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NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. o. Mail Route Between New Orleans,
Western ouisiana and Texas.

Ths Railroad Feryboat win leave the foot Of 81 Ann street,
opposite the Square, DAILY at TX connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algiers at sA.h
Shippers consgnees Of freight by giving notice to the
New Orleans Company Camp and Common
can have their goods received delivered any part
Of the city at reduced rates Of drsyage
Freghts for stations the road for landings the Teche
and for Opeousas deliverable New iberia st. Martins
VILE received daily Sundays excepted from n 10 p ~
at the foot Of st. Ann street.
Freight for points Bayou Lafcurche between Labs
dievile and Lockpor Beanger Canal and for HOums
will be received transported through via Raceand La
tourche Terrebonne stations through Steamboat rates
All outward freight payable at the time Of shipment and
inward relght on delivery.
@. W. 3. BAILEY,
Superintendent
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THANKSGIVING MACHINES.
rI,HE ARION PIANO FORTE.
GRAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS In
EUROPE AND AMERICA

The ARION PIANO FORTE declared by the judges at the
late Fair American Institute held in September and
October best plano exhibition and after
test trial. ordered the American Institute with the Pianos
Of exhibitors the arts Exposition was de-
cared BY their Judges the best Piano known TO them
AGENTS WANTED Frst-class and responsible Agents
every and town where We have not already
pointed them.
send for creslsrs, price list. terms etc.
Mandatory and WarerOoms, l6 and l89 Bovey, near
Delaney street, New York. MANNER CO
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BOOK FoR THE UNreKTUNATE.

J. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
ksEs Inposeney Loss q Power Nervous Deeility With
Notes on 70 Marriage should be read by all
npatng marriage Sent By mail receipt Of IS cents By
J. b. DUFF a GRIFFIs.
New Orleans Medical Instituta,
264 Magazine street.
Where all private diseases arc successfully treated
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NOTICE,
NoTICE'''"'''''''''', -
CENTRAL WHARF, PASS CHRISTIAN.

TIE Central Wharf nearly new furnished with comfortable
reception and Sheds offers comfort
and protection to freight and baggage superior
TO all others the Pass. .
The rates Wharfage the charged prior to the
and in accordance With the Corporation Ordinance
Barrels four etc, only scents casks 2c., hads- 5Jc
Carts and the wharf In readiness ct
all times for the and freight at ordinance
rates 2c 81 Nobsggsge freight will be devered BY
me upess the their orders 30 that effect
Freight will delivered sunday mornings up TO O'Clock
Perhabe articles called for In due time will be disposed
Of to charges.
Freight and wharfage bills due when called for.
All transient freight and baggage cash on delivery.
No goods delivered 10 delinqu snts until paid for.
In connection with the Wharf have established Lumber
and prepared 20 sell and deliver any description IN
suits also Wood and Shingles Contracts made
for bills delivered the beach wharf
The patrons and friends Of the Central may rest as
red will be used 70 promote their interest
and COS fort and they will appreciate efforts and
attribute any the interests
and IN accordance with the times Considering reghts
70 the cash trust shippers and eonsgnees viii
meet my bills cheerfully. SlhEOh TOb1.
Pass Christian, April Is 1853
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FINE PIANOa
LIME PIANOS.

