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New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

iA''A' ~ IWAsHiNGrOS, MAY 20, 1868.
PROPOSALS for STATI0NERY.-SE
PROPOSALS r reteisel this once until The 2nh day OF
inss is Al il O'clock m m supplying the Assessors aud COLLECTORS
Of nterns Rovenue throughout that portion Of hs UDd MATES
80 Rot Mountains except Montana aud New MeIco win Tie
STATIONBY reqd for use 10 their respective DISTRICTS 0r he year
ending June 80, 1902. , :, -, -t., n. .,,,,be,o,,
gusastees that the ene swAnei, will be faithfully enecsed
The em oner reserves the right 20 reject sny bids OF paris OF
bids aud accept bids parts OF bids which Tie 's'e''o %
% Ma ,be be addressed to the Commissioner Of Internal Reveha.
and sd Proposals supplying Stationery to Internal hs'enu'
OF articles to be furnished will be forwarded from this Ohf
upon spvheaiIon vh conditions nndsr whes ueh hss
xfred u
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sup Ri,e,,, 7:3l Moon Rses.', lln
Sand, HoOh ., 3:O8 Island, 3:5s he'll GAts eJ9
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

AFTERNOON PRoyIsioN MEKhI . S.OS R1olsy sales OF $50
Il S28OS28 24 Cor New Mess Cash ah1 ne bu'A' '
bbls seller July At $28 25, , ......u - .,v,res
market ishm and active pce snow AZ w.
sales of5 600 bhs August at 3c for kehne1 20
q0Oe Crude, 49af' gsvity n sak zoe Rs6eed in
9rtytv IN bbls 20a14e; Refined, IN bond > W" % N, iiS
bond Prime White 33se Refined " bond IIne u o. O. Rs5 G
32dJc; Refined free 3 W, SooSfei I''pN'N~ ~
l4dl4le.s Residuun, - %
kICR-No reported prices uominay unehAnge - A., 4,
spafugly, and prices are NM vu hSSI
ssy moderate demand be moment Par 20 S99q Rep &
I saes Of N 0l2 for Cuba Et lJt oF iO mo-
ana Havana private terms BY a1et99 ~ ooAes
i3l0l42e Re6ned steady az TO- Glbic ior harls
Goat continues much sou ght Ae
aps fo prices dfcu OF SALE sales embrace lv Mex
5Od5lc private terms i1e ece all
stock small Deer continue in fair request bat aes are ssta
by aad the small supply OF desirable hAs We
Puerto Cahlo and 1000 10 aam0Io Cd Po
quotations 70 great extent uonn1l ~
" Si.a lsc god 2 10 Cruz Sc gold y 10 ChsgIss,
250J1e gold y 10; Para, 4se god y ID
Goai-Tsmeo 5oas2ie gold bi Ngia@oTOs Sos goa v 10
gold n 70 Pata 3iu5zc goil e. IDi
3s042ie e1r ID Cape AZ qi7lc, cum D Madras 4V@4'%
each. .-. III
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
Sinantial.

