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The national Republican., 1866-10-29

ORPHANs' CoURT-Judge Purcell. - On
Saturday the viii Of the late John T. Cochrane was
fully proven and admitted to probate and record:
Letters of administration the estate were Issued
to John D. MoPhsrsoni bond $25, 900.
Tho will Of Michael Murphy was fully proven
and admitted to probate and record. Also, the
will Of Julia Catalina
letter. of administration on the estate Of Jos.
H. Odrick Wsre issued to Sarah Odrickj bond 81 900
On ths estate Of Woodford Stone, TO Mary Ann
Stone; bond SO, 900. On the etate Of John y.
spesssr, to Mary L. spssssri bond $40, 900.
Virginia Hollingsworth gave bond In the sum Of
SIC, 900, and qualihsd as guardian to The orphan
Of James II. Doughty.
The arst account Of Francis Wilhelm, guardian
TO tLs orphan Of M. P. Mohun, was approved and
passed,
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
- STATES, DECEMBER TERN, 1855.
ORDER OF COURT.

ORDER OF COURT.
0RpHRHp, That the several causes brought Into this
Conr By wrs e error or appeals from the Circuit or
District Courts for sayera districts within the States
declared TO be In rebellion by the Proclamation Of the
called and disposed Of at the term Of this Court
ppder the rules thereof and In regular order A. they
may stand ppon the docket
And the Clerk 10 dJeeted 10 copy Of this order
20 BE- publishsd 10 three dfiiy psps Of the cityof
WAshington-
Test; .-a-. D. W. MIDDLETON,
esll.kwSW Clark supreme Court Uaitsd states.
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PROPOSALS FOR WORK ON SEWER.
OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
CAPITOL OF TIE USIrED STATES,

=
CAPITOL OF rHR USIrED STATES,
wAsHISGroS CIR, October 10, 1895.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once until
the sd day Of November next at l2 clock noon aud
will be opened at one o'clock that day in the pres
enos q hs Secretary of the INTERIOR to do the following
To excavate properly from the place where the pres.
ent unfinished sewer through the Botanic Garden ter
mates to Third street west to plank the bottom Of the
creek with sinch joist in the same manner that tha
bottom Of planksd as far an the sewer Is now built
e GSs T on tSSa S 'SS as Of Gs 10
built built Of sucien height to receive the arch
and to build lateral three barrel sewer from the
present sower from the Capitol to the main sewer All
the materials to bo furnished BY tho contractor and all
necessary preparations such freeing the channel Of
The work to be done under the Supervision Of COM
petent person to be employed by the Commissioner,
and to the satisfaction OF such person and the Commits
s,ouer.
Proposals must be made In gross sum for doing all
The tosrk, as II cannot we'll be divided.
required to give proper SECURITY for the OF
his and twenty per cent Of the contract price
will 20 retained until the work 'a1scy ksFsdg com
Oe22.la Commissioner of Public Bulding..
SAILS FOR BUILDING A
LARGE FIRR.PRooP WAREHOUSE AT THE
sCHUYLKILL ARSENAL. PHILADELPHIA.
QvARrxRnAsrrH GENERALS OFFICE, I
wAsHIsaroH, D. G. Oct 0, 1866. !
nas. S sSSTs s'Ses ess wv
Office OF Brevst Brgadler General O. II. CrosmAn, As
sat sss d SSs GsG.l' sa. a?
and at the Shce Of Brevet Major General s. Van vot,
QuartoI ImRster. New York.
Specifications will be printed Immediately and de-
poslted at these several places.
soAled proposals for the erection Of tho building, In
cludng all work and material invited and will be
received until the 30h Of October lstan noon, at
the oaee OF Brsvet Brigadier General q. CrosmAn,
Assistant QuartermAster General, Philadelphia, when
they will be opened in presence Of such bidders as
choose to be present.
The cost Of the whole work complete and the time at
which II will he finished should be stated in the pro-
posals which should be accompanied by the guaranty
Of two responsible persons In the amouat Of ten thou
sand dollars that the bidder will enter into contract
being notified Of the award. N. O. MEIds,
- Quartermaster General,
ool2-tas Drevet Ma or General, U. 5. A.
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL CoURr-Jidge FSsher-( Edw'd
@ Darlington, ss District Attorney, prosecuting
On Saturday, IN the case Of Allied Turner, In:
disted for stealing from Robsrt Stokes and Samuel
King. q noLs proisgui was entsrsd In each case by
the United States attorney.
Rachel A. Fowler, indlotsd for stealing clothing
from =. @. Weaver; verdict guilty. Adams for
dsfsnss. ...
Margaret Bsale, indicted for stealing money from
James Mc(auire was placed on trial, but the jury
was unsbls to agree upon verdict.
John Cosgrs, . boy. indicted for stealing one
sold and three silver wAtshes from r. Heunsoh.
plead guilty, and was sentenced to tho House Of
Refugs At Baltimore for one year.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
TREAsURr DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WAsHINaToN, Oct, 10, 1865,

