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The CLEPHAsE LIBEL CAsE.-In the Cir
cult Court on Saturday morning. the case Of Fran
els McGban against Lewis Clephans action for libel
was resumed, and Judge olin delivered his charge
He said to the jury;
In ascertaining whether the publication charged
Is libelous you have right 1nd should take into
confederation the condition Of the country at the
time the paper was written. You will not fail to
remember that We were In the midst Of powerful
rebelllon--a war wsged on the hand for the dis
memberment Of the Union. and on the other, as
have always supposed, for Its preservation.
Those who engaged In the late rebellion for the
Bubversion Of the Government by the force Of arms
were by the Constitution and laws guilty Of great
crime, and to charge a person with disloyalty at
sons thus engaged, Is slanderous. f :
LIST. In the first place you will inquire whether
the defendant wrote and published the, letter set
out In the plaintiffs declaration.
I'd. Did the defendant intend in that letter to
charge the plaintiff with being an enemy Of his
Government and In sympathy with those who were
attempting to subyert II by force Of arms
The great question In the case II, was the charge
Of disloyalty, 30, false and had the defendant at
the time OF writing this letter no probable cause
for believing the charge no made to be trus2
IL the charge was falsei II the defendant had no
reasonable ground, such as an ordinarily prudent
man would act upon for believing 1t TO be true,
then he Is liable for damages In this action.
This aetion cannot be maintained by showing
simply that the charges contained In this letter ara
false. II must be shown that they were not only
false, but made withou' probable cause. BY pro.
bable cause there must be that degree Of proof
which would convince the mind Of an ordinarily In.
tellgent and prudent man Of tho truth Of the fact
alleged.
The case was given to the jury about eleven o..
clock, and they retired to their room. After wait
Ing some time the court adjourned, directing the
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A CHANCE FOR NIoE YOUNG MEN.-The
following notice was posted in the neighbOrhOOd of
several Of our churches yesterday:
Wanted. One hundred and seyenty.fve young
men Of all shapes and Sizes from the TALL graceful
dandy, with hair enough on bis upper works to
stuff barhsr's cushions down to the little hump.
backed, freckle-raosd, boW.lsggsd, earrot. headed
upstArt The object is to form gaping corps, to be
10 attendance at the church doors on each Sabbath
before the commencement Of divine service to stare
at the females as they enter, and to make delicate
All who wish TO enlist in the above corps will ap.
pear at the various church doors next Sabbath
morning. whore they will bs duly inspected, and
their names, personal appearance and quantity Of
brains registered In q book kent for that purpose
To prevent general rush, 1t would be we'll to state
that none will DO enlisted who possess intellectual
capacities above that Of . Wsll.brsd donkey,
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- INas, sTABLEs. fkhCis0, wHAhvRs. &e.. AT
GIESBURU, ID, @,



