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The national Republican., 1869-06-14
Alexandria Annfrs,

Tho 0dfsfh OF Saturday evening saysi
TnB market this morning was well sup
piled with vegetables but very little change
In prices. Butter from 30 TO 40 cents per
pound. Eggs 20 to 30 cents per dozen.
Strawberries from 12 TO 10 cents per quart.
Tho butchers had excellent fresh meats, but
no alteration In prices. Sturgeon cents
per pound.
MRssRs. GREEN 4 WISE sold within the
last two weeks, through their agency at Ma
nassas Junction, the following tracts Of land;
80 ncres near Manassas depot, 10 Jonas
Green, Of Maine, for $1,000 140 acres near
Manassas depot, 10 Mcssrs. Scale q Finch,
Of New York, for tl, 500, l15H acres about
two miles from Manassas, to Messrs Sam
uel and Courtland Boyer, Of Pennsylvania,
for S2,l00j 122 acres near Manassas, to +.
9. Rosabaugh, Of Pennsylvania, for d, 800 ;
100 acres near Manassas, TOD. II. Rosabaugh,
Of Pennsylvania, for t1,07b.
Warwick, the residence Of the Rev. Dr.,
Lippitt, near this city, has been sold by W.
G. Yeaton, commissioner, Mr.. T. l.. San.
| born, tho internal revenue collector for this
district, for $4,000.
ON Thursday last the ballast master ol
this county boarded coasting schooner
| lying at the wharf, and on examination dis
covered that her ballast had been discharged
previous to arriving here. As tho code o
| Virginia expressly prohibits vessels from
dlscharging their ballast In tho navigabl,
waters Of tho State, the captain Of the yes
sol was arrested on warrant issued by Jus
tice Beach, for an lnfractlon Of tho law, ant
tried before Justices Beach, Mckenzie an,
Boil, by majority Of whom (Justiccs Nc
KonKie and Belly he was discharged upol
the ground that he had violated no law owe
which this county had any control. II ha
long boon known that II was the custom Q
vessels coming 10 this port FOR cargoes b
discharge their ballast In tho Chesapcak
bay and Potomac river, but such custom ha
always heretofore been practiced secretly
and those engaged In II have always dcnie
the accusation, but after the decision allude
to, the custom will be practiced openly, an
the filling up Of the channel Of the river
but q question OF time.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
DRoPosLLs POR rUBL.

HHLDauARrHRs DHPARrsESr or TINE LAKFs.)
CHEF PQuARTHRNAsTRR' OFPICE, !
DETROIT, MICH, May q, lsGg.
Sealed proposals, subject TO the usual cOndit
will be received at this fee until II OclOek, a. m
lowing:
loo cords Of mcrchAntable Hard Wood.
20. 900 pounds OF Briar Hill Coal for issue to the
troops At Fort Wayne, Mich.
s4OcoTds OF merchantable Hard wood, for Issue
to the troops at Fort GTatiot. Mich.
To be sliyered al such times aud places As tho
undeTs Gned may direct
Proposals to bs In triplicAt0, with copies of this
advertisement annexed to each, and uccOmpa-
nied By a guarantee, signed by two responsible
persons.
Purlhsr Information and forms OF proposals can
be had on application to this ofice.
Envelopes TO be endorsed, proposals for Wood
and Coal, " and addressed TO the undeTsig gupd.
By COsmand Of General Pope. -
j. d. BINGHAM,
Chief QuATlsrmAstsT, Department OF the LAkcs
Breyet BTigadier General, U. s. Army.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

TRANsYHRs or REAL EsTATs-Ths ground
In the ub-division;of property recently made
short distance beyond Columbia college. on
Fourteenth street road, seems 10 be meeting
q ready sale. On Friday messTs. Kilbourn 4
ground, sold TO Mr.. J. W. Dwyer lots and TO-
Price paid t1,I3i.
Msssrs. Greene h williams, Auotioners, have
sold q two-story frame house and lot, corner
John Gaegler for y. 900.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

HIGHWAY RoBRsRIBs.-Tho Smithsonian
resort OF thieves aud robbers, who commit
depredAtions upon persons passing through.
On Saturday q lady was robbed In broad day.
light by a negro who had concealed himself
behind one Of. the trees; and last night, Abou,
o'clock, as a gentleman WAS passing through
the grounds on his way home, he WAS attacked
by five white men, who demanded In regular
life.n The gentleman did not have an oppor.
tunity to give up his money, II he had been
disposed to do SO, for they took his watch and
chain By force. Tho police authorities should
give this matter Immediate Attention.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT, D
OPFIoE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,

