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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-04-25
New. Orleans Business Cards.
Garden Seeds

II F. VIRGIN, successor to D. Manrmy,
~. Dealer ia Seeds, No. lO4 Cravier street,
between Camp and Magazine streets, New Or
leans. Az. 81.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-04-25

Parish Of ST. James, April 18Th, 1868.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EBBITT HOUSED. o. WILLARD.
John m + = tewis, hisSmond; Henry q Price, q 4
Brown and lady, N Y;F.S whiting, Baltimore;
RDap1 ia 8 6sa 9hiS ,, nSS B "a q
Beepes, B boston, Charles II Marshall Peters.
HSs orasy yi Hs,Id msPfMH hs%E Pssas
e ssrd. lad, Henry Hogsrd, Wilmington, Del
bsiswSre; L Me.mitt, United states Army;
y D Hendrickson, III, @ F Clements, 81 Louis;
Or ] H Connely, Mclean. Jr, Wheeling W Yai
\ II; Hon D Mattsson, ttios, NY; James <
Briggs, Il Campbell, 4 Rlsh b. M n Nh ~
phia; Hon WIN A Pile, st Louisi s A Price, J H
Adams, j., New York. Henry q Black, d
Lam, Ohio; James Clements, Richmond, vaj
METROPOLITAN HoTEL-Porrsa SHELLEY
R Ould, u, Richmond; James II Cox, Val
Mses s.St.y re, Nf ThsisS MG and
W ManeouIt, Memphis, Joseph = Cox and John
sehard ihG ss,Hotei AIs G,'G Iynss sS
Col J II Bodine, N II @ s Cameron. SCj Joseph
W Tate and wife, Penn; John P Curtis, yM L
Paul hf Keliy ILL., ksnay M fnS GG'%s'M %
and Chas P Levy, vs; Vincent Brown, New
Hirsch, J Cohen and J Sycle, Richmond, Va; II
$ Tertill, N Y; Geo A Boardman, Mel q II
Robertson, N Y; II + Bartholow, q Z Thomas
and son and J knesker, Ga; John Forsyth, Mo-
bile, Ala A A Ames, Minneapolis, Mimi Gen
Robt II Mitchell, Governor Of New Mexicoj
Lewis Petersoa, Pit,sburg; NJ NJ Engci, Va; p
UNITED STATES HOTEI.-H. s. BENSON.
W IL Bcal, Keene, N II; DR.. Hitchcock and
wife, Chicago, ] NJ II Jennings, Ill; Geo q Il
Mitchell, ID u; T. A Kent, Fla; T. Kingsley.
+ q Clinton, Cleveland; Z II Burnell, wis; A
Bangcrt, NJ + Arnold and wife, Baltimore; ] W
Greene, New Market, $ q; 1T Craig, l. J Craig,
NJ Cullen, Clinton, y q; 7 J Outys, s q;
Feldeh, j I Lewis and son, ID h Lcnord, Ga; W
Burnet, N q; J Il Kingston, Richmond; J Z
Common, NJ Mcpherson, Brooklyn; Jno Gay.
nor, W II Dutton, Horace Dutton, Mrs NJ Mar
kell, John Burns, Henry q Bowen, Jno Williams,
N Y; II Atkin, Edward King Rufus Hugo, Phil
adelphia
sEATON HOUSE-JoHS II. SENMEs.
Adolph Steinard, baltimore; NJ II Murphy, II
q Pearson, W De We've, N VI VIM ] Valentine
New Brunswick; Geo ID Stockwell, Bangor, Ne
John Peddrick, Philai II NJ Vale, Mo; Alfred
Spatis, Md; ii l. Taylor, Kansas @ W II John
son and wife, MINI; Hon 7 T. Williams, Prince
Georges county, Md; y Lee Jackson, Baltimorej
Bitkwith and wife, Conn; John II Dove, u
and o X; NJ llasbett, L s Lacy, Mich; NJ NJ
Engel, Julius Sycics, Richmond, Va; Charles L
Moss, q Hayward,S st Louis, MOI W X MILAN,
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWENS.
A johnson, A Rodgers, Va; II z Andrews
Oal; Flood. Mel W A Stewart, ID white,
Virginia,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