wAsHISaros, D. C., Juss Il, 1895
BY order OF the ouArsrmaster 0essra there will be
sold the premises at public auetVn under the d.
reetiUu Of Captain Ge Tga T. Browning A. O. com
menens on TUESDAY, July TO- 1885,, at lv o'eloeh, a
m, aud continuing FROM the Zane hour each day there
tsrworks will be sod until the whole shall have bssn
disposed o. the following described public proPsry,to
Eleven an omees (rams) 2sxI4n, awo stOre. lsxao,
less, two 2Ox2o 9wo stOries leisse kehen sdjOin-
Elghty niue Iss) LIbcrsrs' auatsr., QrsmsJ seven
four lexis fourteen l2,lt, aud one loxie with shed
Fen 10 Dwellings, frame, 2Sxso, Owo stories, with
back buildings l2x3i) Iour ltk2t l5xlO, lOx3l lexts
lsith wing lexlI and two kitchens sdjolulpg sIa and
oxl0, 1870 with wisg loxl4. Ax2a with shed ad-
Eias o. Mes. Houses, Crane, 2srisO ttwO s.ori..,)
with Sddltious loHl2) 2sxso, 0wo stores,) lezoo,
i6x94, and 2sx+0.
six ?sssSs one iHS2 and one lsxO with shed sdOin'
5as d aO.pIt. Stable. orams with O,s7Olius.i fee.
oae % issuius Stable, CramsJ with ASIA liusli feet
twenty Isp Bqld!ug., Crane sssss, 1866. Is,ss
2ix4s 2sS3OO, 2Os25, AVd l7xl7
Shedding, 1888 lineAl feet.
Thirty two go Water Tauks, 4xle--two feet deep
Seventy eight 49, MAnssr', S>ixie-,hrss Ahd ahAlf
IT T~ SE CgC Out Houses.
ons al Hay Shed, lI2xSl2
One ~ Grain House, rAms, 56x2so,
Three (S wharvss One 40 Isl square feet one II 100
square feet, and oHs O. $50 square feet.
Pending, 1880 linsGl feet.
One ~ StOrehOdss, (frRme,) b2Il50.
Two b Rcksmith Shops, Cfraue) IsEl60, and S6xlo0
One ~ Engine House, l7x82
The ba ldBgs will be sold singly, and must be re-
moved withio twenty days.
The bu idings will DO taken down at the expen.. Of
the purchasers The depot Ia accessible by water and
vessels Of the largest class he loaded al wharf
Terms CaSh In Govern meat funds
boat for G sborO will the Sixth strest wharf
every hour duriBR The day Of sale.
For Srh.S lsIor%Si9s ,gPy 70 psr.oa or sy letter,
d. O., or TO this once. 49,. b.
JAMES A RKIN,
Breyet Brig Gan II A In cn.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEIrED srArEs PArENr 0FPIoE,

WAsHlNufdE, June y 1866.
On the petition OF Robert Kngh', Of ClsysAud, Ohio,
praying for the exten'on Of patent granted to him
the 2lst day Of September 1854 for improvement In
Machinery for Bsyeng the Edges Of skslp Metallic
Strips etc. for seyeu years from the expiration Of
said takes place the 2ist day Of septsm
Der, 1866,
Ia ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once MONDAY the 50 day Of September next
At ~ o'clock m and all persons notified TO appear
aud show cause, n any they have, why said petition
ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to nle u
the Patent once their objections specially set forth In
writing, At least itosnv days before the day Of hsang
all testimony died by either party to be used At the said
hearing, must be tAkso and TAnsmited In accordance
with the rules VI the once, which will DO furnished
application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tssti.
mony must be hod In the once Oenty days before the
DAY Of hearing the arguments, any within ten days
after hllng the testimony.
Ordered also that this notice be Published In the In
tsIh0snesr aud the RGPuBLIoAE, wushiBgtau, c. aud
In tue Herald Cleveland Ohio, once week for three
successive weeks the hrt Of said publications TO be At
T. O. THRAKER,
CommiB sioneT Of Patents.
p. g. Editors Of the above paper. will please copy
aud send their bills 10 the PAtent once with paper
g this notice. je7.hW9w
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9atiollal gspnblitan.
[ Cal AEEAIRs.

CEREMONIAL OF LAYING THE CoRsER SroSr
or Tns cHnsrrAr BsotHsRs, scHooL AND OF rss
scnooI o. rsr AcAprsr or sacr.--Ysstsrdsy
afternoon the corner stone Of the building to be
used as school, under the Christian Brothsr, was
laid BY the most Hsv. Archbishop sp.idIng In the
square attached TO 81. Pstriek's church, on y
street, The new building will have front Of hfty-
four feet on @ street. extending back lis feet. It
will be three stories high, and accommodate about
400 children. On the second floor there will be q
large hall which will seat over 1900 persons The
ceremony Of blessing the conversions was per.
formed BY the Archbishop, sfisr which be spoke Of
the necessity Of education and the great good which
wouid be derived from the school.
The Sunday Schools from the various Catholic
churches, the children from St. vineeups Femals
Orphan Asylum and St. Jos-ph's Male Orphan
Asylum we're present The Calvert cornet Band.
composed Of youths between the ages Of 10 and 10
years. under tho Leadership Of Prof. J. N. Deems,
from the Christian Brothers school, in Baltimore
we're in attendance and performed some excellent
pieces OF music, drawing great praise from all
present. About 5000 persons witnessed the core
mopy. tafaa I'D 4. iala.H.r
The cornerstone Of the academy 10 be attached
70 the Convent Of Mercy was laid at three O'Clock
in the afternoon In the square adjoining st. Aloysius
church. on street Rev Father wigst oticisted,
AID the sermon was delivered By Row. Father
White. ofst. Matthews church. This school will
be under the Sisters OF Mercy. Contributions we're
taken at each place and handsome sum Of money
realised.
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
COURT on The UNIFIED STATES FoR H THs

