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AUCTION SALES.
Hy sRSsN q WILLIAMS. Aue.ione.rs.

RS "nsen wALLIARS, Auctoneers.
TsusTEE,s SALE OF IMpRovED PBspnarr
sfkEKfs isEzsb s1 II F6sIS
day kovs@bsr B. lss sd rsSota ssr IL, NE
ss .s on s .Ss q Se E.s
sasrS Ss. Il t ct o'siGcf , M on the prsni:ss
usand ANA
feet four and half sches, with the I'm provements
sSd Heuss on the
alley The above desc bed property 10 be sold as
Terms one half cash balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest and securs cd by
and Gn the of
p ss, :Dd the
PROPERTY risk sud COS. the % dsf.aiss tns
purchaser, By advertising three times in the Ma.
aaff.AA BosTnht; Trustee.
a7.Tu.Th4ds INTEL.
RY NA9LE , 90, Anctioaeers.
Between 9Th and lsth SITS.
NAeLE 90 will give their personal ...sntio on
ture. Also, to the sales of stocks Of 9roeeries.
wines, Liquors and Merchandise of every de-
Liberal cash advon noes ade on consignments.
p hSgul fH Siss 4 our TUES
o'clock NAGLE a 90
JeH-u Auctionters.
HENRY OOLMAN Co, AUCTION AND
II COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos 2sl ana 1913 Penna; ay.. bet 9Th and 9Th sts.
Saturda az morning aud evening
Il. G. BEOOKER, Salesman
full assortment sf Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes,
furnishing goods, Crocksry. Tin Ware, Stoyes
DC, always on hand at private sale. Cash ad
Vanced on consignments
wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hardware and
lin were, stoves, &c, Nos. 227 ard 231,
7th street, between and n
large quantity Of Government stock. consist
ing Of Blankets, Sheets, Pillows, Shirts Clothing
carts, Har ness, Wagons Wagon Wheels, Wheel
barro~s Trucks. iatf 1rm Scales, Con inter- Scales
CT1cker5, Lamps, lanterns, Tar, amt and 81. oyj
gofhts Stove Pipe. Also, large nantfty Of second
hand Stoves, with many other articles tos nu.
MeIous 70 enumeT ate. The goods are nearly new,
ia l6lm
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TBE CHURCH MrLITANT.-At Newport
Vermont, Rev. Mr.. Billiard has been fined )
and costs, amounting 10 ga 81, for assauitIng
one > :. Call. blacksmith and Second Ad-
-yentIst, with whom he had = good deal o.
sharp controversy on religious subjects. L.
appears that Billiard went into Oall's shop,
" hen the usual discussion began, aud fron
words they proceed to blows, having a rough
and-rumo Die fight Call has brought sUl;
against Billiard for private damages IN ;na
sum OF s5Co, and Ballard has brougnt simi-
lar suit az sinst Call for $1,000
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e. Route No. $1,000.
On Route Mo-, 2lO,0JJ.
DC Route No. 3, loo COO.

Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and sol.
v,Hcy OK eech bidder and person offered Is secur
frop.sais must be endorsed 80 Proposals for
Army Irans psrtatICn Route No 2. 3, or g. ;,
hs tine case may he. and none will be enterta tain al
unless they tullJ comply with the requirement.
OF this % yer isrment
The party 70 Whom an avarl Il made nust d..
PREPARED I" exesute the contract at once, aud to
give the required bonds Tor he faithful perform
arca Of tie contract
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
The contractors on each route must be in readi
ress for service by the let day Of April 1907 And
VIII be required 10 have place Of business OF
agency At which he may be communicated with
foMri ly ara readily Tor koute No l. at Omahs
81. i Tor keute No z, AZ Fort Riley. Kansas. for
Route No 3. At Fort Union New Mexico for Route
Ne ., at Saint Paui, Minnesota. or at such 9th err
point for each II the yersl Row AZ NAV he in
ciSs'ed as the starting psiHt Of the route.
d ARR forms showing the conditions Of the con
tract t. he entered into for each route be had
on application ~ this eff at the Office OF the
QHartermaster at New York Saint Louis, Fort
n-asenvo rth, Omaha. Santa Fe, ard Fort Snel
ing, and must accompany and be q part Of the
proposal.
By order of the Quartz rm sster General
ALEXANDER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel aud Assistant
% IL St Quartermaster. ID. s. A.
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u U L d n G 5 AT TON
0,J Quortermaste,s Office, Depot Of WasAssssox,l
WaShtngt0n, ID c., ,nuary "a, 1857,
Will be sold at public auction on MONDAY
January Is. st IL O'CLOCK noon, under the super.
vision of Brsvet Lieutenant Colonel James M
Moore, A. 4 NJ. the folio wing buildings:
On Pennsyl yanis avenue, between kighteent
ard Nineteenth streets: -'
Two Portable Houses. ten feet high one l6x u
feet; the other I2Xl2 feet.
Also on A street, between Twenty first and
Twenty second streets:
One Warehouse, 4lxl36 feet.
ene shed, l4x4l feet.
One Platform, l0x4l feet
Terms cash in Government funds.
Brevet Brig Gen. CHAS. II. T0MPKINS,
Deputy Quarternaster General,
rs2l-6t Act'g Chief Q. M. Depot Washington.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPoSALs ROB ARMY TRaNsPeRrA
CuARrsKNAsrERe YyERALA Orgnx

oVAkIEBxAs1ERs IsERALs oFs,cE.e
SEALED riopo:.. Viii BE- rss Sasess's Il ssis .o.
e, ne sr.n.sortstiSn q niisry SUPPLE. aa.ias
MsrsS 81, ISIS on the foiio1ing routes: '' eno'Ns
ROUTE Ne. l. w.
.Se o%sks sfsssh q the ' Gnioa ' Pss i
Laramie Dakota Tsrrtr 10 Snch % BOAT. rom Or s
Psts sc nov or may be e.ta he'd in the Ter
dss The Terrttory Il psi Vest Of iSnsi.ads
.See esst Of onstuds Ia ass o. and IN
Che Territories of TAN ard ado north Of ist-
o tsfs 20 deg intending If necessary Beaver
ROUTE No. Q
points A. may be determined upon during tie year
on The tsien Pacific railroad. D. D.. :. any posts
the state Of sasss Or IN the ferritory Al oSlora,
40 nion ss 81 60 Port
dsnehated in that Territory, and to any other
point err pOia'' % IN ,he = rSu s:
From Fort Union or such other depot a. may be
estat lished in the Territory of New Mexico, to
listed ia thst Territory and te such posts or sta.
no1s as nay Re designated in the Territory Of Ar
los deg.
From 81. Paul. Minnesota, to such posts A. ara
nov or may be established in the state Of Mime.
ing ssst Of he river p"A0'A TERRITORY iy
ne weight 8 be Transported during the year
VIII not exceed on bouts No. l, 30 ,0C9 100 pound
on houte NO. 2, 2U,s' e.0,o pounds on Route No
pounds. " ~ s'So0i0'"
Proposals will be made Tor each route s.na.
rateiy - - sSP"
Bidders " VI state the rate per it1 p3nnIs per
100 niles, al which they will trans port the stores
1861. and ending March ST. 1858 ' -
Bidders should give their names in fuiI an wall
AZ thSlrl places OF residence, ana each PROPOSAL
shouia be acc9u panied by bond in the sum Of
u doll sto kx,r
n.'re fesP9nsiele persons, guaranteeing that in
tsse = contract 10 awarded for the route men
uOBed in the proposal 10 the marty nrnnasinn ~,
contract VIII be accepted and entered fnt0 and
COCO sAd -uEl Client security furnished By said
tieem-nt '''' "I'eA
Ine contractor will be required to give bonds in
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ga sOLDIKR WHO HAD LOST THE USE
OF bi. hmbs ksC kheum ism has been comp eteiy
cured and On Afle1 TO abandon hfs crutch0s by one
bottle of MEfCaLfI's GREAT RHEUMAfIO
REMEDY. Tia truly the wonder Of the age
- H-eo3~ @. FORD Agent.
~BAREUM.5H BIS Expose OF MODEM
hpmbuss, Will II is m dsrstood apply the lash to
the countcrfeftebs Of 'oreisn perfumes In this
country. They are fair anne, bnt of ANAL &C
CHkEUS." the Essat heral extract 81 the day IL
rapidly driving thsAr trssh Gu Of the tr ade Sod
IN <
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JAHns aUIL9s DtelM Z. Me-. ead S.eps3 Asad
S,.1S SS' 1 1eyS3se3. 7SSC
the s:nalJ Hishsss Ssiss SaId So 6soond; Hsed
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

