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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE.

WAsnINnrnr. b. a octahsr q MI

| wAsHrNGroS, D, @ October q 1857.
Sealed rICpOsais vii b received at sh. once Of
October, 1857, for supplying friendly Indians with
| subsistence, as follows;
In Nebraska: Sixteen hundred and nfy -four a. e5l)
| pounds OF Beef, net weight; four hundred and
sixty nine (t6Y) pounis Of Bacon fourteen hundred
and six u,iO6) pounds Of * Flour; aheen hundred
and sixty two Il, 500 pounds Of Corn Meal; and
| hundred 400 quarts Of Salt
To be delivered daily, at Fort Cobb, In the Indian
| Territory Twsnty.F'x hundred and forty. eight
| (2eiN p0uuds Of Beef, net weight; seven hundred
| aud My (750l pounds Of Bacon; twenty two hun.
| dred aud ty q 25ol pounds Of Xxx FLOUR twenty.
| ave hundred a. 500 pounds OF Cora Neal aad one
| husdred and sixty (6Ol quarts ofsa
To DO delivered daily, At the Big Bend Of the
and twenty three Il, $50 pdsnds Of Beef, net
weight; three hundred and soVenty-ave go
Il I2J pounds OF XXX Flourj twelve hundred and
hhy u, $50, pounds Of Corn Meal; and eighty lso)
Tas beef to be delivered On the hoOf; the Flour
I'd corn meal In good strong sacks and all the ar
teies 10 BIS OF good quality, Ard subject to inspec
tiGn and rejection BY The assn' receiving s them
after awarding tho cont act, II the service requires
IT, and to be continued thirty days AFTER the con
tractor or contractors shall have received notice to
The Con missioner Of Indian AGAirs reserves the
right to Increase or diminsh the qusntity OF Any or
named points Also, to change the place Of delivery
Whenever the service requires IT, the contractor, In
such case, 10 be allowed reasonable sum Tor any
additional cost Of transportation
Proposals uu,t be made separately for all ihesup-
plies 10 be delivered at each OF the points herein
designated, GOd must shoT the price per round Of
each article They must be endorsed Proposals
for Subsistence" aud submitted 10 the flowing
form or We, hereby propose to furnish the Indian
Department, according to the terms Of
the advertisement Of the Acting Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs, dated October 2, 1867. aud II this
proposal be accepted will at once execute contract
aud give a satisfactory bond for Its perfo nance
They must also be accompanied by a proper guHran-
tse signed by two responsible persons, statns that
u contract Is awarded they will enter into bonds
for Its faithful perfOrmAuee thu sunicisncy OF the
guarautOrs to be certified by United States udgsor
di,trit attorney,
1t important that the contract be executed imme-
d atey after the award Is made. Bidders should,
therefore, be present at the opening Of the bids her
In person, OF by attorney,
Payment will be made at the othcs Of IudAn
AGAiTs on presentation Of vouchers, in duplicate,
certified to be correct by the officer agent OF this
Department to whom the articles are delivered
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or all bids
made under this advertisement
Proposals will be addressed to the "SommissIOnCT
Of Indian Affairs, Washington, D. G.
CHARLES 3. NIX,
oe4'eotd Acting Com missioner
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PROPOSALS FOR CORN MEAL.

OFFICE DEPOT COAMIssLRr OF bUhsIsTBSCR,l
WAIHIEUTOS, D. G October o, 1857. (
Sealed Proposa 8, ia duplicate, are inv tod until
THURSDAY, October ~, 1857, At m, for furnish ~
the Subsistence Department with all the CORN MEAL
that may be required from the 22d Of October, 1867
until the S0th Of June, 1865
The Meal TO be delivered at the sub,istenes Store
houses. In the Monument Lot, and street wharf
OF al the Baltimore and oh Railroad Depot at such
times and 10 such quantities IS tho Government m
direct, after PYE dRys' notice
Tho Corn Meal to be delivered In good, sound -four
barrels, each containing one hundred md ninety
Qo6) pounds; to be feSh ground and OF good, meT
ehantable quality, aud will be inspected before II il
received.
Payments will be made 10 such funds a. the Gov
eminent may furnish TO- disbursement.