wAsHISgToS, May 81, 1850.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until the Sth day Of June, 1850, At IL o'clock IN,
for supplying the Assessors and Collectors Of Inter
nal Reyenue throughout that portion Of the United
statos lying east Of the Rocky Mountains, except
Montana and Now Mexico, with the Stationery re-
Quitcd for In their respective districts for the
year ending June 80, ls7O
No proposals. viii be considered unless Accompa-
nled By bond with sufficient Hureties In the sum
Of nve thousand dollars. ~, ,t0O.) approved by
United States District Attorney, on form to be
Furnished by the Department, conditioned that the
parties shall In case Of the acceptance Of holr bid
any part OF II, duly execute contract with good
and sufficient bonds for the due performance of the
| same.
The Commissioner reserves the right to consider
| and accept or reiect each bid, item by Item,
| Tho bids should bo addressed to the C0nmissunc
| Of Internal Revenue, aud indoTssd "Proplsals l9I
supplying Stationery to Internal Revenue officers.
Schedules Of articles to bo furnished will bo for
warded from this otnee upon application. with con.
dItlons under which the articles to be delivered
| myal.nolN @ DRLANO. Cnmml ssinnnr.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
Communicated,

THH SUNDAY SCHOOL UrIoN.-This society
holds Its monthly meeting this Monday even.
ing at the Thirtsenth street Baptist church.
that, because OF the little fellowship existing
between tho Christian deno ominations OF this
city, they cannot and will not work together,
even In the Sunday school cause, It Is impor
tant that all the friends Of Sunday schools NEE,
| for counsel and take into immediate considers
/ tion the interests Of this work In our midst
Have we done all there 10 to dol Have We
accomplished the most that can be accom-.
Il plishedf Is there a better, more efficient. q
more successful way to reach, interest, aud 10
nuence the young OF our eityi You, men aud
tions. The work belongs to the christian men
and women OF our city. The children and youth
who throng our avenues will have passed be
yond our influence In q few weeks or months
Dan We reach themi Shall we reach them
Howl Tell US tonight. THACHHR.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
DRoPosALs PoR BEEF.
oYrIol Assr. ConNIssARY OF srnsIsrRxcE,

oFTIcl ASST. CohAIssARr OF SUBsIsTRXCg,l
foRT MACON, N, O. June 4, 1850, !
70 0 clock, ID. June Is, 1850. for furnishing the
United States Subsistence Department with such
By that Department. for any purpose, at Fort
Macon, y, Q; for six months aud for one year
The Beef must be Of good and marketable quality,
subject to risid Inspection, tnecks, thanks and
kidney tsllow to be excluded,) aud II not salts.
factory. purchases wi be made in open market,
and the contractor charged with the excess Of
price.
Good aud sufficient security will bo required fai
the due fulhlment Of the contract, and the name,
bid
Payment will be made In Government funds al
the end OF each month
Bids to be addressed to the undersiGncd. and
marked "ProposAls for Beef. ~
By order Of Chief Com, Dept Of the South.
THOS. u, ROBINSON,
isl0.td PIrst Liant, u \ A., A. G. X
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PROPOSALS FOR YRRsH BEEF.
oYHIcR OF Posr CoNArssARY,

oTPIoB OF PosT CONMIssARY,(
hONTsohIRY, ALA. June 3, 1862 !
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, arc invited until
y O'Clock, 18Th June, 1899, for furnishing the
United states snDtistsnee Department Win 5neh
that department for any purpose at MontgomeTy,
for six months and for one year. from Jqly l. lS5s
subject to rigid inspection, lnecks, shanks. and
kidney to be eEcluded,) and II not satisactoTy.
contractor charged with the excess Of price,
Good and suifieien security will be required for
the due fulnllmont OF the contract, and the names
Of the proposed suTeties must accompany each bid
Payment will be made In Government funds Ht
the end Of each month.
Bids 70 be addressed to the undCrsigned. aud
mark cd proposals for Beef. -
l.. h. AMES,
ISll.ta Second Lieut.. "a Infantry, A. Q, i.
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FARE,
FROM ALEXANDRIA TO

Goods per Now York, Philadelphia and Bal.
umore steamers, Railroad or BxpIess, to care X,
H Hayenner, General Agent At Alexandria, will
be forwarded over the road free OF charge for com
mission.
Communication Passenger Tickets bstwesn Alex.
at low rate.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
The SO and in 10 points, at dueed rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
ap2i-tf deneral superintsndent.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
Steamboat Lines.

MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
Ih BErwRRs - -
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the lne Steamships Il, @. KNIGHT,
JOHN GIBSON, aud VALLEY CITY, Af.aS
q !6% ME&GHASTS tIHE VIII EsW Sst; A6k
YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON. and
GEoRG ET0wN. as follows Leave sBM YORK
SATURDAY, at p n, Leave dEORGETowN
every MONDAY aud dThURspAYnMm o,,r
AgsnI CO aud wharf foot o. HI gh street. 0eorEe
tow or at the corner OF Seventeenth street and
Nsy York avenue, J, W, THOMPSON,
Hplgtf PTesident
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
DRoPosALs POR BBEP.