GUST. vOM HOFE 6U Magazine street, has fine stock
Of PIANOS manufactured in Louisiana which he gusrsn-
equal In all respects to those OF foreign makers
offered for sale In this CITY, Prices WILDE found MODERATE
Citizens are invited TO call =
Mr.. VOM HOPE WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
State Fair held at New OreaAs In January
1868 for the BEST PLANO made in the Southern States
GUST. WON HOFE,
B7 Magazine street.
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
TURNERs TIC DOULOREUx.
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
a Safe. Certain and Speedy Cure
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
ITS EFFECTS ARE MAGICAL. II Is the UnfailIng
Remedy of Neuralgia Facsls, often efecting
perfect In less than hours from the use OF no
than two three Pills.
No other form Of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease has failed
TO yield to this
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT.
Even In the sevsrest Neuralgia and
raj derangemensof many Misunderstanding
the entire system its for few days few weeks at
utmost always affords the most astonishing relief and
cry rarely fails produce complete and permanent
contains drugs other materials in the sghtestlde
gree Injurious to the most delicate system, and
always be used with
PERFECT SAFETY.
II has long been In constant use BY many Of
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
who give II their unanimous unqualified approval
Sent by mail receipt of price and postage.
One package, 81 90. Postage cents
Six packages. IS 90. Postage, q cents.
Twelve packages, SO co. Postage, IS cents.
II sold by all wholesale and retail dealers 10 drugs and
medicines throughout the United States and by
TURNER 4 CO., Sole Proprietors,
10 fremont Street, Boston, Mass
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GRIMAULT & CO.'S


GRIMAULT & CO.'S
Syrup OF Ferruginous Peruvian Bark.
Chemists to q. R. H. Prince Napoleon
Is Rue RIOHELIEU, PARIS
This preparation the advantage Of combating two
snS agreeable taste With
ana the most delicate stomach ov,c Ali.
should be administered TO ade: Of delicate constitution 50
70 children Of weak constitution and particularly
ploysd in the treatment Chooross Ansnsa Pale Oer
want Of Appetite, Poverty Of Blood. etc.
No More Dimeult or Painfal Digestion.
DIR. BURN DU BUIssoN'S CLaures;e Ofthe Paris Impe-
rial Academy of Medicine) DIGESTIVE LoZENGES
This delicious preparation is always prescribed by the most
repued medical In France in Of arrangements OF
the Digestive Functions such q Gastrts Long
EmscaOn Jsundce, and Complaints Of the Liver and Groin
Nervous Headaches, Neuralgis, Dial rhea,
Dysentery,
INsrANTANEoUsLY CURED BY GRIMAULrs
GUARAEA.
This vegetable substance which grows in q Brazs has
employed since time mmemora 70 cure Inflammation
Of he Bowels proved late be OF the greatest
Of Cholera, as it is preventive and cure In
cases Of DiarrheA
No More COpaIba and Cubebs,
GRIxAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MATIOO vEGETALIs.
Where ether medicines have failed these preparations
win always effect These insure rapid and
recent and chronic cases Of private diseases
Rcord and are found greatly superior 70 oil hitb o known
mineral and Copsba and Cubebs The injection Is
used IN recent and capsules In more chronic cases.
N.B-An the above MEDICAL PREPARATIONS are
accompanied BY instructions TO the manner In which they
to be taken.
General Depot In Paris 81 oklhAULI OOt,
43 Rue Richeieu.
In New Orleans at p. DUCON9E'S,
Ohartres street.
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xyIKGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON. VA

This insuscn In full operation. and d ready TO sai
Cadets from the South OF any period Of the summer aadts
axe charge Of them for the whole year.
rhe vacancies in the Faculty BY the death Of Gems stone
vail jackson Rodes snd Crutehhed have been supplied %
cha appointment Of Gena O. W. Curtis Lee Col w. B. Bla
and Col J. w. MAsss with ths addition Of Capt !shn u
Brooke, late Of the Navy.
Address the undersigned URANUS d. sAHn.
Superintendent
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V,URNER's TIC DOULOREUX,
Or
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LIVERY.