ADRIAN H. MULLER AuchoneeE
A ADMINISTRAT0RS,S SALE OF, of STOCKS ST. Is a ana n'd
At aucoa on WEDNESDAY June ~ ~ o'clock a! the EiGRa5ss
ras Fg ggP.''iS!' f. hIY aIG IS sisS'l 5 ''''''''
1850 United states eos Of NOyeTbsE 1865
SS S United United State. States s9S ss Of # MIy 5y Si s
1909 gnItei States so, Of JsSe. 1884,
1000 Michigan southern aud Northern Indiana Railroad Co per
6oo Ner CeS,Tsi R. R. Co. Per Cent Mortgage Bonds due
$500 NsTJessy Central Co Per Cent Second Mortgage
5000 CHICAGO and Rock Island R. Co 7Pe Cent Bonds due 1870
O Chicago Rock Island and Pacific r. Co Per Cent Mortgage
1000 Paterson Per Cent Bond, & & 1qs loo Pc, Cen, Bond,
1900 Long psA Pe Mortgage Bonds due los1 go,
ZOO Mors aud EsseI R. R. Co Mortgage Per Cent Bonds
II shares North River Ius, Co, s2s each.
o 'a5s sssys, GISs5F9 BfssSas9 I Ta & @ s2 ,S '''
.Ro share. SGT3 yaft Esfsi9ss FssSe Gs iG % to e. 's each,
81 shares Republic Fire ms Co, 800 each.
iSst'Fss I.orliori Frs Iss Co. e25 each ,.,
70 ~ sss a1 SsfsDa HIsS ies Meesus & Bnss Hsoou $50
40 shares Mechanic National Bank $25 each
- shares Butehcrs aud Droyers Bank 925 each
lS 60 share. hare. EP,Ja T. sSd n # 4on caa Co. each;
50 shares YsgeT.sy I 4 R f9I to iG eh os
I EWIS RUN COAL AND IRON G0MNpP,sAN1' S9Np ,ssa
The property Of this COMPANY Of 33 llO se5s I@eer
Coal and Iron Lsnd Mexican COUNTY Penn on line Bggao and
purpose the raised on these bons
rcqured be used Two coaone csnne and te or %
excellent mines Of Iron ore are on s land ana o 1ed
working double Sixty thousand Dollars worth 81 bold
authorized he issued snd constitute the cn dell oH g
the Company Interest per cent able January and jay ID new
York 40,
$1,000 offered for sale at present and at very reasonable
MASSFiEID FRBBSR ( IRjWNELL Baplers No % Broads.
MISERABLE FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT.
THE LEmeu VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY offer for sALB
at their once, No 800 walnutst, Philadelphia,
AT EINETYFIvB PER CENT,
ONE MILLION DOLLARS oP THEIR MoRTGAGB BONDS
bearing INTBRERT at the rate PER CRSTuM per
FREE OF STATE and UNITED STATES TAXES,
payable on the lst days Of June aud December
SAID Bonds either cOnpon Registered and are SECURED "
MORTGAGE on the RAILROAD and BRANCHES, the ROLLING
STOCK and the FRANCHISES Of the COMPANY
The outstanding Bonds COMPANY doe 10 1872 ain be received
in exchange for these SAVING the holders Of the old i'sne
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

~ OYYios EIcHASGE FIRE lSsUHAsoE CONPANr,
No. i1O Broadway, HEw.iQRK, jane J. 1853 ),
ELECTION.-The Animal Election for Dl-
IL reco oths Company will held at their Office on wBDSEs
Day The 2h June The polls will be openifom II m TO no.
N' RICHARD G. COMBRS Secretary.
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nRPARTMENT OF THR INTERIOR,
~ uSIrEh sTArEs PArEsT OffIGEI.

On the petition Of WILLIAM THoRNLEY, Of PhilS.
dslphin, Pa, praying for the extension u pLtsht
granted to him the 10Th day Of September, 1854,
for an Improvement In Safety Washer for Securing
Wheels TO Axles for seven years irYm the eNpira,.
ton Of said patent, which takes place on tho l0th
day Of September, ISIS; $500,
II IL ordered that the said petition be heard Al tue
Patent Office on MONDAY the Slstday OF August
next, nj II clock, m and all persons are notified
to appear aud show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required 20
Ale In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least ttocntU days before
the day o. hearing all testimony hled by either
aud transmitted IN aceordanoo with the rules Of the
ONCE, which will be furnished on application 4.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as test
mony, must be hed IN the office ttceatydays before
the day vi hearlnEi the arguments, II any, within
ten days after nling the testimony.
Ordered, ALSO that this notice be publish Ia the
RKPuBLIcAs aud the Inteli0encsr, Wellington,
d. C., sud in the Age, philadelphia, Pa. once
a week for three successive weoksj the hrst SAID
publisA,i9ns TO be at least sixty days EEFsSiHEs TO
iuG!ruSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

