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THE RIVER ERoNT-Carter's Wlarf-Ar.
riyed--SchoOner Toward, Jones, from Nor
folk, With lumber TO Mohun Son. schr. r.
II. Kemp, seward, from Havre de 9race, with
coarro Sheriff; schr. Oyoho, Mitchell, do. do:
Sckr. Nathan Tylers Galloway, DO, with coal
to j. b. Lord and MsGnnis. Sailed-Scnr
Toward. Jones, for 0eorgetown to discharge
balaAce Of cargo.
Riisvs RAaJ. ARRIVED -Schr Kent. nom
HaSreuo-Grace, coal for Nerment Schr. Gal.
la1an. rom RAilsdelphfa, ceai for stewart.
scATs 0oiddnch. Hapey, from Wtcomico. with
wood for MARROW. sSailed-e -echr. A. Oerson
forl1oWu yiver light.
Ft,rler's Fharf.-Arriyed schr. Ira Lafreen.
q, coleman, from Albany with l5e,e0o feet Of
lumber for Evans. ssIes IS 81 =
CroucA's W1arf.-Arrivsd-Smasked schoou.
er, W. and sB. Uonglas OF Poftland OOnrt.
Capt. Lawrence with 800 tons OF brownstone
for Viehmsyef. Schr. VIM. Dormsn, Evans.
from Ions Shore with wood for nsrkef. s. 6 I
Rronn.s sNAasJ-ATIived-Gch Nen Stohs.
ley. HannAn froA 8nlaebufy With 1900 lbot al
tpUhW fee Brown; Schr Efttte Rock BicH
m4 Rndlaaslphia wiiA iIs tons ooai 5Sr
DroNA e %. Sd 3sfsfls.lsI :
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Dry Goods.

Dry GOODS.
Ine improved tone of the domestic dry
gooos market which we noticed last week
stlif contin ues, but does not continue to i'm
prove. A steady market, however, is the
most desirable condition for all classes
manufacturers. lobbers, and retailars. for
steadiuess of pr ces is the most conduc,ye 20 a
healthy trade, and the best for consumers
In unbieaehed shirtings and sheetings there
mas been rather better demand, but not a
posltiSe activity, and no great change can be
looked for in the first week of July, which is al
ways given up TO holiday enioyments Tha finer
quail'its OF shirtings and sheeriugs. for bleach
ing, nave been in better demand The stock
OF beaQhed goods in the hands of the commits
sion houses is some What reduced aad the
demand has been moro active, aud Will doubt
less improve as the season advance aud the
condition OF the crops at the South Is placed
beyond contingent disasters.
Heavy drills OF the better qualities are in
good demand, and corset Jeans are still in
moderate request. The importations of this
KIND Of goods have been large. but the market
Will be nearly supplied hereafter by our own
manufacturers. The price of printing cloths,
In the gray, are rather too high TO induce
active purchases. Nine cents is about the top
OF the market for the best standard quality.
Seasonaoie prints or the light styles are no.
quite as active as they have been 1t is the
transition period for prints. The summer
styles are pretty well cleared out, ana the
dark fall patterns have not ye: come from the
man ufacturers. Ginghams Of good styles
remain hrm, but for the inferior qualities
there is very little inquiry. Rolled isconsts,
eamorics, and printed lawns are In good
demand; and the stock OF each kind il COM
paratively in first hands.
The market for foreign goods OF all grades is
remarkably quiet, and no change Is anticipated
oeIore the latter part Of July. The importa-
tlons are very light, and must remain so for
some weeks, as the orders have been ksot
back 10 wait for the developments OF our
financial affairs and the condition of the
crops.-N. T. INDEPENDENT, Sd.
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The Warklux peOple

