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.IMMRHsF nroiTEMRnTiI
INV roHK X 4HuTAOruRIssl
~ sHwELnRa ASSOCIATION
fdhASD rkfsEsfzftOs coSoEsr |
oDD rzELows' HALL.
.aEk satt l1st 81 l----srsdt Hozx
ooops oSRxHtBIrTox
Asp 70 ~ pi.emvtrb AZ
sRAToN HALL
ooRrna Os EtssH Asb D sSnaEss.
NOVELTY, MUSIC, AND LiBERALrrY,
The most Dopaiar ana attractive enterprise
ever inaaguraisd, endorsed by the press and
puhlls q Eewrosn. ana Ne principal sitisa q
the Union
Tho New York Manufacturing Jewellers Assoc
citation respectfully nnnouncs 10 the public Or
washington, that having eoncluded their Tenth
Series Of Concerts Il The new York Academy Of
Music, Tor which mors ,han one hundred thou-
aAMa AANANAA WIZ AuAMI 80 NVhNNAIouaiuN
number of presents rrutaliously distributed 70
ticket purchasers, thsy have largely added 10
their Immense siock q
WATCHES. JHwHbRy. PIANOS.
SILVER WARE, SEWING MACHINES.
DIAMONDS. &C.,
And bsing unable to obtain astore IN tho city q
suntlsnt capacity Cor tha display II Goods.
70 be graiuiiou,iy aisiributsd, the spIea- s.
| asa and eligible Hall known a.
STATION HALL, coRNER or NINTH AND D
sTRRErs.
HAa been engaged and aitod up for the occasion
In the most elegant, costly, aud dazzling manner,
and which win Be SPsA for the iaspsetiOn Of the
public on 0t ,..l.-.f
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MAY 10 AND %,
when visitors VIII have an oppottasi,y Ofsx.
amihing tho largS and beautiful stock Of
WATCHES, JBwELRY, SILVER
WARE, ke all Of which IL to be
| given away 10 purchasers
| % tickets 10 the
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
tgpa..,.. CONCERTS
To be given on
THURSDAY. FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY,
ietw MAI %, D. AND q,
AT oDD-FELLows' HALL,
fOr when me following dlsunguishea TALENT mas
-. eesa eagageai
/ MRS MARIE ABBOTT, alf
Ahe Ilsh
s., -. , ..,,i
800. ...H,',
~, n,,...,.. a.,,,,sn
81 snNs -, nsu ,,
| Nh oVsfA'us1 ai'
III ~ nolnAh'
| q InunAs
who viii appear ia Programme Of Rsrs Kx.
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HVVDHhHhT HI'o 'VVAH VO'1I m :
COAL AT cosr
70
sTocKH oLDBRs.
oFPIcB No. as THIRTEENTH STRICT,
ABOVE o.

THos. r. WILSON, AoESr.
To Housskeepes;
Cost Of Mining and Transporting ton Of
Coal, 22iO lbs, to Philadelphia. ........ Is. oe
Yard Expenses aud Delivery. ........I.. I. IS
frsight from philadelphia, present rate. -. 40
wharfage. ..''''''s'.'.s.'.'.'. ~
Our price for ton Of Coal, delivered in
Washington . =. . - ~ "
ington, present rate. IA. %
y ~ z 4 .
Are you willing to continue to pay from 50 70
10 per eentum advance on your Coal Do you
wish TO save from - % ~ per ton, and 20, coed
article, we'll prepares -
Each stoekholdsr IN the H0UsEKERPBRs'
COAL COMPANY IL furnished with a coupon
for every share % stock he holds. Eaeh coupon
entities the holder 70 A TON OF COAL AHNU.
ALLY AT COST for 70 years. :
ar Al re ysssnt rsfafl prtes " ocal steck.
iido vears, ensiHsiss " any casa divfdsnds A.
The Company mines are In complete working
order, with ali the machinery, Ae., necessary q
work The eollisry; the present capacity being
1000 tons. rrf
Prom the ssls Of surplus Coal over that used by
the stockholders, the Company expects 10 rcalir.
sufAeient profit 70 pay good semisAnnuAl eAsh
dividend.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPEN AT THE oTFicI
OF THE COMPANY,
as Thiriesnih street,
myll-lm 'washingtoh, DC.
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WANTS..

