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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04
NJ Z w W 0RKS
IN THE PRESS OF
MBsSRs. TICKHOR FIELDS,

l. Life Of Josiah Quincy, Of Massachusetts Hy his
son, Edmund Quincy,
2 The Origin and History Of the Books Of the Bible
By Calvin L. stowe ID. D.
3 Blglow Papers, second series. By James Russell
T. Royal Truths. By Henry Ward Beeehor.
o. Summer Rest. By Gail Hsmilton.
O. The Picture Of St John. By BAyard Taylor.
T. LIE and Lettsrs Of James O. Pereival By Julius
Ward
g. The Yankee In Canada, &c By Henry D Thoreau.
O. The Complete Postieal Works Of MS MulOeh. In
blue and gold.
10. Spare Hours second series. By Dr. John Brown.
H. Drift, ssAhors Idyl, and ether poems By George
Arnold.
H. Journal Of Travels In Brazil By Professor and Mr..
AgassiI.
IS Treasures from the Prose Works Of john Milton.
IA Complete Prose Works Of John o. Whittier. New
edition.
Is RAinbow. for Children. New edition
49, Breathings Of Better Life Edited by Lucy Lar
com
II. Lectures on Greece, Ancient and Modern. BY tn.
late President Felton,
IS Boys Hi'tory Of England. BY Charles Kingsley.
10 ChrstlApa ROsetti's Poems.
20. Stories Of Many Lands. By Grace Green wood.
81. Mrs AkeTs' PoetleAl Works. In blue aud gold.
% Character and Characteristic Men. By B. P.whip
pie,
So. DaOte's Viva NuOva. Translated by Charles B.
Norton.
"a The Divine Comedy of Dante. Translated by H. W.
as The History Of the Anti Slavery Struggle In the
United States. By WIN. Lloyd Garrison.
90. Life aud Times Of YOltAiTs. By James Parton.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

The following Is a condensed statement Of the
business transacted in the once Of the Fourth Au-
ditor Of tho Treasury during tho month Of April,
1866: -Four navy agents accounts settled, amount.
ing to 81, 733, $780, thirty-Ssven pAymasters' 40
counts settled, amounting to $5,se7, 0S24lj four
pension accounts settled, amounting to $40, o37 So
ten marine accounts, $5sl, 34O.7Oi one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-three prize claims
amounting to sane, go al one thousand one hun.
dred and ffty-six general claims, amounting to
sos, 94l, 1913 Total, three thousand AID forty.
four accounts, amounting to IS, 49i, 1913. -Four
thousand two hundred and eighteen letters wore
received, $50 written, and 9,427 recorded.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04
From Mexico and South America.

New YoRK, May 3.-Tho City of Mexico CORE
spOndence of the nth says the siege Of Maratlan
continued. The Liberal commander was found by
tho French sick in bed, and shot.
The Havana correspondence says a cargo Of ne.
groes have Just been landed and distributed on the
south side Of the island.
There is a large stock of sugar on hand, and
freights are brisk.
Advices from Rio Jansiro to the Sd of April state
that two Peruvian iron .clads arrived from England
and the captain of the Spanish schooner DerOtfeS
was using the American flag. Peruvian iron
clad is daily expected from the United States.
News of an attack on Pare da PatrR, and the
crossing into Paraguay, is hourly expected.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