TRkAhURf
0PPICR OF INTERNAL REVENUE, }
WAsHINaroE, Oct. 10, 1866.
Sealed proposals will bs received at this oee until
the 18th day Of November 1885, at 100 clock for sup
plying the Assessors aud Collectors Of Internal Revenue
throughout that portion Of the United States lying cast
Of the Rocky Mountains with STATIONERY for the
fiscal year ending June So 1867 and until the lst day Of
Janury 1861 for supplying the Assessors and Collectors
west ofthe Rocky Mountains.
Bidders may obtain q schedule Of articles to be fur
nished with conditions under which such articles are
to be delivered upon application to any Assessor or
Collector, or to tho Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
No proposals will be entertained from parties who are
not regular manufacturers dealers In the articles bid
for will proposals be considered unless accompanied
by satisfactory guarantees that the contract will
awarded, be faithfully executed.
Bids which contain prees less than the fair cost Of the
articles will be considered fraudulent, and rejected
The two hundred and forty collection districts are
distributed into ave departments as shown BY the
schedule furnished and each proposal must name the
department It 10 proposed to supply,
The the to reject any bids
or parts Of bids which the Interest Of the
may require. The bids should be addressed to the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, endorsed "Propo-
sails for Supplying Stationery to Internal Revenue Oh
cers.'' 3. A. ROLLINS
oe24 .eotd Commissioner.
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AMioual @tpnblita,l.
LOCAE RdmVVO. I

The vIsIr OF THE NAf1oNAL BASE BALL
CLus 70 Ricnroxp-Tnn MAscH earn Snfwnns
rHn NATIONAL AID UNfoH CLuss.-Ths match
gaus Of bass ball bstwssn Ne National Dess Ball
Olub sf eur sity and he Unisn Club Of Richmond
tSct Ylsss su Friday sMssnoou, q ! o'clock, on
RioAnond Tsa1 of HAturday morning W take the
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
4 OpRI Hont

TO all iohom q may concern:
Application having been made under the act Of Jup9
2sd $780, for reissue Of the land warrants described
herein, which alleged to have been lost or de-
stroyed notice is hereby given that at the date follow
ing the description Of each warrant certificate
warrant Of like tenor will be issued no valid objec-
uon shall then appear:
No S5 el0, for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March 3d. 1855 In the name Of Tamor. widow OF Felix
Benton, and was granted August 1855. December l6
1866. Ge25-Wl2w
No s652l forso acres, issued under the act Of sep
tember, 1885, I'm the name Of Spencer Wiley, and was
granted April 80, 1852 December %, 1865.
No. 23o4 for so acres issued under the act Of March
5, 1855, In the name Of Spencer Wiley, and was
granted February Is, 1856 December q, 1866.
100 acres, issued under the act Of March
s. 1885 In the Of Horace Gregory and granted
December, 90, 1855. December %, 1865.
No. 467a9, for 100 acres, Issued under the act Of
March s. 1855 In tho meme Of Elisha BACON, and was
granted January ~, 1855. January a. 1857.
No. for 100 acres issued under the act Of March
5. 1855. in the name Of James P underhil, and was
granted July II, ls56-December ], 1866.
No 266 so acros issued under the act Of septem.
ber 1880 In the OF Daniel Milton and granted
December IL, ls5l.-Deeember l, 1866.
No. 20 06 for so acres, issued under the act Of March
g. 1885 In the name OF Daniel Milton and granted
March Is, lS56.-Deeember !, 1866.
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PROPOSALS. FOR RATIONs.