CONVENIENT SALE:
The property known a. the CONVENIENT
TANNkkY AND STEAM SAW MILL, with
seventy i've acres Of land, near San Antonio
Texas.
sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
to the LIST day OF March, 1871, for the pu rchass
of seventy ave acres OF lana. or less togeth.
with the bIiictngs erected thereon, and the an
purtenapces sppertaipi ne, that is to say:
ONE TANNERY.
Containing WkLVE sToNE LIME VATS.
FIFTYTWO WOODEN VATS,
SEVEN Stone POOLS,
sad capable of tanning afeen thousand hides per
ONE STEAM SAWMILL, capable OF saving
three thousand feet OF luD ber daily
ONE SMALL STONE BUILDING
The above property IL sftrafef about two miles
above San Antonio, on the San Mt MIC liver, aud
the water is conducted to the establi shmeut BY
race Of hewn stone, laid in cement
he land was purchased and improvement
made BY the late so all ed Confederate 8overu-
mept, and are estim ated to have cost $50 0oO in
gold.
The property has been under lease for the year
1861 at a monthly rent Of $500, payable in ad
vance. secured title in fee ri mpla Will be given
BY the United States Governneat
Proposals will be marked Proposals FOR Gey
ernmont 1annery and Saw Mil )" ami addressed
10 J. B. KIDOOO.
Bvt EaIer Gen, Asst. Com. Bureau H., y. and
A. L., Galveston, Texas ja2l.Et
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A superior ict u LSDfis' i0A Ia ~ vh,,h
tAsy are Offering at very Low prices, 40 = II
(SQLORlD TOY BOOKS, from London: Preach
- Juvenile Books, direct from Paris; Labou isySS'
new , 5s,.y Tale; nsSe: largely inustTaSsd, ana
dan JRAHoK TAYLOR. :
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y-.. s2 a,
SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINS
~. VASE sSIoN LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,
Through Mail SIS A NJ. SITS Local At as A. NJ
Local at---;-;.s.p y. Through Mail S 81 p
Y. A. STEVENS. General SUPERINTENDENT
nop w PHELPS General NsnsSar
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TrGtR Lears DePo', w:
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ohpIAs NOW RECEIVED AT
u 8PoE! = OIOOLES, 1ngravers and s, a
=. O. RElOHENgAOH's Piano Hoom..' 0'n ''
4Se 18th street, near Pc ayenus
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NINCE MAT kSTIU,J
1Vl just made, of select materials,
At KING PLACE.
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TIME TABLE,.
On ana after MONDAY, November II, lsss And
until fIrteef notice, Passenger Trains Will run -
tween Weshinston aud Alex andria follow:
TIA LhAvsa "shineroN: LEAVE ALEXANDRA.
Local at.. ei6 a, N. SITS, Local at 4:4s A, n.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25
AMUsEMENTs

The NATIONAL THEArRE.-There was an
immense house at the National last evening TO
witness the second presentation Of the "En.
ohantreis." The audience was composed Of
many Of our first people, who are so much
pleased with this piece that. were the RIcHIsGs
to protract their stay among us for many days,
and give us this opera every night, they could
safely calculate upon crowded houses all the
while. Tomorrow night the 'Enchautressr will
be repeated, and, as II is Saturday evening, we
advise all who moan to attend, and who desire
good and eligible seats, to apply early.
We are glad to know that this troupe will give
US another week It Is wise determination on
their part, and IN agreeable surprise as we'll as
grateful announcement to the people English
opera, even in thgo hard times, Is fast becoming
an institution in Washington, and there is no
telling to what dimensions It would grow should
Its continuance be protracted to n much longer
period.
On Monday evening tho opera that is under.
lined 10 one entirely new to n Washington audi.
ence, and Is entitled LINDA Di Chamounix, "
1t will be rendered with the full force Of the
company, and doubtless will meet with popular
favor
The national Republican., 1867-05-25
Alexandria Affair.".