BOARD OF Police CoMMssIoSERs.-The
regular weekly moetingof the Board of MstroPOli-
tan Police Commissioners was held yesterday after
noon, at their rooms, on Tenth street.
The charges against Detectives McDeVitt and
Bigley were dismissed. The charge' against these
officers were brought at their own request, report
having been circulated that they were guilty Of
neglect Of duty. The Board, after hearing all the
facts, dismissed the charges, there being no evi.
dence to sustain them.
PAtrOlmGn Patrick Doyle, of the Sixth precinct,
was fined $40 and rsphmAndsd, for violation of
the Goth rule.
PAtrOlmen J, N, HolbroOk and Thomas II. Rob.
inson, Of the Fifth precinct were dismissed for VIC
lating the nth rule.
Patrolman John H. Hail. Of the Sixth precinct,
was dismissed for conduct unbeooming an officer.
Thomas J. Burrell was appointed patrolman in
the Third precinct, vice George B. LpsOOmb de.
ceased.
Manvil A. Austin and David Cudlsr were ap.
pointed patrOlmsn In the Fifth precinct, vice J. N
HOlbrOOk and Thomas II. Robinson. dismissed.
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Aatianal aepnbIifau.
THE DEPARTMENTS.

Inc following orders were issued last evening.
Maryland-Establish an office at hayyillo, BAIL
more county. and appoint william Kidd postmas-
ter. This ofhce will receive special mai supply
IRON Partition, two and half miles distant;
AZ Bohemia Mills, Cecil county, Md'-EdWard
B. Caulk Is appointed postmaster, vice Thomas
Vandegrih, failed 70 bond.
Virginia.-Virginia ouees reopened-Ihornton's
Depot, Fairfax county-W' H. thornton resp
pointed postmaster. ,r,,
Guilford Station, Loudoun county-William Y.
Mcfarland postmaster.
Peters Creek, Patrick oounty-Moses Arnold h
reappo'nted postmaster.
Jannings ordinary, NottoWay oounty-mrs. IL.
r. Robertson postmiStress;
saumsyilie' shenandoah county = Noah Baum
M" So. p,,,,..h ...,um.. All.
Roddy postmi,tress'
Burkes Garden, Ta.ewsll eounty-Ms. Mary
Burke pOstmtstross. a....
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g L q II H IN G.
STRANGE METAMoRPHosE.

C,TRANGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= -----'
Sure Brdget's me wife; and ser she "De dear Teddy
in '"e 10y VI ms ie hne love yr hreaayi
w., - -. 49, w ~, Ao.a ~ y.''Oe',
clothes" -.
80 "int down inc "hrAe' just to hunt up Shore,
Whin VINO Ahouid mate oui Timothy Aeore;
for new eiothesi m ire'ting rim where shall gof'
why TVS nEsr yer'i be getting a. smith Brothers
Co.
mai,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

THE MASQUERADE, and other Poems. By John O.
SAKE vol. l6mo el.75
COMPANION POETS. volume H., containing sees-
tionS from Bryant, Whittier aud Holmes. With hns
portraits Of Whittier aud Holmes with Illus
tTAtions. Small Ito, $3.50
rae SOUTH SINCE THE WAR. BY Sidney An.
drewa vol l6mo. %.
FIFTEEN DAYS. by the author OF Records Of an
Obscure Man" &c. vol l6mJ, $50.
Rernon Charles Swinburne author Of "AtRlRntA In CAy
don,n &c. ! vol. l0mo ,beyelled boards, gilt. o.
ASPH0DBL, I vol l6lno, $50
LEIGHTON COURT County House Story. By
Henry Kingsley, author of"RsVenhouse,' "The Hill
vars and the BuItonS," &c. ] vol. l6mo el.bO
HONOR MAY. An American Story. vol. lGmo e.
So Sent post paid on receipt Of price.
TIcKEoR 4 FIELDS,
my4 Publishers, Boston.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

cen. o.nby ordered Not 20 Interfere with
United States Courts.
NEw 0RLEArs, May 3,--President johnson has
ordered Gen. Candy not to interfere with the
United atstes courts. The President FIRST orders
Gen. Candy TO make a full report BY telegraph, Of
the conflict within which he acted a
The court was recpsned Immediately by instruc.
tions Of the President.
Gen. Candy released the cotton held by the mill.
tary and turned IL over to the United States Mar.
thal. ... .|. .n....
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LEFT-HASD PENNANsHIP.-The soldiers and
Sailors exhibition Of specimens of ieft.hand pen.
manship, at seatou Hall, was we'll attended last
evening. To-day and 10 morrow many of the pupils
Of the public schools will attend by invitation of
the managers. The exhibition will close on to.mOr,
row evening.
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TINTED STATES MILITARY Rail.
u ROADS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT ovARTRRNAsrER, !
"a Et...t