sEAToN HoUsE-JoHS H. sENxEs.
WSoh OT Ts %'FsS SIIsn o. H %
Governor q Robinson, Kansas, ] p auckland,
Springfield; Col. Thos Murphy and wife, Kan,
,s. w A B5sSsr oh9' SoloI, Mash
futile, Brooklyn, ~ Y, S ] stewsft, Orange
va q 7 oh.ppeil, Baltimore !. D Stevenson,
Illinois, BIC Mitchell, daj John r Savage, /
Esston, W p White, e p Williams, II
Shields. wife, and son, Philadelphia; j r NY.
5 Messn kyi h Kew Msf f %% SN g;
,ns wife, q Hon g Ferris dlen's Falls, N Z;
sister, Misses Carpenter, Va. ~
METRoPoL1rAN-Por a SHELLEY.
W II Hesgerard, U s A; W l. Weller, Ky;
CO. @ Ts,eii Cipi 2 Hood, Indianspolisi II
ton, va; X T Hoke, N q; a Vsntoefe, n y;
Ms,n Aisssns Sn, ri Col o siaHSp 0ntSs's
fSar,ton bToriaene eG't kfnsfaia nsspsm
Whi,tiesey, Miss; j Jwsiier, Ensissdi rich:
Richter. D,,D, O!neionsti, Ohiei $ D MePher-
len, D NJ Wilson, Geo s Palmer, KY; J B
Granger an. saf w q;e Ed win
D D sperks, Fort smith, Ark; yhss A secor,
liO hoOolnr, Ihiiht y hODhTt, botlOni
Craig, Louisville, Ky.
BUNKER'S AVENUE HOTEL.
AL schmidt, Chss Schmidt s. 90, L Kruger
and Geo Sohauz, baltimore, ID W Brown,
philadelphia VIM Marshall Brooklyn, N Y;
A McLauehlani Hon J Donnelly, Mimi ID
Murphy, Philadelphia; Mrs Briggs and
daughter; Frank Utfner; DIR A Delaney and
Lieut. J Simpson, Fort Washington, Md; L
Lyndc, Kansas T. N Pierson, Cincinnati, o;
L NJ U Dive, Lynchburg Vas A T Jacobs, Mo-
bile and Ohio r X; John ] Lewis, Dayton,
Ohio; John Peck, Chas D Bray, .Providenee,
]; W johnson, o; A Van Ness, Balti-
more.
KIRKwooD HousE-Krso.
VAL Osirand, New York; Collins Ford,
Lebanon; J ID Brigham, Pennsylvania; A ID
Chapen Philadelphia James Paxton, illinois,
W l. Reeves, Captain Frank Hollingshead,
BALTIMORE s Van VOORHEES,, Miss Lizzie
Van yoorhies, J A II Dolson; Pennsylvania;
] J Nsthans and wife, New York; Z j Lang
don, rhos w Turner, Pennsy lvaniat Il Bax-
ter, New York; Harry Grove, John Dough-
erty, T. Palmer, Plttsburg; II J Porter,
Pcnnsylvania; James Lynch, Peoria; Frank
Ford, Baltimore.
EBBITT HOUSED. @. WILLARD.
Hon A l. Dawes, Mass; Hon W Kelley,
Zones, J II French, = q Falch, N q; DR. Jones;
Texas. Hon = Boyden, N OF Col II A Dupont,
u S Al Dir Smith, Ga; W II Caldwell and
wife, Wheeling. .......
OWEN HOUSES. W. Owen.
W II Cochrane, Philadelphia; DR. Stealy,
Nj Mcguire, O ID Lorciii, Y A Moses, : r
Moses, N Y; 20 A Barthoiow, Boston; J ID
| Vincent, q A Browning, Baltimore
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Tnn danAr EUROPEAN oinous was crowded
yesterday, and Its perfermancss passed on with
great eeiaf. A second street psrads Of the
oompsny will take place this morning. The
troupe will giys their last exhibitions on
Thursday. They have been eminentiy success
full In this city, % their Artistic exesllsnes de-
served. The grand strsst parade to-day lsavss
up Fourth to M, along N TO Ninth, down
Ninth TO I, along 70 Fourteenth, down
Fourteenth to Psnnsyivania avenue, Penn
ayivania avenue to Eleventh., to place Of exhi-
bition foot Of Eleventh street.
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Merchant Tailors.
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LAND
"A WARRANTS.