Tho Alexandria State Journal of Thurs
day says:
The FIREMEN's COSvESrIoy.-The Firemen' I,
convention met at the hall of the Sun Fire Com.
pany last night @. T. Wilmington, president,
in the chair. Present:
Friendship-Messrs. Wilmington, Powell. Tn.
dorwood and Cook; Sun-Messrs. Latham, Sui.
liyau, Hall, jenkins and Mitchell; Hydraulion-
Messrs. Barton, Purcell and Carme; Reliet-R
NJ. Latham.
The committee in charge of the subject, Messrs
Carne, Sullivan and Underwood, reported a plar
| of organization and government, which wa
amended and referred for action to the compa
| mics represented in the convention.
RETURNED FROM RICHMOND D--Judge Under
wood, and Grand Jurors Thomas N Dayy, Johr
Ilawxhurst, X. d. Beokey, George Seaton, and
George W. SHINES returned from Richmond thil
morning. The Circuit Court Of the United
States has adjourned until Tuesday, tho 4lh day
| Of June.
An OLD CITIZEN GoSE.-Yesterday Mr.. Johr
5. Walker died, at his residence in this city, Al
the advanced ago Of "a years. He had been
cripple for several years past He will be in
TERED tomorrow 90,
CIRCUIT CoURr.-YesteIdayt tho court took u
the injunction case Of johnson ys. The Aceotin
Turnpike Company. This Is an application o
tho part OF some Of the stockholders of II
Hunting Creek Bridge Company to injon Ii
Accotink Turnpike Company, which now hi
possession of Hunting Creek bridge, from II
further use of it, and also for an account Of II
tolls, tc. Tho case was argued by f. L. Smitl
esq, and then continued until this morning.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25
Aatiuual Arpnblitau.
RATES OF ADyERrIsINe.

One square, one insertion, sti subsequent inser.
hons 80 cents. One square, one month, ts. Liberal
Inducements TO quarterly, semi annual and yearly
advsrtisers
Every other day advertisements, 90 per cont addi.
uonal Twice week Advertisements, 70 per cent.
additional
Eight lines constitute a square. Less than square
charged in proportion, At the above rates.
Editorial notices, % cents per limo each insertion
Local nstiees, 20 cents per line each insertion.
Advertisements coming under the hsads Of Wants,
For Sale, For Rent, Lost and Found, not s1coOdIbs
four lines one insertion, 25 cents three times, 90
csnts Any greater number Of lines at proportionats
rates.
Advertisements should be handed In before D. m.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25
W. ]. MURTAGH, Esq.

Equal DIVISION, Sons OF TEMPERANCE
Last evening We spent a few minutes In this
division, at Union League Hail. and We found 1t
crowded with ladies and gentlemen Of the Order,
who evidently exhibited much interest In the
proceedings. Now, wo do not propose to divulge
any secrets appertaining to the workings of tho
division, but we will take the liberty Of saying
that we have seldom listened to better vocalism,
accompanied by the piano, than we heard there.
And this choice favor the division enjoys at
nearly all of its meetings. Why 1t is really
worth censng to swill rum, If for nought else, to
be granted the pleasure of enjoying such music,
and the presence Of the beautiful ladies there
present
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

JoURNEYMEN HOUSE CARPENTERS Asso.
cIArIoN.-This association held a stated meeting
at Temperance Hall last evening, Mr., James II
Reed in the chair, and Mr. VIM. Champion, sec.
rotary. Seven names were added to the roll Of
msmber,hip, when the association adjourned,
and a general meeting was held, with Mr.. LRns.
dale in the chair, and Mr. d. L, Nevius, score.
tary. The proposed new constitution and by
laws Wsro then taken up for consideration, by
articles, and pending their discussion, on mo-
tion, the meeting adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-J. II. Harrison
hotel keeper, for committing an assault and bat
terry upon Peter McGinnis, with intent to tax
life, was arrested and held by Justice Walter t
bail for court
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