TO all iohon may concern, creating: nd ..-
hotiee hereby given that the 9TH day Of Novem-
ber 1859, the rebel prvateer Royal Yacht attacked
borned, sunk, and destroyed in Galveston bay, Texas
by az expedition under command Of Lieutenant Com
nAnder me. Jewett Of the United States steamer
santee, whereby an award Of hounty inur TO the on
GERS and men OF 50 expedition and therefore they
prosecute Ia this court In the Of the United States
for the reasons in the libel stated aud that said
will stand for trial at the City Hall the city wash
ington, on the nrst Monday o. July pext, when aud
Why condemnation should not be dserssd, and 10 In
tsrvens for their interests.
May 80, 1855. .... -. MICS
jsi.2Awtd Clerk.
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Terms RoR HARPER's MAGAZINE AND WEEKLY.
Magazine, one copy for one ysar......,.......AO on
Wovkly, one copy Tor one year 90
will be supplied gratis to every club Of AVE- subscriber
At " each, In Que remittance, or six copies for 420
Bound volumes Of the Magazine, each volume con
tainng the numbers for six months will be furnished
for Is per Volume, and sent by Ill, postage paid
Round volumes Of the Weekly, each volume containing
The numbers for one year, will be furnished for 81,
freight by express paid weight Of the volumes being
beyond that allowed 10 the mail.
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FrRE-About six o'clock yesterday morn.
ing the alarm Of FIRE was sounded from boz 20 BY
Odiesr Parker, Gre having been discovered in tho
stamping store Of WIN. Prince, on street, between
Eighth and Ninth. The hrsmsn were promptly out,
but their services were no, needed, the flames hay.
ing been sztinguishsd BY the nsighbors with few
buckets Of water before much damage was done
rhs FIRE was the work Of an incendiary,
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THE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

rHB Lady Directors Of the NATIONAL soLDIERs' AND
sAILoRs ORPHAN HoaR will oommauce 10 hold . Fair In
this city on the 18th day Of May next the proceeds Of
which TO be devoted TO the support aud mainenAnes
wise provided for in their respective States and Terri
tories.
Bach State and Territory is to be represented BY -
BILE aud the Ladies' Intend that the District Of Columbia
shall bear creditAble contrast with any.
The Ladies' will at Wesley Chapel, eoruer Of Y
aud finh streets every Tuesday, at II g. n until the
openng of the Fair, aud all Ladies DESTROYS Of
ting 10 the obleeis Of the association cordially in
yitsd to attend. aPio.td.
The Lady Managers Of the National Soldiers and
sa ors' Orphans Rome Assoelatioa regret Announee
TO the pabe their inability TO open their Fair at the
a ne advertised-May l6-as hey hnd IL Impossible to
obtain q building In time ,ufheienty SommOdious As
soon as the necessary ArrAngsmsu made due notice
will be given. Its exp'eted that this ement
will no vAv discourage the energies the trtends
already engaged In the god work, but rather ssxgs.
the mportanee " renewed and united action until the
good u aeeomPlished my90-f
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Masonie AnnIvsrssry Dol Riehmond.

RIoHHosD, June 24.-The Masonic fraternity
eommsuOrAted St.. Johns anniversary to-day.
They assembled at Mason's Hall this afternoon,
and marched in procession to Broad street Mstho.
dist Church, whore religious services were conducted
By the pastor, Rev. d. Duncan, assisted BY Rev.
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M ASONIC CELEBRATION OF ST
lM JOHNS BAY.
TO MOUNT VERNON AND oLYMoNT.