Bids must be addressed to the undsTsignsd, At No
223 street, endorsed Proposals for Cora Meal. -
q. BELL,
oes'h Major and Q, R,U,HA.
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LOCAL DEPARTM EN- T.

The WASHINGTON LINCOLN MONUMENT
On tho oath day OF April, 1865, 10 scoordance
with resolution passed by the city Councils,
offered by N. d. Larner, an association was
formed In this city to erect a monument 10
Washington to the memory Of Abraham Lincoln.
Richard Wallasb, Mayor, was elected president
Of the associations Mr.. Crosby s. Noyes, score.
tary, and George W. Riggs, treasurer. At that
time the sun Of $1,000 was raised, and yester.
day contract was closed with Mr.. Flannsry, by
which he agrees to erect q monument to be built
Of white marble, and to have total height Of
Sc feet, including q statue Of Lincoln 8 feet
high, made Of Italian marble, the monument to
DO enclosed by suitable railing, tho monument
complete, according to design, to be ready for
dedication on the 18th Of April, 1883 for the
sum of 81, OF this sum, 50. 900 Is to be
paid on the signing Of tho contract; $500 on
or before the lst day Of January, and 81, 500 on
the completion Of the work, he to give full bonds
for the faithful execution Of the work The
model for the statue Is Al admirable Likeness Of
Mr.. Lincoln; tho pose Is dignihed yet y, sud
eminsntly characteristic Of the lament; dead.
II has been decided to place the monument In
front Of tho City Hall, at the intersection Of
Four.and a-haif street, Indiana avenue, and
Louisiana avenue.
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A'''''''.'..'''''''''.' eli
N,pn''''' '''''''''''''..''.''" 1913
the Hebrew popuiatiou OF tbe bistrIet "a a dsx =,
fasting and prayer, It being the Day Of At,pemSpt
and ns, seet,rSsa n, on asaowo
auce las, evening This IL one az iha nost :. "a ~
servanes. with those OF he ISrselltsb f.itb T.o.o
who live nm 10 the law a. promniga,sd Nv Mo.as A.
not partaks Of any sort q nourlshment from the
pesinnnBt " the end OF tne season OF Aonement
ana many Of the iath stand In the tynsgogues dur
ing we whole ume aud pray Tor forgiveness Of their
ns rrayers are said without cessation,
Anu si are ,sluned 70 confess iheir sins, after a
snorough seli' examination; All secular business
suspepuea ~ the lsraeites yesterday, and their
p y, ousiuess NsIe o,o'ea unul dAk eervies
sornsr az T.s.aa u'sh new ynagogps a ha, on the
e9 81 o. oy ahu hgn Weets On tho 22i tho Feast
- -,
fovso OAInoLio fRlssps' hociErr -To-day the
grand tourhsment a. An.lostan Island by the Young
.a s ienas society VIII come on The pro.
eeeus ~ ne ose Ion are 70 De spphed 10 the beueht
OF .he rec senoo,s OF trinity ehuieh and the man.
nss, ~, aaa a ~ nns oesn active during TIE
pas Jew ays 10 .ompsnng me .rrsnsemenis' %.
PUBIC my resi- assured that ihe tournament to-day
w M ~ ,s,i,nSo p s9. sn mat mas taken place
committee and Judges comprise those OF our most
distng uished citizens which must be guaranteed Of
the respeetabllity Of the affair and we would say 20
Ponnpsr Hr,-rh. L.t,.,,. .n.,.., n,..,.
Association, Of Georgstown vii sixs ! ns,sn,msn,s
Al ths ahoys,nsmsS rail on Meas. ipvanJ.. ~. y
tobsr for the beuent Of Mr. john Stanton PRE-
ident OF the association. The tragedy, In Ave aetp,
entitled "Ihe King Of the Commons" will be pre-.
scented. The cast embraces Msssrs Alexander, sian
ton, Chs beneheiAty,) Langley, Warren, Nicholson,
Frank Stanton, shine, Bell. Sch stlsp, shaw. &c,
ander viii snps,r "a KING J.ms. v .nnno!,sa a.