The jourpeymen bakers OF New York and
Brooklyn held meeting on Saturday nigh
vance Of wagee, and a decrease OF their hours
OF labor. After long discussion il was de-
clded, IN view of he Guness Of general trade
..Ihst it is 'he policy OF the bakers TO remain
inactive on the subject OF q strike until thew
are better organized, ana that then, il the
posees did not accede TO their demands, meg
sures should be taking as soon thereafter as
possible, looking TO the establishment of co.
operative societies." The Eight hour Con
sentlon OF New York city, folio wing the sx-
ample OF the Workingmens Convention az
Albany, on Saturday night adjourned, after
passing resolutions recommending that the
trade societies take measures 10 enforce the
eiRht hour law on the let OF November. Thew
adopted long series Of resolutions, in which
they state their opinion upon several apes-
tons OF Importance TO the working people
These resolutions say briefly that the New
pertons who sssume . guardianship over"
worklngmcn; that labor and capital "should
consult together in a spirit OF amity and
es and ,n1 mot Sy Sas' acsn nurs
me lustce and necessity OF the eight hour
law there is no essential difference or opinion
among workinFmen; .nat any attempt to
set aside law Of the State n ust be a daure.
rous precedent to establish; that the indus
trial Interests OF the State are being para
~ xed by indecision with respect to the eight
confer with them regarding the adoption of
the eight hour law before the LIST Novem-
Der next, WorRfnemen Will not view ex par 70.
ac.ion as enher unwise or runbecominA; that
Wherever women are associated with men
IN labor, women's labor should be as we'll
paid as that Of man, and that all trades
organize cooperative associations. as q
means not only OF projecting themselves,
bnt OF reapinR, in a. large a Gegree as possi-
Dlp, the fruit Of their own toll These reso-
IHuons are In many points similar to those
previously adopted by the Albany Work.
ingmen Convention.
Yesterday, in New York, the slate roofers
struck for an advance CT fifty cents q day
In indianapolis the brickiayers are still on
q strike for IS SO day. The Bricklayers' So
ciefy In New York, numbering 1850 mem
bers, are organizing strike against certain
contractors who do not employ society hands
exclusively Ledger, JuIy2.
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~ There are s0o,ooo strangesa in Paris.

~ There are 0o0,ooo strangeza in Paris. =
~ Indiana has 370eooo neadof sheep. ~
~ Cincinnati prcnpslysupprsssed tae stan. 4
ping OF the street cars On Sunday hunhas. =.
sbouqpst girls clear ave eell4ss 9 aay In 6no s
Weafhar. - HssteA "
J VNs. Bryant Of CunAerlsad, 2. l.. a..
de4 hsf cares last week b Q dose Of hs4.Smr.
spoison. f
~ TAs iadias o. DstSaat sro sneneeA Inr.1..,-,
Ing GtweAty.dye teooN1AA dod1aas, y d1 - sS1SS
acFiytionss fos theaGSefafn q aeoi11uSV s1s
e. 4sssh 81 s.e : 4 : II
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1.-THE immigration from lrelaud during
ls60. amounted to l0l, 2Si persons, Of whom 90,
tss were males snd 40s5e3 females Tnis - "A
increase Of 4As2 males and o decreeso of 6327
females - compared with 1855, Whsn tAs total
immigration was 1u3,096. The total tnamiera-
ton of 1s66 wAsSls4s leas sshAnf fhae su1 1885,
With regard to the age Of these immierAna,
nearly seventy. ave per cant. during 1868, and
sixty. nvs par cant. during 1885 weFs between
Is and IS years OF aga. IfFS i -.
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nant watN ard Grssu slime, on the south a,de
a virginia avenue, betwesn lk and 1th
sireetb, nseas atteAsien, the more especialfe -
y = u 0e tanedlAte ysctnaty Of several al the
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ColoRKD SCHOOL LExAMINATIoss.-On Mon
day last Messrs. Newton ana kimbali exam.
med the school Of Mrs. Slswart, on Ridge
street, between 4th and 5th This ,s private
school, which has been existence for seyeral
years, and numbers 80 to 10 pupils. who were
found 10 be we'll advanced in spelling, read.
ing. hlstory, &c
On Tuesday the scbeols IN the TN school
district Of lha county were examined by
M+ssrs- Kimbau and Newton. in the presence
OF annmeer OF ths friends of the pupils, and
Mr.. Miller, the School O6nuissioaer or the
District. Thete sehoois are at Good Hope,
end the hrst school finsermediata), Annbering
from 90 TO 50 pupils, under the chafks OF rev.
y :. Dove, passsd very good examinatlon.
Thetwoosher echcols (primAriesl are Ia charge
Of Mrs. Dove and Miss Palmer with the sarae
numher Of puDiss a. the other scAools, and
they passed g00d ex4mi alton, being eood
raders and speliers, and weit advanced in
arrihmettc..
Theexaminers, on the same day, exantped
the school OF Mf Lortou, In tue sixth sehool
dfetrtc', which was found to b well under
way, &nc t. number IS pupiie. !.
EpIroR SrA1.-A sl0ueh ailsd with stas.
nent w4,r ard Gresp slime. on the south s,de
q ViTginia eyenus, betwssn Ax ana 1th
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LOANS at all tlmss shssrfully furnished.
WIN. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
WAAnuafoB. March %. 1864 mh1l-d
TREsn BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

