ERTf. By virtue Of q deed Of trust, made and ex
eouted on the I'D day Of Meroh, 1880, ov Alfred
Day, TO the suoecriber, and duly recorded in Liber
g. No. 1871, folios as q sg., one Of th. land rs-
umbia H. for oertsn s purposss therein mentioned, I
Fourth street, between p and Q streets west, on
MONDAY, the 2ath day Of Nay nsxt ensuing. st
o'clock p m, all that PIECE OR PARCEL OF
GROUND lying :nd being IN the city Of " a.hins
ton known and designated, on the ground plat or
plan thereof, twenty eight feet front and rus ning
back the depth Of the lot numbered elk 6O In SQUARE
numbered Ave hundred and twenty one ibat. II be.
ing the south twenty eight feet ofsaid lot No g. 10.
gether with the improvement consisting Of Q two.
story and basement brick house and premises, with
the appurtenances.
TERns or SALE.-One third Of the purchase money
to be paid within three days after the day Of sale
and the remainder IN three equal instalmenis at six
twelve and eighteen months with notes on interest
A deed TO be given and deed Of trust taken, at
the expense q the purchaser to SECURE the deferred
pavmenta II the terms of sale be not complied
with within three days after this SALE the trustee
serves the right to re sail at the oest and risk Of the
CORNELIUS LENT, Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS.
up D-tAwkds Auctioneen.
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MA RRlED.

Apri, 2sth, by Rev. T. B. McFslls, MApk N.
CANTON to MARY hACKELY.
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~ Law Notice. - ROBERT J. WALLER
and FREDERIC r. STANTON will practice Law
In the Supreme and Circuit Courts Court Of Clai ns
Courts Martial, Boards of Commissionsu, and De
partments. Aided BY two other associates, no part
Of an extenGve business will bs neglected. address
WALKER 4 STANTON. once 2a5 + street, Wash.
lngton, d G. ap 23-8m
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Ths Emancipation Cominissioasrs.
The commissioners met yesterday morning
u usual. and adjourned until tomorrow. In
respect 70 the memory Of b. +. Vinton, Esq,
member OF the Board. -.
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~ Lecture Association. An sdjourns
meeting OF tins Association will Be held at Temper
ance Hall, THURSDAY EVENING, the 18th iss'
A full attendance 10 desired.
Per order. NAV 1s-N
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TUST RECEIVED AT L. A. BEALL 4 CO. g
d No. 36l Seventh, between and X strests, new
stock Of CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS
TRUNKS, HATS and CAPS.
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Washington, Aprl ~, 'se2

GOAL OIL,
~ OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY
sm now furnishing the trade at u cents per gal.
Ion, by the barrel 8. W. OLAUGHLEN,
ny i-colms Cor New jersey av. and Z st.
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sa|'s,.s ' 70 ssssS s,,sS B A B.;sp n!
q siyPet so0(hAn Hevsp!h street ssst., Re-
fetred 10 the >C6Amittee OF hAprovsmehtol y
!, BLl for Che relief II Patrick BoSiand. Re.
l6fSed 70 the COMMITTEES on Claims.
= Bill TO make .ahl NldnispAl sppFenstltiee for
the metropolitan police for the yosf 1867. Re.
fsrrsd to tho Commttse ofWsGs and Msaps.
The Board then proceeded % the oohsitGfx-
ton Of, the regular ordsr--the report, OF ihs
special committee on the subject Of Hackney
Carriages. gE.IIasB 4isup
Mr. Wilson explained that this bill was com.
pilation Of All lsAs herstsfofs pssssd esl I'm
subject, and putting the same ID ore bill. But
very NV alterations had been msde Id the laws
on this subject. IAmo4g, those the. hsoknsn u
not to leave hiS stand f8f lesS Than MY osntel
and he y TO carry twn passengers for that fee.
The badge law had been % far altered d "a
require the haokmsn TO wsar their badssp only
Sfter O'Clock at night.
The several sections were acted On sspa;
Hr. LAWS moved THAI tie hackmsn shsly6s
tskus fssidsnts Of tie city. IRAitVNSAl ~
aAftsr considerable discussion the motion was
loet--6 70 IL. F''fAy Eia/m
several other uninpor,snt anspdm1Ats were
acted 81, and the biil was, a q wholly adopted
Bill from the upper Board Oh kStdljsot Of
repairs OF PannsylyAnia avenue, And making
an appropriation for that purpose in aooord
Anoe with the request Of the Commissioner ol
Public Buildings. Passed. A cfAQ"Oi
Adi0u rued