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The following nominations were sent to the
Senate yesterday by the President: II, II.
Cochrane, to be Assessor OF Internal Revenue
for the Sixth district OF Kentucky, In place OF
J. Crockett Sayers, to be removed John u.
Windstandly, to be Assessor OF Internal Rove
nue. for the Second district Of Indiana, to al a
vacancy; Porteus p. Bielby, OF New York, to
be an Assistant Surgeon in the navy; Second
Lieutenant Joseph II. Delan, of the Revenue
service, to be First Lieutenant In the same;
Third Lieutenant Russell Glover Of the Reve-
nue. service, to be Second Lieutenant In the
same; Charles +. Shoemaker, to be a Third
Lieutenant In the revenue service.
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GEoRaEro WIN MATTERS.

Losr AT SEA.-During the storm that pre-
n Yale lev d.ysago a schooner bound ron on
sSnt Win ass ~ Of New YofS blue tone
feet. by q and inchss in thickness, which
wsI. inte9s I. 4. ssiiiaE q, Ne lower cells ds
hou.s now 4 coufss Of sfectoin. BY his mis-
hap the work hNsbeen stopped, but Mr.. Han
deison, the eonttsetor, teiseraphed'for other
slabs IN place Of those Lost, Witch are expected
by next steamer from New York.
boats down from Cumberland tomorrow with
coal, when sohoonsrs viii Dc loaded with the
usual dispatch that chsraeteriie the energy
q Ga gosdsn .sAd Cumberland Coal and Iron
CAaps or Mrnfr.--rhs Board Of ouardisas
merit 70 the pupilS 81 High street school to-
day, and Tomorrow 70 those Of the Montsom.
pises d hsif past three oeioeS IL IL after.
noon Of each day.
TnE JOHN qIBsos. = Yesterday morning
the steamer John Gibson, Captain winters,
arrived from New York, with avery valuable
freight. va H.'',
CANAL ARaivALs.-The following boatI re-
RON for George water. from Green SPRING.
foundry; the z. and II. Korns, with 900 bush.
els min feed, coo barrels -four, and 100 barrels
lime, 70, Ms. n George Walters, Benz. Darby,
Godfrey Beck was somewhat better yesterday,
and his physicians now have hopes Of his ul-
innate recovery.
MKRcHANTs' EXCHANGE. The Indictment
weather caused Q rather slim attendance on
'Change, still there was fair demand for
with sales OF 3,oto bushels good at t2.s7. Corn
was quiet, with ALSO bushels on the market,
with small sales Of yellow at d IL per bushel J.
There were but II bushels Of rye offered,
which sold at sl.5S per bushel. The -four mar.
ket 10 unchanged, and no sales reported yes.
terday.
DISTURBANCE. Two coiorcd men, nanied
John Haitian and Richard Moses, were ar
rested by Oficers VolkmAn and Noble, charged
with creating disturbance at New Market
Hall, on Monday night, while the colored ODD
Fellows celebration was In progress. Justice
Buckley fined the accused ESQ each for disor
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JAS. Z. MCGEE, esq, a prominent lawyer,
OF New York, and brother OF Thomas Darcy
MeGee, who was killed yesterday by an un.
known assassin at Ottawa, Cansds, was at the
Ebbitt house, where he received the sad news
Of his brothers. death at2 o'clock. He left
the city last night by the o'clock train for
Canada.
MAJ. GEN GnASoER, Maj. Gen. W. S. Han
cock, U. 5. A.; Hon. Edmund 90 ,per, Tenn;
Hon. James Hughes, Ind; Maj. @ IN. Alfred
Suily, L. $. A.; Col. John T. Chicest or, Ark.
Gen James Craig, Mo-, Mai. Gen. Jam.s b.
Steedman, Col. VIM. q. Mitchell and Maj.
Gen. O. X. Warren L. s. A, arc at the Metr ,.
politan,
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES.


DEITY QrARrERsAsrERG gSERAL,s OFFIcE,(
BALTIMORE, ND. April 9, ls6s.
Sealed Proposals will be received At this once
until J? m on FRIDAY, April 10, 1898. for the de-
airy Horses, (bay,) subject to the usual inspection
The horses must be sound In all respects, well
TO sixteen hands high, from five to nine years
old, and well adapted In every way for cavalry
purposes.
The usual conditions imposed upon contractors
will be observed.
The horses must be delivered within twenty days
from date OF acceptance Of any proposal.
The right Is reserved TO reject any or all bids.
Horses and Addressed TO the underslgned, Bali-
more, Nd. STEWART VAN yLIET,
Deputy Quartermaster General,
Aps-td Byt. Maj. Gen. y, y, Army
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Havana News by Gulf Cable.

