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The national Republican., 1867-01-22

The adhesive envelope must be hiekly gummed q
fourth OF an inch wide round the lAppels.
zach bidder must furnish with his proposals sam.
pie, and but one sample, Of each article bid for.
Zach article must be bid iTr and no more than one
Bids not ially conforming to the advertisement will
not be considered.
stationery TO be incorporated In the contract for sta
tionsry, and the head Of the department will, In all
cases. Judge whether the articles tendersd BY the con.
tractor are Of the quality required by the contract.
The stationery 10 to be furnished II may be ordered
by the and at the contract prices whether
the quantities exceed or fall short Of those estimated
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual
arm making It, and must specify price, and but one
price for each and every article named In the schedule
should any articles be required which enums.
rated they are to be furnished At the lowest market
prices II The Department shall see nt TO order thom
from the contractor having the contract Tor similar Ari
agree then the Department may have the article fur.
nahed by any other person or persons who will furnish
II at price lower than that demanded BY the con.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished at the
Department to persons app lying lot them and a. with;
dlmeult 10 make deelsion none will be taken into
confederation unless substantially agreeing herewith.
The head Of the Department WILL In all cases. decide
websr the terms Of the contract have been complied
with and reserves the power TO annul the contract
/ upon any failure to comply In reasonable time.
person or persons contrasting and In ease Of failure TO
supply the articles the contractor and his suIetss
shah 30 liable for forfeiture specified in such bond
The contract Will be awarded to the lowest and bsSi
bdder the best bid TO be determined after careful ex
animation for Ms purpose o. aSssaiSs , wsisn OS -
The department reserves to itself the right to reject
any bid where It M apparent that part Of the articles
ae bid for at very low and part At very high rates
without proper regard to the cos. Of each Tor the PLr
sems.s "a se:S Contained Ia Es sJSsss%s Is me- ''' uA1
| ALEX. W. RANDALL,
IA2.WN Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1867-01-22
DROWN & PERKINS,
sHRET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS.

We would respectfully call the attention Of Choir
Leaders and singing School Teachers to our establish
meat where all kinds Of Church husie, 0lSe aud An
them Books be obtained on the most favorable
terms.
The long experience Of our Mr.. PKRKINs In Musical
Conventions, Ch0irs, the Concert Room, and Sunday
School, enables him to give advice and Information
all points Of musical Interest 10 the selection Of
proper works Of instruction, formation Of Musical
schools progress In musical Studies and items Of
interest 10 ComPoser Leaders, TsLshsrs and Students
SHEET MUSIC furnished on the usual terms, with
PromPtnSss aud dispatch. Country Orders solicited
nc Ao Ae
The national Republican., 1867-01-22

The MILITARY DISTRICT OF MIssIssIPPI.-
Brevet Brig. Gen. A. G. GLEN, colonel oath
United Sttaes infantry, has been assigned to
the command of the Military District OF
Mississippi
The national Republican., 1867-01-22

SUPREME COURT OF THEDISTRIVf
y OF COLUMBIA.
''lL'l 9, :. E:.,''l ct '''' 700 Equity Dock. s.
RHHA l. G. CEOHE
The trustee In this having reported that be had
sold lot No II and part Of lot No H. As described In
the proessdiRgsi in square No lss with the improve
msns In pursuance Of the said Decree TO George Bert
for I75, and that the said Bert had assigned his in
toFss In said sale TO Collier G. Prayss, and that the
said Frayssr had complied with the terms Of EAlsj
this Sst day Of December 1850, ordered by the
court that the said sale be, and the 10 hereby,
ratified and confirmed unless cause 10 the contrary
be shown on or before the 24h day Of January 1857
| rIoNLL RIPuILIoAE At least three times In each oi
three successive weeks before said day,
By order Of the Court.
| A true copy Test; r. J, hkl0B,
| las StAWSW Clerk.
The national Republican., 1867-01-22

Mayor to inform this Board whether hs has In
formed the Secretary Of War Of the fact Of on sp-
Precipitation By the Councils To enable the secre.
tary 10 make such examinations Of the Potomao
river ~ contemplated by Joint rssolution Of the
Councils, approved December "a, 1885. Adopted.
Mr. Dudley submitted q resolution requesting
the Committee Claims 10 consider the expediency
Of reporting bill authoriring the Mayor TO refund
money paid By any party 10 the credit Of the Cor
poration for license, whose application may have
been rejected BY the Metropolitan Police Commits
sioners. Adopted.
Mr.. Mead introduced resolution requesting the
Mayor TO furnish the Board with Q statement Of
the expenses Of the Metropolitan Police force for
this corporation, with the contingent expenses Of
the different statonhouses and all expenses apper.
tanning thereto dufing the past year. Adopted.
Also, o resolution instruoting the Committee on
the Canal 10 inquire into the expediency Of abolish
Ing the Office Of Engineer Of the Washington Canal.
Adopted. .r.
A number Of Aldermen bills were referred, and
the Board adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