Joseph sIeetA
Fsclass Mules and Horses for Sale Also Carriages and
Bugp,es for Hire L. HART Proprietor
MACHINERY, HARDWARE.
WIN. Ii. REYNOLDS.
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Nos. 2.s and 22s FRONT STREET. new ORLEANS
Are prepared 70 make contracts for wRoUGHTIRos
WORK any Description Quantity at the Lowest PrceA
Manufacturers Of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES.
Also, of Cary's PATENT EARTH BoRER
Orders ls at Box 100 Mechanics Exchange 1890 Pos.
Office, win receive Prompt Attention.
EEep FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED In IszsJ
| usrnsx OF Bslerd and Foschsr streets
We beg leave 10 friends and the public generally
thAi We are prepared formerly manufacture Steam
Engines Boilers Sugar NILS Sugar Kettles, Draining No
chimes Mills Csttes Presses Newell Screws, Gin Gear
Ing Meuths Crate Bars all kinds Of Plantation and
sseanbOs, wsrks and svsy description Of Machinery IN
| tbs South LEEDS 4 90.
Orders len .. Boz rs Mechanics and psalsu Kxehsara
| villrecsive prompt sttsntios.
SHAKsrzAK. IKcS 5E,oyS.KH: o,,..,,
| goHy zxuDKs-yos. L. sHAKsPKARE-s. fTo0FI
| asddsss sAakspssrs - Os.s
and Brass Founders and n.ehnisss sys,
variety Of Steam Engnes Sugar Mis- Draining assninea
MI md ON SsarisE sr.s NJ - s y a fsss
NEW YORK.
| ERosT. uLACR n eO.-wHoLEsALE AND
| Retail Dealers and Manufacturers Of
| FURNITURE OF EVERY Description.
| No. rs BOwERY-Near CANAL St.,
| New York.
R sesmhoats Hotels aad Public Buildings furnsheds At
notice All goods purchased Of our house guar
| anteed as represented
n HHLLEsTED.
| GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. "a Wall Street.
| NEW YORK
DAvEGA's PUKCHAskNo BUREAU
Nos % and u PARK ROW, NEW YORK
An Kinds Of MERCHANDISE PURCHASED.
Experienced and competent buyers engaged
Orders ned promptly faithfully Of the lowest prioe
and purchases only nrstcass and resbe houses
Orders will be nned, PAYABLE ON DELIVERY, whszs
csnt RENTED 10 Freight and Commissions
Commissions On SUNS exceeding $780, FIVE cent
Uomnlssisus % szns exceeding tl9o. TWO AND HALL
psre snk Address
| Pcstocsos Boz II9a New York
| Refer 70 this omcA
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

Although General Blair was only the can
dtdate for Vice President, an office without
power, the Republicans have made him the
most prominent figure in the whole canvass,
BrOdhead letter was the real platform of the
Democratic patty.-WO!L.
No, gentlemen, 1t is altogether too late for
you to attempt this dodge. You cannot ignore
General BiaiI's BrodheSd letter now after
every journal in the ranks of CoppeFhe addom
has again and again endorsed II and affirmed
that 1t WAS part and parcel Of the platform
What Democratic sheet attempted any denial
til after the October clectionl Not one.
The ErPreSs Of this city said that 1t believed
In it every word, and took US to tssk for de.
nouuc!ng It.
Now, this journal has the bFaEeG efrontery
to deny the only Legitimate exposition Of thi,
Blair letter, and to accuse the Republicans Of
putting forced and false construction upon
1t. That paper knows that the production Is
not susceptible OF a false construction. The
Blair manifesto denOunces the reconstructed
State governments of the South AS "usurpG
lions says that the President should call
upon the army to disperse these governments
Aye, more that he should compel The Senate "
to do his bidding In this particular. There is
no ambiguity In Mr.. BlAir's language. Its so
plain that he who runs may read, aud this our
neighbour knows full well. Its attempted dodge
of the proper meaning Of this remarkable let.
ter comes too late to avail anything after the
people have condemned 1t, for the party which,
UP to this hour, has sustained 1t.
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The New York World Of yesterday calls upon
the Democratic voters throughout the coun-
try "to dis.buse the minds of timid Republic
cans, Of tho false impression that Democratic
success means civil war; In other words, to
tell the people that BlAir's revolutionary let
ter means nothing. But the people cannot be
gullel by any such fasehoOds.
In another article, under the caption oil
Bring up the Reserves" the World praises
Seymour sstAe representative mantle reser'
voir OF strength-of his party, and dcRounces
General Grant as follows:
| THE Republicans have no reserves. There
| Is no element which they can possibly bring
| int the canvass. General Grant can do moth
| ing to help them In the final struggle. Unlike
| Governor Seymour, he has not lain back as
mighty reservoir of strength. lie isa dumb
as al oyster, dumb for the same reason that
an oyster is-bccausC he cannot speak"
We think, before the Ex-Governor gets
through, that the WOrId, unless 1t is dosirOus
to kill him OF, Will wish that Mr.. seymour
WAS also dumb. We do not forget that the
IForM used to praise General Grant for this
| very quality OF Tcticence, which 1t now affects
to lauga nt him for possessing In such an em-
| inent degree.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24


