The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-22

The PRESIDENTIAL TRIP TO BosToS-
Yesterday morning, by 7 o'clock, a large crowd
had oongregated at the Baltimore depot, to ses
the Presidential party leave In the cara on routs
fer Boston, to witness the dedication Of the new
Masonic Temple In that city.
Mr. Koonts. the accommodating agent Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, who was present
and saw the President Of, had beautifully fitted
up 9 special car, which arrived hore from Kansas
few days since, and which was attached to the
through train for New York.
Mr.. Charles J. Apple, who has heretofore boen
favored az conductor Of the state car for Mr..
Lincoln and for Mr.. Johnson filed that position
yesterday, and tho train in charge Of Mr. Jesse
Galloway and Mr.. Butler in charge of the en-
CINE No. 276
Al few minutes past 7 o'clock, a. m, the
Sir Knights Of Communicates Nos. and 2 ar.
rived at the depot under the command of Emf
mont Commander J. Il. Will, Of Washington
Commsndsry No. !, and preceded by the full
Marine Band, (thirty pieces,) with their new In.
strumsnts, making excellent music.
At precisely 7.45 a. m. the Marine Band
formed In parallel limos just outside the train
gate, when the President and invited guests
passed through and into the car, while the band
played Hal to the Chief" As the President
passed to the car Hon. B. D. French, ono Of
the Sir Knights, walked on his left side, and
United States Marshal 6ooding on his right.
The Marine Band followed Immediately after
the President and guests, continuing the music
and the Sir Knights brought up the rear, and
took cars just ahead Of that occupied by the
President.
With the President, as he entered the car, we
noticed the following named guests William II.
Seward, Secretary Of State; Major Seward and
Mr.. Donaldson, ono Of Mr., Stewards attaches,
Baron 6toekl and son; Surgeon Norris, U. s. A.
General Rousseau, General Gordon Granger, s. p.
Hanscom, esq, Colonel Morrow, the Presidents
military secretary, Colonel Moore, the Presi.
dents private secretary, L A. Gobright, Of the
Associated Press and others. Postmaster Gen.
eral Randall, who was in Baltimore for the pur.
pose Of seeing his wife embark for Europe, will
meet the party at New York this morning.
A state car, with 4 committee from Boston
and collation. on the train for tho guests, will
meet the party at Hartford, Conn, at noon to.
day.
Tho Knights Tomplnr numbered about one
hundred In all.
BTDs FOR GRADING AND PAVING STREETS.
Yesterday at noon bids were opened for grading
and paving streets at the Mayors office, rs fol.
lows:
Grading and paving street north, from Thir.
tecnth street west to Connecticut avenue: Geo
Farnought-Grading, 25i paving, l29Ii new flag,
54 old flag, 81 new gutter, IS; old gutter, 3.
Patrick Crowley 4 Co.-Grading 25; paving,
l2Sii now and old gutter, AZ. CIV. q. Eslin"
Grading. 2si paving l49i new flag, "a; new
gutter, 49, old gutter, 10. John L. Eschbach-
Grading 2li paving, 1885, old aag, 81 new gut.
ter stone, 81.
Grading and paving Eighth street west, from
Pennsylvania avenue to + street north: p. Crow.
ley Co Grinding, 3d. paving, 1876; new flag,
45i old flag, 49, new and old gutter, AZ. -Four
other bids were received, ranging as high as
Grading 3d. paving, 1885, new Gag o. old flag,
49, and now gutter, 4s.
Grading and paving Twelfth street west, from
Pennsylvanis avenue to street north: p. Grow.
Icy 4 Co.-Grading, 20; paving, l24I; old flag
ging, SO; new Gag, 40 Three other bids were
received, ranging as high as: Grading, 3d. paw.
ing, 1906 and new flag, 90.
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