NAVY DEPARTNESr,)
BUREAU or PROyIsIoNs AND CLorHIs0, }
February IL
Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for Fresh Beet
and Vegetables, will be received at this Bureau until
clock, the 27th day Of February 1857, for
the supply Of 1900 pounds Of FRESH BEEF and IS,
900 pounds OF FRESH VEGETABLES, at the WASHING J.
TON, D. c., NAVY YARD AND STATION, as required.
The Beef and Vegetables must be Of good quality and
the best the market affords and each article must be
offered for by the pound The Beef to be in equal pro-
portions, fore aud hind quarters.
Bonds, with approved security, will be required In
half the estimated amount Of the contract, and
twenty per cent In addition will be withheld from the
amount Of each payment 10 be made, s collateral Sc
eury for the due performance OF the contract, which
will on account be paid until It Is fully complied
with
Every offer made must be accompanied By written
guaranty, signed by more responsible persons
that the bidder bidders will II his or their bid he ac-
eepted, enter into obligation within hVe days, with
good and sufficient suro to furnish the articles pro-
posed.
No proposal t0iI BE- considered unless accompanied
bv such guaranty and By sdtfrdctorV evidence that the
bidder Is regular dealer in hs articles prOposed far,
and has the license required BY lao.
The Department reserves the right TO any pro-
posa not considered advantageous to the Government
It Is to be understood that In case the stipulated
quantity Of either article shall be delivered leaving
balance due on the other article, the contract may be
considered as completed in full, at the option o. the
| DepaTtIUanI II, BRIDGE,
fsl8- Chief Of Bureau,
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xrfKo OF THE BOARD OF IRA.

xTtKd OF THE BOARD OF TRADE.-The
Nh. Vt last evening, Mr.. Bacon in the chair.
Board IN, Ssrd addressed tho meeting in favor Of
MI, sheP re Market at its Proient site
retaining Gem 'SVed that expenditure of $780,
Mr.. Riyes bell, >SSRTy to build marble market
house. = that the Secretary OF the
A suggestion was maj tttss to select location.
Mr.. ClHgett stated, after Hae, that 1t was the
tive TO the channel Of the Potol Ne appointments
duty of the Secretary Of War to IN. ,ryeys.
Of engineers to examine and make 81 * for mem.
DR.. Morgan presented several nan wing reso.
bership and afterwards offered the folio,
lutions: -Ssh.
Resolped, That the cities of Baltimore, " "a,
ipgtOn and Georgetown are deeply interested In
yeloping the resources of the agricultural districts
of MARYLAND, and that they should therefore unite
their energies in opposition to all corporations ana
monopOles that oppose the extension of TailrSAds
through any and every part Of Maryland.
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fe7- Secretary Board OF Health.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