IN Psnnsyivsnia svsnrs nssr willsrd's Hotel
HoHrH NIGHT AND LAST WEEK or aa
ss sss s,,, s Sr ~.
MISS MAdeTf MTTCHELL,
Supported n u: pGgssl.T young actor MT w. COL
THIS ryssSiTIl sySSiss, A. a is1.
.IeS tOT MI. Mssso stS. .s.s MD ssf'P''d
THR PEARL OF SAVOY s
AMorHRRS'as PRAYER
seats may be secured for the REPETITION OF FAN
oHoN Tomorrow night. rr-
ODD LLow HALL.
EVERY SvsSEss SyssIso !, TsS sH.,g ygrEk.
CARNIVAL L M N ST r RELS,
TIE LARoEsT AND MOST PsRrRcr MINSTREL
uw,x-v coMPAEr EysR oRo1sIzsp;
fGSn fists IL al irrnyYIH saTisI NV v psooRYaHf A.
Including d. in .n...s. Fuabr "a tn. sr.
-FOUR CLOG DkNoERs, 80
The Champions Of the world; MfKE KAnANR, NED
wssT s.s .Ss S.s wsSSrcS' end an,sL, gIIcA BOYS
SWEET CHURCH G.slns, GS.EsxnpsIsI, WHEATON, and
NED KNEELANps aldaRicENr ORCHESTRA.
Tickets 80 and % esa.si Colorsd gallery 70 cents.
js2a.a D. @. La RUE, Manager.
NATIoNAL THEATRE.
GRAND
PRESENTATION FESTIVAL ..ns
NATIONAL THEATRE. WASHINGTON, D, O,
Al the earnest solicitation Of members Of the various
Department. the evening for holding the Festival has
bean changed until
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY a,,Iss7.
oPRRlrIc AND DRAMATIC TALENT
Secured at Cost Of Over
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
$4,000
WORTH OF PRESENTS
To be Awarded to
TICKET HOLDERS.
Under the Direction Of
MAJOR wM 8. MORSE,
Secretary Grand National Concert.
TICKETS, ON THIS OCCASION, q EAcH.
Books for Reserved Seats open at sss fsnn.yi
vsnis avenue, under National Hotel.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOE RRsERvEp SEATS.
LISTS OF PRESENTS TO BE AWARDED.
Splendid Team Of Horses. ........"...."l
hagninesnt Dussnbury Buggy. ........" =,
Double Set Harness. acknowledgements. ft' 30 Ok
Pair Woolen Blankets.
| zine Whlp........... ..........'.........ss..J
Che above constitute one Presently
Superb Octave Plano, (wsbsr). $3.50 9.
10 fins Gold watches Ansrie.n tsoo. ...... O. 900
LAdiss' Fine Gold Watches, tl25. ........... 6b o
Splendid Sewing Machine. .................. 100 Q
10 Beautiful silver. plated Castors, s25 ... $50
| 10 Fine Opera Glasses, ,tl5.....,...,....... l60 o
rs Photograph Albums, &c, &e., tj....,..... S5 o
%, 900 o
The Plan Of Awards will be a. follows,
All the Numbers representing tickets sold will b.
placed In wheel, and tickets containing the
| Of presents 10 be awarded In another.
The persons selected will thsn draw ticket from tn
hrst WHEEL and the Of present from the second
and the article drawn will be awarded 10 the psrso
holding number corresponding with that Of the teks
, | drawn.
Tickets will be for sale at al. the principal Book an
Mie Stores aud Hotels In the city, and At SIS Penn
sylyAniA avenue, under National Hotel, by letts
. addressed to
VIM. s, MORSE,
sss Psnnsyivania avenue, under National HOTEL
ds3o-u washington, D. O.
DEKIN AND YEDDo TEA STORE,
, $50 NINTH STREET, BETWEEN AND Z.
TRY OUR FINE FORTY AND FIfrY-CENT
JA3-thsktulm ROASTED CoFPRR.
TTE EI q w NJ ~ Il n
The national Republican., 1867-01-22