FoRGERY.-George Humphries was ar
rested, on complaint Of John Lacy, charging hin
with forgery, the particulars of which We die
not learn. Justice Hawley sent the accused t.
iAil for court.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

CONCEALED WEAPoNs.-Samuel Collins
was arrested for being disorderly in the streets
Of which complaint he was dismissed but q
loaded revolver being found on his person, h,
was fined $lO.50 by Justice Buckley for carrying
concealed weapons.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

WANTS AN OwNER.--A black silk velvet
bonnet, trimmed with gold cord, and complete
set Of furs arc at the First ward station house
awaiting IN owner. They were found in the
possession of coorsd boy, who Is yet held to ac.
count for them.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

SELLING Liquor TO SoLDIERs.-Catha.
rine Donovan, who psddles nick.nacks around
tho streets and in the various barracks for which
offence she was fined $40 by Justice Handy and
in default Of payment, committed to jail.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

BASE BALL To.DAY.-The Severn Base
Ball Club of Annapolis, Maryland, and the JEFF
ferson Base Ball Club of this city, will play a
match game of base ball on the grounds Of the
National, White Lot this forenoon at II O'Clock.
The public Especially the ladies' are cordially
invited to be present and witnoss the contest.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

SANITARY CoMrANY.-Twenty-four writ
ten and fOrty-six verbal notices were served
yesterday on persons having nuisances existing
on their premises. One dead COW and one dead
hog were reported and removed.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

Nor ENoUGH. Cooper & Latiiner had
up for sale, last evening at six o'clock the prem
isss No. All, Sixth street north, between @ and
II. Three thousand eight hundred dollars was
the highest sum bid; and that not reaching the
expectations Of the owner, 1t was Withdrawn.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

SENsIBLE.-0n and after the lst of June
until the LIST Of September, a number Of our lead
ing merchants intend closing their stores at p.
m. We suppose the clerks are perfectly salts
fed with the arrangement,
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

HURT.-Mr. jesse Ssson, an aged citi
zen, residing in the Seventh ward, was precipi
tated over a bank at X street south and Seventh
street west, on Thursday evening. and injured
himself considerably about tho head and hips.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

BEING DIsrRIBUTED.-The board Of healtl
are, through the medium Of the police force, hav
ing distributed throughout the city list Of al
things declared nuisances. Let housekeepers anC
others take notice.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

In PHrLADELruA.-We perceive that
Dr. G. II. Nichols, of this city, and physician in
charge Of the Insane Asylum, is at present in
Philadelphia attending the medical convention
in that city
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

THE CITY's REWARD FOR THE AssAssINA.
rIos CoNsrIRAroRs.-A case is now In tho Equity
Docket OF tho Supreme Court of the District, for
the purpose Of having a distribution Of the re
ward Of $50 900 for the capture Of Booth, offered
by the corporation. This suit was brought by
Messrs. Stewart and Riddle, In November last,
for General L. @. Baker, Lieutenant Colonel =.
]. Conger, and l.. D. Baker, L. p. Dohorty, J.
R. o'Beirno, Clurvoe, McDsvitt, and others.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

HORSE TRAINING ExHIBTTIoN.-Yester-
day, at ono o'clock, Prof A. II. Rockwell, the
celebrated horse trainer, exhibited his two teams
Of horses on Louisiana avenue, opposite Walls
opera house. large number Of the admirers
Of choice horse flesh were present, and mani.
Tested much interest in the manouvring and
skill displayed by the Professor. He drove his
horses singly and dOubly, and without any reins
or brides whatever. He guided his horses, they
going frequently nt rapid rate Of speed, simply
by moving himself from ono side OF the buggy
seat to the other, and by the use Of his whip. II
he moved to the right the horses did SO also, and
viee rerSa. With practice, perseverance,, and
| patience, we think, any ono could do tho same.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