Majo John J. Hoff, y. s. A., and Charles A.
Clark, of Little Rock, Ark, were among the
arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday.
Gen. Bligh, of Cork, ireland, and one Of the
Fenian brotherhood, and Hon. r. A. Fiske, of
Chicago, are at the Kirkwood House. Mr.
Sears, OF England, and q. Hippesn. L. Hip.
pcan, and ID. Corfeel, of Paris, are at VIII
lards'. Q. $. Lswtelle, U. s. A., Eide Juan
Juazdara, of Matanzas, and Thomas o. Self.
ridge, U. 5. n, are at the Ebbitt House.
Late adviees from Europe report Minister
Bancroft on visit to Vienna, where he has
received permission to consult the State
archives In search OF documents bearing
on the mediation between the United States
and King George, proposed BY Joseph the
Second OF Austria and Catharine OF Russia
Attorney General Evarts returned on Thurs
day evening from New York and was at hi.
office today. His family will arrive here
early next week, sui remain In this city during
the coming winter. Two fne carriages arrived
here yesterday from New York, having been
purchased In that city by the Attorney acn.
eral. Major John Hay, Secretary OF the
American Legation at Vienna, was, st last
accounts, at Paris, on his way home. He cx.
poets to get here IN time to vote for Grant and
ColfaX. Hon. Secretary Seward arrived in
town yesterday, and attended the regular meet.
Ing OF the Cabinet His health 10 excellent.
Major II. b. Reese, psymastcr, has been de-.
tached from the pay district OF California and
ordered to this city. General L. wettenberg,
Of the Prussian army, arrived here few days
since, and on Thursday official commu nication
was had with the 'Prussisn Minister. 1t 10
understood that Gen. W. comes to our capital
as special envoy to negotiate a treaty touch.
Ing the rights OF emigrants. II Is singular
fact that he 10 accompanied by Prince Vert
tenherg OF Austria. The distinguished party
are At the Metropolitan Hotel.
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WI hunu'cu wouIu lose US me sreat "'', y,
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
orrrcr CHEZ GoHxrss4nr or sTnslsrEscs.l

OPFIcE CHEZ CoNSrs.ARr or SUBSISTENCE.
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, }
RIcHNOND. VA. October 81, 1865.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be received
Of the Office Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel L. b.
Knox, Lieut., 2lst Infantry, A. C. S. Petersburg,
Va. ,on THURSDAY, October %, 1885, Il o'clock,
IN. for all the
FRESH BEEF
reduired at Petersburg, Virginia, for six months
from November ], 1868. or such less time the
COmmissary General OF Subsistence may direct.
The Beef to be delivered there on the order Of the
Acting COmmissary Of Subsistence at that place; Of
good and marketable quality, in equal proper.
tons Of fore and hind quarters, (necks shank, and
kidney talluw to DO exeluded.) The uecks OF the
cattle to be cut off at the fourth yerts-
brai joint, aud the breast trimmed down. The
shanks Of fore quarters to be cut from three to four
inches above the knee joint, and Of hind quartz
from six to eight inches above the gambrel or hook
joint.
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
their bids, and be prepared " give bonds for the
fulhlment OF their contract
Proposals must be indOTssd distinctly, PRO
posals Tor Fresh Beef, at Petersburg, Va.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
bids for good cause.
Coalitions. requirements. payments. &c, &c, as
heretofore.
W. A. ELDERKIN,
Bvt. Mai. and Chief Com, Of Subsistence,
First Military District.
Once. No 1918. Cary street. Ri 'hmOad, Virginia
OC2i.td
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The Improvement orIs,re.t.