As- Send for Circular.
BROWN 4 PERKINS,
II9.lm 49O Br0ome Street, New York City.
The national Republican., 1867-01-22

THE GENERAL LAND 0FFICE.-During the
month OF December last II ,905 acres Of the
public land were disposed Of at the st. Cloud,
Minnesota, and East Saginaw, Michigan,
local Offices. The cash sales at these Offices
amounted to 80 ,462.
The national Republican., 1867-01-22

Applications for admissions can be made to any OIL
medical GtAa the mAtTon the Hospital Orders of
omission 10 the free beds Of this instuon can % o.
dAined Of the Rev. O. II. Hall Rector OF the bpPhany
Church, Of the Rev. A. D. Gillette, Pastor Of ne fI
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon IN charge Al ms
dSneS OTdsTs for the admission Of the wives or widows
Of soldiers Of the Unted States army can be PIoeuSd
lhTouEh the Surgeon General United States army,
jyS0 O. H. HALL, D, D., sssrslATy'
The national Republican., 1867-01-22
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYING-IN ASYLUM,

This Institution Is situated In the most healthy Por
uoa Of the District, surrounded by Its own grounds
Oars pass the door every I've minutes.
Terms OF admission From ~ to tlO per week. In Ae'
eoIdAnee with the room required payable In advance.
This Includes Board, Medicines Medical, snd suTgel
Attendance.
The national Republican., 1867-01-22

CAPTURR OF A CoUETERFRIT PLATE.-The
detectives Of the secret service division Of
the Treasury Department o few days ago
succeeded in capturing the plates Of a coun-
terfeit on the small fifty cent issue Of frac-
tional currency, bearing the vignette Of Gen.
Washington. The seizure was made in Gin
cinnati, Ohio. within few days. 1t is be,
lieved that there are not very many Of the
counterfeits in circulation.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-11-28

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Phrenolosy; circassia, and the Circas-
slams; Jealousy-1ts Cause and Cure !;
George Peabody; Senator Wilson;
D1sraeli; Peter Cartwright; Victor
Hugo; Miss :Braddon !; How to Be-
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SOD, with II Illustrations Mind Limit
ed by Matter; Two Pathsrof Woman.
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and its Uses. The whole protusely H.
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Address s. r.. WELLS, $50 Broad.
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a xatenpout appaazad in Lax
Erie, near Buffalo, last Tuesday, most
unusual oeearaacs in 50 high q latitude.
The Ezprs.s says: "About 1,3O the
waters wero observed to be singularly
:agit.sed some distance out, ltsle .
lie South Of East. Gradually assuming
tho appearance Of = wide-spreadiog
palm, whose shaft tapered off - it up
preached ha.4vaves below, tho water
spout then moved rapidly 70 tho South.
east, until lost to view. This singular
phenomenon; although On, I rather small
scale, vas watched With much interest
blythe gsati6ed bsholdsrs. y 7-''@"-'''-'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-11-28