MI. lii ina, n. M,dsieine ana ~. t,n .,,a..,L =,
the dramatic assoeIation '''"s'H vi
LUMBER PoR rHH kaUEDrCr BRIDIB -lt would
seem from indications tat the work Of rebuilding
10 ba nnshsd fa,w,,a 10 snmnia,inn tu ~ rs
ihat fsIvs npmbsr az c.y,e,tsfs a., .nssaat 80 ~
worh and the arTiys, ys.tsrdsv az III $50, ia
Of Lumber to be us,d i'm its caps,,nrtIon rha ~
marian ovners feei eopndo,t that The i,irnc,,nn
against is construction will be sustained, and are
now engaged 10 preparing their bill to 60 before
court.
Ia pr.rrrrrK coxp,r,ox -yo,t.,a.v no,n,r,
Santa, 6eies, G.ish sah.s.i.n a,.as.y Io'n
lady, named Margaret CurrAu, living or staying 10
an old shAnty on South street, Brick Hill 10 most
destitute coalition. She 10 over sixty years OF age
and the officer found her sick aud epfeebled without
mrnitn,a ~ baJdSns tn ots.ar oi,.taas , "
and con yeysd hsr in bsct 10 tha aims hor. phar,
aha will ia nrone,ix nroyiJsd foy ""e'
ff'
sp9sssa IN m,tinS anti. s,t,r.ixa ,mnrpsoy ~ nov
lus'Ies,a. i.I.nJ - ~ AZ
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DIsoRDERLY CAsEs.-Charles Simpson,
Frank MoDermott and niohael Kelly were ar.
rested by officers Of the Fl. I precinct, for being
drank and ditorderly, and were variously fined
by Justice Harper.
O. + Burch. James Kelly, and Geo. Branson
were arraigned before Justice Chaplin, In tho
Sixth pre- ,nct, for similar offences, and required
to pay q 6ne for the benefit of the Corporation.
Sarah Smith, Richard Barbour, Thomas Buck
10y, Jane Thompson, and Michael Thompson had
. hearing before Justice Tucker, at tho First
precinct station, charged with drunkenness and
disordorly conduct. They were severally fined
by the Justice, and upon payment were allowed
to 90.
Henry Casper, Matthias Nodter, Frank Ger
mon, and George Kohler each had hearing DO.
fore Justice Walter, at the Seventh precinct st
tion, for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
They were fined and advised by the Justice to
go homo and sober up. The advice was not
taken, as some two hours later each Of their wives
with all Of the children wero at the Justices
Office, very much exercised over their absence.
Ono Of the women promised to do terrible things
when she would have her unfortunate spouse iu
her possession.
John Heanie. Robert Kemp, and Henrietta
Dyson were taken in charge by officers of the
Eighth precinct. for disorderly conduct. They
had q hearing before Justice Gull, who fined
them s. each, and they were let 60.
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DY WILLIAM L. WALL & CO.,

~
ID AUCTI )NEBRs,
avenue and Ninth street.
GOVERNMENT SALE or VALUABLE SQUARE AND
BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF WASHING
TON, D. O., At PUBLIC AUCTION
,FyIcg PrBLIo BuILDIsOs, 0RoUsDs, AID wonEs. I
WAsHISGroS Cur D. c.. October 1861. !
On TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of November, 1857, com
m.ncing at IL m. will be sold, to the highest bidder
by W L. WALL CO, Auetlonsers,A at their auction
rooms, the southwest corner Of Pennsylvauia ave-
and Ninth street west the folowin g -deser bed
property belonging to the United States:
Lots numbers I, 5, aud 10, In Square No. SI.
Lot numbered 10. in SOU re No 800
Lots numbered l, O. and is, In square No. PN.
Lot. numbered 4 and In square No. ll6.
All OF Square numbered ,U26
This square ha, recently been subdivided and laid
out n lots aud will be sold In lots according to the
suryey, which can be on the day Of sale; or,
should any one desire to bid for the whole square,
opportunity will be given. .
Terms Cash, In Government funds, on delivery Of
dssdfof the property.
one.n Of the parehase money to be paid vhsn
the property 10 knocked of.
should the purchaser fail TO comply with the terms
of sale the property will then and there be put up
sgEn, and sold to the highest bidder.