We congratulate our neighbor, the Int6Ai
gcncsr, upon the improved style of its criti
cisms upon the conduct OF our worthy Mayor
and Its admission OF his good judgment In the
selection OF the place for the new depot. 1t
says:
ave do not object TO the following view OF
the Mayor, concerning the location of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot: MY con
yiction Ia that the depot should be located as
far north as street and east OF Delaware ave.
nue., as the running Of the cars over the pres
ent track OF the road has been, and always
will be, an obstacle to the Improvement OF
that part of the city lying north OF the Cap.
itol.'"
In our previous article we stated that
Prior TO Mr.. Bowen's election he was
waited upon by committee who desired the
Improvement Of street, and he pledged him.
sell that II elected he would use his entire in
nueuce to have the improvement made
| The lHiciIigcEccr takes occasion to comment
IS follows upon our statement:
Here ia an official admission OF the wrong
OF which We complain. To get votes Mr.
Bowen promised the i street ring that he
would, in his official capacity, have the I'm
provement that had been provided for more
than year before carried out"
The fact is, that this committee was com
posed OF men OF different political opinions,
residents and Taxpayers, who had not formed
airing" then nog have they since for the Ac'
complshment of the object they had In view,
The following statement also appears in the
article:
ave hold In suspense, however, utter con.
demnation of him, because the last sentiment
to be despaired of Is hope Yet Radicals are
daily giving us limitations about u certain
bird o. prey that hoycrs about the City Hall,
and has = constant talon between authority
and the taxpayer"
This will no doubt be news TO the Mayor.
We should like to have our neighbor bring
down that "brd OF prey" by naming him.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA,
NEW ORLEANS, LA Oct. II, 1855. }
Sealed propo.aIs. IL duplicate. with a COPY, q
this advertisement attached to each. sE1 inyitcd
October @ 1 f." tine hS us b Of GSy
u2l twelve months. commencing on the 18Th day
NSSSSoG 'P iac Snf NS Oa On the JUN aa' OF
New Orleans, Louisiana. to Fort Pike. Louis
Nav orleans, Louisiana. to Ship Island. Mis-
New orleans. Louisiana. to Mobile. Alabama.
For. Pike, Louisiana. to ship Island Mississippi.
Port Pike. Louisiana, to Mobile. Alabama. or
ship Island. Mississippi, to Mobile. Alabama, or
Proposals will state at what. rate, bidder, pre-;
pose TO transport from each Of the above named
oaicers, apd enlisted men, cabin or deck passage
Horses: Mule: AID B6sf Cattle. zach ' per head
nTs BS F,sa tsn siGi s91s c%SPE: Nall.
Hardware, Hollow:ware, Grindstones, Ordnance,
pounds.
Hay, Straw, Moss and Oakum, per bale.
LumberIPine and Oak, per thousand feet.
Sss S9Tn
q cfcsEsIy' fSFHiisre: booT:, 5iind:.S ss,Sss.
wagon TohT ssc hHSstHins Mattresses Light
Dry Goods. Flour. Meal. Bread. Rice, Crackers.
Wet Goods. PORK. Beef, Liquids, Lard, Lime,
A@Salsns.sS Spring Wagons Carts and Wheel:
fT%y &TTS.'j !iiG%PS%s;, 5i Zach GLASS, p,.,,.,
s,& Bread G E. SPICES
Hams, per eask 'NA''' ''"'' Wv ''' ''A
Hams, per tisree;
Ice. per hogshead.
Rice, per tlerce.
Powder. per barrel.
Powder, per keg
sugar, liaysna, per box.
salt, per sack and per barrel.
Shows and Spades per dozen.
Laths, per thousand,
SShihngLs.' POI per t thousand.
Rope, coil.
TrSon. and Preigh! to b received +, Sna dsiy;
All troops and freight to be received and deliv.
cred AT Fort Pike ship Island, aud Mobile. at such
Ter on duty y At I lie above named points. "
Troops and public freight to be taken to the full
QuaItefmaster's Department.
Bidders must be prepared to establish a SENT
Separate bids will be received for transportation
The ability Of The bidder to fulGll his agreement
sons, whose signatures must DO appended to the
Bids viii be indarsod Proposals for Transpor-
lTt"n to Mobile" and addressed to tho under
The Government reserves the right to reject any
BY eOinmand Of BESyst Major GsP s RoussOau
Brevet BrigAdiOT General andG, Q, M,
sc2i'td Department Of Louisiana,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