HAVANA, Aprl7.-The steamship Moro Cas-
tie arrived to-day.
The steamship Cuba, from Baltimore, and
Coneordia, from Boston, have sailed for New
Orleans.
1t has been raining all day,
A large quantity Of American -four, which
was shipped from New York for Porto Rico,
has arrived here, having been unsaleable at
the latter port b.. ....
Advices from Guadalupe to the 10th inst,
report that the sea suddenly overlooked at
Porte Mouie, and three French and one English
vessel were thrown on the rocks and broken
to pieces.
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A TELEGRAM from Montreal announces that
on the morning Of the 7th instant, darcy Nc
Gee was shot dead by an unknown assassin as
he was entering his house, where he lodged,
In Sparks street, Ottawa, The ball passed
through his head and lodged In the door. He
had Just left Parliament. 1t Is supposed that
the weapon was held close to his head when
ired. No traces whatever OF the assassin have
been dIacoYeEed. 49,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-08

Among the visitors to the White House yes
terdsy were Lieutenant General Sherman,
Collector Smyth, OF New York, and the coun-
sci for the President. The usual Cabinet SEES
sion was held at IL III, there being present
Secretaries Seward, McCulloch, Browning,
welles, Postmaster General Randall, and Ad-
Iutant General Thomas. The session was not
a lengthy one.
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CLorHISa AT REDUCED RArEs.-Mr. A straus,
north side Psnnsylvania Avenue, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. offer. his large and we'll
selected stock Of Men and Boys Clothing and
Gentlemen = Furnishing Goods. for the next thirty
days, without regard to cost. He also offers q
disco int Of ten per cent all purchases amount
ing to % or more. Now Is the time TO make your
purchases at an immense saving.
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more Indiau Depredations.

CHICAGO. April IAN Omaha special says
reliable Intelligence from Laramie, states that
the Indians are burning ranches between Lar
annie and Fettermsn. After burning Horse
shoe rancho they pursued seven.ranchemen'
when desperate fight ensued, in which three
ranchcmen and Ave Indians were killed and
number of the latter wounded.
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ANS oURT.


DISTRICT OF CoLUNBIA, wAsHISGToS CoUSTY,
10 ipN.
In the case Of Bridget Grace, administrative Of
William A. Grace, deceased, the administering
Aforesaid has, it'll the appreciation OF the Orphans
Court Of Washington county aforesaid. appointed
TUESDAY, the 5th day Of Nay. A, D.. 1865, for the
Anal and distribution Of the personal es-
tate Of said deceased and of the assets In hand as
far the same have been eollected and turned into
money; when aud where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased are notified to attend. with their
claims properly youched, or they may Otherwise by
estate; provided copy Of this order be published
once week for three weeks IN the NATIONAL Re-
PUBLICAN previous to the said day.
Test: JAS, X. O'BElRNE,
ans W3Ws Register az WILL
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MILWAUKEE, Wis.,. April 7.-Returns re.
eeivcd up to II o'clock indicate the election OF
L. s. Dixon (Rep.) for Chief Justice, and
Byron Paine as Associate Justice by between
three and four thousand majority.
MILwAuKEE, April This city has gone
Democratic by about 2, 500 majority.
MADISON, Wis, April 7.-At the municipal
election to-day David Atwood tRep) was
cleo ed Mayor by 8 neutrality-suspicious. gain
OF 800.
LA CROSSE, WIS, April 7.-Theodore Ru.
dolf (Dem.) was to-day elected Mayor by 100
majority.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT 0YYIcg,.