wAsnsOTos, &c, April %, 1888
Sealed Proposals. will be received at this once until
~ N, MONDAY, May 81, for the purchase from the
United States Of all the Iron Work for nineteen spans Of
'Howe's Improved Truss Bridges, consisting Of the
Rods Plates Bolts, and bowels suitable for the differ.
eut spans the latter varying in length from eighty to
one hundred and forty. one feet.
The Iron 10 stored at the works Of the Cleveland
Rolling Mil Company, Cleveland, Ohio, Isd will be
sold by the pound.
detailed bill Of the Irou and length Of the SPANS,
may be obtained on application at this Oaee,
Terms; Cash, Ia 6Vvbrnmsnt fupds.
The uped States reserve The right 10 reject all bids,
II not deemed advantageous.
. Proposals should be endorsed Proposals. for the
Purchase Of Bridge Iron. ~ T. j. CHILLY,
.... ByL Major and A, u n,
myl tpyA US, Army,
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The Medical Convention at Baltimore
Cholera Discussed.

The Medical Convention at Baltimore
Choiera discussed
BALTIMORE may ''-ine American neo'0a' Ms
s0o'a''on naa y" interesting ses''0n .o'uSS'
W. ms'suen' Oh Oanaaa' Sa',o'sea 'no 0oa'sn'
''on on inc SUBJECT OF 'ne ohO'erA' ne sA'u' my
~Perenee " coe'a' with It's Arrival u 'nS 0ou"'
ny witnessed tue nrst case on tho american
shores Much harm has been done In arriving
tho rutn Of It's progress through the Puoho press
BY the dissemination OF false statements on every
occasion IL was introduced from ABROAD, ana was
traceaoie In the BACKWARD pain 10 tue 0iu worm.
iho raa'us Of inc d,'ea'o very sman In 'ne
very midst oil the attacked regions young
'@oie' enu'ey esonpeu' ino une.' e"'"sy
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

THE CANAL IMPRovEMENr.-Mr. P. Far;
quhar, the gentleman to whom the contract for
cleaning tho canal was awarded, yesterday gave
bond in the sum of S. 900 for the faithful eIecu.
ton of the work, which will be commenced imme'
diateIy Bids will be opened at the Mayors office
on Saturday for the construction Of the caussway
at the foot Of Seventeenth street. Tho causeway
will DO sos feet long 20 feet wide, and average
depth Of 10 feet.
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge Fsher.-(Edwd
C, Darlington, esq District Attorney, prosecuting
Yesterday morning the case of Brian Carroll,
John Balliugsr, and james s. Williams, indicted
for robbing Rudolph Duckly, was resumed and sew
eral witnesses examined, after which the argument
to tho jury was commenced.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