DROPOsALs FOR RATIONs.
ouAarKnxAsrsn' OFFICE,
UHIrRp STATES MARINE Gears,
wAsHISaroS, D. O., Oct 10, 1856.
2o'sioci p N: Of TUESDAY, the NH day q E.yem:
S.rn:. % !, Is &. foo1n s.ss. rom m! J.paafy 1857
eHsEi4sSpa eGsEnssg1ws II: T...:ssss.,s: a:%s:s'ss:
BR0oKLYE, New York.
MhsaIaaToa sFti cry Finlsksa Dl..sst q oolumsl.
0osP0RT, near Norfolk, Virginia.
MOUND CITY, Illinois.
Each ration to consist Of fourths OF pound Of
pork or bacon, and fourth pound Of fresh or
Of hard bread or one and fourth pound Of corn
neal and At the rate to one hundred ration. Of eight
leu % s per
nfty ounces Of dssiceated potatoes and one hundred
ounce. Of mixed v.s:sSls ter pounds q .o's S
sperm esadis: or one and fourth pound Of sdsn.n
pounds Of soap, and two quarts Of salt
Tho raons are to be delivered upon the order Of the
either in bulk or By the snsl. ration Of good quality
with an equal portion Of hind aud fore quarters neeks
aus GS Rs
market Of the place whore the station lOcated the
coffee good Ri9 the sugar good New Orleans. or its
All subject to inspection.
All bids must be accompanied by the following guar
| antee.
The undsr.lsned =. Of |, A.. I, IT,, n. State Of
hereby guarantee that case the foregoing bid =
for raons above described be accepted he or they
will within ten days Of the receipt Of the contract at
the post ONCE named execute tile contract for the
with good and sufficient securities and In case the
said shall fail to enter into contract as aforesaid,
guarantee to make good the difference between the
offer Of the said - and that which may be accepted
A. B., Guarantor,
G. D., 01arantor. .
| Witness:
EF.
-, ls6-.
| thereby certify that the above named known
to men Of property, and able to make good their
| guarantee.
To be signed BY the United States District Judso,
| United States District Attorney, or Collector.
NO proposal will be considered unless accompanied
| by the above guarantee. 49,
N.wpapsrs authorised to publish the above will send
the paper containing the nrst insertion 10 this oee for
| examination.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Rations, -
| WILLIAM D. SLACK,
oc22.w4 Major and ouartermaster.
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The DISTRICT HOUSE, OF CoRREcTIoN-Ar-
poIsrNxNr oY CoMNIssIoHERs.-0n Saturday the
Board Of Trustees appointed under recent law Of
Congress to take charge Of the District House Of
Correction met in the Judges chamber at the City
Hall for organization. The Board consists Of the
following. named gentlemen: George 8 Gideon.
William B. Webb, and p. D. durley, for the term
Of three years B. +. Wigst and Henry D. Cooke.
for two years and David K. Carter and saylss J.
Bowen, for one year. The law Of Congress, under
which the trustees are appointed, prsscribss that
one shall bs designated BY the Mayor Of Washing
ton, one by the Mayor Of Georgetown, one BY the
Lazy Court, and four BY the Secretary Of tho In:
terror. Mr.. Gideon Is dssignatsd by the Mayor Of
Washington, Mr.. Cooke by the Mayor Of George
town, Mr.. Bowen BY the Levy Court, Qor the
county, and Colonel Webb, DR.. Gurley, Father
wigst, and Judge Carter. BY the Secretary Of the
Interior. Chief Justice Carter vas elected Presi.
dent, Henry D. Cooke Treasurer, and William b:
Webb Bserstsry. Committees were appointed, and
aftsr talking osss the various matters connected
with the Institution tbs Board adjourned until to.
morrow.
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isuo, O0 0Al.s.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AR
i TICLEs AT THE WARRINGTON NAVY YARD.
PAynAsrRR's 0HYrcR,
UsrrEp STATES NAVY, $50 STREET, !
wAsHINaroH, d. O., Oct "a, 1865.
Separate Sealed Proposals, 70 be endorsed "Propo.
sals will be received at this Office until the lst day Of
November, 1850, at 10 o'eloct, a. m Tor the following
articles TO be delivered d Washington Navy Yard via
FOR BUREAU STEAM REdINBERING
800 ays hundred feet Brass pipe, Inch diameter,
lie inch thick, assorted from IL TO IA feet long.
sotthiry) Iron Bands, Is feet long, 81 inches wide,
u inch thick, with raise Ia the centre.
100 Zone hundred) pounds No. Copper wire
FOR BUREAU NAVIGATION.
lloo eleven hundred feet walnut best quality sea-
FOR BUREAU ORDNANCE.
2Nwo) barrels Lard OIL.
For dimensions, &c, see schedule at this ONCE.
The above articles 70 be delivered free Of cost 10 the
Governmsnt for freight transportation, and at the
risk and expense Of the party furnishing.
sufeient guarantee for prompt delivery will be re-
quired Of successful bidders. -
oc26.3t Paymastsr United States Navy.
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THIs IsTO GIVE NOTICE ETHATTHE