fkhblON OTTlCkI Dec, L. 1900
10 all tohom Il may concern:
Application having been made under the act OF June
2Sd lS6e for reissue Of the land warrants described
herein, which are alleged to have been lost or dc.
stroyed notice is hereby given that at the date follow
ing the description Of each warrant new eeItlhsGts or
warrant OF like tenor will DO Issued, NO valid obJee-
No ioi 7o4. for iso acres issued under the act Of
March s. 1883, in the name Of Robert W. Pierce and
was granted May y 1883 Mar March q IsS1; =, sSga
5, 1855 In the name Of Elijah D. Ball and was granted
June 8, 1851. March 0, 1857
No 9l6 for so acres issued under the act Of March
s. 1880 In the Of George Plum and was granted
August 10, 1885. March 80, 1851 jail
No. 97 9l2 for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
-rch g. 1855, in the name Of James Henry, and was
granted April %, 1851 March 80, 1857.
No; 90, 12e for leo acres, issued under the act Of
MISs lS in shs 9aHi p ri w""' and
No. 6 l for leo acres issued under he act Of March
s. 1865 in the name Of Sarah Wood, widow Of Robert
Wood, and was granted February le' 1857 April Q,
No A. 49, for 100 acres issued under the act Of Feb
ruRry llth, lsI7 in the name Of samuel Hodsoo and
| was granted Deeember4, lS4s April 20, 1867. lA2o
No o. $780, for 50 acres issued under the act Of Sep
TEMPER, iS6p iu the name Of LaHgdon johnson, and
wSS granted Margh o, isSS-APni nnSo, a. iS%, S ,M,
g. 1855, In the Of Langdon O. johnson, and was
granted April !, is5s,-Aprii 20, 1857. jA2s
March s. 1885, 10 the name o. Mary, widow q Thomas
No. "a, iss for 10 acres i.sasd under the act d
March s. 1855, in the name Of Polly PeAse, widow Of
Chester Pease and was granted July Is, 1886. l.
ssoOS for 100 Aoro issued under the as. Of March
sd 1885, in the Of the minor children q Jacob
LG.her deceased, and was granted July 2Sd 1850 May
No 62ss for 100 acres issued under the act Of March
| April ID 1857 MAY II, 1867 febl8
No b705 for leo acres issued under the act Of Feb
TuAry II, lS47, in the Of Martin Rose, and was
| granted May u, ls4s. May II, 1867 febls
| JOS Il. BARRETT, CommiIIionsT.
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x R RPHA Ms RT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON COUNTY

FEHRUART ., 1857
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON COUNTY
To Wit:
In the case Of Matilda Atkins aud George Atkins eE.
eeutors Of David Athens dec the executors Aforesaid
Washington County Aforesaid appointed SATURDAY,
the "a day March 1867 for the anal and dis
buon Of the personal estate OF said deceased and Of
ieced and turned into money wheh and who're all the
creditors and heirs Of said deceased are notified to at
tend with their claims properly youehed, or they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benent In
said deceased estate provided copy Of this order be
published once a week for three weeks In the ma
rioSAL RHPuBLIoLS previous 70 the said day;
Tasi JAS r. o'BEIRNE,
hsS.- Register Of wins
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fsb4-dtd
IMPORTANT SALE OF GOvERNMEN
l. VESSEL.
DEPOT QUARrERnAsrER's OFFICE,

BALTIMORE. Nd. Jan. 80, 1857. I
VIII be sold at public auction, at the port Of BattI-
more, Hsnderson's wharf East oreJ on THURS.
DAY, IL m, Feb. "a, 1857, the
SUPERB sIDB-wHBBL STEAMER COSMOPOLITAN,
of77s tons length 225 feet; breadth OF beam 81 feet
depth Of hold Is feet cylinder 80 Inches and II feet
stroke.
rare opportunity is afforded, In the sale Of this
steamer, persons desiring to purchase really nrst
class vessel.
She is Of light draft, the engine and boiler are In
most excellent condition, and the hull perfectly sound
and strong.
II is believed that for sire and build the CosMo.
PoLlTAN surpassss any vessel hitherto offered by the
Government for Eale at this port.
Terms cash, In Government funds, on day Of sale.
Farther particulars may be learned upon apple alton
to the undersigued or to the AuehoneeTs, Messrs.
ADRkoN, THOMAS CO, No. is South Charles street,
By order Of the QuArtermAster General;
A. S. KlMBALL,
Captain and A. O. NJ. u. s. A.,
fel I'D Depot On
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-On Saturday las
Howard Q. Keyworth, ESQ, graduate of Harvard
University, was, on motion Of Walter Davidge
ESQ. admitted TO practice In the Supreme Court o
tho District Of Columbia.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
\ No. $50, Equity.