WAsHIsGroN, April ], 1858.
the RsSn 81 .Rs
granted 70 him the lltk day Of July, 1854. fsr an
for seven years from the expiration q Sgd patent.
which tax rs place on the 18th day Of July, 1865;
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 22d day Of June
next at u o'clock. IN. and all persons are noti-
fed to appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file In the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least toentx days before
the day Of hearing; Az testimony died by either
taken and TRANSMITTED IN accordance with the rules
OF the hice wheh will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
timony. must DO hled in the Office tpsntv days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten days after filing the testimony,
Ordered also. that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN aud the IatslIf0encer, Washington,
ID. c., and in the Democrat, Rochester, N. Y,
once u week for three successive weeks; the hrst
Of said publications to be at least sixty days pre-
yious to the day Of hearing. A. M. STOUT,
aps-w3t Acting Commissioner OF PatentA
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~ DErAnJnEST o. STATE. }

DEPARTMENT OF srATB,(
wAsuISGrOS, March 81, 1865.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Rear Admiral Charles II. Davis,
through the Navy Department OF the United
States, OF the death, on the morning Of Febru-
AIRY 18th ultimo, at Montevideo, of Captain
WILLIAM II. SMILEY, late Consul Of the Uni
ted States at Rio Negro and the Falkland
Islands.
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WAR DEPARrNEsr.-The assignment of a
few officers OF minor grades was all that could
be CLEANED at the War Department yesterday.
Judge Poland, Of Vermont, and few other
Representatives, called upon Secretary Stan
ton during the day.
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NEW YoRK, April LOAN market easier
Stocks dull. Governments strong with good
general demand. Railroads dull. Exchange
quiet.
The steamer st. Laurent, from Brcst on the
2sth ult, has arrived.
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LOCAL EN- 8.

Si.I5 for French whalebone Corsets; cents
for Corset Steeis. Also, Hoop-skirts. Shoulder
Braces. and Corsets OF all styles. altered and made
to order, and nt warranted. At Charles Baum's,
70 Louisiana avenue. between Sixth and Seventh
ntreeta
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severe snow Storm nj Portland, Me.
PORTLAND, ME-, April IA heavy gale and
snow storm has been raging hero all day.
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The Housn or RxrnssEsTATivEs meet to-
day at II o'clock, m, and as many members
have returned to the city there will doubtless
be quorum present.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY THE ASSOCIATED Pr Ess.
NE VS. FROM EUROPE.
MOVEMENTS or ADMIRAL PAhRAG(T.
EMIGRATION 10 THE UNITED STATES.
NEWS FROM the WEST INDIES.
GENERAL sOUTHERN NEWS.
THE MURDER OF, DARCY MCGEE
INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN CANADA.
The Ku.Klux-Klan in the South
THE ELECTION IN WISCONSIN.
TENSE EXCITEMENT IN CANADA.
THE ELECTION IN WISCONSIN.


I.oxnox Anvil --Th,.. .,i.,.,
have been ,eceivea t,or M,n,.,,a.o ,,s p,o
Janeiro
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ITrpguav, a. cona,m.s N. -. ,n,a..ad a.
Montevideo .bor,Iv .f,., ri. re,,,n s,or, ~.
allied eamn on the rio ps,.n. "a, .ucc...o,
b.. taken hi. a. Al with out onno.I,,on. .nd m.
city and State remained tr.nouiI.
Ftopxx,r Anil --Aam,r.I r.,, L.,
rome from N.pie. IN s,ciIv A ai,nstch ron
Me.,,ns .,no,n,.. nj. .,,ivsI a, ,h,, nos,
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c,t.men, th,t h.. n,ar.,,.a a. ,sis 10 g. ;.
lon. t,mo "a a., ,s.,.h s,..,.n.s ,,'.,, a. A.
mn,,in. 90, a.. -. ".s.,.s.s - 49,.
AZ l.NG A. ~ A
McC,ce. who W., ,hot A. On ,hs ten. Of nj.
residence AZ o ao o,.,ocL NJ, M.n.. IA
lust left the House In comn.nv with some
other members, and A, he was about applyinp q
the latch. KEY to the door of his residence. was
shot from behind and instantly killed. The
assassin was so close that the hair of Mcdee,,
head was burned by the hash from the pistol
which killed him.
Ottawa is In a regular state of siege and
every avenue is guarded, as It Is supposed tn a,
the man who did the shooting Is an emissary
from New York, and would, OF course, max,
the greatest attempts to escape to that city.
Montreal shares in the respect for the de
ceased by flying hags at half.mast and by othel
manifestations OF sorrow for her late states
man. The widest rumors are afoat and tend
to Increase the excitement and alarm. Some
l-although It Is not generally credited-say 1t
was the work Of the Fenians, OF whom McGe,
was a bitter enemy and by whom he was
equally hated. There is talk OF another move
on the border, and the next move expected II
that troops will be called out to repel any at
tack. The majority OF the Irish seem to b.
very cool about the affair, and this calmnesi
| on their part makes the authorities more sus.
picious.
New YoRK, April7.-Specisldi dispatches from
Ottowa contain the following: The oxcitemeni
10 still on the increase. Aprivate meeting Of
the ministers has been held In connection with
the leading members of the two Houses, II ha,
been ascertained by the authorities that tho
murderer nj McGee ia n New york Feni.o
who 4. s,id 10 have been detailed bv seere,
subscribers for the purpose. the duty having
bcen decided bv drawing lots.
H. ,umo,ed ,b.. tho rrercb R.vor,,o,o,,
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Political AHairs In New Orleans