DgPARrMEST or THR INTERIOR,
PRHsIOS OPFIcR, May 10, ls6s, ! .
Application having been made under the act OF
June %, $3.50, for the reissue Of the following de-
seribed Land Warrants. which are alleged to have
been lost or destroyed Notice Is hereby gtven that
at the date follow ing the description o. each war
rant new certificate or warrant Of like tcnOT Will
be roissued II NO valid objection should then APP
pear:
No. u, 80, for 100 acres. issued under the act Of
March i, 1888, in the name Of kellogg PctTy, aud
was granted November Is, lSj5, August 5, 1858,
No 1901, for l6D acres, issued under the act OF
March 8, 1855, In the name Of Harrison C0run, and
was granted october 2, 1886, Septcmbcrb, ISIS
No 90, for ~ acres issued under the act OF March
3, 1855. IN tho name OF Clamencc HALEY, widow Vf
George HALEY, deceased, and was granted Mayo
1856. August -, 1858.
No 81, 2iB, for l0D acres, issued under the act
February II, lSI7, iu tho name Of Willis Leatl
father aud heir at law sfClaIk D. Leath, deceased
aud was granted May ~, 1870, August %, lS6s,
No Is, S2, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March $, lsb5. In the name OF Alexander Berry
iii. aud was granted March q. SIS July II, iiH
No, o., ~, for 100 acres, issued under The act Of
March s. 1855, in the names Of tho minor chill ren OF
Andrew Record, deceased, and was granted July
February II, lSi7, IN the name OF Elizabeth ThOmp
son, mother aud hcir- NJ. law OF Daniel hcAlister
Thompson, deceased, and was granted September
w. ''''' JAMES A, MORGAN,
Acting Commissioner,
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POLICE MATTEns.-Jamcs Cannon was ar
rested In the First precinct, by Odlcer Dun.
nell for esrciess driving. He was fined " by
Eiiasbefh Ohamberlaip. Enoeh Dun n lngton,
and Frederick Buckner, the latter coIored,
were arrAigned before the same Justice, by
threats Of Violence Each o. Them gave %ssi ses
eurity to keep the peace.
ofieer willlsms, o. the First precinct, took
committing a. assault and battery On i H.a ,9r
Vandeiier, for which he was fined ", and re-
CURED TO pay 20 cents costs.
CLARK, Ia he SIKH precinct b. os.p stin.
ner, and fined " for violating q corporation
oiscer st.IIy took John Holbrook before
On complaint Of Mr.. James Plant, ofieers
Riley and zerwes, OF the Fourth precinct. ar
kins (both colored) for cruelty to q small
child. In the evidence u appeared that Rich.
ardson had this child bound to him, and he
10 the habit Of most bruiaily whipping the
child with a cow-hide, Justice Morseii com.
mitted both Of them for court.
same precinct, and the same justice fined him
$50 for running his cart without q number.
Sanitary Oficer Fairehiid took VIM. Pailer
before Justice Lynch, for committing an as
oficer Lusby, Of the same force, Arraigned
John Diman before Justice Tucker, who lined
him ~ for creating q nuisance. He was sent
to the work.housc In default Of the payment
Mary D.nohuc was arrested by omesr
sell.
Ofneer Boteler, of the Eighth precinct, ar
an assault and battery on O. @. Williams, and
; Justice Lynch committed him for court.
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PROPOSALS ron STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
lana 1874

