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The New York herald., 1868-06-21
Curious Presbyterian Rap at the British
Abolitionists.


Inc New York Observer, Presbyterian organ, Is as
tonshed TO find 1t reported in the papers that the
General Assembly at Albany authorized the Freed.
mems committee TO send delegation to Great Brit.
ain 10 ask money to promote Its work among the
freedmen OF our Southern States. How such a reso.
luton could have been passed by the Assembly with
out attracting attention would be strange II we 1.-THE
oosercer) dd not know that stranger things happen
in the pressure OF business and the greater interest
which other objects, for the moment, are exciting
The Observer contlnues-Earnestly do we hope that
the sober second thought OF the committee viii deter
from measure so unwise untimely and dcropatory
70 the Christianity Of the Church and country
The last people on earth Of whom we should
beg money for the spread OF the Cospei among
the colored people Of this country Ia the British
Their course t0,cgrd US during ne 1ror ,ph,cb re.
suited IN the liberation orthe freedmen 1ds sscn az
ask their charities nor The men 10 whom we
must address our appeals, the ministers whose help
we you'd mplore, were the most earnest and out
spoken reyiler OF our church and country before
the war ahd the most hearty sympathlzers with the
epemles Of our church and country during the war
10 20 to them for help now is not becoming Chris
Tan meis II they need help by all means help them
we are doins y constantly. But let as not send to
them for mone1. Besides, we do not need any help
70 DO our whole ddt, 10 the freedmen. 1t Is re-
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

"THE SPIRIT OF 10" or 1.-THE Coming Wo'
man" a prophetic drama, followed by Change
Of Base and Dr. Mondschein. Published by Lit
tie, Brown h Co., Boston. (Notice hereafter)
"THR NORTHERN MONTHLY" for April The
present number closes the hrst year. The table
Of contents are: "The Thief In the Night" "The
Experiences of a Military Missionary In Viz
ginia," Booker Lawson" "a Plea for Good
Reading" Forty-four Guns: A Birth Day Sa-
lute,"" Major General Fitzpatrick" Stranded,
not Wrecked" Metropolitan Pulpits," and
"rhe Delusions and Decorums of Dress" Pub.
lished at No. 1872 Nassau street.
"BEADLE's DINE Baseball PLAYER" com.
prising the proceedings Of the Eleventh Annual
Base Ball Convention, together with the amend.
ed rules, with other information interesting to
baseball players. For sale By Shillington, cor
ner OF -Four. and-a-hslf street and Pennsylvanla
avenue.
"THg AMERICAN Law TINES" &c.-we heart
lily join In the complimentary criticisms passed
by the press throughout the country upon the ap.
pearance and manifest utility OF the new legal and
departmental journal (monthly) issued In this
city, under the editorial Management of Clinton
Rice, counsellor at law, SC, whose admirable
publications in bankruptcy are so well knowR.
1t Is gotten up in excellent taste, and Is mani.
festly the very best law publication extant, and
as such we commend It to the bench, the bar,
and Government offi:ials throughout the coun,
try
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31
REIMBURSEMENT Witnesses.

Among the witnesses yesterday at the Capitol
summoned TO testify on behalf OF the nagers
was one George d. Karsner. Karsner Is the
party who engaged AdJutant General Thomas in
conversation at a reception at the White House
. few weeks Since and about which the latter
was summoned before the Impeachment Com
mittee The conversation was In relation to
Secretary stanton, detail of which was first
furnished TO the country through the columIa of
the kEPCBLiCAS. Mr.. Karsner, at the time, In
troduced himsefto Gen. Thomas as an old friend
and neighbor, claiming Newcastle, Delaware, as
the place honOrcd by his bIfth, and spoke OF
many matters happening in years past, which
were all duly remembered by the veteran general.
The conversation, MS heretofore given, was then
elected.
General Thomas now statcs that Karsncr is
and was a spy; that he Is = low drunken fellow,
and OF no reputation. He was born in St
Georges, Delaware, removing at an early arc "a
Delaware city, where between keepiug u one
horse grocery, and annoying his neighbors b,
petty law suits, he managed TO- Hye along. TIL
General further says that he never, to his recol
lection, saw karsner but once-in 1927, whel
both attended ball at St. Georges, Karsncr be
coming disgraccfully drunk.
Yesterday General Thomas WAS In attendants
r. tae Capitol, ready to appear before tho Higl
Court as Witness and he then met his Della
warean friend, who did or would not observe
him. The Generals suspicious were aroused, ant
after some cogitation formed the conclusion II
reference to Karsner that we have here given.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