NEW ORLEANS, April IAN order issued
some days ago by Chief OF Police Williamson
to one Of his lieutcnants relative to the dispo-
sition OF the police force, was suspended b.
Mayor Heath. Williamson protested In a
caustic letter, closing as follows; "If those
who are personally Interested In the great
political contest now pending desire to manip-
ulate a portion or all Of the police force OF
this city for their own purposes, they will find
an insurmountable obstacle In their way In
the determination of this office to conhne the
operations OF the police force to Its legitimate
functions, and II Is believed that not only the
law, but the will Of the people, will sustain
this action" Mayor Heath preferred charges
of disobedience OF orders, insubordinstioa, in
science to his superior oiheer, and conduct UNI
becoming an officer and gentleman.
At an extra meeting Of the Board OF Police
Commissioners, Saturday evening, a summons
was issued to Williamson to answer on the 9th
Of April, and Heath was suspended from exer-
cislng the duties Of his office until further or
ders. General Buchanan has set aside this
suspension, and ordered Williamson to con.
tinue to discharge the duties OF Chief Of Police
until further orders from the headquarters
OF the Fifth military district.
Both Heath and Williamson were appointed
by General Sheridan.
At the Democratic Parochial Convention,
Saturday night, a full parish and municipal
ticket was nominated. resolution was
adopted requesting the State Central Commit.
tee to again place before the people the nomi.
nations for State officers, lately retired by the
committee, and All the vacancies from dcclen-
sion and other causes. A resolution was also
adopted requiring all candidates to pledge
AZ. 90 In
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JACKSON, MISS, April IA resolution was
introduced In the convention to-day, prohibit
Ing any person from holding ONCE who ever
held ONCE or voluntarily bore arms In aid q
the rebellion.
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Our CITY CHARTER has been extended for
one year. The bill passed the Senate yester-
day.
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by J. D. WHEELER L CO. I, AUCTloNEBRs,
ID No. 81 Louisiana avenue. betwe.n Sixth and
seventh SITS. . opposite Seaton House.
y o I'll G E

MAYORS OFFICE, April q, 1853.
In consequence Of the failure of the previous pur
chaser to comply with the terms Of sale, and In
cQrdance with the provisions Of the act entitled
IAN act relating t. fish wharves or docks, ap.
proved February II, ls5j, notice Is hereby given
that the privilege Of an establ lshed fish wharf on
the north side Of the Potomac river. between Eley
snth street east and Fourteenth street west, will
be offered for sale TO the highest bidder, at public
auction, at the FISH market, In the Of the Centre
o'clock IN.
The Onieial copy of the ordinance can be seen at
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor,
apsH j. d. wHEELER& co, Auets.
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Republican Mayor Eiec ted In ~
PnuI. MINI.

sr. PAUL, April L. DR.. Stewart, Repub-
lican, was elected Mayor OF this city to-dayby
800 majority--ths first Republican Mayor In
even years. mo Ii 80 %. of. no
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Snow Nc ConcoFd, NJ H. ~
CosoonD, N. H., AprilT.-About nine inches
Of snow fell here to-day. The storm continued
with great fury.
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tOFPICIAL.l

The RECEIPTS from internal revenue yester.
day were 1905 ,3i229.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