NEWARK, n. j., Oct. 23.-The New school
Presbyterian Synod of New York and New
Jersey to-day adopted resolutions In favor Of
aspeedy reunion Of the two branches Of the
Church.
The Synod adjourned this afternoon to meet
next year at Poughkcepsie.
The Old School Presbyterian Synod adj.
Journed to meet at Railway next year.
New YORK, Oct. 23.-Today the Episcopal
Convention resolved to adjourn sine die on
next Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. WIN. stevens Perry, of Connecticut,
was appointed historIographcr to the Church
In room of Rev. DR., Hanks, deceased.
The order OF the day, in relation to tho
provincial system was taken up and discussed
until adjournment
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

STEWART. AT Goldsboro, 4. c., on the 10th
Inst. Mrs WILLIAM II. STEWART, Gate Rebecca
Perry,) aged q years and months.
RlTTENH0USE.- On Thursday morning, 22d
Instant, CHAs. EBwIN, son Of c. z. and 8. N.
Ritenhouse. In the 18th year Of his age.
HIS funeral will take place from the residence
Of his parents, corner OF Montgomery and stod-
dard streets, Georgetown, this SATURDAY.
are invited to attend.
CLBARY. On the 22d instant, at o'clock, q
m THOMAS CLEARI,, aged 80 years,
spectfully invited to attend his funeral from his
laLe residence, No. 49, Twenty third street, be-
1T o clock.
BREWER, On the morning Of the Esd instant,
at as o'clock. JONATHAN BREWER, aged "
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
his funeral on Sunday, al 2 o clock, p. m. from
Twelfth street, between b and q. Isiand "0'' W.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW.

DRPOr QuARTERNAsrgR' OPPIcE,l
ST. torIs, Mo, October 70, 1858.
at this Office until 2 o'clock p. m. SATURDAY,
the 2Ih day of October, 1865, for the Immediate de-
livery at this depot Of
G,2SO bushels oats.
l25 tons hay tight pressed baled timothyD
IS tons straw.
Bids to no made subject to the usual conditions,
which will be made known on application at this
Ofhca,
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening
Of the bids.
G W. THOMAS,
Oct2i-td Bvt. 1t. Col. and d. q. NJ.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

CHARLESTON, ,. o., October 2J,--The Dem
ociatic state Executive Commlttes OF South
Carolina, has issued an address to the cIti-
zens, strongly reProbating the recent acts Of
violence, and invoking the earnest efforts OF
tho people, whether black or white, or oil
whatever party, TO check in0endisFy language
and to maintain the supremacy Of tho law
and prPscrye the peace
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

BDMUNDs-LUFP.- ou the I'D instant, at the
Te'iddsnGs q the brides parents. oeorgetown, D.
" Detroit, Michigan, to Miss i. VRSTE LrPp, OF
Camden, Delaware.
HENNING-PARKER,- In Baltimore, en- the
18th inst by Rev. DR.. Bullock, GRORdE c. HEN-
ZINC, Of Washington, d, c., to Mrs. SUE A. PAR.
KRR, Of AccOmac Cslrt-house.
RYON-sMITH. On Thursday evening, the 22d
Instant, By the Rev. Mr.. Halliday, ByNJANiNF ?.
RToS. Of Prince Georges county, ma, to Mss
ARABBLLA Smith, Of Washington. Ne cards.