Tho Masonic Pilgrimage TO Mount Vernon under the
auspices Of the KNIGHTS TRMPLAR Of the District Of
Columbia will take place
on MONDAY, the 18th Instant
.''washington -
lst. Prayer By the Grand Chaplain Of the Grand
Lodge Of the District Of Columbia, Bro J. N Coombs
ID Music by the Marine Band.
Sd Music. wAshington's Grave, by Bro. Dawson,
Noyss, Ball and Hodgson.
oh. Address by Brother u. 7. II. Bfomwell, q. NJ,
Of the Grand Lodge Of Illinois,
9th. Music by QuArtette Club.
9Th. "Miserere," BY the Marine Band, after which
the company will re-embark and proceed 10 0lymont
The boat will leave the sevenih street whArfAt sS
O'Clock g. m, and return at o'clock and 10 o'clock
p. m.
Tickets, o. 50, admitting gentleman aud two ladies'.
Tickets will be sold TO none Who are not Master Ma
sons aOd eau be obtained only Of the Committse and
the filler At Masonic Hail. corner Of Ninth and sts
CoNMITTEB.
Nv. Botelar, n. J. Alvord,
Q. Y. Psuie y. D. Larner,
J. A. stawaH O. W. Baneoek,
washiugton Command Columbia Command.
derry No. l. derry No.2
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7 O. P A r X Il R,
q. POST OFFICE NEWS STAND,
Has on hand At all times all the
MAGAZINES, CHAP PUBLICATIONS, STATIONERY
OF ALL KINDS
Also all the BoRFHkRn PAPERS resolved ai the
WARRINGTON PAPIRs
for sale a. soou a. issued,
A8- TIE DAILY AND wBIKLY REPUBLICAN are
or sale t PARKRR's, asd subscriptions received,
sepe
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J. L. Burrows 81 the Baptist Church. An over.
flowing congregation were present, and much inter
cot In the pocssdisgs exhibited.
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INsUnANCn coMPANIrs.

=
E'xoELsIoR FIRE INSURANCE COM.
IL rAkY.
Observation-Disclosures. No $50 s,o.s.., co.
Tn. compaay Insure. ali k,sds o. Bsiidinss aou.s.
had Furniture herohandise Vessels In Port and other
Properly against Loss By Fire
EU0EsE PLUNKsTT,
WALDO HUT0mNs,
WILLIAM psRDJN, ..sa.Hl
ousTsyH REYExUo, .lH
kLiAs PoHvsRr,
JnsSPa D YouNd, 10
CHARLES g PILL,
q. PAcALfN, H'H
g. p. oILBERT, NT
RoBERT scHEIL, .#l. ..
JAMES L. MORGAN,
yoaH 3 LRFRiN0wkLL,
eEoRes z srRpMLN,
-. HsnRY LEWIS,
,.s,,m N. GRAFT s. sSyls = uono,. ~,
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE. COMPANY,
a. No. los BnoADwAr. NEW YORK.
CASH oAprTAL...........o ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
ASSETS, JANUARY, 1885,. s4s Les
This Company insures, At customary rates Of pre-.
mium, against all MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS on CARGO or FREIdHr; also against loss or
damage By FIRE.
~ PREMIUMS ARE PAID IN GOLD, LOSSES WILL
BE PAID IN GOLD.
The assured receive 70 per cent. Of the not profit.
without insuins say liability, or In lien thereof at
their option, liberal discount upon the premium.
All Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend, declared January Is, 1850,
TWENTY Five PER CENT
JAMES LoRIMBR GRAHAM, Prs.idsnL
ROBERT N. O. GRAHAM, Vice President
JAMES LoRIMBR GRAHAM, Jr., "a Vice Prss't
HENRY H. PORTER, seerstary.
CHARLES KING, Agent
Room No. 4. Washington Bulding,
Jelly Cor. Psnnsylvania av. and seventh street
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GALE OF VEGETABLE STANDS IN
~ THE FPRnkNT MARKEis
viii sold to the highest bidder for cash. the fol-
,EElRs M,RkKr-sAIuRDAY. June so. I. 10
o'clock q m. mn. .... u. '
Il ,RraERS LIBERTY MARKEr-PRIDAY, June
kAyi YARD MARKET-PRIDAY. June 20, at 10
o'clock. q. m
WESTERN MARKEr-MoNDAY, July ., at 10 o'clock
B-Persons now holding stands In the different
'parksts can retain them by paypg the appraisement
price such stands previous to the day OF sale.
js20-eotd RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
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GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
" TIE BENEFIT OF
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