COMMISSIONER OF PATIENTS FOR THE YEAH
1865.
oPTIcK SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINrING
wAsHINgroE, April %, 1866
THURSDAY the I'm day Of hay,ls66 1t IL clock tr
furnishing one set OF pages Of the ILLUSTRATIONS OF
MACHINERY, &c, accompanying the Report Of the
Commissioner Of Patents for the year SIS 10Th The
and address Of the p1tentse aud the character and date
If the patent on each illustration.
The drawings will be furnished paper to the con
tractor, who mutt arrange them into pages In numerical
order, nearly as 10 consistent with neAtness and
CON pAetE essi and the execution OF the work
be fully equal to that furnished for the published
report for iSd2, which has been adopted as the spd.
ard for the present volume. The plates to be dsV
cred at this office free OF cost for trans paTIavn, aud
subject to the approval rejection VI the superiu.
tepdsut OF Public Printing Rand and approved 20.
euTy will be required for The faithful perform Of
the contract.
The work will comprise about ave thousand ilIus,ra.
TONS making over seven hundred pages, meas urius
Az inches. Bidders required TO propose fol
the work by the illustration, win the
that when than figure Is required to illustrate
invention daslgn, (as Ia sometimes the case the
whole number Of hgures will be estimated and paid for
as sngle Illustration. Awards will he made "to the
lowest and best bidder for the interest the Govern
msnt, due regard being paid to the execution Of the
work under the direction Of the Joint Committee
Printing.
Any further information that ay he req ursd will he
furnished upon application to this ONCE, to the Com
| missioner Of Patents.
Proposals will be addressed to "The Joint Comm ee
Printing! Washington, D. 6, care VI the under
signed, aud Endorsed GU the Envelope Proposals for
! Patent ONCE Re port. -
&C. The Advertisement for proposals dated the 2Sd OF
April, 1860, 10 Withdrawn.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

CORNWALL, c. W., May 3.-The examination of
Feuian prisoners was resumed to day. Lieut.. Col.
Wheeler gave evidence for the prosecution. lie
turns out to be British spy. After hearing the
counsel for both sides, the Bench was divided.
There was a majority for cOmmittal. Judge Davis,
the chairman, dissented. This throws the trial
over until fall.
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From San FrHnCisco-shiPnisnts OF Gold,
silver and sugar.

SAN FRAScIsco, April SO,-The steamer Golden
Age sailed for Panama to-day with 81, 900, 900 in
treasure, Of which $40, sos was on New York ac.
count. The bark Psre, from PiscO, brings IS, 900
In silver and 8, FOL bags of sugar
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

CRoUT CoURr-Judge Olin-YesterdNy
the case of Maria J. Hutton against The Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Company was re-
sumed and the argument commenced. The case
will go to the jury to-day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

NEW MUsIC-We have received from John
2. Ellis, Publisher and Music Dealer, No 800
Pennsylvania avenue, near Tenth street, two charm
ing songs just published by him " There dwells
within the heart a tone" song poetry BY Mrs J..
MOM., music by Thos. Story "aentls, bright'eysd
Lulu dear" song and chorus by ThoS. Story.
Price 80 cents each.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

THOSE WHO WEAR BLUE FLANNEL CLOTHING
will ind an excellent article at nonning's Ono Price
Store. corner of Maryland avenue and Seventh
street,
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ASHaD - Wv 49, -
10 day, until ali 10 sold, thu
ouArtermAster's Stores, VII
las sets Cart Harness,
IS sets four-horse Harness,
20 sets Ambulance Harness,
100 Saddles,
IS Carts,
5 Watering Carts,
II Army Wagons, -four
3 Army Wagons, two.
horse, ....
I Ambulance, (four-horse,
s Dead. horse Wagons.
50 Portable forges,
90 Anvils,
n Cauidroua,
% Cooking Stoves and Pix'
lures,
90 Heating Stoves,
800 Beaches,
100 Mess Tables,
2, 900 Table Spoons,
!, 600 HALVES and Forks,
81 Ladies',
I, O6J Tin Cups,
I. 900 Tin Plates,
IS q Zoe Pots,
95 Bread Pans,
$50 Manure Forks,
los Axes,
80 Spades,
$50 Shoyels,
7 Coal Buckets, Qarge,)
$50 Water Buckets,
SIS Head Halters and Ropes,
(new,)
$50 Head HAlters and Ropes,
(goOd,)
I, 600 Head HAlters, good }
2, 600 Head Halters,
800 Head Halters and Chains
800 Neck Straps and Chains,
500 Halter Chains,
$50 Canvas Horse Covers,
8 0TindAtones,
81 Axle boxes,
9 900 pounds Scrap Iron,
3. 900 pounds Horse shoes,
500 pounds Clain,
Q Log Chains,
4, 100 pounds assorted Iron
l. l22 pounds Scrap Iron,
8. 900 pounds Rope,
Ia Wall Brushes,
81 sets shoeipg tools,
80 Hardiea,
$50 Pritehsls and Punches,
30 pairs Tongs,
100 pairs Pipehers,
rs Cold Chises,
80 Clinch Irons,
$50 Hammers, (Assortsd,)
so Rasps,
900 Piles,
2 bellows,
IL Vises,
400 Brooms,
80 lee Hooks,
2 sets Shooting Stock,
loo wheelbarrows,
80 Iron Pots,
4 Dutch Ovens,
27e Stove Pipe Joints an
Elbows,
80 Camp Kettles,
as Picks,
2 PlOws,
8 Road serapers,
8, 900 PlAsieripg Laths,
30 Wagon Hounds, (aew,
q Feed Troughs
IS DOuble.trses and Lea
Bars,
One 'Polton's Eigtt-t
ap1 bolts, shGfting, gearin
One worthington steRm
ing twelve thousand az, {
Aud many other articles
list.
Terms; Cash, in Cover
Stores will be delivered
Depot free Of expense to d
The purchaser will be a
OF sale In which to remoyD
A boat for Giesboro' wi
every hour daring the da
Rp24.tS
\
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Mrs. Jefferson Davis at Fortress Monroe.
FORTREss MOSRoE, May 3.-Mp. Jefferson Davis
arrived here this morning direct from Montreal.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