THIS lSTO GIVE NOTICE THATTHE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county, In the District Of Columbia,
Susan B. Gordon, late Of Washington D. G., deceased,
All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned 10 sxhibit tbs same, with the
vouchers thereof to the spbssrber OF before the %
day Of October next they may Otherwise BY law be
excluded from all bsnsht q the said estate. So.
Given under ny hand this Cd day Of October, 1866.
DAVID GORDON,
oeS-laWSws Executor
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THE NEW LAW REV

little, BROWN / CO.,
Law and Foreign booksellers,
No. ITO WARRINGTON STREET, BosTgN, MASS,
Have published tho nr:t number o.
THR AMERICAN LAW REVIEW,
A Quarterly Periodical, designed to meet tho
wants Of the Legal Profession In the
United States,
CoSTRHrs OF No. ], Vol. !:
!, Phe Natural Right Of Support from Neigh
boring Soil.
II. Final Process In tho Courts Of the United
States n Affected by State Laws.
III. The Evidence Of Experts,
~. Ryves vs. Attorney General.
V. Mr. Justice Dewey.
vi. Cases In the United States Courts.
VII Digest Of the English Law Reports.
VII. Book Notices,
TX. List Of Nsg Law Books.
K Summary Of Hysnts.
XII List Of American and English Judges
This Review meets with favor from the press and
from the profession The subscription price 10 - per
annum, payable In advance. Specimen numbers sent
on application. oe23'eoT
The national Republican., 1866-10-29

FIREs.-About one O'clock yesterday
morning Ofiesr 0'Brisn, Of the Second ward, d.
covered IRE In ths house Of DR.. Gsrnett, No. 40
New York avenue, between Thirteenth and Four
tssnth Streets Tho inmates were soon aroussd
and the flames sxtinguishsd by the officer with .
fsv buckets Of water before any alarm was given.
About half past ten O'Clock yesterday morning
the alarm of are uas sounded from box Is, In the
Seventh ward, FIRE hssing bsen discovered In shed
on @ street, between Fourapda,haf and Sixth
streets, Island The engines uers promptly out
and the flames extnguishsd before much damage
uas done.
FAsr DRIvISG.-Michael Burns was ar
rsstsd in che Eighth precinct on Saturday BY 9hosr
Gordon, for fast driving He was taken before
Justice Handy, who imposOd hns Of $40. and In
default Of payment he wss committed to the work
house for ten days.
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TO CLAIMANTS FOR
i ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY.