II the whole terms are DOT complied with within
thirty days from the day Of sale the Officer In charge
Of the Public Buildings, Grounds, and Works, r.-
serves the right to RESELL at the risk and cost Of the
nrst purchaser. N. MlCHLRR,
Major u Engineers, Brsyet Brig Gen 8. A.,
In charge OF Public Buildings, &c.
W. L. WALL 4 CO.,
oe s.tds Auetionsers.
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We ACKNOWLEDGE the receipt of box
Of rapes from the Northern Produce Company,
on Pennsylyania avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. They were exceedingly fne,
and delicious to the taste. We understand that
this company Is receiving about a ton OF the,e
grapes per day from the Lake Erie islands,
Ohio, and Central New York. Our readers are
requested to call and examine specimens.
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ORE HANS URT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
TO WIr;
In the case OF Samuel Z. Arnold, Administrator
Of George Poole deceased, the administrator AfOrO.
said has with the APPRECIATION Of the orphans Court
DAY, the 22d day Of October, A. b. 1867, for the
anal settlement and distribution OF the personal estate
the have been collected and turned into money
when and where all the creditors and heirs OF said
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
excluded from all benefit 10 said deceased q estate
provided q copy Of this order be published once a
week for three weeks In thu EArIosLL REFUBLI0As
previous to the GSid day.
Test: JAB. r. o'BRIRNB,
os2'wSw Register Of wins.
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FAST DRIvISG.-Lieut. NJ. Kresnoyney
an officer of the army, was arrested by Officer
Davis, of the Eighth precinct, for fast driving
in tho streets, and made to pay fno Of $40 by
Justice Gull.
Thos, Hogan and A. Let.luf, soldiers. were
by the Justice, but not having the money, were
sent to the workhouse
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RoBBERY.-Mr. Smith, whose Office for
the sale OF wood Is on the corner of Eighth and
boundary street, made complaint at the Second
precinct station, yesterday morning, that his
office had been entered some time during Tuesday
night, and pistol, blankets, pillows and other
articles stolen. Mr.. Smith has private place
for hanging the key Of the Office, and some party
found 1t out, and taking the key. unlocked the
door and carried the things of. Tho police arc
on the alert endeayoring to obtain some clue to
the thief
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no, t Louisiana avenue. b tween Sixth and Seventh
streets, opposite tbs seaton House
TRUSTEES SAILS OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
THE FIRST WARD
BY virtue Of 4 deed Of truAt 10 the subscriber,
bearing dao January Is 1853 and recorded 10 biber
A. ~ No l52, foios 100, ct. seq, Que Of the Lana
Records, &c. will of~r for sale at Public Auction,
In front Of the premiLes, on "WEDNESDAY, the 9th
day Of &C r0BER, 1867 at4 clock m hat cor
tain Piece Of Ground situate and being In the City Of
Washington District Of Columbia, aud known Is the
West Part Of Lot numbered one ~ In Square nua-
bered ore hundred and twenty .ons Q2i) II the
ground plan Of said tily; the said part having .
front Of % feet inches on street north, and .un-
ming back to an alley 10 the resr with tho mproys-
mehts, consisting Of q neat and substantial TWO
STOkY BRICK HOUSE
This properly Ia Situated on street north, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets west, In .
very desirable part Of the city.
Terms: One third Cash the residue 10 three equal
tnsts lments Of L. is, and "a months the purchaser
giving his Notes flor the deferred paym.nts) salts
corly endorsed, and bearing interest from the day
o: sale. deed given and deed Of trust taken.
All convsyaneing and stamps at the cost Of the pur'
chaser.
II the terms Of sale are not comp led with within
hvc days from the day OF sae the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the said Property at the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
SAMUEL T. DOUGLASS, Trustee.
J. D. WHEELER CO.,
se2I.eod&ds Anctionssrs.
So The above sale 10 postponed until TUESDAY
next, 18Th instant, At4 30 p. m.
By order Of the TKrsrEgi
JBw WHEELER 4 CO.,
&C lo',d tEIpr-Ss.l Auetiopssrs.