I ....
no .aseet az sSis time for ssso1 IN our
Councils L. OF more Importance than thht o.
opening and improving streets III me 2u,esnon n,H ~
eally is done toward repairing existing ter.
oughiarest or opening rev ones. vi a
evening the Hoard OF Aiuermen REPRESENTATIVES, a.
thsimprovement OF Aaueduct street, which ellie
Common Coysnci Chamber in tSes Course Of which
Snd n tha aqecsion Whoa hauedue
ton ton. Mr. Peek could see EN- no good reason why
the town should DO fenced in and all street i'm
proving be squelched because the Aldermen did
not see at 10 pass the resolution referred to- and
not being custodians Of the board OF Aldermen,
he hoped the ordinance In favor OF the extension
OF Olive street, from Its western terminus, would
great. Mr. Newman, who reported the latter
bill, said he agreed with Mr.. Collins, and moved
to lay the ordinance over. remaIking ma, , ,ne
surveyor never took his instrument out LOT less
man 20 per Gay, ana now mueh ne enargea n M
taxing out 9,tener IN me PUBIC sIesn ne dia
10, .,a ,he Iii va ,siT ave,
"uBh'er' aho 'ne o'' WIS ia o'ef'
EsrERrAIsxEsr.-T The Courier says that an
agreeable entertainment was given at the Union
Hotel inN ihursuhy evenihg py Messs' uIay
Moyes, .ne ,,, tant ssn,,emnn 10y Son
to an excellent supper prepared IN the best style
py that prince 81 'snem,, son mr. ~ cea, y;
Gray h Noyes, presided, with Riley A. Shinn on
his right. Ex-Alderman Thomas Il. Lloyd Of
Washington, occupied the foot OF the table, sup
ported by Charles e. English and Manuel Caus-
ten, of the firm OF Richie Cnusten. The eve
nnpik, enn, VIII s.n,impept: and snecches by q
majority Of those present., and al the close gen
a,sI dnsyrn was felt Sor ,cnetition Of tbis pIe,s
ami reunion
W..
,vpnsn h,.tn... c,s.vcmcn,s aenr,yc Them Of
t,me S,, stmav J,ring fbc Iav' hs. been In active
nrogress here dnring Tie mast four months. over
Adams Express oifice. IT numbered from the
hrst about twenty scholars, but oil late on ac-
count OF the growing length Of the Gays, the at
tendance has sensib!y diminished Inc prinei,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23


PLhsTErERs' AND BHicKLATERs' WAGES
Mr.. Editor! The report OF the proceedings in an
afternoon paper ofthe so-cailed Master Builders
Union, In the remarks Of Mr.. Hardness, he
stated that N the plasterers got t5 per day, the
br'cklayers would strike for 10 per day. As such
and similar remarks place the brlcklaycrs in
false position before the public and deter parties
anticipating building, the Bricklsyers, Union
has authorized the undersigned to state that Mr.,
Hardness was not authorized or justified In
making such an allegation, aud that they have
no such Intentions.
The standard OF wages is fixed at u per day,
the same as last season, when more OF our mem
bers received over the standard wages than there
was that received the standard wsgesj and they
depend on the demand and competition Of
employers to procure the hands necessary to
raise the wages above the standard fxed by the
Union this season the same as last, and as long
as the present amicable relations continue be.
tween us and our employers there need be no
apprehension OF a strike.
We enter our protest against being dragged
into the proceedings OF the so-cslled Master
Builders Union by parties not connected with
our line OF business, thereby trying to precipi
tate conflict between US and our employers.
0EoRaR o. Cook,
WALTER b. DoBsoN,
VINCENT NJ. BuRcH.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

