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The national Republican., 1867-05-23

ERRoR.-In eur report Of the last Third
Ward Republican Club meeting we were In error
In calling @. II. Bliss, Esq, a DOCTOR also, in
stating that he was a minister He simply used
q quotation from tho sacred volume on that 90.
caaion,
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

The NEw GROUNDS OF THE NATIONAL
BASE BALL CLuB.-The large square Of ground
recently leased by the National Base Ball Club,
In the vicinity Of the new etats Department, is
now being carsfully graded. and 10 being well
settled by tho use Of large iron roller. Tho
club are eIerting themselves TO have thsse bsau.
tifal grounds In prime playing order by ths last
Of July or the nrst Of August nsxL Convsnisnt
seats will be erected along one entire side Of the
ground for spectators, and buildings for the use
Of the club and ground guard will be put up
The cost Of htting up the grounds IN this man
nsr We are orsdibly Informed, will not cost the
club less than three thousand dollars, notwith.
standing the fact that they economics ama Iipgly
In their purchases Of lumber, tools, DO. This
club deserves the. encouragement Of the oom.
munity at large In this health. promoting enter.
prise They arc, In . manner, driven from their
old grounds south Of the Presidential Mansion,
by the encroaohments Of other city clubs both
as to space on which to practice, and time in
which to exercise, only two days In each week
being allotted TO thsn, the crack club Of the
city. The new grounds, II Is said, will be inau-
gurated by q match game between nine play
ers Of the National Club and q nine composed
Of the best player from each Of the best nine
clubs In the District. About dozen clubs from
the Northern and Western clubs and from Rich.
mond, are expected here this summer to play the
Nationals.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

TnE President has, we learn, as yet de.
eidsd to accept but one Of the Invitations he has
received TO 60 away, viz: that to visit Raleigh,
N. 9. The ceremony Of laying the corner. stone
TO the proposed monument to his father, In that
place, takes place June 4, and Mr.. johnson will
leave here about the frst Of next month.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

New PUNP.-We observed yesterday that
the well on the corner Of Indiana avenue and
Third street, Is about to bo repaired and now
pump sunkon, the old one being we'll " worn,
and rotten at the base
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

ASsALL Matter. Yesterday morning
q oolorsd woman by the name OF Cornslia How
ard made her appearance at tho Fourth ward
station. escorted and In charge OF . man sent
with her from the barracks at Kendall Green BY
Major Townsend. The man stated that the
Major would bo at the station during the day, as
be tho Major) had charge to make against the
woman. That officer made his appearance In q
short timo afterward aud preferred the charge Of
larceny against Oornelia. The case was heard
before Justice Walter, and the accused stated
that she has but recently been confined; her hus-
band has been out Of work, and the little wood
she receives from the Government at the barracks
has been insufficient to keep her babe (but Ave
weeks old) warm. Yesterday morning. her hus.
band having gone to seek work, she took three
small pieces Of boards from the pile belonging 10
the Government, whsrewith to keep . fro going
for the sake Of her child and for this she was ar
rested. Tho Justice asked the Major II this wa,
true, and he replied II was, with the exception
that It was foe pieces Of boards In lieu Of three
Justice Walter, very properly, at once dismissed
The case. .,' -
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

Ice FOR THE CLERKs.-We are pleased to
learn that the Assistant Quartermaster General
has taken favorable notice Of the sukn|ption in
the REPUBLIcAs few days since in Hgsrd to
the Ice fund Of the Quartermaster's Department,
and yesterday this necessary article was fur.
nished In ample quantities fer the use Of the
clerks and others In the department.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

Nor YET APPoIsrED.-The judges Of
the court have not rs yet appointed the commits.
sionsrs Of election, but II Is expected they will
do % to-day or to. morrow.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

DEPoT ouARrrRNAsTKR's OYYIcH,l
wAsHIoroS, D. Q. , May Is, 1851.
By direction Of the ouartermastsr General the fol-
sold at public auction, At Lincoln Depot under III,
supervision Of Capt James O. Pryns, Assistan
ouartermaster, commencing on MONDAY, June 5, o
10 q. m, to wit: About
29S, 900 lbs Flat Iron, from lxIz TO 4<x4 assorted
40, 600 I" Nail Rod Iron.
SO, 900 3" Horseshoe Iron, light and heavy.
l30, 600 Hammered Iron, assorted.
400, 900 " Assorted Iron, all sizes.
2Io,OOO Round Iron, assorted, from 3-l6 to ~
inches, all siTes.
ia, 900 squsre Iron, assorted, from q to .
inches, all SiIes.
IS, 900 Round Iron, assorted, from l to 81
Inches, all siIes.
$1,000 Hoop Iron, assorted, from Y to l inch,
l2s, 900 Spring Steel, assorted, from ~ to AZ
Inches, all sizes.
Is, 900 American Blistered Steel.
80, 900 feet Oak Lumber. from to inches thick.
le, 900 Hickory Lumber, from TO I inches
thick.
40, 900 Poplar Lumber, x inch thick
al, 4OS Pine seAntling, SKA, o, Q, rs, and o. Il
to rs feet long.
waRonmAkers, Carbuildsrs and others will fad
this q hne opportunity 10 rsplsnsh their stock, a.
the material IL ENTIRBLY NEW.
Transportation will be furnished 10 Sixth street
wharf or the railread depot, as purchasers may de-
sire. and at their risk.
Prom 10 to IS days will be allowed in which to re.
move the goods.
Terms; Cash, In Government funds.
CHARLES H. ToMPRINs
myl4.td Byt Brig Gen. Depot QuArtermAstsr.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