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HyMEEIAL. - An interesting marriage
ceremony took place at the Seventh. street Pres.
byterian church yesterday afternoon. Hum
phrey ii. Lemon, esq, wa, united to Miss Eliza
Davis, daughter Of our esteemed fellow. citizen,
John Wis, esq Tho groomsman was Mr.. Oil.
yer 0. Spicer, and the bridesmaid Miss Mary A.
Lee. Tho service was performed by the Rev.
]. II. Lemon, brother OF the groom. The party
left for Frederick, Nd in the 4:30 train.
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Marine News
sun R. eos sun g. 677 HigS water, lsp.n.
AnpIyHn

ARRIVED
sohr. Chss. A. Jones, Goodspesd, Gardiner,
Maine, Ice and lath to Stackpole 4 Go.
schr. Emmicson, Smith, Philadelphia, coal 10
St. Charles Hstel.
schr. Sarah Lavenia, Gormon, river, wood to
Campbell.
sohr. John Wesley, Bsnsmsn, Eastern shore,
oysters to master.
sehr. Merchant, Bsitlsn, Cone river, oyster,
to master.
schr. Cuba, Barnes, Eastern shore, oyster,
and sweet potatoes To master.
sohr. Betsy Ann, Pullin, Cone river, oysters
TO master.
scbr. Hotspur, Chishirc, St. Mary',, oysters
to master.
schr. Six Sons, Palmer, river, wood to O. L.
Sheriff.
Sloop Founder, Todd. river wood to master
sloop Ann Mccarthy, Smith, wood to MISTER.
CLEARED.
schr Armenia, Jones, Jersey City.
schr. Alfred Stewart, 0Iman, Alexandria
sohr. Il. Waterman, EdIell, Baltimore.
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BASE BiLL-An Interesting game Of base ball was
played on Dil's lot on Tuesday, Oct g. between tbs
Alpha, senior club, and the Tdfcarora, a Junior
club, resulting In favor Of the Alpha The game was
hoty contested until the nth inning, when the Tu,.
csrora boys, becoming dissatisfied BY IN. decision Of
the umpire, played the remaining Inning poorly
Mr.. Haskins, Of the Alpha, di,tngulsbed himself
both at the bat and In the field as did Mr.. Kurt, Of
the TuseArnrA Below We a pend the aeorA,
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Prize FrGHTs TO CoNE.-On the Goth
instant Tommy Kelly and Billy Parkinson will
fight at IL pounds weight for $500 q side, the
mill" to take place, II Is thought, in Virginia
the 2oth OF November Sam Coiiyer and
BIZ Kelly will fight In Virginia, at 1873 pounds
weight, for 81, 900 q side and the light weight
championship Of the United States.
Charley Dreamer and Fred Agvote have been
heard OF via Portsmouth, Va. They will fight
for $3.50 side, at 1873 pounds weight.
The following are the articles of agreement be.
tween Collyor and Kelly:
ARTICLES Of agreement entered into this 4th
day OF October, 1857, between Sam Collyer aud
Billy Kelly. The said SIM Collysr and the said
Billy Kelly hereby agree to fight fair stand-up
fight. according to the new rules Of the ring for
the sum Of $1,000 q side, at l2s pounds, tho
battle to take place on Tuesday, the 10Th day of
November, 1857. The said Eight shall take place
in the ST -te of virginia. Tho men shall weigh
the evening befoI, fighting, between 8 and 10
o'clock, p. m, when either man over 1873 pounds
shall forfeit the money down. That the men
shall be in the ing between the hours Of 0 and
II o'clock, a, m on he aforesaid Goth day Of
November, when either man absenting himself
shall foi.cit s'l olr'm - the stakes. The ex.
peuse OF the rore7 and stalker shall be defrayed
mutually. In pursuance Of this agreement the
sum Of 500 ado 10 herewith deposited in the
hands Of Frank Qieen. Tho second and sue.
cesding deposits Of 800 a side shall DO placed
in the hands of Frank Queen, on every succsed.
ing Saturday, commencing on Saturday, Oct. IL.
Each end every depoIit must DO in the hands e
Frank Queen not later than 4 o'clock, p. m, tn
the days 81 ocined. Tho LIST deposit Of $500 a
side shall DO put up Cd Saturday, Nov. 20, by 4
O'Clock. p. m. Either prrty failing to make
good the different depoyits at the hours and days
above specified, 20 forfeit the money down. Tho
referee to be cho.en on tho fighting ground.