PoLrCE APpAIRs.-Saturday before the Mayor,
Washington Jordan charged with an assault was
acquitted. The complainant In the case, Brown
Sheppard, was lcctured for getting up 4 frivOl-
GUS charge. A white female living near Fish
town was committed to jail for "doing" u
Georgetown, d. u, skipper" out Of sj5 on
Thursday night
Enthusiastically, the following vessels ar
rived at the port OF Alexandria Steamer En-
press, Nickie, Baltimore, to ]. Broders 4 Co. d;
steamer George II. Stout, Ford, Philadelphia,
to Nj. Eldridge Coj schooner Milton, Corscy,
Baltimore, salt to W. A. Smoot Il Co.
MARKgT-Yesterday wheat sold as follows
White A2.G5027T and red at s2.Is Oorn-salos
1000 bushels, Mixed II. 0GGl Os, White q LOG
IL. Yellow tl.l3. Rye si.O5@l.0s. Oats r.
Prime butter GO.
SwISE.-Thc mayor warns citizens that all
hogs and pigs found running at large in the
streets after April LIST will be "condscated."
FiGHr-Guns, blunderbusses, sword, pistols,
sticks, and fists were brought In to aid fight NJ
Fishtown Thursday evening. Nobody was
hurt
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsirEpp, STATES PArRNr oFFIoE,

-, a., oWAshlhnIoN, Hhfch Y, lhS,
On the petition Of CHARLRs PARkRR, Of Meriden,
Conn praying for the extension Of patent granted
to him the Dth day Of June, 1884, for an Improve
day Of June, 1853;
Patent ofdce on MONDAY, the lSt day OF June next,
alta o'clock. m. and AL persons are notined to APP
petition ought not to bo granted,
Persons opposing the eNton sion required to hle
In the Patent Oaee their objections, specially set
forth In writing. At least tiosnty days before the day
Of heaTingj all testimony aled by either party TO be
used at the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mltisd In accordance with the rules Of the ohice which
will be furnished on application,
Dispositions aud other papers. relied upon as tesi-
mony must be hled In the Office fosHtn days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, " any, within
lea days after hling the testimony,
s's and the insiSeseer %SssinSton,
O., and IN the Register, New Haven Conn, once I
publications 10 DO at least sixty days the
day Of hearing A. ~ STOUT,
mhl7-TuS Acting ComAissioner OF Patents,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

CLorniSd AT REDUCED RATES. Mr. A straus.
north side Pennsylvania Avenue, between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets offers his large aud well selected
stock Of Men aud Boys Clothing and Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods. for tho next thirty days. without
regard to cost lie also offers disco int OF ten per
cent on all purchases amounting to ~ or more. Now
is the time to make your purchases at an iInmcnso
aNIn
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23
0HgAP DRY GOODS FOR SPRING TRADE.

We are selling beautiful Alp9oas, all shades, aud
very nne, at 50 cents per yard. All wool DoainO.
Hla cents,
large stock Of Dress Goods Of last season, from 10
to Is cents per yard, worth 10 cents
Full ward wide Bieaehed Muslin, l2lS cents.
"a dido, at 20 cents beautiful Calieoes, l2i cts
Large Towels, ali linen, fi.75 per don, worth 40
A very large assortment OF Parasos Just received,
Having 4 very large stock Of Goods we arc pre-
pared Offer greater Inducements to the public tina
HENNAuE LUTTRELL,
nhls-eoSt Cor. Twentieth 1t. and Pa ave.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

To Dun SUBSCRIBERS IN ALExANDRIA.-Mr.
George W. Jones, No. 90 North Alfred street, be-
tween Queen and Cameron streets, Is our author
ized agent for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, in
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions,
and solicit advertisements for this paper, from
the first day OF February.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

Dr.. II. ASDERs, German chemist and II mcisbcr
Of the Medical Faculty Of Now York city. after nfteen
years research and experiment, has discovered
method Of dissolylug Iodine In pure water. This
preparation (Dr H. Anders' Iodine watcr) has cured
many Of serofula, ulcers. cancers, &c., that
had resisted the action Of all other remedies.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23
aEORaETOwN MATTERS.

ORDERS for the NATIONAL RErUBtI AN in
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores Of
Mes.rs. T. NJ. X. Mills 4 Co, date Crandelis) l2s
Bridge street. or at Messrs. q. T. Getty Co.'S,
loo Bridge street, where copies OF the RrruBLi-
CAN may be obtained daily.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23
LOCAL ITEM 8.