LETTIE ii. SMITH, petitioner,
No. $50, Equity
JAMES SNITH, defendant \
The petition in this sets forth that the parties to
this suit were married in this city the 9Th day Of
January, ls6S and that the defendant has been guilty
OF adultery In said city during their said marriage, aud
the petition pTRys that divorce a riRculo mdtrOnii
from the bond Of the said marriage may be granted to
the petitioner and that she may be permitted TO
her maiden name Of Letie II. shelden. And appear
log to the satisfaction Of the court that the defendant
resident Of the said District It Is this 9th day
February 1867 by the court ordered that the
shall have notice ofhe pendenoy Of said petition by pub.
lication In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN week
the 29th day Of March, 1857 warning him to be and ap
pear Ia this court In person by solicitor before
the 10Th day Of March 1867 and answer the said pei
on, provided the hrst Insertion Of such notice shall bG
made at least forty days before the said 29th day
March, 1857.
(slgned) A D, OLIN
true eopyi
r. J. MEIGs, Clerk.
N. THOMPSON,
tlS'Wn Solicitor for Petitioner,
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.atiomal gspnblitan.
THE DEPARTMENTS

THE FOLLOWING CIRCULAR, relative TO some
notifications Of the very stringent quaran-
tine regulations hitherto enforced by the
Spanish Government, has lately been re-
ceiyed at the Department Of State from the
United States Legation at Madrid:
INTERIOR DRPARTMENT-sANITARYD DIVISION.
The sanitary condition Of Europe, and Of
some portions Of America, has recently i'm
proved and as II is no longer necessary to
continue stringent health regulations, the
Queen (may God protect her) has deigned to
order:
l. That vessels coming from the Papal
States may be admitted without quarantine,
II their captains present clear bills Of health,
signed by our consular agents, and show
there has been no death on board during the
voyage.
Z. Vessels from France, England, Italy
Denmark, the United States, Hamburg, Hol'
land, Sweden and Norway shall perform only
three days quarantine in the ports Of Car
thagena, Cadiz and Santander, designated for
that purpose, where the marine boards oI
health are charged to examine their certif.
Gates and crew list, TO know IL the vessels
have touched at other ports where infectious
diseases prevail, or II deaths have occurred
on board, and to see that all the legal requi
sites have been complied with.
3. Vessels from Austria are subject tc
the same regulations, with all the formalities
required in such cases; and
4. In cases u doubt about the proper in
depreciation Of his supreme decree, the Chic
Board Of Health Of this Department must bt
consulted by telegraph.
communicate this by Royal order, charg
ing you in II. Ms name to use the creates
use and diligence in the execution Of thii
important service. God save you many
years. GONZALES BRABo.
MADRID, January Q, 1867.
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THE LAND OFFICE.-Commissione Wilson
has received from the State land Office at
Lansing, Michigan, list Of selections made
by that State under the act Of Congress ap-
proved July 2, 1862, donating public lands
to such States and Territories as may pro-
vide colleges for the benefit Of agriculture
and the mechanic arts, amounting in the ag-
prepnte TO 8.640 acres.
The national Republican., 1867-02-19

RELEASED ON $4,000 BAIL. - Leonar
Huyck, the defaulting banker, was released frol
jail yesterday on ss5, 900 bail. Ills bOndsman
Joseph =. Brown, esq.
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CHARGE OF LARcENY.-A laborer named
VIM. Drew was arrested by oaioer Hopkins yester-
day, on the charge Of grand larceny. He was
taken before Justice Thompson, who sent him to
Jail for court.
The national Republican., 1867-02-19

Applications for admissions bo made to any OF the
medical stat the mAtTon at the Hospital Orders for
admission to the free beds Of this Institution be OBJ
dAined Of the Rev. c. H. Hall, Rector Of the Epiphany
Church, Of tho Rev, A. D. Gillette, Pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon In charge at his
idenoe Orders the Rd mission OF the wives widows
Of soldiers OF the Unted States army be procured
through the Surgeon General, United States army.
jy2O @. II. HALL, d. D., Secretary,
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MEDICAL STAFF.