New YoRK, May 8.-The health officer reports
that two new cases of cholera were received on
board the Falcon to-day. The cabin passengers Of
the England and Virginia came up to the city to-
lav
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AUCTION SALES.
by JAS. q. MCGUIRE CO.,

ID AUCTI0NEERs
TRUsTRE's SALE OF VALUABLE PENNsYLyA.
MIA AVENUE PROPERTY.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
from Robsrt Reyworth and wife to the under-igned,
dated The 10Th Of April 1876 and duly recorded In Lbsr
No ia foiios Isl, i33 lss, 1sf 1855 and 1856 Land
Records Of Washngton couhty, District Of Oolu mbia
the gned trustee will, WEDNESDAY,. the l6h
day Of May next between the hours Of II oeloek, m
vousiy sold at private sale sell and disposs Of that
valuable properly Including the lot and buidlpgs, At
the corner o. Pennsyivania avenue and Sixth street
west being part Of Lot No. ! and squar Ne. 49, and
being the property decided By said Ksyworth and
wife 70 Hugh Gilston, OF Bait more, Nd the 18th
day ofMareh 1850 and In dsfsuit for both prinei
pal and interest due and unpaid. L.u1r s.l
All stamp. and sonysyaaes II tho eo.t Of the pur-
chaser. r. p. ANDREWS, Trustee.
3D.. ... JAS. @. MCGUIRE CO.,
mys-dts Auetionssrs.
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Superintendent Q the !

Superintendent o the Publc Printing.
ITO be publsh ed In the Washington REPUBIIUAE, and
Chronicle, Baltimore American, Philadelphia North
Amsricun New York Tribune and Boston Journal
three times We k, until the l7Ih day Of May. No
other paper viii be paid for publishing this advertise.
msnt ap2S.S kWtml7 .
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General Meade Returns from the Front.
PORTLAND, ME-, May S,-Gsneral Meade, with
the troops from EastpOrt, arrived here this morn
ing. The troops will probably be remandOd to
their posts.
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II ARGE SALE OF QUARTERMAS-
IL TER's sIoRss AT THE CAVALRY DEPOT,

ouARrrRnAsrER GExERAL's oprIor,
. PIRsr DIVISION, y
' WASHINGTON, D. O., April Is, 1899 \
By order OF the ouarermaster General there wifi be
sold the premises At public auction, under the di-
reetion Of Captain George 7. Browsing, A. Q. M on
TUESDAY, the sth Of May 1885, and continue from day
day, until ali 10 sold the following described lots Of