NATIONAL oRPHANs' H0MR FUND,
under the auspices Of the Soldiers and Sailors Union
washinRt IN, D. @ at Growers Theatre, on
THURSDAY RvBNING, August O. 1885,
90 800 0O0 tickets will be 80 d at ti eAeh-T5 900
presents awarded, valued at $3.50 0n0 t25 90 Of the
profits to be given to the soldiers and Sailors National
Orphans Home Fu"d, % 800 to the Washington Male
aud Female Orphan Asylum the balance after duetIng
expenses be paid to the Treasurer Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Union Of Washington, d. @.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

/ NlIED SlAIES MAhShALS SALE.
" In virtue Of q writ Of fi-ri faeIAs issued from
tbo Clerks once Of tas supreme Cour VI the District %
Columbia, aud 10 ne directed will expos to pubis
sale for cash. In rou Of the Court House door u said
strict On TUEsD ~, the Sd day July next 1861 at
q O'Clock, IN the following erbed properly Wit:
Part Of OI NO. in square No. 2.3 beginning At stake
On the building line Of north street q line with
the west building line Of N. b. smith hOuss; thence
north along said line to Vermont avenue thsaes south
along taid TO the original south u
said lots and thence eastwardIy on rect to the place
Il Rinn ng, foTiy-Iour feet; and oJnt.isipg q zoJ
square feet less AlsO, that piece VI land
the extreme moth poiut Of ,Aid above tod
lot aud running parallel W tn Vermont avenue fifteen
feet, then aud parallel with the ley aud half
Ieet, thence south aud parallel with Vermont avenue
welye feet thence west aud parallel with tho alley
feet, thence south aud paralsl with YsrSoBt avenue
Iwelys feet thence north the place Of beginning
gether with all aud singular the thereon
10 the city Of Washington, d. O.
se,Ied aud levied upp1 the property of Joseph
segAr, and will be sold to satisfy VIII No. 66t Trials
January Term, 1858, In favor Of oven Co.
D. s. COOLING,
Jsl3-td U. 8. Marshal District Of CoiumblA.
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T UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER

CD. CHURCH d co.
Desire 70 call special attention Of the Carpenter AND
Builders, wheelwTgbu and Coach makers to their eE.
tsnsye snd we'll selected assortment OF ali the various
kinds of Lumber, consisting In part Of
All sIes Of white Pine Poplar, Walnut, Oak Ash and
Hickory.
FRAMIN0.
white Pine, Spruce, Hsmloek, Va Pine, aud Oak.
FLoORING.
White Pine. Spruce, W. P,a. Eastern Shore, and Oak
Cypress, VIII to Pine, sprueN, and Cedar
FkNGB RAILS POSTS AND PICKsrs
@. b CHURCH 4 co,
myslm Cor. Maryland ava, Hnd Eleventh street.
ADY'S NATIONAL PHOTO
ID GRAPHIC GALLERY,
7S BROADWAY,
NEw YoHE,
Nearly opposite Grace Church.
MT Brady has on view and for sale at his Gallery a.
PORTRAITS OF ALL OFFICERS,
Of both ssryisss Who have disa suishsd themselves IN
the late war The slIss vary from carte d Stsas
imperial,
addition TO his varied AAsOrtsA Of nLsRsssss Mr.
coLLECrIoE OF VIEWS
Of almost every pOini made historic In the recent con
aioL which IL may be presumed viii be valued By not
fsnds as msmentoes Of the trials through which the
nation has just passed.
M; Brady LIAys pays sOasidsrabls attention. v
The ssw .tyls Of PORTRAITS IN Ro1cELAIE l.,
been br0usAsbs Mr. Brady Va R.fstuOh. IPi.I
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DINNER AND

repaired at the shorsss. notice and in the sas.
factory manner. -..
BIa.tfa.t from s.o l, o'olosf. Dinner and supps,
Il all hours M mAya-U
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- IN0s AT ALEX NNDRiA,V VA

GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
y IN0s AT ALEX ,NDRIA,Y =
CHiEP QuAa rRRhAsrsR's OFFICE,
RIOT wA.HISG. ON,
wAsHINdroN, D. O June ~ 1855
Will ba sold At publie Aaelin Promises uBdsr
the direction Of BreSsi Lieut. col j. O. C. Lee, A O D.,
AsxAn iria, Va, on Pail Az, June 90 ls6o the follow
Ing -dssorih+d Government huildingz;
ON WATER SrKEET D TWsES KING AND CAM
RRON sTReErs, AT II O'CLOCK, A n.
Two ~ CommiSsArv storshon .es, sAeh Ox3OS feet
BENTLEY BARRACKS, NuRfHRA'P O kkER OF
oURgN Ana ALIkBO srs., At u o'ULOIK, n
Que az once, t2KSB feet
One ~ BrrAek, 24xllSts"t.
Two Cg Out houses each Ioxl0 fOoL
Doe ~ out. bOnss, ass fest
one Stable, lSxaI foeL
al kst e Psnoe,
Ths huldin.s will bs sold SIpgly, aud must n. v..
noved within nnssn days nom datN Of sale
Terms cAsh, 10 Government funds
p,.,u., RUcKER,
ys3n Dep I 81 WA-htuRt.,s.
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The awards will be made after the concert on the stage
~ iii Ss PssI ~ ssa WI
TO superlntsnd the same.
Printed lists Of yards will be published aud supplied
TO Ageats aud ticket holders. Parties having tickets
will retain them until after the awards made, aud
their numbers pPear 10 The si they will forward their
Ping OF goods deeds the properly Tickets for sale
at all the principal Hotels Book aud Music Stores In the
dS aS tSS Ss az ne .bs saS1s mr.
tiopal Orphans Home Fund, corner Of seventh street
and Pe"nsylvana avenue, Washington. pc.
give this enterprise their kind support, and thereby
sis In relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of fallen
MANAGING DIRECTORS.
con- RShL pT, .sT s1IIG ssR S9S3
WILLIAMS MORSE.
TREASURER,
J. D, HUTCHINSON, ESQ,
Cashier National Bank Of the Metropolis.
All psrsous hvorably disposed are requested to act a.
agents, but no commissions will be allowed.
Money should n all be by post once order
draft, express, or registered letters
In Every case send the name and pos, once address.
stamp All orders for ticket. M! he sdd,e,ssd to
Secretary Soldiers and ssiiors National Concert,
REPER. BY PERMISSION, TO
oea k"bs't @. koheueb, M q Ohio.
Gen. nGlheIt ;: Paine, N G., Wisconsin,
Grn, John N, Ketchum. N. O., New York.
Gen. janice O Blunt, Kansas,
Gen. J. N. Hsdrck, iowa
Gen. D. c. MeCallAm, y. G,
Gen o. " Dayton, New York
Hon. ThOS W. Ferry, NJ G, Michigan.
hon. George Lawrence, G., PenBSylvAniA.
hHj. 4. Doughty, New YOrk.
Bon RLehArd WAliseh. hAyOr, Washington, D. @.
Hon. WIN Kelley; NJ, G., P'opsylVaHia
Hon. Bbou Q. InEersoll, N g., ILLINOIS.
Hon. Henry q Deming,M @, Oonneetieut.
Hon. A II LSnin, N c., New York
Hon. Leonard Myer., NJ CJ P. Bnsylv.niA
Hon. William A, Newell, N O., New Jersey
Hon GeoIge W, Jusn, NJ. c., tndiApG.
Hon. Stephen y. Wilson, NJ q, PennsylyaniA
hon. J v 0rinBel, N. O., lows.
Nal NJ Va Buren,, New York. .sodqm
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J0HN WEI KER'S
~ BUTLER REsrAURAHT.
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Between Ninth and Tsntb streets, (up stairs)
Tho proprietor Of this Ayots Restaurant ha spared
palms TO make this the best Restaurant In washing
and he points with pleasure 70 the large
ne has always been honorsd with, and respectfully
,olieits . continuance Of the same.
GAME, OYSTERS, and other rsfrsshmsnts constantly
N haad: snS at the most reasonable rates.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-25
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