That in the event of magisterial interference,
tho referee, II appointed, or the stakeholder II
not, shalt appoint ne next time and place of
nc citing, II possible, In tho same week. The
stakes not to be g.vcn up, unless by mutual con.
tent, till fairly won or lost by fight. In pur-
Iuanos Of this agreement we herewith attach our
names SAMUEL CoLLYER
WILLIAM KELLY.
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POISONING AT THE CENTRAL GUARD
HOusE.-Yesterday morning about 8 o'clock
Officers hardwood, Hughes, Allen, and Proctor
drank Of the water contained in the ice bucket at
tho Central guardho and in q short space Of
time were taken with severe pains, Immediately
followed by violent purging and vomiting Sew
ssal of the officers stationed at the guard house
tasted the water aud noticed popularity about
out a doubt 1t had been poisoned, Officers
Proctor and Hughes were SO Ill that they were
supended from duty and placed under the care
DR.. Keasby, aud We are glad to learn that they
are improving It is to be hoped that the per.
petrators Of this outrageous villainy may be
brought to justice and properly punished.
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Fly catche,-Jr. Creighton 4. Chesapeake 2.
Flys misssd-Jr. Creighton 2, Chesapeake l.
Left on bases-Jr. Creighton 4, Chesapeake 4.
Umpire-Mr. D, Alexander, Of the Rosedale
base ball club.
sccrsrs-Mossrs. Lynch and Bailey.
Time Of game-Two hours and thirty minutes
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CHANGE OF HoURs-The Potomac Ferry
Company announce that on and after Monday
next, 18th instant, their steamers will leave
Washington and Alexandria every hour, from 7
A. IN. to 0 p. m.
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REV. DR.. MORRIS, of Baltimore and well
known in this city, both as lecturer and preacher
is announced to deliver the opening discourse in
tho Eleventh street Lutheran church this eve.
ming al $50 O'Clock, upon the assembling of the
Evangelical Lutheran Synod Of Maryland Tho
business sessions of the Synod, open to the public,
begin tomorrow morning at Q o'clock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

WASHINGTON COOPERATIVE BuILDEG
AssocIATIos.-A large number of our citizens
were present last evening at Temperance Hall
interested in the Washington Cooperative Build.
ing Association, which Is about organizing
Tho meeting was called to order by J. Il. Thomp.
son, esq, after which constitution, which had
been prepared by q committee, was submitted to
those present. Considerable discussion ensued
over II, resulting finally in a committee being
appointed to prepare ono and submit 1t at the
next meeting, The committee were instructed
to reduce an article in the constitution pro.
yiding that all dividends arising from premium,
profits, &c shall bs divided among the stock.
holders pro rata at least once q year.
Tho committee appointed consists Of Messrs.
Eastman, Elvans, ]. u. Thompson, P. Callan,
DR.. Howard, Goodwin, Noraeet, Norton and S.
]. Thomson.
The meeting then adjourned
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IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE 4;

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
/ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE SD DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1867.
Ellen PiNtOn, petitioner sd, ~
NO, lVoi' IN HiN'y'
Henry A. PixiOu, defL r..
On motion OF the complainant, by y, IuomPson,
her solicitor, 1t is ordered that The defendsHt cause
srst mia day occurring forty days after IN day;
otherwise the cause will be proee, ded with as In
caSe OF defsut PROVIDE Acopy OF this order be pub
llshed IN the NATIONAL REr's'icAS ONCE week
until said rule day.
BY order OF the Court
ci.wSs RI. MEIGb, Clsri
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FRENCH REsTAURA ANT,
Formerly BuhleT'sD
NFUlWvTIy DuHF0' VI
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

TUX LADIES AND UtN TLhMkNI
322 Pennsylvauia avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, lover Wall & Co. Clothing storo.)
The above woll-known place, having been com.
pletey renovated and lifted up In the recherche
manner Is now open to the public, whore ladies aud
gentlemen may be assured all the delicacies Of the
fAstdious. WIN BUR0HARD,
Oc7-lw pFnDrIatnr