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The national Republican., 1866-05-15
DROPOS SAILS FOR FRESH AND
IL CoRHBD BRRP
orylo. P.r0I cosslss.lI q sus:I'Issc,,

oTYIos DnPor CossIssARY or suBsurrxcr,
wAsHfxaToS, d. c., Nay u 1895. I
Sealed proposals, Of the form Furnished BY the I'm
der.igned will be received In duplicate, until TUES
DAY The aoth inst At II m for all the fresh Beef
This Beef will be entirely from HAD quarters, except
the ribs, OF the best selections and Of the apest quA
Also, at the same time and place. aud under the
condtioa proposals will be reee we'd Tor all the Cornsd
Beef required for any purpose at this Depot II
b. q the nrst quality and in condition
The contractor will be required 10 deliver the
the Store house, who're he will dsiribu,s II in such
auan,es and at sneh time: as an oeer Of the sabsst
II desired, : -
Bidders mus. bs present at tho opening Of the bids
Payment to be made this once In such funds the
Government may have for dlsburs mint.
All the meat will be subject n q rigid Inspection aud
hNot satsactory purchases In the open market will be
made, At the expense OF the eoniraetor.
An questions respecting quality and condition will Be-
settled b the oneer Of the subsissnes Department
eeiyiog the meat
The contret will be made for three month. from the
IN day of June lsec or such period the cOmmissay
General may determine.
Bid. must be endorsed " Proposals. for -, A.
aud addr ssed to the uadsrsgned, who reserves the
right to reject any Apd all bids.
O. BELL,
myi6.mwfot MAJ. aud O. 8 +, U.s.A.
The national Republican., 1866-05-15
VHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
TTT GGh@S E SNEED n9lPsq STaRRs R sl
nISTRInT

To all Uhom q may concern, greeting! ..#
Notice 10 hereby given, that the l4ih day Of Sep
tsmbsr 1884, the armed priyAiser "JudAh, then be.
longing TO the naval service Of the rebel authorities Of
the soeAed OoBfederAto States Has attacked burned,
four boats belonging to the United States steamer Colo
TAdo, aud the bslled aud prosecuted In this
court In the Of the United sAes for the
in the libel stated And that said cause will stand for
trial At the Guy Hail. In the city Of Washington on the
nrs Monday Of June NEXT when and where all persons
warned 10 appsAr 10 show why condemnation
should not bs desesd and 70 intervene for their inter-
osts.
May q Isss Ry. hBIes, Clerk.
The national Republican., 1866-05-15
Position Of Gov. swami OF Maryland.

In column upon the outside Of the Re
PUBLICAN this morning will be found a card
from Governor SWAMI, Of Maryland, in
which he ignores the attempts Of the radicals
to place him on their platform, and an
nounces apolicy identical with that of Pres
ident JOHNSON, SO far as the "reconstruction"
OF the States is concerned.
The national Republican., 1866-05-15

LETTER cARniERs.-POstusster Bowen, with
the consent Of the Postmaster General, has sp-
pointed Andew oarsw. in place Of Geo. W. Lee,
deciinedi and John A. Lehman, TO al the vacancy
created BY the resignation Of Hubert II. Boolsy;
salary In each case, t7oo per aunum
The national Republican., 1866-05-15
RECEPTION AT THE EXECUTIVE
MANSION.

The President and daughters will receive
this Tuesday evening, 18th inst, from 8 to
10 o'clock.
The national Republican., 1866-05-15

FonsIoH MAILs.-TO-uOuOw, the 10th iastSnt,
the packet stsamsrS win lssve New York for Liv-
srpOOl and Havana cOrsspOndsnOs from here
should no. bs later than the postal ear Of. this
evening
The national Republican., 1866-05-15
GOVERNMENT SALE OFMOLAssEs.