SHAMEFuL-Daniel Rice was arrested
yesterday morning and brought before Justice
Walter on charge Of assault and battery. Rice
got drunk and visited house where n female
lived who had but recently been confined, and
after maltreating her and hor children, turned
them out Of the house. He was committed for
thirty days.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

Coon News FOR THE TEMPERANCE Folks.
An enterprise Is about being inaugurated in
this District, which, should the proper encour-
asement be given, will be both an advantage
and an ornament to our citizens. The temper.
ance cause has become so earnest and extensive
In this city that measures have beon taken for
the publication Of a weekly temperance and
literary Journal. With this end in view, the ad.
vocates Of the cause have induced John II. Gun
ningham, esq , recently and for 4 long time the
able and efficient foreman Of the Government
printing Office, in connection with Msssrs, McGll
4 WitherOw, to publish n journal Of the kind
friends Of temperance respond as they should,
The Weekly Monitor will appear in the course
Of a fortnight. We wish this noble undertaking
a hearty success, and bespsak for 1t liberal
patronage.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

FoUR.ANp-A HALF STREET BOTANICAL GAR.
DEN.-This handsome garden, under tho charge
of Mr.. William Saunders, is we'll worthy visit
by thoIs fond of viewing hne horticultural dis
piays. and who never weary Of studying the mys
teriOus and silent, yet beautiful language OI
flowers.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

CROWDED OUT.-Several political meet
ings prepared for the public on Thursday night
were crowded out, but appear this morning,
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

SECOND WARD REPUBLICAN MEETING
The Republicans of the Second ward hold a
meeting at the church on Fourteenth street,
near the canal, on Thursday evening. Ad.
dresses were made by Major Morse, Mr.. Lang
stop, (colored) from 0beriin, Ohio Mr.. ]. N.
Cullom, and other gentlemen. The meeting was
we'll attended, large prepondernnoe Of those
present being oolored. The proceedings were
harmonious, and they adjourned at a late hour.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

A HANDSOME Yesterday
We noticed tho front Of tho lower story Of tho
Avenue House, corner Of Seventh and @ streets,
was being taken out, Mr.. Jesse B. Wilson, the
owner, intending to have it replaced by four
large and beautiful show windows, for the use Of
Mr.. Wm. b. Moses, an energetic and successful
furniture dealer, who now occupies the whole
house as furniture depot Mr. Chas. Edmon-
stop, carpenter, Is arranging the windows.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

SERVED HIM RIGHT.-Columbus Scriber,
for selling oats under weight, was arrested and
taken before Justice Thompson, who fined him
$5, II should have been $40.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

The PROPOSED TEMPERANCE CELEBRA'
rios-A meeting of the committee to make ar,
rangemonts for the proposed temperance meeting
on June 7th was held on Thursday night at Tenn
psrauce Hall, MT J. Burger presiding and D, O.
Fountain. secretary. Sub.committees wero ap.
pointed to perfect the arrangements, and an ad'
journmsnt thOn took place until this evening at
0 o'clock.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

FENrAx BEoruERuooD.-The O'Donovan
Rosser circle Of tho Fenian brotherhood held
meeting at Magee's Hall, on y street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, on Thursday evening
Business of great Importance was transacted anC
their session was prolonged beyond tho usua
hnur
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

SABBATH TEMPERANCE MEETrNGs.-At 4
o'clock p. m. q temperance meeting, under the
auspices Of Equal Division, No. 3, Sons Of TEN.
perance, will be held at the Centre Market when
able advocates Of the cause will address those
present.
The Washington Temperance Society will hold
q meeting, in the afternoon, at the Northern Lib.
critics maTket.house.
The national Republican., 1867-05-25

CHEAP AND GooD.-Mr. Robert Boyd,
No, 479 Ninth street, below II, offers q hne as.
sortment of ofhardwaro and house furnishing goods
Those contemplating housekeeping, or those de-
sirous Of replacing worn articles with new ones,
should call At Mr. Boyd's establishment, us we
are confident that they can be satisfactorily
suited