M ANTED GOLD AND SILVER
w Watches, Diamonda Pistols. Pawn.
broksra' Tickets, Furniture, Ciothlng, or any ar
tiele Of value. The highest cash price paid, OF
Machine Agency, 602 Ninth street, three doors
north of PsnnayivhnlA avenue Apao-ims
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

JEWELRY. = Cluster Sets, Coral Sets,
~ settE, Orpss Sets. LSng Chains, bracelets,
SSega Jet Buckets, Knamelled Bnekels, Silver
.led Cups, Teaspoons, Call Bells, for only Que
.e.lAr a. the Dollar JsWelfy Store, No. ass Pa.
senee, near four-and- a-hAlf street.
hylS-lWa
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

CHIEF QUARTRRMAsTERB 0FFIOE,
~ DEPor o. wAamHeroH, wAsaISoroH, D. Q. {,
January 4 1854
Al deaiers in Drugs, Hardware, LnmbeT,
Leather, once furniture, Harness aud sadleTy
ere requested 10 send 10 this once, on the NON
DAY Of each week, . sealed proposal OF Hat, IN
dnpIfcafe, % the Articles they are prepared %
furnish 70 this depot a shon notice, With the
price Of each marked IN PLATA figures, % that IN
ease the exigeaoies Of re service require Is the
article or articles can b obtained without delay,
and al The lowest price.
Deaieru wishing 10 sell 10 this Depot win ~
rsauirod 70 furnish the list punetually every
N0nday morning. y kuchhh
ias-6 Depot q Washingtsu
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

4 20 NATIoNAL LOAN, .730I
Nj. jar COOKE, q oar Arm, having resumed
the General Agency fOr Oovsrnnsn. Loans,
we are prepared 10 furnish promptly. ,OAEsn,s
and purchasers, tt5t y a y
". s. sKvEN.THrRrY TREASURY MOTHS.
These notes are issued, undsr. dAts q August u,
1894. in denominations o. A ~,
$50, 800. $500, $1,000 AND 5000 g
They bear in,sre', aiTs.iO Per cent. psr an
nam, sad have coupons attached. payable In
lawful money on February 18Th and Angus. iSlh
Of each year The prineipai viii be paid In iAw-
fui money on Aagus, ls,h, 1891 or. a the option
q tho holder, The notes nay then DO exchanged
Al par for 4, ~
UNITED STATES yrvE.TwESrY BONDS,
rsassmabis Al me pleasure Of the oosssnnsas
=. any time amer ave years, and payable iwsh,y
rear. IRON August is,, 1887, with inferred q
ak PR cEsr IN COIN. Z
payable semi -sanasiiy. These boAas are q
prsssat worth In The market about
NINE PER CENT FREMrUM
from which dsdus. the premium upon the 40.
erusd gold interest and there Is len . net pre-.
mium apOn the bopds q
six PER cxEr, y
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