OFFICE oEror connIssARr oy srnsIsrEScn,
wAsHIEaroS, d. u. May ~, 1850. 4
Sealed proposals. In duplicate Of the form furnished
by the uuderssned will be received at this once until
" o'clock, m on THURSDAY, May ST. 1895 for thu sale
l46oo GALLONS OF MoLAssEs: f
(sabarres averaging about ~ galoas each, and 4Ip
half barrels averaging about ~ gsllons each.
Proposas will not be received for less than three (
barrels, or i've (0 half barrels.
All the packages have been regauged and reeoopsred,
but y desired By ths purchaser win be regAuged by
reliable Inspector before their delivery, be seen
at the subsistsnce Store house. sixth street wharf
washington. d. O. or samples will bs found with the
following ohhcers;
,Btsyst Brig Gen. H. ,. cisrts, G. .s,u.AA..
New York Ciiy.
Brevet Brig Gen. @. L. Kilburn, A. O. q, g., u g.
A.. Philadslphia. Pa.
Bre,et Brig Gen. T. Wilson. v. g. and Brevst L.
Col Capt and @. T., U. 8. A., Baltimore, Nd
Or at this once.
Payment In Government funds about nty per cent Of
which viii be required tho scospAnos Of the bid and
the remainder before the delivery commences.
No bid received from parties who have failed 10
ply with their contracts.
Bidders are requested to be present ., the opening Of
Al purchases will be loaded at the 0ovsrnmsnt wharf
tp Washington, d. O., free Of expense
The neua reservation By the Government In regard 10
BIDS will be observed. O. BILL
myb-mwfot Msj. and @. g., U. g. A.
The national Republican., 1866-05-15

The Commissioner Of Pensions yesterday sp.
pointed Dra George Wranhsrt Of wiikssbsus,
Pennsylvania, and Elijah Glendsning, corydon,
lows, as sIapining surgeons for the Pension Ba.
raau #
The national Republican., 1866-05-15

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iasian Y, soa. .noaa ~. c, nos.a move 1850
III. CL.n,s -. onAn'. Jimmy, ,,
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ntt.. ~, p..l. 81 ta.nl,.n a. s..ls w ov%' IN
s,n.d,,n.. as s.i,.s ~ ~ "qune ln.o .ne
tst imno:.S nv oe ~. n1e..,..,, ~ N pa,. 'ns
sat- hpoE. .cy,J.,Ui Isss s'uns n0'e' OF
M. rs.al,s,e0 ~. y,.I..,nS ..yJ' .
Ths ,no,nias hon. h.sios -i'.S ~ nay'O@
NJ n.-. go ~ %es.sPP.,' ,,,
made . ,.no,, IN a.. .on,sasad .,, on h'scuons,
FoIi.,s .asir., n.," s.s.s ~ svoon 's.n oSe
ohio .na,a- -.i,L 'Nai M ~ io'l usrior "
iano sn,i.isa ~ NJ ~, g. ~ Sso'.ns M. De
o,ds,sd - ~ nsi.s.s No 0n 'ne 'ao'o "nu
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,hs s,,,o.,. sdsnoh question Oh PtiVhsgs' onsred
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Yopr ~ ,s ,om ue no. sesen'n oistne. oil new
son.,i.,,dP ~ P's,esB ,s,n % ,as ny olaon ns,, 70 %
sa,a,s.. ~. .n's ne W. IonyNins terms;
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ors..a o'nsn.s saoed .nas ne snoala pernsp, nave
Il...S 'o.uuon OF sApui@gn. cv' ne nsIuly DC.
~. ~ ,ne gehueman .a ,1om New iork unds"t9od
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~ p.fr., -. - ~ 80 ,os.etVs.
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-, ~, SnaheI 20 'na' 'ney misnt pe sure 10
M.a "ps" enoaga
~ nosers onsner, nos., ana otners, were
Gu .he noor .. once sdaresnng tne Chair. but the
Spes. @ snnounees Inh me previous question haV-
'ns oeya us%aadeo, n,n no deoa,s was IN order.
'.i pouu ~ aPP,aos W nv ocnenoA 70 iet tne
,u. " Prnlea anu 30 over, In order thath
mkn' S Se alsGu.,ea' sI .
M, M. =, ooIooA L,, ssu 'nat ,nor, vas no discussion
PO.s'o'9 nss oouiu MAKE tne tning clearer than II
c cas. An ..ompt nv gross Insult upon
ooutI' snougn NJ uouo,el sne,ner the genue'
nsn T.I II. IL. nn.nisll omprenenueo ~ ~.
t'I nou'' 'ooopuou 'no haior tne previous
qussuoh.
; 10 p'onu snBgested inst IL certainty admit
sea .. Gon,'ruclion very duetent from what me-,
sensnek usa gwen u, ana asked whetner u was lair
W .uo msJvrV 70 press .no question 70 vote now
"i,aou, g.ylog my. vaansr iair hearing
=, I. pannB Jo,neu IN 'he aemand tnat ms COL
league should 30 beard
mr; ocnenck suggested that oy unanimous con-
$50, mt. onahef snouid DC permitted 70 make any
''R,snauon R, ne enose. - =,
IN onanimous consent having been given, Mr.
ohanler addressed the House. He said 1t was i'm
possible ior MIN or the House TO discern what mo-
", I'VE aetuated ,ne gentleman from Ohio Mr..
oenenokl In making ms notion but the motive
sn,on hotuateu nimseh IN tne resolution which nc
nho onercu ne Nnanietl aione knew Inc assertion
o. tue gentleman from ohio put the insult upon |
The national Republican., 1866-05-15
THE CITY H ECTIoN.
yyToRKINGMEN's TICKET : SEC
w oND WARD.
roR nAroR,
II N. EAsBY.
roR ALDERMAN,
lE0 u AAlIH

