The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29

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hoped that sa snI %e o9 o. ne
ssssna sast ~A WV INV
rhs comm'tteo esroestiv soIicit donations
and e ss ,sas t. sns
=, sstuyd morninr. Or siyen to INV member |
~ ths committss. Sontributions 81 mowers.
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,a.nh.s rsnm ~ Annednst bridss 10 A pling.
ton Ths bridss NAV be rssched by horse cars. |
M Me,srs. Rins 4 Keyes, Of this city, viii run
c S1ds one WV II they can ncresse liz num-
per Pc o. eoaehe'' or decrease 'ne 'a'e' 'hey WI"
10 To 10. A,,,n,,on ruruuike Comp.uy have
agreed 10 chs.re no toll On Saturday.
a. fu mnrn,n announ'em'n" " p. &c c@,rsks.
a"s Tb,i,mS,, comm,ttee Of Arr.nsements.
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, wAsHIsaroS, p, q. Nsy g, isss;
knowledge the reecipt OF your eommun,csuon
81 ny nStn eamniy,n9 with 1oar reous. he
has issued the aecompsnying otaer 70 .he
heads Of the several Executive Departments
Very respectfully, yours,
WIN q. Moore, Secretary.
aEs. N. p. CHAPMAN, CHAIRMAN Committee
Of Arrangements.
EXECUTIVE AAssioS,}
wAsHIssIoS, D; G. May %, 1865
Lhe Sharman o. sne So ann, o,
may be given TO those employees ~ IN she seyera
ExeeutMne epeme s,n oi w W
Sni.e WIZ sn ,hn n,Snn,v ~ ,ha .n
whose ,emsins repose In ne National Ceme.
tefies, tne LIZ a,rect' tnaa ~ nj ~ my
Ue ,bn sv ds,,,s ~ ns,tc,nsts ~ IT,
ceremonies be permiiea 70 aosent , ,n,h
it9 ON .ne,t avu .s IN Sap 'he OWN inst
ny oraer Oh 'he i ures, ~ o.
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THE RIVER FRONT. - Bsrryt WhdD.-Ar.
riyed-Schooners Ella Y. Baines, Avery And
King, Morning Light, simmons, from Phlla-
delphia, with Iron pipes for Washington Gas
Company steamer Express, Nickle, from Bal
forty sheep, and a fine lot OF lambs, cows,
calves, &c; a.,
Brotons Whdrl-Atriyed-Schoo signal,
wood for 5. p: Brown 4 Son.
Foicier's Whdrf. - Arrived - Sarah Fisher,
Williams, from Havre-de-drace, with coal for
pany; Louis T. Smith, Crie, from Boston,
merehandlse; Kate, Reed, from Maddock's
RHeys RhdrJ.-Arrived, Schooners Tropic,
Fr-itt; Extra, Il. Taylor, from James river,
from B.Isi@o re- Win 1900 feel Of White pine
| lumber FOL the same party; Mary Augusta,
| Matthews, from Hunting creek, Va, with
| sand for market; Clipper Yacht, Barnes, from
| same place, with q superior quality OF seaside
| oysters for Turner l. 90; Orator, Brown, from
Machodoc, 20 cords Of pine wood for VIM. II.
| Campbell Il Co.; Kate, Reed, from Matthias
Point, with wood for John Lowery, May
| Flower, Brown, from Chcrrystone, with clans
| with oystefs for II. Windheld; susan Brow
| Johnson, from lower Potomac, with oysters
\ for market. Sailed; Schrs. Milton, Corsey,
Nor Alexandria, to load corn for Wilmington,
M Oil s, Maypole Benedict, for Cove Point,
Y with furniture, consigned to s. W. Scaton;
/ sloops Ann Elizabeth, Brown, with oyster
| shells for Accotink; Sandalia, White, Light.
Johnson,s Wharf2ArrIyed - Schooner Fed
| cal Hill, Wheeler, fiom Port Deposit, with
| lumber for q. b. Church 4 90. She will sail
thl, morning for the same port; ,
white from Mnehodoc. Va, with 70 cords OF
| wood Tor W. II. s u. Faiconer. Ssiied-Schrs.
| YIN. Fraser. Applegarth, for baltimore, light;
JoI1 Beatty, Shockiey, for Georgetown, to
% d coal for Philadelphia.
R,u,,,sr MISUNDERSTANDING morn.
Inv 4, h,iiiisnt a,sembiage eongrcgateI Al inc
Van. sna's,bsIf street Presbytefian church
most OF Them from south Washington, to wit.
ness the nuptiSis Of Mr.. W. II. Fletcher, OF
Miss Mary Z. Ward, recently q fayorite pupil
| Of the Fourth dIstrict grammar school, Mrs.
Amidon's. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DIR. Sunderland, OF the Four.and. a-hAli
| Smyth Of the Sixth street church.
| Tho hADpy couple were escorted to the altar
by Messrs. X. Poole and Roxbury as grooms,