Is the Baltimore Sun Of Monday Data has
the following "Gen. Grant has prepared the
order assigning Gen. Hancock to the command
OF the Atlantic Department, and 1t Is expected
that the same will be prom u gated Tomorrow
Gen. Hancock Is due here tomorrow morning,
and will Immediately assume command, No
special order Is issued relieving Gen. Hancock
from the command of the Fifth district, but the
effect OF giving him the new command Is to re-
Granger Is assigned to the command of the De-
partment Of Washington, in place of Gen. Emory,
are unfounded In fact. In answer to Senator Ed
munds' resolution, adopted yesterday, requesting
Information as to the military department formed
since last August, and under what statute au-
thorlty Is found for making the Department OF
the Atlantic, the President Is expected to reply
in substance that he derives his power to form
that district or department from his functions as
same legal and constitutional warrant that au.
thorized his predecessors and himself heretofore
to similar acts"
OxE of the notables among the negro delegates
In the South Carolina convention Is Robert
Small, who made himself famous during the war
by his daring escape from Charleston harbor
with the steamer Planter, and delivering her to
the loyal neet. lie has u large head, and is a
stout built, daring, jovial-looking fellow VI
about hve feet six inches In height, and snows
characteristics more OF an executive, bhan Of n
legislative turn of mind
GEN. GRANT was greatly mortiReIpa at the pub.
licttion Of his early history by his father. A
correspondent states that Justice 70 the General
requires the statement that hS made every
effort to prevent their publication. 1t is now
understood that he has quite recently made such
peremptory representations as will be apt to
stop their appearance.
Coy: HARTMAN, Of New Hampshire, Gen. In.
gersoll, OF Illinois, and Gen. Sickles, will speak
at Cooper Institute on the 9th of April. on the
occasion OF the celebrates OF the anniversary OF
the surrender of Lee.
The Democratic pIess has been for several
even a nibble.
The Missouri Legislature has adjourned sin,
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Icycc of the President.

The President gave his final levee OF the sea
son last evening. The night was most beautiful
one; the moon shone gloriously through the light,
neecy clouds dotting the heavens, md the stars
were go geous in their briliancy. The pavings,
crossings, SC, were In excellent condition, and
many a signing swain and fair damsel sought 10
improve the opportunity, and slowly pedestrian
ated their way TO the Executive Mansion. There
was large crowd In attendance to pay their re-
spects to the Chief Magistrate OF the nation. and
all ciasse1 were represented-the rich, the poor,
the proud, the humble, the gay, the clever, the
witty, the shrewd. The Cabinet was fully rep
resented, with the exception of Secretary Stan
toni OF the Diplomatic Corps, there was large
number, and the number Of army and navy on
GERS was very great. There was the usual as.
sembling OF Senators, Representatives, Judges
OF Courts, scientific gentlemen and civilians OF
eminence, and the ladies excelled themselves In
the mag nihcence, richness, and beauty OF theii
apparel. Thelevee was q fine one, fully equalling,
In point Of numbers or the disingus OF the visit.
ors, any previously given.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