n ~ EAsBY.
roR ALDERMAN,
0B0. T. hAUB.
Subject to the ratification Of the workinsmsp', cyu.
vontion. myl4.sts
THE NEW BUSINESS COLLEGE
R.;.;r,, to the pubio the following ua're'pOn.
HENRY n. corr, A. NJ,
Prorristor, In charge Of Basne.s frasties.' -
HENRY q. spBsCER,
Pennaushlp Department.
W. r. PBAsg
Assistant 10 Penm.nship.
@. y. MeKlfEEY,
Commercial Department
JAMES BECRwITH,
Law aud Evening Mathematics.
very great expense the serv ees Of II. O. Spencer
have been secured for an uuilmed time. Mr.. Spencer
the leading author Of the famous spenesriau system
and the editor Of the speneerian Key to
adopted throughout the oountry the saudard Of crit
ie.m His reputation 10 world -wids and he stands un.
hyalied a. the head Of his profession
w r. P-ase, his assistant, is well and honorably
susyn here, and sa teacher Of penmanship, hs, no
The other in.uetor. are thorough busin... men, and
No Incompetent teachers will be employed.
The system Of Business Practice, Invested by the
proprietor, Is the INST important part OF the book
keeping course Here the applies bis Theoretical
knowledge sad is prepared for the more Minute details
OF actual business -
This in the Union Of Bushes. Colleges that :.
raPidy extending TO the principal cities Of the country
IT'S the only oppositiOu to ust that gives
nresident partners At least half pToeseds Of
prtnepas labor instead Of Ao wing u 10 remain for the
schools improvement IndviduA owBsrship, the basis
Of The new Union, gives uhsqusisd facilities Al the low
This College will be opened on Monday, Jane T. az III.
W corner Of Seventh aud streets, (Intsliiosncsr
Pull Scholarships, apeiudIpe membership. in the
UniOn) time unlimited tO, Vsecursd before September
ISL Imylo-u1 PENMANsHlP.
The national Republican., 1866-05-15
TRIAL OF JEFF. DAVIS.

An article Of deep and interesting import
upon the subject Of JEFF. DAVIS will be
found on the first page of our paper to-day.
The national Republican., 1866-05-15

SS-Blbls soeiety.-The Thirty-eighth An
adversary Of the Washington City Bible Society will be
held In the First ptis Cburch Thirteenth street. Dr
Giiletts'sJ on TUESDAY EVENING, May 10, at 81
o'clock.
Addresses may be expected from General Garfield, NJ
c., from Ohio, and other prominent speakers.
WILLIAM BALLANTYNE,
myl4.a Secretary pro tenn.
The national Republican., 1866-05-15
~ once of the oommissary General OF
-

PnrsosERs, -
wAsHsoros, D. c., May 6, 1890.
Nor cE.-A sufieient length Of time having elapsed
for the presentation Of claims against the fund under
the charge Of this once, moneys recovered from the
rebel authorities, taken from United States soldiers
while held as prisoners OF wa) claims presented
after this date will be considered.
pro rata distribution Of the fund will bs made on
the claims now on hls in this once satisfactory proof
Of the identity Of the claimant and the authenticity Of
the claim being presented.
By order Of Major 0eperal Il. A Hitchcock, Commis.
'ary General Of Prisoners. W. T. HARTZ
myl2-lit Assistant Adj Jutapt General
The national Republican., 1866-05-15
,5PBCIAL NOTICE.