GooEY for December, contains some
very fine Christmas stories, together
with . large number Of very fine en- grav-
ings. Godey's motto is ':the best is al
ways tho oheapcst," land acting on the
aphorism, he makes the best magazine in
the country. Now is the time to make
up clubs, and secure this work at tri-
fling expense. Besides containing more
and better reading aud finer engrav,ngs,
1t is the conceded fashion standard for
the country. We will forward subscrip.
lions tor our subscribers with pleasure
at club rates. Il
L. A. Cooley publisher, N. E. Corner
9th and Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
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We copy tho following from. the st.
faul P'e'' Of the 21st, which notes tho Or.
rival Of Mr.. J. B. Gstchsll, for twelve
yesrs a.5ssidtnt Of this city. He has been
In Montana for the past two years. Up t.
September last he had not mad, : +doll.r.
Becoming discouraged, he decided to work
one more dsy, and il unsucosssful q usual
to start for home. The Rte.s s.y.: i, vi
''ln the afternoon he struck what miners
term ''pocket," which 10 . small cavity
IN tee rock where the melted eold finds I
solid base to check it, downward aov.-
Here, to his utter sstonishment, he found
Large quantity Of the pure metal deposi.
ted in ''chunks." =
There wss scarcely IS worth Of dust IN
the whole pookst, but the quantity Of The
pure metal was vsry large. He ,nmsdi-
ately removed all the gold to safe ouartar,
and continued the examinations! eeeinr no
further evidences Of gold he pulled mn
stakes and started home, coming by va1
Of the Missouri river. He sxpressed ths
main bulk Of his gold 70 the mint e Phila-
delphis, to have it asssysd and coined.
They have notified him that Il Mn vield
him 500. 600. He has some hsndsome
specimens with him. One Of them veirhs
l8 ozs., and il almost. pure rod. T6is
chunk alone il worth $40. Il is = roneh.
Irregular formed fragment and looks ~:
though II hsd been ii 3 molten state ana.
had run into >. assure Of rock and then
cooled,
. Mr.. william Fletcher, Of Sank Rapid,
came home with hia, bringing about $4O.-
600 in dust, which he had collected By dii-
igent labor in the mines. =
Mr.. Getchell represents that the country
is thoroughly worked over. He believes
that it II better ''prospected" than Califor.
MIA ever was. There are Thousands Of mi.
ners there who barely make q l;vips. and
poor and precarious one ct that. he
says ,hs would advise everybody to stav
away from Montana. His luck y balanced
by 10000 men who never find . ..pocket.o
and who will come home III ihey srs ever
fortunate forty N enough = Get, home) xith :ther.
PR. :, Provisions in Aont.ns .rs cheap and
Plenty, E:rs .::.,ri s..... :. l..i>..:;. m, II:
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The New-York World says the
Germans i" America are preparing 70,
a grand International Festival in which
the Rife Clubs, the Singing Societies
and all the vast array Of orct es.ral M.
ions for the Old World and the New.
are to be reunited 10 the city Of New.
York in one mammoth exhibition Of
skill and emulation, such q the world
has never before witnessed, - r,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-11-28

SESSION OF CoNaREss.-Congress
met, after its recess, on the 2lst inst,
10 the House, the time was principally
occupied in canvassing the qualifications
Of the radical Tennessee members, sew
srsl Of whom were rebels At the opening
OF the war, and while it was in progress.
All but one, Mr.. Butler, were entitled
to seats. Mr.. B. is accused Of having
been, during the war, very Of . rebel.
Hon. J. NJ. C.vanaugh was sworn
- delegate from Montana. A delegate
from Washington Territory va, also
admitted. The speakers then called for
the report on impeachment which was
not ready, aud tie House adjourned till
Monday next.
The Senate met ut the usual hour.
Nearly al Of the Senators were present
Mr.. Norton of Minnesota was in yery
III health hardl, able to be in attend.
auoe. =
Mr.. Sumner asked consent to intro
daos bill for the further security of
equal rights in the District of Columbia.
tie stated that it vas an exact copy Of
= bin passed At the last session, but not
returned by the President. 1t therefore
became necessary again to pass it. Up.
on which the Senate Adjourned until
Monday.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-11-28

Queen Victoria speech VI dsliv.
'e,ed on Wednesday,. 1t tho opening Of
Parliament. The Abyssinian Expedi.
ton is INDICATED and means asked to
deffaJ its, cost; Napoleon Is counselled
to Withdraw his forces from Italy and
avoid unfriendly relations with Victor
Emanuel; Fenianism Is to be repressed
still more and Reform Bills for Scot
land aud Ireland are promised.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

=v*s STATE OF MINNESOTA, I
Exncu1lvR DsP'r 81. Paul, Nov. 8 1868.
IN accordance With law aad the good
sastsa q our fathers, 11appoint THURS
DAY, November 2oth inst, a. day OF
PUBLIC THANKSGIVING to be obse.v-
Cd throughout the State. .'@
j. Let he people In public assemblies and
In family reunions lit up their hearts to
aed In grateful praise tor all His goodness,
and mercy towards a..
He has blest rs with peace in all our
borders, with plenty in our harvests and
health In our homes.
''He hath crowned the year with good
ness"
He hath proclaimed liberty throughout
oil tho land to all tho inhabitants thereof
Let US observe this national festival with
joy and gladness-with Thanksgiving and
praise.
- Given under my hand and the
Great Seal Of the state At St.
Paul the day and year first
w. named.
By the Governor:
WI. R. MARSHALL.
II. c. RoaERs, Seo'y Of State.
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The HAsrINa GAzErTE.--The. Ga.
zette comes to US enlarged to an eight
column paper. 1t is very satisfactory to
SEQ such evidence Of thrift and prosper
ity as this enlargement indicates, it not
only speaks well Of the ability Of its
proprietors but Of the enterprise Of the:
town in which it is published,