We can do but little more than to call the at
tention OF our readers to the proceedings In tho
impeachment trial yesterday, which will be
found In our columns, or rather, perhaps, we
should say as much of what transpircd as we can
possibly hnd room for.
Mr.. Buffers argument Is very lengthy, alto
gether too much for US to think OF giving II in
our columns. We shall not attempt any criti.
cism upon either the manner OF Its delivery or
the subject-matter of its contents. Those who
went to the Senate Chamber to be pleased BY a
rhetorical display doubtless came away disap-
pointed; but we venture the remark that all who
will take the time to read Mr.. Buffers argument
In fun will ind matter for thought.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

A large and full stock Of MARBLE MANrELs, Of
JACOB vEIHMxYERs,
mh9l.lm Corner fourtsenth and Q sts.
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DIED,

wARD.-In great peace, on the evening Of Marcl
g, the Rev ULrssEs wARp. aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc affection
atey invited e attend the funeral from the
Missouri avenue, on Wednesday, April j, at 2;s
O'Clock, p m, without further notice. I"
CALHOUN, On the 18th instant, Of consumption
LEWIS A. CALHOUN. Of this city. aged "a years.
suLLlvAN.,0n Sunday, March .. Mrs. Mar,
The friends Of tho family are respectfully invited I,
attend her funeral, which will take place Tuesday
evening, March 81, At o'clock. from her late resi-
| dence, on Fourteenth street. between II and !.
JoRDAN,-on the 9th instant, Of dropsy. CASH.
AVN JORDAN, In the 18th year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from her late residence
~ Fourteenth street. between and G. usland,) OF
are respectfully Invited.
THOMAS. In Brooklyn, n, Y. on Thursday
March y, CHARLES Y. THOMAS. jr, aged % years ant
II months.
ROBBINS On Sunday, March %. LlLIAS EsrRLLE
infant daughter Of n II. and u. Z. Robbins, aged L
months and 22days.
RoBINETT. AT Channccy, Ohio, March a, 1893
Of hronic bronchitis, HIRAM RoBISgrr, late Of tn,
frecdmen's Bureau.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31
Legal DecIsiOu.

The Supreme Court of the Unlted States de.
cdcd yesterday, In case coming up from New
York, that 1t WAS not necessary that the PreHI.
dent should afnx the date OF his approval to /,
bill In order to give such approval its legitimate
effect but that the court might ascertain the
date OF such approval from any satisfactory
source. The occasion OF this decision was an
appeal from a decision Affirming the validity =;
the tarih OF 1851. Some tea inspectors 81 EeA
York contested the force OF thi" ,.,la an IN,
ground that In signing 1t P, ,.n, I.,n.oIn hai
a. Syhicb he - -ror the day Of the month
ofthe e"'' ' "PP'''"''"s'e' INV '"''
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

Gen. Grant has issued an order, dated Army
Headquarters, March %, 1905, saying that, "by
direction OF the President OF the United States,
Msjo Gen. w. 5. Hancock is relieved from co IN.
msnd Of the Fifth military district, and asst gucd
to the command Of the military division of the
Atlantic, created by General Orders No. 10, Of
February IL, 1903"
Brcvet Major Gen. r, G, Buchanan has issued
the following order, assuming command OF the
Fifth military district:
HEADQCARTERs FIFTH MILITARY DIsrRICTI
NEW ORLEANS, LA. March %, 1875 :
uensrdi orders No 10
The undersigned having been assigned to duty,
with his brevct rank Of Major General, by the
President OF the United States, becomes the
senior officer, and therefore assumes comm and OF
the Fifth military district.
RoBRRT q, BUCHANAN,
BfeVet Major General u s. Army
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

This celebrated case was up again In the
supreme Court Of the United States, yesterday.
Judge Black argued that while in cases In which
the right sued for was founded on statute, the
repeal OF such statute deprived courts Of all
Jurisdiction under 1t, yet when asuit involved
natural lights the fact that court had taken
Jurisdiction OF a case was conclusive to prevent
any subsequent legislation from affecting the
right Of the court to decide that case. full
yssums Of the proceedings will be found In oul
court column.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31
NAVAL SUPPLIES.