So WorkinEmsn's Conyention.-The reg
ulAr monthly meeting will bs held on WEDNESDAY
evening" Nay 10, at eight o'clock full Attsndanceis
desired. wM r. MCLEAN, President.
j. W, hArriSaLr, Rec. Sec myl5.a
The national Republican., 1866-05-15

ss- seventh ward.-A Meeting of the
Voters Of the Seventh ward favorable to the policy Of
the present Administration will be held at Island Hail.
EvBEIN0, May 10th, at o'clock. to pomi-
nate Ward Candidates to be supported at the ensuing
municipal election. my9-td
The national Republican., 1866-05-15

sEDusiness ksn and Merchants who de-
sire to throw their Advertisements into rhyme for the
RRPuBLIcAS, can be accommodated by addressing
"UEoH00," at this once. ApH.n
The national Republican., 1866-05-15

Mr. Brady has view and for sale at his Gallery a,
PoRrkAIrs OF ALL oFRIoRRs,
o. both services who have dStiB Rushed them.svs. In
imperial. - N""' "
Ia addition to hSVSrOd assortment Of iiksass.ss, Mr.
COLLECTION on VIEWS
81 almost every point made historic In the rsssnt eon
net which u may be presumed will be valued by not
na,.o I %s%sn.0s; Of the trials through which The
soPyiaG ''AA'-
bean brought By NJ. Brady 70 perfection aps-1
The national Republican., 1866-05-15

sqsl.c, to tn. sussa,ion Of the worsins~.n'. Con.
vention. myll.sts
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The Baby.

Ia view of the fact that each new baby Is an
Improvement upon any previous creation Of the
same kind, we have a hope that iniantile hui
humanity may soon attain n degree of perfection
hitherto unknown. As one biography-except-
ing Nright-will do for most domestic prOduc-
tons Of this character, we present the following
from the Attica IN. " Ledger:
We have had so many kind friends asking
about that baby that We thought it necessary to
the current style of the day
It's a boy.
He's a - buster"
Weighs nine pounds and 4 quarter. and old
women tell us that be Will grow heavier as his
weight increases.
lies the first boy of which we have ever been
proprietor and of course is the only baby in
town.
The olS, women before mentioned declare him
the very image Of his pa
a Little copy q his fi,hul sire,
In face AID gesture"
But in justice 70 the youth We must say We
think him an Improvement on the Original-a
world of progress, YOU know.
This Young American i as old as could be ex-
pected, considering the time he was born, and
will doubtless be too old for his father in a few
years, if lie has good luck.
He is quite ~reticent on politics, and onlv wants
20 be let alone.
We think he favors Mrs. Winslow' policy.
We haven't named him yet; We want to give
him a distinguished cognomen, but the fame of
our great men Is at present 60 precarious that We
don't like the risk.
1t IL perhaps unnecessary to say. as all biogra-
pliers do OF distinguished persOnages. that the
subject of this sketch was born at q very early
age. Of poor but respectable parents"
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For. Sale.

49, \ GOOD % B"LE-SFsT- COVER
E-r-LE ID FAMILY tAE.labt. ba- tH- Ell-EuJEu
-- vehicle formerly rE--i iy 4 B- BATES, Isl. It
g very strong ~al--aia- AMI 10 good .rI.r- II. purchaser
all ind = one q tha cheapest, last ef-frtlhlc and service
abe carr iages ever imported.
81 lm. II u WHITNEY.
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NJ.
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CFr5u the Dayton Journal, October 5th)
a Wonderful Dream.