THg substance Of our query.
Simply stated. would be this
Il 1t anybody's business
What another's business Isl
lfitis. or II II Isn't,
We say again. once more,
90 and buy your Clothing
At Hcnning's One Price Store,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

E9UITy CoURT-Jadge Oiin.-This court WAS
ocedpied as follows yesterday
Hessler ct al. VS.. Dixon. Suit for real estate
Involving the construction Of a decd, reported
In Saturdays issue.
The argument was concluded by Mr.. Davidge.
Ridgewayv vs.. Curtis. Order Of publication.
Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

ellis for French whaleboue Corsetsi s cents for
Corset stcels. Also, lIoopskIrs, Shoulder Braces,
aud Corscts Of all Styles altered and made to order,
aud At warranted, at Charles Baum's, n Louisiana
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

CRIMINAL CoURT-Chief Justice Cdrtter.-This
court transacted the following business on Sat-
urday:
VIM. Bell, petit larceny Of a pair OF boots from
VIM, Williams. He was found guilty and sent
to Jail for thirty days,
valuable coats, one of them with draft on the
United States Treasury for $50 from Lewis Gle.
phane In the pocket. The jury found the accused
guilty. Both were sent to the penitentiary for
three years.
James Coleman, assault and battery upon
Laura Thomas, on the l4th inst. He was found
guilty and sent to Jail for three weeks.
Lew Jackson, assault and battery on Melford
johnson, on the 18th Inst. lie was found guilty
and sent to jail for ton weeks.
Joseph Smith, larceny OF harness belonging to
Y. McElfresh. He was found guilty and sent to
Jail for sixty days.
In a second case against the same, for larceny
of a wheelbarrow from Andrew X. Burrows, a
mol. pros. was entered,
John Harris, petit larceny, for stealing a coat
fy0m James y. Clephane-noi. pros. entered.
Edward NJ. Magee, petit larceny. Recogniz-
anoe forfeited and bench warrant
Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS USIoN.-Colonel WILL
bur y. Saunders, OF Montana; Judge Harrison, of
West va, and Vim. II. Brown, OF Kentucky, will
address the Soldiers and Sailors, Union this
evening, at their hall, No. 4sl Ninth street. The
puhllc Rre oordally Invited to attend.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

Walls OPERA HOUSE.
COMMENCING
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH %,
ron A rKw siaHTa ONLY,
PROFESSOR HAsELMhYER.
tho ursatest Living Prestid gtateur-tb. prar,pir
OF HERMAN and HARrz-ln his wonderful and
-, original TRiN
Zach evening the Professor will introduce Li. ,,,n
derful musical instrument, inycnted and mai" ~
himself from wood and rubber, called tho ''''' W
sTYL0CAkPE
Also, the adventures Of his
, LITTLE ALL RIGHT
Ressrysg s..i cents
Store, ""' d" h'iH MUSIC
The Plano used on this occasion has hoe. Kindly
furnished by Mr. John =. Ellis, 0J PcnasyIyauia
Door, open at ~ o'clock; to commcuccus
noA-book now opcn. mhlpu
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

EXPECTS oP THE SToRM.-Between ~ and
O'Clock on Saturday, a large portion OF the tin
a house on Ninth street above +, by the storm
then prevailing.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
l COLUMBIA, FEBRUARY 0, 1865
Mark Young, plaintiff, }
At Law, No, BIi

Al Law No, tbH.
VIM l. Dawson, dcf't
The SSaTSS g sad aSSPi \. I. 9aSlSs SSTH a rS
lion q tho plainti. by Jones and Ashford. III. Or
entered herein, on or before the drst rule day oc
curing forty days after this day otherwise the eapss
. copy Or this order bo published In the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, once week for three successive weeks
prior to said rule day.
true copy-Test! . , 80
mh2l-SSt X. ]. MElGS, Clerk.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

STOLEN ULorHEs Recommending room Of
entered on Friday night by burglars, who took
away with them coat, pair Of pants, and hye
shirts, The case was reported and assigned to
tact and judg Mt soon led to their recovery at
pawn shop, aud they were given to the owner,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