DEPARTMENT or STATE,
June 2, 1865, !
Sealed prnposals for furnishing Stationery for
the year ending Juup ~, lsiI. wlll DO received NJ
this Department until the lOth day OF July, lSs,
An estimate Of the quantities which will be
needed, aud blank forms for bidding, eonta Mag
mn Information, have been prepared, which " III
lie furnished upon application,
Washington, ID. Q. ui-wAw,
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olcctios N q coxporetlou atfnrney
Alderman Crosksr nominated william A.
oS Sna,,,,,., p.,,o, ,or.,,.,.a R,,,.rd n.
Lsshey. 80 :.
Trs 1Sscr>t,rx ~ IN. lt,..xa ~ A,tsvmen
oaiisd IA foii' snd a. eseh msmbsrs, 4 sns was
esiied. ~ spprosshsd Ike desR and dsposited
his ballot. - :. - -r''D-- y, =
vsssed rssuited, WIN. Al. COOK, Iii Richard
N Isshev N n 1871 -
FSs inssnaans q sss nom,s,es Jo.eoh
Martin. : =. = n
TIC Ssiiot. having bseo eoIIee,sd and count.
Cd rs.siisa' Jos. .. Martin nj samuel =.
DensM II .,t,n -. s,,,v .,e,ted ,ntena,pt
TX. w.shiastan ssxiur 'eN
FeI so%%I::icS.I q !. n Ti,,. ", ws,a; :,
voun'h"an ''ho"'n"'eu he"'' he'A'-
oshiaerman renwiek nomin.ted Samuel Z.
Douglas: Mo-. ,,,u,,., w,.,s., Nj,
Hcimber bsd been in the rebel army,
xotc. Ves s
| .ntsgons.t xsss . NJ s,mmer. VINO had Iost
~ ~, ~ az Itntan .sn% Us" N
~ Aia.,m.n rsnnSas ".ad3 h.t ME- Heimber
had served four year; in the Union sS,%y.two
| ysoeivine 4 pension from dissbiiity Incurred
Alderman Moore said that he had only heard
part OF the story, but he had understood tht
his competitor had lost an arm In the Union
Alderman fenwick in9uieu wn ,,,,I n ns
,aIIsvs ths scntieman from nnv disability.
tLaushterl ,u,
| The Mayor replied that the gentleman MT.
| FL vas az e9ppetss1,t 70 decide that question
a" M Kel.ey inauired whether these gentle
men were competent to raise these Inquiries
20; Samuel Z. Douglas, Isl so MI. Heimber
was duly elected Commissioner OF the First
For Commissioner of the Second Ward;
Peters. w.
| Councilman Rutherford nominated Isaiah
| stewart.
| Alderman Moore nominated Jacob Won
| delehr, -- I.
Counciiman HIne nominated Casper Keller.
The ballots having been collected and can
| iii Isaiah Stewart, Q; Jacob Vondelehr, IS.
| The MAYOR armour ICED the result and decided
m Al no person having received a majority of
/ Inc votes cast there was no election.
| Alderman Moore said he was perfectly sat-
| isded with the MAYORS decision, but would
i've no have the ouestion settled. as the differ
| emit actions OF the law under which they were
acting connicted with each other-one section
ssyips "a m.josity.s
fhc Mayor said he had noted that conflict
lion bv Needing that a majority should be re-
ouired To eieot.
| Counoilmau TAYLOR moved that tho decision
of the CHAIR be sustained.
Councilman Dalton asked that the sections
OF the law pesring on the R oinn oe ieaa,
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wATER STREEr.-As usual, at this season,
business on Water street Is quiet, and for sew
.eral days past nothing Of consequence has been
done on Change. Flour 10 dull, and transactions
confined to local wants at nominal hgurea.
Grain is scarce, and In good request At full
former figures.
THE AQuEDUCT BRIDoE.-Tho suspension OF
canal navigation, caused by the break near
Hancock, has afforded an opportunity to the
lessees of the aqueduct bridge TO draw the
water therofrom, for the purpose OF placing a
number of additional angle blocks in the
bridge, thereby further Strengthening the
structure.
STEALING SHOES CHARLES Williams, = col
ored boy, was arrested on the complaint oil
John II. Jarboe, charged with the theft OF sew
eral pairs OF shoes. He was taken to the sta
.tion-house, where he was held for a hearing
before Justice Buckley.
WITHOUT LICEssE.-Two ice-cart drivers,
named Edward Davis and Hamilton Smith,
were arrested yesterday for violating the law
in driving their carts without license. After
a hearing before Justice Buckley, they were
properly lined.
SELLING ny SANrLE.-Yesterdhy morning
Officers Rodgers arraigned before Justice
Buckley person named Rainey, charged with
violating the corporation ordinance In sell
ing goods by sample. The case was clearly
proven, and Mr. Rainey was hned s20.5o
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-08

PoCKEr PIcKET.-Mrs, Ann Dykes, a lady
living on Seventh street, Navy Yard, while
attending auction at Wall's yesterday morn
Ing, had her pocket picked by some adroit
thief of eco and n few small stamps. She noti-
hed the officers at headquarters Of the fact OF
her loss, and they will, doubtless, be able to
10 ret out the thief.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-08