ZACH. H. BROOKE,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND COMMISSIONER OF
pKRD2.
0alce No is5 Seventh street. between and opposite
Odd Fellows Hall.
Claimants desiring to hle their .PPcatons for sloo
Blanks which can be promptly prepared and sworn to,
at this olieo. Two witnesses required to idsufy In
each case. ooS-lm
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sspi.du
$6,OOO,OOO
SEWN PER CENT
FIRST. GLASS FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
ssoNooo SOLD.
THE NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY has
authorised 10 sell their lst Mortgage per cent So
year bonds. The whole amount Is 900 900. Coupons
payable on the l days Of January and July Of each
year, In New York
Referring to our Advertisement Of August, having
sold the nrst half million Of these desirable bonds
have advanced the price to RI0HTY.PIvI CENTS, 81
which they stand unrvalsd the ehsspss. arsteisss
security In the market.
Any further Inquiries will bs answered At our oass.
sepl.u JAY COOKE CO.
EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
a. D. Coon. tef Jay Cooke : %. ), rrss.ds..
wa Hurr.o,os. ossAiss.
aovlRsxsHr DIPosIfolI
sIuAsorAL AaIsr OF TIE uHIrID rrArR.
lsru srsssr. oPFosrf. rzl sssAsvsI pssAssnssI.
aov.rpns., securities with Treasures u,i.sl States,
A~oHE MILLION DoLLARs.~
". buy and sell all ol..... Of oovIRsHIHf slcu.
RITIss At surrsa. market rssss.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collss.ions on ALL
THE PRINCIPAL cIfIIs OF THE uHITID Static
We purchase Government voushsrs On The MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and rive oAas,uL AsD Psorrr
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AsD sIRNs,
and 10 any other business entrusted 10 us
HULL INFORMATION in regard 10 dovIRHnIHT
LOANS 81 all times shssrfuliy furnished.
WIZ. HUNTINGDON. Cashier.
wAsHIsaros. hnsh %. 1855 mhn.ln
H o Il e l. ..
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The CENTENARY JUBILEE at the Foundry
chapel throughout tho entire day was perfect
success. The sermon was delivered BY the Rev.
DR.. Hamilton, osoldest active preacher In the
Baltimore Annual Conference and was generally
pronounced one Of his hsppiest efforts. In the
evening the venerable Daniel A. Gardiner and
Jacob Hines, two Of the oldest msmbers Of that
communion, presided. Spssshss were delivered BY
ths Hon. Nj. Taylor, Of Tennessee, Thomas p.
Morgan and John o. Hsrknsss Esqs. James Law
rsnson, Esq delivered an address. being eompila.
tion from tie old Church records since the year
1794-at which period Msthodism was introduced
into Alsxsndris-to the dedication OF the hrst
Foundry chapel, In 1915.
This report contained references 10 the original
dssds, trustees, &e., and showed the result thus:
"Nsn and women Of the Foundry, We congratulate
you; We hail you q highly favored Of Heaven.
fihy.s seven years ago you commenced with 1o7
members and few probationsrs; the city VA
sparssiy settled; population fuetuatingi discour'
aesmsnts eli around. Many Of the original mem
bsrs have retired 70 other eommunionsi many
ethsn have gone to their homes In Heaven
This niglt the Foundry can rejoice In her chill
dfsn Wesley Chapsl, Rylsnd Chapel, Uniou
Ohspsl, MeKsndrss Chapel, and that hns mission
Besides all which, she can rejoice In four hundred
live members. property. $780, Eve hundred
Sunday school scholars, afty ofeers and tsaehsn
twelve hundred volumes in library, besides infan
CHASER.
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TAKEN AS STOLEN BY THE ME-
TROPoLITAN POLIcE.-on the eth Of October,
instant one BLACK MULE was taken by the police ss
Jolea The owner Is hereby requested 70 produce svi.
dence OF the satisfaction Of the Property
Clerk Of the Metropolitan Police District at his oce
No. 4s3 Tenth street west prior TO 10 o'clock Tues
day. November 9th, 1885, said mule will then be sold
at w L. Wall 4 Co Is Bazaar No. 9S Louisiana avenue
10 the highest cash bidder pursuant to law By order
GBo r. HERRICK, Property Clerk.
oe27.st WM L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.
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DRAD Y'S NATIONAL PHOTO,
ID GRAPHIC GALLERY,
1885 BROADWAY.
NBw YoRE,
Nearly opposite Grace Church