0rricE EcovKRED-DErEorIvEsC LARyoEAsD
BloLEr THE suceEssruL oSri,eE.s..It viii be
Of gold, set in diamonds, which was presented
e fsiS .r 70 scs
adroit thief, from the Patent once, the scabbard
and other relics having been stolen several years
So highly was this relic priced that nearly
every detective In the oonntry was detailed with
view to ~ recovery; me sussssslui parties
and McDevitt, OF the Metropolitan police force
Of this ' s knoS INV Tor ass seass s and
In this city, as well as two OF the fine diamonds
which had been removed and sold at n business
house in this city. There Is strong hopes OF
made. one by Detective CROWN, belonging to
on the roof Of the Patent ONCE at the time the
Ing, but there is reason to believe he has no
knowledge Of who stole the sword.
The Typographical Society OF Alexandria will
give grand levee on the evening Of April 23d,
= I.yeeum Hall in that city, and they expect to
otherwise, judging from the display Of names OF
Among the ilst are complimentary committed
II. Lewis, John Nelson, and Samuel r. Robert
son. Mr.. George t. Wilmington is the gentle
manly president OF the AleNandrih TypoBraphi-
cal Society, and all who attend may expect n
happy time.
A FmE.-On Saturday evening, about $50
O'Clock, tho alarm Of Are was Iung In from box
%, by Thomas Harper, OF the Hook and Ladder
Company, caused by the burning OF n bed in the
house Of Patrick Downey, on Fourth street, be-
tween Washington and II. The flames were cS.
tinguished by the Metropolitan police officers,
OF the Seventh precinct, aud the Hook and Lad
der Company. Loss slight:
-
W. II. CLAoRTT, esq, President Of the Wash.
ington Skating Club, announces that q special
meeting OF the members Of the club will be held
on Thursday evening, April 2, at the Board OF
Trade Rooms, at 1850 O'Clock.
The meeting is called for the purpose OF raising
funds by assessment necessary for the purchase
Of the ground.
MEssRs. JOHNSON AND SUTTON, No. 52l Sew
enth street, have just received large and
splendid assortment OF cassimeres at greatly re-
duced prices. Also full invoice OF all the late
novelties In spring dry goods, which they offer
to the public at the lowest market prices.
A TEMPERANCE MgETiSo.--Therc was quite
an interesting temperance meeting held last
evening, at Reynold barracks. Hon. $. @. Fes.
sender, ex-member of Congress, from Maine, DR..
=. II. Watts, and J. b. johnson addressed a large
number OF the 4lth infantry and many friends.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

A TEMPERANCE MgETiSo.--Therc was quite
an interesting temperance meeting held last
evening, at Reynold barracks. Hon. s. @. Fes-
sender, ex-member OF Congress, from Maine, DR..
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

MEssRs. JOHNSON AND SUTTON, No. SCI Sew
splendid assortment Of cassimeres at greatly re-
duced prices. Also q full invoice OF all the late
novelties 10 spring dry goods, which they offer
to the public at the lowest market prices.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