ToT ""H" 'Vf'
DEror 9uAnrEanAsryaso yyIcE.l
Sealed Proposals will be received al this ome.
Anil Anil, , SslG sat ,lI m ERlpA iSs h
such points. In A. Louis, Missouri, Omshs, , It
Gra:ha GSsneii slsas ioTa, GAisase, ihiaoi er
quire, Of yTo-
"a, 4s7 Bushels Corn, .ar.
3l,722 Bushels Oats,
Corr 10 Be aoaslss sack sS9 u coed now, 70.
Oats % be doubled sacked ID new burIap a.
speetion ut place OF delivery, - .n'Ane IN
Bids to be made In duplicate, subject b., ~. u.,.,
conditions. which will be made knoWT an soni Ma
ton to this Office, to tho ogcos Of ,ha 6paa.ts
master Department, ut the paints Ahov sde.isna,sJ
whore blank forms may 10 obtained. 'sA"''N'
guarantee, signed by two To- re- ponsibla mas
sons, must accompany each bid, IVA
The tight IL reserved to reject Auy or all HID
Bidders arc Invited to be present at The Opening
by ord or of OhIef QuartormAsts NJ m. Nu,,.
Division OF the Missouri. o, 8uunhf
ap7'td Bvt, L. Col, q adj bistrisi a
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Political AGAirs in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, April 7.-Hon. Louis V. Bogy,
prominent Democrat Of this city, and late
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, In q letter,
responding to an Invitation to address the
Democracy Of Galloway county, advocates the
nomination OF Gen. Frank p. Blair, jr, for
President and John +. Hoffman, Of New York,
for Vice President.
Mr.Bogy argues that,as the Radicals will rely
upon the regular army for their candidate, the
Democracy must look to the volunteer force
not only for q leader, but for assistance in
combating radicalism in the coming election.
He also urges that the same policy be carried
out In this State, and that the men identified
with the army or known supporters Of the war
be nominated for State oficers.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

W wAsHIsorox, April 4, 1903.
until y 2 clock m, on WEDNESDAY. 18th Inst,
Fourteenth street west to The west side Of Pifeenth
order.
Bidders will state tho price per cubic yard for
STnding and bu. one price e DO paid for cutting or
Tho right isresorved to reject any q AZ bds
apG-td Commissioner Second Ward
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pIGEoy SHOOTING.

AGrend Match between Ton Of the Crsek shots
OF the District. will take place al 'A'''
ANALosTAN ISLAND. . .....
ON WEDNESDAY. April 10, at . O'Clock. 900 .l
II fair, Those DESTROYS Of seeing some FOOD .hoot
Ing should not miss this chance. 'A"''-
Admission % cents each, Headquarters at Al.
ASeSus, between Seventeenth and Eightesnti iii
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MODERN LANGUAGES,

PROFESSOR ,DA'IEJ 4. GRoUx.
Formerly Teacher q f.oder n Iansaases at ths
Columbia, has resume his priyste iessnns 2,
French os,EEm a sp anish. and has 'ofssairsa
classes IN lhose languages. Persons deslris. 4.
ioin any o. the classes ean apply 70 him al his ~ ~
Thanslations made 10 tho above ianEuases. - n
able charge. No, ans seventh street, be,wssno h
aud Rstrects. Warrington, D. @, SnsttfD
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Frsm Riehmond - Governor Wells
Takes the Oath OF Once and AFTER
warAa yisits the Convention.

Waf00 V1sftS the Conveption.
RicnnoNp, April 7.-aov. Wells, after hav-
ing taken the oath Of once, was invited to
visit the Convention. Judge Underwood In
introducing him, endorsed his political views.
Mr.. Wells made 4 short speech. He said, that
for the short time he should hold the once he
should endeavor to promote the prosperity Of
all the people Of the State, and he should en-
deayor to promote the harmony Of the Repub-
iican party a. the only organisation through
which that prosperity could ever come.
A resolution offered by eolored member
prohibiting the Legislature from establishing
any system Of separate schools for the two
races was discussed all day. The black dele
gates urged II with srdor. One or two threat
ened to oppose the adoption Of the constitution
fthis Was not incorporated.
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OF THE WASHING

gS TON SKATING CLUB, wisnisoros, D.
O.. April 4, 1855. An adjourned meeting Of the
TUESDAY EVENING, April 7, 1855, at 8 Q clock
"A report IN detail q tho financial condition OF the
Ills urgently requested that every member be
present, a. unless there should DO . quorum, no
action be taken In regard to the hnal purchase
Of the ground. n this latter event all certlfcates
ap6 H. A. MOORE. secretarv
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nI5fs OFFICE OF GLENwOOD GEM
VIZ ETERY, WARRINGTON, d. G., March
~, On and after the 9th Of April. this Office
will be removed TO the entrance Of the Cemetery,
at the head Of North Capitol street
mhyl.td Q. CLENDkNIN, SuporlntendenL