FIN An CIALa d
4 30NAT1oN NAL nAHK Z. 20.
sssns q.
MaFRof6 Frs. Y.
oavthSnlsr SEfoafoRT AND ioAr
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Thh Bsak !. sushoassa 10 vsssivs sah.srip-
u.-. "A A.. .f4tf ~ - 3aiti az
PoPU. LAR Lse LOAN. !
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80. ehOa ESQ., n, OOa ssd 1900 payable 70
bsarsr or order. three ysNss ansF as.s. win \.
,srs,t payable ,smi-sunuaily :, ssvsA ana
tire l,alAs per ssntun per Annnm. ana are
sonvegtibls =, maturity a. The holders opuen
iato the a % IN pr cent poId tatcrest-bsartne
bonds TAs inssss., On these nSlss is two cent.
per day for svsry eioc. 49, - Y,
FULL COMMISSION ALLOWED
| ~ 70 "a
HANKS AND BkNKyRs
Any infotnatioa r,psssiss n. UNITED
STATES LoAEswln '. sA..rsalIy given On AZ
piis.slsa p.r.saaIiy o. " i.,,sr., 81
A FULL SUPPLY on oovKRNMKNT sxcU-
i KIrrs ooEsTAsTLY on HAND ron
lisp sALR
WE REcEryI DxPosirs.
orts ACCOUNT wIrn DEALxss
NAM CoLLRcrrom
ON Arr AccRsnBtR PotErL
sur AND SILL COIN.
CURRENCY, AND ExcHANox.
AND ALL cIlssxs or
oovERSnSr sEcuRrrrS
PURCHASE oovlRsnESr vouoHERI
AsD rnAnAorA sts
oEsERAL RANKING BusrNSss
/ III. HUTCHINSON. Cashier.
In oHrTTEEDES, rrssissnI nhst.u
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GRovBRls NEW THRArRH.
iSosAsp enovER. ....,,.. .pl,ssssr
q % a,..,..'..'..s, :. So .Ae'ih hAnAg'f
elTUnDAY. NAY q. lsaa feffa
fw0 1nAND fERF0RAAECEs 80
LAST GRAND rkMiIF MATINEE oT
u,,. M TF {. s,, roSs . GasE .s n. :.
~ ADMISSION, THIRTY cHNfu. y
10 ALL PARTS or fii1 HOUSE,
T9-N,ohf .a.i Apps.sanss q vngh,. E ~.
Last Appearance q MARTHA WREN Last
Might ~ MRS HARRfEf BEEcHnR sfowK's
Great Work q UNCLE TONS CABIN.
IA prspar.,lou n. ova' sp.s'.sul.r DRAINS q
SEA OF tor.
'GRovBR,s THEAFRR,
LEoxAnp GROVER. ............. Director
O. d. hkas. ,s.......~s.......'A Acting Manager
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
The. Manager takes pleasure In anncaneing
'' MKT GRAND SCENIC PRODUCTION
70 be grssenled a this Theatre viii BE- the
hAoNIFicENr SPECTACULAR PLAY
SEA VA sIA
to7K IcKI CT,
which e now n sstive preparation ~ Mss.rs.
strong, Kelly, CLARK, AndassiasAnss, And VII be
XIV siscsEsRRRr, PROPERTIES ..,,,,. 49,, :.
ana cas-, Of character. which viii rsndsr L on:
Of the ahcsl productions ever presented upon ths
Washington Hage ~ myp-u
IWAsTINeToN THRATRR.
4 "
THIRD NIGHT or TIVE KNoAoBMExT
FAMOUS UNION SCOUT AND SPY, MISS
MAJOR PAULINE CUeHMAN
| And the talented Irish Comedian,
-. N. WARD,
who win appear THIS EvEsiEo. In the Great
| PEEP o. DAY;
| OR, sAvoURNEKN DEkLIsH
wv MAGICIAN AND vENTRILoouIsT,
/ wilfkive brief season Of his
1 AMUSING, INSTRUCTIVE,
| FUNNY, AND MIRTH PROVOKING
| ENTERTAINMENT,
AT op OK SEVENTH XIII STREET, -
| COMMENCING ON TUESDAY NIGHT,
and eohtinuing every night until further notice
ON EVERY WEDNESDAY AND sAruRDk,
AFTERNOONS, AT THRER O'CLOCK,
there will be entertainments for
LADIES, CHILDREN AND SCHOOLS.
Children's admissance TO Aftsrnoon exhibition
Mr.. wyman uses chieksriss a sons Piano
Smiths American Organ, Thompklh'a Drum
from John '. Ellis, Esq, 500 fenhsylyAnla ave
nue.. myl6-5,
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cH.' I S.,sI J; V,.s,. O,s'ss

,, w..s ny. a, 2; g, az a ,,s. 49,,
A. q, ~, q The CeErals near he obasrtateEf, h
lhs City u wsshlAgton p, g, ts,v.ee, =.
which have sssaassd n ne ecvsrnnsns s's-
The ,ale win semnensp % MONDAY. NJ q,
lsa6, At 10 clock, .. N. and continue rem Day
70 day, unless otherwire ordered, untu Tie
s? ne i %si:s vsii .sla a.sly y a. h,sAs''
Term. '..A. in Oss.'un;s, !, .'g sI';,ssu
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

CToLEN-ABoUT NOON ON wEDNEs-
dlers's clothing, bat aiow-srowned, fat, civil
AN OLD BAY HORSE,
about 10 hands high has a saddle sore on his
back has . wiry look, and 4 peculiar plungiDg
gait, white spot on forehead and one or two on
the back his TAIL, which IL about Is inches long,
has side twist from docking.
} Any information that will lead 10 the discovery
Of the horse aud ne panfshmsat Of TIE rascaIiD
thisf will be literally rewarded.
Apply 10 Chief Of Police, once on Tenth street,
or % Nj. Morgan, Nineteenth and A streets east
Capitol mn. myls-S
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
noLD AND sTOo KS.