M Brady has on view and for sale at his Gallery ss
above,
Of both Services who have guished themselves In
the late The sizes vary from carte de vfss to
imperial.
In addition to his varied assortment Of nkenssss Mr.
COLLECTION OF VIEWS
Of almost every point made historic In the recent
net, which It may be presumed will be valued by not
only those more Immediately concerned, but their
friends msmsntoss Of the trials through which he
nation hss lust pssssd
NJ; Brady always pays sonsidsrsbls attention to
The asw style Of PORTRAITS IN PORCELAIN has
haeA hEaSShtby Mr. Brady 10 psrfsstioS. spa.u
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III I'D SON TAY LoR,

BooKskLLER AND STATI0NRR,
sSA rsnnsylvAnIa avenue doors west OF fNnth street
- WAslissToN CIrf.
All the new hooks OF the age received Immediately
upon issue from the press, and for sale puphshsn
prices
Imported Stationery and American manuiAsture, Of all
Blank Books % al styles hand, and made TO order
without loss Of time.
Waiting Cards psHtsd, and PlAiss engraved In The
latest fashion. .
All Medical Books supplied d publishsrs' rates
Pspsy ssl xavdspss stAasdto order, Sps.H
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Ey yOetonee-NeSionei, fatkh :, roA HcA~sn
Z, Hodges !, Smith /; total .. Union-Doolsy 2.
Evans |, Randls I, Unkiss 2. Bsnnstts limerick
Fly Balls Miss.d-Na.lonal !, Union u.
Foul Bound cstehss- National, Hodges u Union,
Foul Bound Missss- National ., Union l.
Passed Balls-Nasional, MCLEAN o. Union Evans
villa Throvs-Nstionai 0, Union ..
struek 0ul-Nstional 0, Union 3.
Over Pitcher, upon which bases were mads-Ns.
tional, Jones d Union, Doolsy !, Bennett 2.
Lsf on Basss-Naiional I, Union 3. o..
Pst out on Basss-Nasional ., Union II.
Run 0ut--Nstiousl ., Union l..
Home Ruus-National Parker :, Fox 8, Mclean
I, Hodges :, studlsy l, Williams Il total 1s'
Union 3. s.'i-' .6.L
scorsrs-H T. Munson, for Nstionsij james n
Mssd, for Union.
Time Of Gams-Thres hours and forty.nvs min
utss. @ .ss n ~
OF the play on the National side that Of Fo1
Parker Jones and Hodges In their several position
was excellent, Is was that Of Doolsy. Evans and
Leon md poz, of the National, made some beauti
ful catches. The batting Of the National wa
splendid, especially that Of Fox, who made sigh
home runs. In the eighth inning Studley was d
ssriously wounded that he was compelled to leav.
the Geld, and the club finished the game will
eight men.
At ten o'clock on Friday evening the visitor
wore the recipisnts Of an excellent entertAinmsn
ss the Ballard House. The tables were preside,
over By President Jefffies Of the Union club; Col
Jones, Of the National club Capt Dooisy, Of th,
Union club; and Major White, Of the l1th infantry
The band Of the 1fth infantry was In attendance
and until the I'VE sms' hours" fun, wit, music AM
sentiment prevailed.
On Saturday afternoon the Nationals played
match game with the Pastims club Of Richmond
The national Republican., 1866-10-29

Applications for admissions Can be made 10 auy of the
medical st.n or the mAtroa II the Hospital Orders for
sdn,;ion % 70 The free sSas q this institution s.n be OBJ
Church, Of a Rev. A. D. Ciilotts Psstor of tbs Piry
Baptist osgreA and Of the surgeon In charge At his res
FOR the admission Of the wives or widows
o. soia,es o. ths United States army be procured
htoash the Surgeon General, United States army.
lyD O. II HALL. d d. RaeralAII.