transacted IOflOWlnB
LAST WILLS.
The last will and testament OF WIN. Sladc,
made The sth q March, isSG, was MED for p fo-
children and grandchildren. q,
The last will of W. s. Hodge-beforc reported
was admitted to probate.
LETTERS TEsrANsNTARv.
Jas. T. Gull qualified as administrator with
the will annexed of N. shelton, giving bond In
$500 with Geo NJ. Miller and II. Roltman as
Hon. Horace Maynard qualified as sdministra.
tor Of Edward Maynard. giving bond In 1880,
with r. J, Meigs and 4. O. Darlington as sure.
Anna @. Chevalle qualified as guardian Of
Belle Il. Cheyalle giving bond In $500 with
with Maria Turk and Frank Turk as suretics.
ACCOUNTS,
The final account OF $. u. Bosrman, guardian
Maekell; and the second OF w Il. Stein, guardian
OF IL, NJ. Truxell, were filed and approved.
Adjourned.
UwouIT CouRT--Judge Wyiie.- This Court acted
on tho following cases yesterday:
pieyin involving the validity OF deed of trust;
tried and reported on Fri9G".
The argument was ooneu. cd and The ease sub E
mitted to tho jury who found II verdict Of 5000
Mr.. Wilson filed motion Tor q new trial.
$50. L. Wheeler vs. M W. Barry; Oliver
Totten. 1t appearing In evidence during the
progress of the trial that the plaintiff was, In
law, the copartner Of the defendant, the court
S @saFGS ny ssy at ss ss to
equity. The Jury accordingly found FOR the de-
Naiior vs. Basil Mullln. NGrris-W.J. Miller
Action n9iss Eye% for the pIHr
pleas of never indebted and n.assumpsit, offer
Ing evidence to show that the horses were war.
ranted, and that they proved unsound. Verdict
Kiiborn K Lstts Va. Edwin II. King. Mat
tingly; Dane, Assumpst for fee due plaintiffs
as factors for the sale OF real estate OF the
plAiptif.
Plea OF non.assumpsit and special pleas de-
murrer to three special pleas sustained, and
Issue on other pleas. Proof Of contract for fees
and sale OF the property and verdict for $40.
3T5. Theodore Schmidt vs.. VIM. N, II. Mack
W. }. Millerj n. II. Miller.
defendant by the plaintiff, and plea Of never in.
debted, replication and issue. Proof Of purchase
and verdict for tli0.3s, whole amount claimed.
3sl. Timothy MCCARTHY vs., Patrick MCCARTHY.
Action for 1881 Os, and general Issue. Proof that
defendant had ackuowl edged the account, and
verdict for whole amount claimed.
33i. Clasc VI. Price, continued al. defendant's
costs
Howard VS.. Stabler; Judgment confessed.
Duyail vs. Reeve and Martinsi Judgment con-
fessed.
Cobb vs.. Brown ct. al; Judgment confessed.
Courtney VS.. Baker, judgment confessed.
Barth VS., Sandersonj judgment confessed.
Utermele ys. ptermelei jury sworn and case
adjourned uhtll to-day.
, The Following cases were eontinued; Lee and
MOTIFS hi JSsdsmSS Sn sustaining spp.si from iy,.
tiee set aside upon appcllee's affidavit and at
costs Of appellant.
Ths are set oT sSa Lay Nos
sos, 39i, 3o5, So7, sos.
Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

ANOTHER DISCHARGE PRSDIN0.-In view OF
the small appropriation made for the Treasury
Department, II Is expected that between now and
the LIST of April about two hundred females will
be discharged from the Currency Bureau, and
that the services of more will be dispensed with
In other bureaus OF the Department. This WILL
should the discharge occur, operate severely on
many of these ladies', as not q few Of them sup
port not only themselves by their earnings,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

A RMY SUBSISTENCE STORES
orrICg Ass'r Con- SrpslsIEScE. Sab
fORr CONSTITUTION, PoKTsMogTu, y. H.,
March II, ISIS,
Sealed Proposals will be received this once until
THURSDAY, March N, ISIS, at 10 . clock, u m, , for
supplying troops In Fort Consultation, Portsmouth,
NH. and Fort MeGGls.y, kBitSts5g. Maine, with
Of good aud martciaGle quality, an equal proper.
ton Of the fore and hind quarters. excluding thu
siLTED MESS BEEf OH CoRNgD BEEF.
OF the best quality, aud the usual corning pieces
Tho supplies Of the sal stores TO DO delivered Al the
said Forts In such quantities may be, from time
tinuo from APRIL !. lsos. to SEPTEMBER NJ, ISIS.
unless SAID Forts shall soopsr to be occupied BY
troops In Government service,
Bidder. VIII make separate pTop9sas f9r each art
security As may be required for the faithful perform
Bids must be endorsed - Proposals for Subsistence
'As LEV. CHAs. HUMPHREYS,
mhlp-N 81 Artillery, A, IS, U.S.A.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

PRESENT OF W. VALUE,
or your own selection, free OF COST for few days
service In any town or village. Parcuiars and giu
sent FREE by addressing, with stamp, N. D, CLOUD
MAN Co, W Hanover street, Boston, MASS
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

ELECTION op DRLEoATEs.-OnS Saturday even
ing, Columbia Typographical Union, No. lol,
held meeting In the Council Chamber, City
attend tho Convention OF the National Typo.
graphical Union, to be held In this city 10 June
next, with the following result: 7. ]. Maher, 22s
votes; q. A, II. McNeir, 100; A. T. Davis, ls7J @.
d. Hough, 1855; l.. L. Ross, p0i II. !. Barnard, ali
]. =. Tones, III scattering, s. Messrs, Maher,
McNeir, and Cavis having received the highest
number of votes were declared delegates. Mum
Der of ballots cast, 33T.