N " v n l. o n
SURGEON IN CHARGE
J.H. THOMPSON, NJ. D., ls4 street, between Twen-
tlsth and Twenty First streets.
CoNsULTIEd FHTslcIAkB AND sURdEoNs
JOS X. BARNES, M. D., Surgeon General, United
States Army.
THOs. MILLER, N. D., street, Washington.
A. Y. p. GARNETT, N. D., New York avenue.
W p, JOHNSTON, N. D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, N D., Georgetown.
The national Republican., 1867-02-19

the Superintendent Of the General Recruit
ing Service to send 236 recruits for the 10Th
United States infantry, 3l5 for the 2sth
United States infantry, and 80 for battery @,
5th United States artillery, to Little Rock,
Arkansas.
The Superintendent is directed by Gen.
Grant to dstain the detachment of $50 re-
cruits now under orders to join the I'd United
States artillery, serving in the military diyi-
sion Of the Pacific, until assured that the
transit across can be made without danger
from contagious diseases.
Brew. Mai. Gen. Butterfeld is ordered to
s,r, oish funeral escort for the command at
Fort Columbus, New York harbor, to ac-
comma, W the rem; aims ofthe late Brew. Maj. j..
r CaIho, IN, Assistant Surgeon United States
Army, to Railway, New jersey where he is
to be mterreL'.
Brew, Mai. Zen. Griffin. commanding the
military district OF Texas, enjoins upon the
officers and enlisted men Of that command
IN orderly obeyance OF the sabbath, ana
directs that no public business vii be trans.
acted on that day at military offices except
as measure Of strict necessity
During the absence of First Lieut.. j. W.
Claus, 9Th Infantry, First Lieut.. j. r. Myrck
Sd Artillery, is ordered to perform the duties
Of Assistant Judge Advocate Of the Depart
ment Of the South.
NAVY BULLETIN, FEB. 0 AND 1l.-0rdered-
Sailmaker VIM. n. Maull, to the Mononga-
hela; Lieutenant Commander VIM. T. NC
Cam, to the naval rendezvous, Philadelphia,
Pa; Lieutenant Commander Saml Magraw,
to command the Mahaska.
Order revoked Midshipman Henry U;
Wisner, to the Tacony, and he Is granted
sickleave Of absence.
ha rntirnh ligt-( Commander A,
d. Hurrell.
Honorably discharged-Acting Volunteer
Lieutenant James r. Wheeler.
Placed on waiting orders-Actng First
Assistant Engineer Daniel L. King.
Detached-Leutenant Commander John
A. Howell, from the De Soto, to take effect
NAV ], 1867, and granted leave Of absence
Second Assistant Engineer VIM. Il. Sibley
from special duty at New York, and ordered
to the Susquebanna; Second Assistant En-
gineer John r. Bingham, from the Pawnee
and granted sick-leaye OF ABSENCE Surgeon
Deleyan Boodgood from the Vermont, ant
ordered to duty on the jamestown; Secont
Assistant Engineer VIM. II. De Hart, from
the Susquehanna, and ordered to the Pawnee
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, VIII
been in correspondence with Secretar,
ma na, ntOn, has had transferred to the care O
S'h indian Bureau between six and seyel
the I'd Navajoes at present held as pri'
M snousI. H. 'Lhe military at Basque Rhodondc
Shers %On Ny, SS 20. These Indians are su1pPorte
bv % tbe Cove 'rn,. 1ent 1t an expense Of y ,oop
600 per wear, wh, 'reas =" ue uulei Lnt,nn oor ~
Commissioner prop oses to "Ss e. aSoo NO
Of them at cast not exceeo.. - "''' y
annum.
The SwArARA.-The Navy Depar,. Il
has no tidings of the whereabouts of
Swatara, having Surratt on board. 1t is
thought at the Department that the CORE
spondent Of the Associated Press at Fort
ress Monroe has made mistake and con-
founded the names of the Susquehanna and
the Swatara, as dispatches have been re-
,ceived announcing the arrival of the former
vessel at Fortress Monroe.
The national Republican., 1867-02-19

EUROPEAN PRODUCE,
~ TRUE TEAS AND TABLE LUxuRlBs,
e. NJ p. KING 4 SON,
Cor, Vermont ave. and Fifteen and 'A'han st..
King Pi.os1 jAl9.n