NEW GAIG-We perceive a new iron
gate has been swung on the south side Of tho
park and east end Of the City Hail. which, for
beHuty and taste, oompetss with workmanship Of
that class which may bS done in any part Of the
country.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

CoNTRACTs AwARDED-R. II. Hieston &
Co., Of Gsorgetown, have been swaTdsd the CON
tracts for furnishing the Treasury Department
and Government Printing Office with coal for the
ensuing year.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

SAMCoLYER.-Two ofthe personal friends
Of this individual lsit this city on last Saturday
morning, on Q visit to him at Fortress Monroe,
whore he 10 training for the coming fght with
Aaron. They found Sam In most excellent con-
dition already and still undergoing the most
rigid exercise daily. He has no one with him
but the two boys whom he had around the coun.
try, dancing in the minstrel halls, previous to
his commencing training yet he neglects no.
thing that will in any manner increase his har-
dihood, stamina, and physique, in the coming
and he had commenced praetioing with 1t, In
rowing and soulling. Mike Henry will join him
this week, and there is no doubt but that, under
Mikes tuition, tho "Iittls wonder will be
everything his friends expect him to be. The
fight will take place on the 18th Of June, and
will, without doubt, be the hardest contested
one ever fought In this country.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23
DY W. l.. WALL q CO.,
Id AUCTIonBERs

DY W. l.. WALL & CO.,
ID AUCTIoHBKRs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A CONVENIENT BUILDING
LOT FRONTING ON EIGHTH STREET WEST, /"
NEAR SOUTH D STREET." III THE "sEv-
By virtue Of deed Of trust TO the subscriber bear.
Ing date August IS, 1860, and daily recorded, ke.
shall offer for sale At public auction In front Of the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 2Sd day Of May, At
o'clock, p. m. all Of Lot No. ~ in Square No. All,
Of the plan Of the city OF Washington.
This Lot fronts on Eighth street west, near
''South d street. ~
ATeTms: One half cash, residue In sig months; the
purchaser giving his note for the deferred payment
bearing interest from the day Of sale. deed given
aud q deed Of trust taken.
All eonveyaucing and stamps al the cost Of the
purchaser. II the terms are not complied with
within three days from the day Of sale the trustee
reserves the right to resell the said Lot at the risk
and cost Of the dsfAultng purchaser, on giving one
days notice In the NATIONAL REPuBLIcAE.
BENJAMIN y. LLOYD,
WI. WALL CO., ~
myl5.eodAds AuetIoneers
The national Republican., 1867-05-23
CTION sALEs.7
Lie CTIoN,

- v ID II v A v " L v N,
.orrrcE Drror coxsnaARr o, srssrsrrscr,
wAsHrSgroN, d. c., Nay 10 1887
VIII be offered at public auction, at IL o'eioek,
m, at Sixth street wharf, waskinFton, D. C.
Sndsr the direction Of Brsvst Major W. ,. johnson
TUESDAY, N. asth instant,
About IS 900 pounds roasted and ground Rye; about
~ 900 pounds Of Hard Bread, 10 Hides and barrels
TAllov Picks, shoysls, Double Range and Fix
sure,, large 1roa Csuldrons, Tia Cups, Plates,
spoons, kniyes aud Forks, Salt Sacks, Cant Hooks,
Bread Troughr, Bmpty Barrels, Tables, Dc, ke ,ks.
Also, the following condensed subsistsnss Stores,
abou. Z! 900 pound. Of Corn Meal, ms pound. Of
my2a.st q. BILL. C.s.uaA
A UOTION SALE OF JUTE HAM
IA MOCK, BAG AND COTTON CANVASS, OLD
nsas nnhnshooks AWNINGS. COTS, CLOTHES.
US NAyI Tam,
WAsHsoroS, Nay %, 1857
VIII b. sold ct Public Auction, to ths hiGhsst bid
W. %..SiusSs n rSs'ds, W.; hss a. u At y:
articles, condemned n unit for the doTsrnmsnt
# ssi: ~. a.nuost Canvas
is Cotton
2ps Juie Han moeks
4Tb " Clothes Bags
10 " Cots
Hemp Cots
Coal Buckets
Jute Boat Cover
n Hemp AwninEs
lto Jute Ness Cloths, painted.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Articles 10 be removed within ave days
By order Of the Commandant,
my u, 70, S&Jes Naval storskssper.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

The JArASEsE.-The Japanese Commits
sioners visited the navy yard yesterday, and
while there went on board the Stonewall, and
others Of the iron.oiads. They were much
pleased with their visit, and returned to their
quarters at late hour The officials did every
thing In their power while they were examining
and inspecting the various shops, guns, 4c., In
the yard, TO make their visit agreeable.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