NAVAL SUPPLIES.
NAVY PArNAsrEg's OFFICE
Proposals, sealed and endorsed "Proposais Tor
Navy Supplies, will be received at this once until
TUESDAY, March 81, at2p. m,
For the articles named below; aud separate proposals.
for each reqqsitiou The nnInber q the requisiton
must BIO on the envelope. The right is reserved to
reject any or all bids, or to award each article on
separately, for the interest Of the Govern
nent.
All tho articles must be Of the best quality subject
10 the usual Inspection and delivered At tho Charles
town aBsGEhSU 81 9fRRS h S6cks
200 feet b. m Willie osE BoaTds and Plank. from
feet &c % fsss AZ laH F lSs. 2 e zach
iB BUREAU OF ESay!PPSMEyf . HSb RECRUITING.
ss fec, Iron wlr G'RSS Sba s, H. ..Re,,ns
bG Gi iRtsb" 81 sf fitnI GRPRfGfiNEERrya
Requisition 100.
3TuIret Lathes, complete.
. Slide Rests for same-Ainerleau Tool and Ma :
chine Co. ''Rs sasIsi,,oD ~
' S3 seamless drawn cSpper Tube; -
Tubes Of American Tube Works.
Rsquisiton $50.
Glass l2-sehsdule 1875 consisting Of
Engine Room Clocks, In cases.
| Regulator Clock.
" Parallel Motion Indicators.
~ Engine Room Thermometer.
RssaR:on cR S swsfaSS together As
puE Tss' 81 Il fsys 6 ;faSfHf S
% barrels Of Southern FloSt, SgTal to p, "RTspdy
mh30-td Paymaster U. g. Navy.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31
New. from Havana BY Gulf Cable.

News from Havana BY Gulf Cable.
HAVANA, March so.-Exchange, lowerj lol<6
lox premium for sterling.
The departure OF the Bishop OF Havana to-day
on board the Spanish mail steamer for Cadiz,
was not attended with any demonstration.
HAVANA, March 3o.-Thc Portuguese vessel
Maria Louisa, formerly an American vessel, has
brought hither 200 coolies from Macao. The
coolies were guarded during the trip BY thirty
Portuguese soldiers to prevent mutiny.
The American consul has prevailed upon the
Captain General to remit q fine OF 5000 i'm,
posed on the captain OF the American brig
Omaha now at Manzanllle.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31
n E VS. FROM EUROPE.

ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

ST.. LOUIS, March 3o.-In the Supreme Court
today, the case OF General Grant vs.. Joseph
white, for unlawfully retaining possession OF q
farm near this city, belonging to Mrs. drant,wa.
decided in favor Of plaintiff
The Supreme Court also decided the case oil
Edward S. Rouse, State and county collector, vs.
The Washington University for State and county
taxes, In favor Of Rouse. The Court held that
under the new law, the University must pay
taxes, notwithstanding its charter provides for
perpetual exemption.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31
PROPOSALS FOR LAYING WATER MAINS.
, MAYoR's OFFICE. CRY HALL,

. NAYORT : UPPICE, CITY HALL,
WAsu!NGTOS, March %, 1858 I
ProPosals for Laying Water Mains, - will be rec
eeived at this Once until noon on WEDNESDAY,
April Bidders will also specify on the nyelSpe
and on the face Of the bid, what district the bid is for
lows, viz: ~ an W.
=, DISTRICT NUMBER ONE Includes all that mart o.
the city north OF tho Chesapeake and Ohio canal and
CITY eanal, And wcst q Ssyenth street west.
A, DlsrRlCr NJ MBER TWO includes all that part OF
tho city north and northeast OF the canal and east OF
the vs., west s st q Seventh street west,
OF the oty which is between the Gu nal and tho PuIo.
mac and the Eastern Branch,
Specifications nd forms OF sals can bo Ind by
application to the Water aud such proposals
regular Official forms
AZ branch pipes required to DO laid for the supply
the main pipes win DO INCLUDED In the mea sufement
with the mains, and paid for al the contract price.
Satisfactory bond aud security will DO required
mado RICHARD WALLACU.
mh30. dtAp6 Mayor
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