Mr.. WILLIAM SIXTH has just returned from
New York with an elegant stock Of straw
hats, which he 10 prepared to sell at twenty.
Ave per cent. below the usual prices. A visit
TO his well. known store at 5ll Ninth street,
between ID and Pennsylvania avenue will
prove the truth OF this assertion. Mr.. Smith
Is also the agent of Singers Noiselcss Sewing
Machine, which recently took the premium .
the New York State fair.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-08

CAVALRY TAcTIcs.-=Special orders, No. l5s,
just issued from the War Department, directs
that Il board OF officers shall assemble In this
upon a system Of cavalry tactics, and they
will, as far as possible conform the system OF
tactics for the cavalry to the present system
Inc and report upon all new systems of cavalry
tactics which may be presented. Brevet MAJOR
Gen. W. II. Emory, col, 9Th cavalry Breyet
Brig, Gen. Innis n. Palmer, lieut.. colonel "a
cavalry, and Brevet Col. 5. ID. Sturgis, lieut.
colonel 9th cavalry; the junior members OF the
board to record the proceedings.
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STRUCK ny LIoHTNINo.-We learn that on
over the vicinity Of the Great Falls, and dur
ing Its prevalence a building, occupied by
eoiored family named Offutt, In the vicinity
of the Cross Roads, was struck by lightning.
of the family, sisters, who were lying on the
bed at the time, were killed outright, and
third sister, sitting near, was stripped OF her
clothing and very badly burned. There were
others OF the family present at the time, but
were not struck, and they were not aware that
the two In bed had been killed until they had
called to them to aid in relieving the one who
was Injured,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-08

GERMAN SoLpILRs' AND SAILoRs' UNION
A meeting Of this association will be held at
Wills Hall, No. 2s3 Seventh street, at 8 o'clock
this evening. The committee will submit the
constitution for adoption by the Union. Foo
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-08

PnorRgLY FINED FOR SELLING BREAD IN
DER WRianT.-Felix Defosse, a French baker,
was arraigned before Justice Clark, in the
Fifth precinct on Monday, by Oticer Farley,
of the Fifth precinct, for selling bread under
weight, The lawful fine for this offence being
% for each and every loaf and the capture Of
the same, the justice very appropriately lined
Defosse tl9s, he haying99 loaves In his posses
sion, all OF which was turned over to MIR.
Martin, Intendant OF the work house. lie APP
pealed to court. This Is the third or fourth
time Defosse has violated the law In this man
uer,
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THRYT OF DIAMOND RiNa.-Yesterday
Oficer Sam Clements arrested oolored wo-
man who rejoiced In the name OF Henrietta
Dawson, on the charge Of the theft OF a dis-
guire, and she is'now awaiting examination at
the police Headquarters. ."
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On DECK AND DoISO DuTI:-Notwithstand-
Ing the fact that Messrs. Seibold and Noyes,
operators In the iire-alarm telegraph office, re-
ceiyed their letters of dismissal from ONCE
yesterday, they kindly volunteered with the
superintendent, Mr.. A. ID. Talcott to continue
on duty to insure, as far as possible, the safety
OF the property OF our citizens. This Is very
commendable, and the thanks, We are sure, OF
the property-holders OF Washington Will be
accorded to them.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-08

ARTILLERY TACTIcs,-A board OF army OH
GERS has been ordered to convene at Fortress
Monroe, Va, on the 18th instant, TO devise anu
report upon a system OF artillery tactics, as
raj as possible, to conform to the system OF the
infantry arm, and to examine any new systems
officers have been detailed for duty on the
board; Brevet Major General W. 7. Barry,
colonel I'd artillery Breyet Major General
T. Seymour, major 9th artillery, and Brevet
Lieutenant Colonel II. A. Du Pont, captain
9Th artillery,
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ELECTION oy CoLoRED SCHOOL TRusTEE:-
William Syphax, colored, messenger TO the
Secretary Of the interior, has been appointed
by the Secretary as one OF the trustees Of col,
of office has expired. The board now stands
Alfred Jones and William Syphsx, both col;
ored, and Albert @. Hall, esq, collector Of
tANes.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-08

NH. GRAHAM, the well-known carriage.
maker, advertises tlne carriages for sale.