Mr.. Robertson. Mail Agent on the Atlantic
and Great Western Road, between this city and
Cleveland, related 70 Us Yesterday, the strange
item about a farmer who prevented n terrible
disaster on the road near Mansfield, Ohio, at the
time Of the recent great freshet. We had before
seen such 4 paragraph relating 10 the singular
affair. Mr.. r.. conyersed with the farmer, and
here is the story. in short:
The farmer "a Pennsy!vanian) went TO bed
during the heavy and protracted storm Monday
night. and dreaming that the fill across tie chasIn
some hundred feet deep, had given away under a
passenger train, and let it down the abyss, he
sprang TO render assistance 10 the passengers, ran
to the door, and was fastening from the house.
when his wife awakened him. He related his
dream, and went 10 bed again, but slept little
more during the night. The dream made such
4 deep impression on his mind that he fastened
To the chasIn the next morning early 10 see what
condition it was in but the road was apparently
all right, although the water was pouring and
surging through the large culvert beneath as
though il would wash the earth away. Tuesday
night the farmer could not rest for thinking
about his dream about the preceding night. and
getting up he procured his lantern and hurried
of TO the chasm. Hearing the train laundering
toward destruction, the farmer clamoered across
the dreadful break. and running DOWN the road
some distance, ne si-naled the approaching train
10 stop. And 80 short was the time, that by the
time the engineer was able TO hold up, the engine
was but a few feet from the chasm.
The train Vas large, and was filed with per-
sons who had been To the Union meeting at
Mansfield. What a narrow escape they all made
from q horrible death. For the train would have
crushing all to death in the ruins. The passen-
gers at once eyinced their gratitude 10 their pre-
server, the Pennsylvania, by making him III a
handsome sum vi money.
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fn Wan
Calls upon God 10 strike him Dead If
he il GuiIty-He fails Instantly 40 the
floor. a Corpse.

Whatever version may ie given q q c.rcGm-
stance That occurred in this l.:g yesterday after
noon. tie most ~tLOu-L-i-Ss must Pr fo.c- admit
th.t the r->llt = most s--.CE- ard sc1--l NJ. and
well calculated % turn the serious man u more
profound meditation. ard even stay the reckless
man IN his c1u-Sa. i man yf robust health. and
in TIE prime u life, l. accused Of a crime under
circumstance IF almost positive proofs Of guilt.
and while be calls upon GIi ~ bear witness u
his innocenc-, i struck dead almost before the
aVI1l has left Lis liPs. Incre1ia le a. tie cir-
cums-ances may 4Ip=lr they ara literally true:
! little over = y.aE ago there lived IN q small
village IN sweden a nan by the name IF kg-en-
cTlst. Whose O-teDsitle pursuit was that Of tailor,
bur rEMyr had u tE-- hls principal revenue was
derived from VJac-lng and stealing. and ~ last
tE.- impression was - strongly q. Lt-met tina; lie
suddenly left tsa- village = evaLe the arm Of
justice lie came y t1.= country about eight
months ago. and took up his residence IN Csica.1.
where h again worked - hs trade. Having a
family, lie found j; difficult - support them in Jle
clty, and, consequently. sent them on a farm
about II miles from Chicago He therelcyn
took lodgings ~ & b0arding-lJu>e. No. IA Burn
side street. and tar = long time suspicious were
entertained - Q Ls character Recently several
valuable articles belonging u Jllrdtrs IL the
house were found missing. but no clu. as 10 the
r--I-trargr could be detected. Yesterday after
noon another theft was discovered and the proofs
Of gui.t pointed directly u ROs-ncrist-nO one
else having been near the apartment since the
~a--- ~e- 81 AL4tN @Llirl were az seen. Ou bc4IE
accused. he stOutly denied the theft. but. finding
no ~crrience was given % denial, he suddenly
grew more Passionate, and, lifting up his hand
toward heaven exclaimed that lie hoped that his
81 tongue would rot IN his mouth. ms head drop
from his shoulders, and God strike lin dead on
the spot" If he was guilty. No sooner had
these words escaped his lips when he suddenly
began 70 rel and stagger. and, before support
could be given. he fell 70 the fOOr-iead. The
excitement this incident created among the by
ISLANDERS can letter BE- imagined than described.
strong men stood paraiyz-d. women tainted, and
none were able % speak TOR some minutes. The
occurrence was - horrible, this apparent retri-
button 50 terrible. that men doubted their senses.
But the dead man remained PROSTATE on the floor
a ghasty proof Of the reality. TIE rumor of
this strange and startling fatality soon spread
through the neighborhood, and in Il few minutes
the house was filled with horror-stricken people.
none Of whom doubted that the hand Of God was
thus made visible. \ physician was called, who
pronounced the cause u death u be disease OF the
heart. produced By over excitement. The body
has been conveyed to the dead house, where an
inquest will be held to-day.-CAicqgo Tunes.
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