METROPOLITAN HoTEL-Porrs SHELLEY
Richardson, q Moore, W O Wyckofi.
Gallagher, II Bradley, r d Coleman, d II Cor
win, Mrs Taylor, N VI Mai Gen w s Hancock
1t Col W q Mitchell, U 4 A; J Wheeler, W I
wheeler, Buffalo, d J Mccain, Nebraskaj J I
Stoddcrt Nd, T Hughes, Lexington, Ky; II
YiC salter philadelphia J b sharp, Kansas
OWEN HOUSES. W. owrss.
James Gleason, city, y W Huntington, Me; ]
Ransall, n u Andrews, VIM II johnson
Baltimore; J A Mllburn, J II johnson, Red
noster, New York; T vogle, Chas w Rudd, Bos
ton, @ Entwislc, Me; Charles walimyer, Md
samuel Roberts, Philadelphia, W Brown, Va
o B Thomas, u 8 A.
SEATON HOuSE-JoHs II. SKNNEs.
Hon Harrison Hobart, W johnson, wis; Hor
Thomas E Williams, Prince Georges county
Md G Hernandez, Philadelphiai Hon Gloss
brenner, Penna; Major Rufus king and wife
James NJ Waite, Fort washington, Nd, l. n
Colborn, Chicago; Osbourn Reilly, Ind; IA Az
new, U Coast Survey; W F Berry, NJ Bowie
Nd. -
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

The New York correspondent OF the Charles
ton Courier gives, in a number OF that psper, an
account OF a conversation said to have occurred
between him the correspondent and a special
secret service agent OF the Government. The
conversation was principally upon Gen. Grant
and his presidential chances, the Governme mt
officer asserting that Grant would be the next
President, and that he would have around him
as members OF the Cabinet Meade, Sheridan,
SIckles, Pope and other military notables, and
that Wade, Colf,S and those OF like ilk would be
VIII at verbose, and OF rather "dshy flavor"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

The counsel for the President were closctcd
with him yesterday morning at an early hour,
remaining some time. Secretary McCulloch also
had an interview with the Executive. General
Hancock called toward noon and was received
nv Mr. lehman
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

JNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
L COLUMBIA. at Bpecisl Term held at tho City
Hall. In the eity Of Washington. this 2ist day Or
March. lsos-olin, justice. presiding.
P.Rnds. J. Ridgaway
Theodore A. curtis and wife At''''
II appearing to the Court that summons has been
issued IN this cause and returned mot 70 be found
9q q the sSmplaipsnts, by Pendall Isndsli. their
to be entered herein before the arst Iue day
euIrng forty days after this day Otherwise the cause
A. copy Of this order be pnblished In the nArIoEAL
said rule day. A. B. OLIh. Justice,
true eopy-Tost:
mh2teofV r, J. MgIGa. Clerk.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

CLOTHING AT REDUCED RATES. Mr.. A straus,
north side Pennsylvania Avenue, between Tcnth
and Eleventh Streets offers his large and well selected
stock Of Men and Boys Clothing aud Gentlemen q
Furnishing Goods, for the next thirty days. without
regard to cost He also offers disco int Of ten Per
cent. all purchases amounting to u or more Now
Is the timc to make your purchases at an immense
saving.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31
Horses Burned TO Death ON the Yer
mont Central Railroad.

MONTPELIER, March Ca car loaded with
horses on the Vermont Central road took FIRE on
Saturday night near Montpelier, and ten horses
were burned to death. During the excitement a
portion of the stock leaped into a stream and
were drowned,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31
UPHOLSTERY.