FRENCH OFrIcERs-A number Of officers
from the French Empsror's steamer "Jsan
Bart' arrived In town yesterday morning from
Annapolis, and took dinner al the Metropolitan.
They lsft In the evening train To return 10 their
vessel Thar names are vaudisr, Garrand, Pon.
ray, GARNER. Risbee, Bergin, 0pip, and Le Qui.
erd. II 10 their intention to return In Q day OF
two and make more lengthy sojourn.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

Sixth WARD JOHNSON CLUB.-An ad-
journed nesting Of this club was held last even
Ing, A Workiosmsn's Hall, Nsvy.yardS The
minutes Of tho last meeting were read by the sec.
rotary, and, on motion, were approved.
The chairman arose and said that this was the
night selected for nominations for ward officers;
but the members Of the club since learned that a
mass mssting was being held this evening at
woodward Hall, and u Of course came In con-
fict with them II they made nominations to.
night as all the Conservative voters OF the ward
would not be present; but he was ready to listen
70 any suggestions from members In relation to
the matter.
Aftsr some little discussion Il was decided that
. eonfsrence meeting Of the conservatives Of the
fifth and Sixth wards bo held tomorrow Thur
day. syening. whom II will be definitely settled,
uhsn the nominations will be made.
II vas also moved BY Mr.. Toison that the club
when they adjourn do 90 10 meet again on Thur
day evening, the 3oth. "a
A rambling oonvsrsation was then indulged In,
every one taking part, and the meeting adjourned
at an early hour.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN THURSDAY MORNING MAY 2s 1857

Il was moved that Mr.. A. Bowen be put in
nomination.
MI Bowen. 1decline, sir. II you place IS, 900
In my hand I would not accept the nomination
OF tho ofice.
The motion Of Mr.. Crane being seconded, II
was carried, and the committee retired. They
soon returned and reported the name Of M. 7,
Parker. and the report Of the COMMITTEES was
adopted, and Mr. Parker declared the nominee.
After the transaction Of some minor business
the meeting adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23
T ARGE SALE OF IRON, STEEL
IL AND LUMBER

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-03
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
GENERAL NEWS.

The ". Louis Board Of Health has spent
IN seven months 100000.
Rev. DR.. Col'yer, Of Chicago. calls the
opera. "haadmaid Of he church.
In Iceland tic clergyman kisses his can-
y,eg.,ion all around before preaching.
Bi,hop Potter, Of New York, had his sal
.ry raised from s6.oo0 70 IS 900 per an
nun.
Citizen. OF Pttsburg have subscribed
over fl2 600 for the relief Of the sufferers
by the late explosion.
Gen. Fremont has disposed Of his New
York home. and lives with his family at q
beautiful place ut Tarrytown.
The mex, Massachusetts, Lsgis latuse will
be composed mainly Of new members
There are less than fifty reelected in both
branches.
The Auditors report says the amount OF
the debt Of Kentucky, Nov. 22d, was $l0,-
500. 900. Assets, &4.s3o. 900.
The New York Independent has teen en-
largcd to Ga columns, making ii the largest
newspaper in America.
The Vermont House Of Representatives
has fixed the salary of the State Treasurer
at 81 200. that Of the Secretary of State a
$500, and that of the Qaartermaster-,icn
nj mt 1900.
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ioeal AGENTS WANTED throaghest ~ Unltsd
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rhs,Asssaatia hseappsini.dnsnse ,Ms.as
00Ul50E A. COOKE = CO. wheoo veil Dogp ..
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eynYnntee that the money eatrUoted 70 them VIII ~
promptly applied 10 the purpose stated ,e.,
PmLAruGrnnA. PA. Nay 20. 1877.
70 the Oficers and Members Of the Washington -
brary Co., N. &. REID. Secretary.
Gentlemen :--on receipt Of your favor Of she 'osA
Inst, notifying NJ Of orr appointment ~ heeelve's
for your Company. wc took the hDel'y 70 ..Om..
COPY Of vour Charter with plan Of your enterprise
- = hsss legal anthosity Of the State au Asvins
,sce,.d hs favorable opinion in regard 70 i's Islsy
!, 4 ..nns,hisng with the hcnevoens object o. your
A.-....,;cp. viz the education and maintenance =
=. srpha. cAdrsa Of onr soldiers and sailors as u
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Respectfully, yours, &c.,
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
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Every Ticket Draws q Prize.


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purchasing Sealed Ticket for 70 cents.
TICKETS describing each Prize are Sealed In En-
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Seated Ticket v III be DRAWN without choice. aud
delivered ut office. sent by mail to any address
The ri1c named upon 1t Will be delivered to TIT
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Ryrrygscrs- he following persons have latei,
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For further information address the Agents,
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now DAWN ls2 Broadway, N. 7.
private Consultations.

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This system Of Matchmaking y unknown IN for
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These Pills, % celebrated many yeafs ago In Paris.
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conscientious principles aud has withheld them from
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