Our oalee has been placed in direct telegraph
communication with the Celia and Stock Rx-
change Rooms In New York, insuhng prompt-
cess In the execution Of orders.
Purchases and sales made At the usual rates.
RITTRNHOUsE, FOWLER q CO.,
mhS-dh Bankers, asa Penna. nvenne.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

Ar ,. n. Mcconnell, Esa., chsirnen,
&c. -DEAR Sra, In reply 70 your note Of to-day
! have 70 say that endorse the resolutions
adopted At the late inAss meeting held Al the City
Hall, on the 9th instant .tsss y. 4.
Very respectfully, your ebsdlsnt servant,
80 WIN. DIXON,
sAG'I 3, D0poLAAy,
my3o-3t WIN FORSYTH. Y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-11
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.

The New York correspondent Of the Lon
don Herald records a conversation reported
to have taken place between the President
and a gentleman who called upon him, in
reference to the Monroe doctrine. The re-
marks Of the President, as given by this
writer, may be true in point Of actual utter
ance or not, but there is reason to believe,
however that may be, that they really rep
resent the opinions entertained BY Mr..
Johnson. The following are the Observa-
lions OF the President, as given:
NV mission is the Union. l feel that if l can
within my term Of office restore all the States 70
their former relations with each other and with
tbe Union, and can bring about as well har-
uonious, il not absolutely fraternal feeling be-
tween North and South, / shall have meTited the
anplause Of my countrymen, and earned an honor.
abe place in history. To the restoration Of the
Vnion-in spirit as well a. in fact shall bend al
my energies. ! shall permit no foreign question
10 interfere with the full development of my
scbeme for such restoration. / have enough 10
Al without devohug attention 70 other matters
The Monroe doctrine Is all right believe in it..
Bnt there are greater principles at stake than
eboss involved in that question. When the Union
= stored il will be time for talking about foreign
H.rrsssions on this continent. l shall do all can
tS nske the Southern people happy, and to pail,
&c the bitterness Of their defeat
These are noble and patriotic sentiments,
,rortby ofsn American statesman trained in
,bs old school, and thoroughly imbued with
,be spirit of nationality. In the face Of
.rcb uttersnces fanatics and sectionalist'
must stand absshed, and under the guidance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-11
CROP RESULTS.

The report of the Commissioner of Agri-
culture for the month of September, is less
encouring than was generally predicted.
The aggregate wheat crop of the United
States will be considerably under the aver
age, and is in nearly all the States defective
in quality. In the Middle States and
Ohio it was considerably injured by the
weevil, and in all the Western States the
crop was damaged by the protracted rainy
season which occurred in harvest time. Inc
corn crop. however, is excellent, and the
unusually large yield will in some measure
comnensate for the deficiency OF wheat. The
wet weather which injured the wheat crop
came inst at the time when corn is most IN
need of rain, and gave the crop an excellent
start. The warm weather in September gave
it a splendid opportunity to ripen, and now
/. is entirely safe from the frost. The CON-
missioner of Agriculture furnishes some
statistics concerning the crops in Europe,
from which il seems that the falling off there
IS very large, and that the demand from for
ejen countries will for some time to come,
be one-third larger than usual. The United
States will have to supply a considerable
proportion of this deficiency, and the effect
viii probably be felt in our own markets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-11
GREAT EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA.
TuK ENTIRE POPULATION OF SAN FRANCISCO PANIC
sTRIcKES-MANY BUILDINGS DAMAGED.


SAN FRANCISCO, October Sat quarter before
one o'clock today the severest earthquake ever
felt here fright ned almost our entire population
out of tlelr houses into the streets. During hall
q minute there were two tremendous shocks,
which caused the buildings to rock to and fro in
manner altogether alarming.
The services were over in most of the churches.
large congregation in the Unitarian Church
were being dismissed when the shock commenced.
The ladies shrieked and ali rushed for the doors
faster than they could be accommodated with an
exit. Similar scenes took place at st. Hary'5 Ca
thedral and at some other churches and Sunday
schools.
The rush of people was so great from the Re-
man Catholic Church on Yallego street, that the
large doors 10 the main entrance were carried
away, and several persons injured by being
trampled upon. The walls of many buildings
were cracked in many places, and it surprises ev-
cry ole that large aud stately edihces like the
Cosmopotan Hotel and other buildings OF that
class were not generally more seriously injured.
More or les plastering fe'l from perhaps h M
the ceilings In the city cornices and lace walls
fell from many buildings, and the entire front OF
four story brick building just erected on Third
street, fell outward, covering about half oil that
wide rect with fragments. One OF the chimneys
of Lick House ell, and crushed through The roof
of the dining room upon the tables and dishes,
much TO the astonishment of the boarders, who
were taking lunch. Three of the servants only
were injured.
Two Cinnamon were badly injured by the fall
ing of q fIe-wal! on Jackson street. The Guy
Hall hell commenced ringing on account OF the
vibration of the tower, and the interior
walls of the building were much broken
up Fissures two or three inches wide were
opened in the ground in the lower part of the city
where there is made ground, and some of this
ground was elevated many inches above its for
mer level
Brief accounts from Sacramento, Stockton and
San jose represent the shock as the seveFest ever
felt in those cities. 1t was not felt at Marysville
nor Placerville, but the town of Santa Cruz was
shocked with great severity, and some brick
buildings suffered much damage, two or three be-
inc, last aI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-11
JEFFERSON WARD-NEWTON ". LEE
EnR TIE no Use DE DELEGA TES

FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
For some wears past the lower ward Of the city
has been unrepresented in the Legislature of the
State and this, without jealousy or i'll feeling on
the part of the citizens Of that portion Of the
community. But in the commencement of new
order of things, the formation OF new interests,
and the re- building Of the trade and commerce Of
the city, upon which its future welfare depends
il seems but proper that there should be some re-
preventative from ca h OF the landed, mercantile
and commercial interests Of the city, forming In
great part, the three wards into which 1t Is d.
vided
For this reason alone, upon consultation with
many others in looking over the list OF candi.
dates we strongly present 10 the consideration OF
the voters OF the city, the name OF Newton M.
Lee, as the most prominent, available and salts
factory candidate for their sufrages from that
ward
Mr.. Lee is an old citizen and established mer.
ch ant, with liberal and enlightened views Of the
interests of this city, and a comprehensive
knowledge Of the improvements which will be
most likely to further and enhance the advsn.
tages she commands. He has shown himself
possessed of q quiet but strong common sense,
which. with his mercantile experience, would give
great weight to his opinions and advice in the
counses of the State, in all matters affecting our
interests.
Aself-msde man, whose position and fortune are
the result of his own unsided enterprise, energy
and integrity, with genial manner which wins
him friends wherever be is III own, he will be an
active and efficient participant in the legislation
which Is 20 affect our people and city. We can
rely upon him to exert these qualities for our n-
terests for his own. The political procli7ities
Of Mr.. Lee, though unobuusive have always been
well known. He wss an Old Line Wing
During the war though exempt from service,
he was with his people in heart and feeling, as
his quiet aud unostentstious charities and kind
nesses have always shown. For these reasons
Ie.r ~ I 81 ~ &c, ~
consideration of the voters of Madison AID Mon
roe va ds. In the lower ward he is too well
known and appreciated to need communication.
VOTERS OF THE UPPER WARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-11
Tie Tsnnsssee.L erislniur..

NASHVILLE, Oct. Gin the Legislature to-day
Mr. Wines, OF Montgomery county, pIeseItyd
memorial from the people of that county request
ing that measures be taken TO relieve the imam.
cial embalrassments OF tie people. A bill was
presented TO withhold execution until the plant
ers could derive the proceeds Of two or three
crops, or stay the sales OF proper not bringing
d cent Of assessed value, or extend 10 four
years for redemption by defendants, in payment
Of the principal md six per cent. interest. The
bill was referred 10 the Committee on the Ju.
dietary.
The Methodist Conference is still in session at
Edgefeld. Many eminent divines are in attend
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EpIscOpal General Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-Ihe Episcopal Conyen.
ton re assembled at ten o'clock. Rev. Dr.. Bur
CESS, of Maine, reported from the committee on
The conservation OF Bishops that due evidence OF
the election of the Rev. Charles Todd Quintard as
Bishop of Tennessee, had been submitted to them,
and they submitted a resolution, which was
adopted by the Convention after long and eX-
cited discussion, that they approve Of the testi'
moulals of Rev. Charles I. Quintard, and give
their consent TO his conservation rs Bishop OF the
Diocese of Tennessee.
After the end of the debate, the order Of the day
was postponed to allow the deputies to sign the
testimonials of the Bishop elect Of Tennessee. -
The Dioceses were called in alphabetical order.
One layman from Maine and all the laymen Of
Massachusetts, except one, refused 10 sign. The
members present from all the other DoceSes
signed.
The Convention then adjourned,
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