Having procured the services Of an able and expe.
reneed upholstorer to take charge OF this branch Of
my business, am happy to inform my old customers
nd others that am now prepared to do ali work In
this line heretofore, guaranteeing full sailsiacoa
l.. i. CLARK,
2is Pennsylv avenue.
mhgJ-Y between Twelfth aud Thirteenth sts
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING NATE.
> RAILS AND PERFORMING WORK AT THE
NATIONAL CEMETERIES IN THE STATE OF

OFFICE OF DEPOT ogARrERMAsrgB,l
ST.. Louis, Mo, March %. 1873.
Sealed Proposals will BE- Iseevsd At ihis once until
nishipE materials and Performipy work At che Ma.
JEFFERSON BARRACKS, MISSOURI.
Removing s00O cubic feet (mOre or less) Of surplus
earth from graves and walks to ravnes In cemetery.
Moundng and trimming 200 graves
Setting 30 feot (morc or iess) OF eurbing In walks
and avenues.
Furnishing feet (nore lessl Of eurbing, to be
rough dressed, inches thick. and u Inches In depth
Furnishing 100 cubic feet tmore or ess) Of mscAa-
amling aud laying same walks and avenues,
Furnishing 1871 cubic feet OF gravel. aud laying
same walks and avenues,
The rock necessary for curbing and macadamiEing
can be procured from quarries on the Government
sPRfN6FIELD. MISSOURI.
Hauling away from cemetery B.OOO cubic feet (more
or loSsD Of earth.
Purnishing at cemetery. and laying same on roads
and walks. loco cubic feet tmore Or less OF gravel
and avenues, 500 feet q eurblng, q DO rough
Bids must be made In duplicate, accompanied by a
copy OF this notice, and endorsed 'Proposals for Ma
tsrials. " &e., for National Cemeteries.
A guarantee will bo required to accompany each
bid for half the value 81 the work OF materials
bid for,
The right TO reject any or all bids IL reserved,
Any additional Information required can be had on
application At this onco from tho superintendent
- " CIV. THOMAS,
Inh9l-6t Byt. Lieut. Col. aud D. q. N.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

BUPYALo, March 30. - Abraham Mills, the
canal-boat captain, who murdered Pat. Malone
in this city in August, 1897, was brought here
from Grand Rapids, Mich, and lodged In Jail
this afternoon. Mills claims that he stabbed
Malone In self-defence, and fed from fear Of pop
ular vengeance.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31
Election IN Bangor, NE.

BANGOR, ME-, March 3o.-The city Of Bangor
voted to-day by a large majority to loan the
credit OF the city for si 900 900 to the European
and North AYsrican railway: also 40 90 !, =
mile to the Bangor and Piscatauguis road.
This secures the building of both roads.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

A few crders were issued by the Navy Depart
nent yesterday regarding the transfer, detachins
and ordering Of officers OF minor grades to YES
sells, navy yards, Sc, which Is all we have 10
chronicle.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

TRENTON, N. J., March ao.-Thc bill authori-
ring the Erie railroad company to have an Office
and transact business in this State has been
signed BY the Governor. A considerable section
Of the Erie road, with Its principal terminus and
depots, are in New Jersey.
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PROPOSALS FOR HYDRANTs.

MAYORS OFFICE, CIrI HALL, March p, 1865
Proposals will be Ieseined a! this once until u
erecting and Keeping repair tie public Hydrans for
the year commencing on the LIST Of April, lsts
,Speehations DO obtAined ON applicant on nj tho
Mayors Olhce. RICHARD WALLACH,
mhA-H &apl Mayor.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31
LOCAL ITEM 8.

GENTLEMEN In search Of nicely -httng Garments Of
ne textures and at reasonable prices, leave their
measures at Hcnnings, No oil Seventh street. Intel
promptly.