OFFICE AssIs'r COAAIssARI or SuDsIsTBNCE,(
foRT MACON, n. c., June4, 1869, !
Sealed proposals, in duplieStey arc invited until
United States Subsistence Dcpartmsnt with saeH
quantities Of Fresh Beef as may be required by
4. C., lor IL months and for one Year from JSiy
|, 1895
ily subject TO rigid inspectfon (neck, shank
kidney tallow 70 be excluded, and II not salts
iae,oTL. purchases VIII BE- made 10 Gpen msrR",;
price.
Good and Sufficient security will be required for
the due fulhllment Of tho contract, and the
Of the proposed sureties must accompany each bid
Payment will bo made In Government funds at
the end OF each month.
Bids 10 be addressed to the undersigned, aud
marked Proposals for Beef ~
By order Of Chief Com ssary Department Of the
| Boulh. THOMAS y. ROBINSON,
jsl9-id FIRST Lieut.. U. s. A, A. Q. i.
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pRoPosALs FOR wooD.

HnADs'Es PouRrH MILITARY DIsrRIcT.}
JACKSON, MIss., June 8, 100. !
Sealed proposals, In tripIioais, will be received
al ihs OAoe Of the A. A. o. NJ, Post of Jackson,
HGtil u 9,sosk on hs o6f lS,h ~ fcr hS de.
ehkntlbls Wood at the Post Of Jackson, Miss,
from June until November 81, 1850, and In quan:
titles as required for the service,
Proposals may be made for the 'whOle or part
Of the amount required, and must be Euarant iced
to enter Into bonds for the fulhllmsnt Of the con
tract when awarded.
Blank forms of proposals and copies q honda re-
qured will be furnished on application to the office
Of the Chief QuGTteTmastsr,
By order OF the General COmmendlng
W. W. BARRETT,
BIevet Lieutenant Colonel U. g. A., Acting Chief
QuartermAsteT. iell-td
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

LIBERAL LDoEATIos.-The managers Of the
Sabbath school OF the Metropolitan IN. L. J
church on Thursday last received check from
to establish q library for the school. This,
with the amount realized from tho noral and
strawberry festival, held on Wednesday eve
ming, some Ave or sig hundred dollars, and the
400 contributed by the membership, places
the school on q sound basis.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
Proposals.
pRorOsALs PoR wooD.

HBAboUARrHRs PosT uP RALRIau,l
OFPica ACTINd Asa'T TQUARTHRNLsrHR, \
RALudH. N. @, June 10, 1902.
In compliAuee with Instructions frsm HeAdquAr.
tors, Depart pent of the South, dated Atlanta 0a
June I, lsnl sealed proposals. IN duplicate, for
able Hard Wood for tho ensuing twelve month";,
eomnsne ng. July !, 1872. will BE- received until
MONDAY, the 2lst instant, at u o'clock. m. when
tho lowest responsible bidder.
All bids to be addressed to the uudsrs'gued, and
wood
Bidder. are invited to be present a the opening
Of the bids. Y. A. wIItTNkY,
oFlI.t Lisu,soant s.l United States Infantry, Pos
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

BASE BALL-An exciting game of ball was
played on Monument lot on Saturday between
the Union and Jefferson clubs, OF this city.
quite y number Of spectators were present
and witnessed the game, which resulted In a
victory for the Union club by n score of 30 to
%. On the 25th inst. the RED Stocking club,
Of Cincinnati, now On tour through the
Northern States, will arrive In this city and
play friendly game with the Nationals, who
are now preparing for the contest, A match
game Of ball was played on Saturday between
the Kendall and scorpion clubs, both composed
Of deaf mutcB from the Columbia Institute at
Kendall Green. The game resulted In a Victory
Tor the Kendall by = score OF 70 to II.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
TINTED STATES PATENT oTSElG95;

[ Hlrhp SfW WlsaIsSros. D, O. June I. 1879.
On the petition Of JOsHul u. BBrrARw9hTH,
Of Dover, New Jersey praying fII ths sxtePaiGn 9f
1876, extended seven years from the nth day Of
April, 1850, and relssned on the ith day Of June.
isSi IoT an Improvement In Bank Safes. This Ap'
plicatioH la wing been authorized ny act OF Con'
gress, approved March 2, 1857: ,,
IL IL ordered that said petition hs heard at this Of
Ace on the 2li day Of August nsNt Any person
may oppose this extension. OblSeti4n', drp9si-
lions aud ulhrT papers should he h ed In this Ohlgu
twenty DAYS hefira the day OF hearing.
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
jss.Tsw Commissioner ol Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
DEGULAR LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AVN uATTIMnRR

AND bALTlMOkhs
The steamer COLUMBIA leaves nSII-k
euth street, oyery WEDNESDAY MURNING, nl
6o'eoek, stopping at all the priniipal landings on
the Potomac.
Returning. leaves foot Of Commerce street, Balti-
more, every SATURDAY AFTERNOON. At four
o'clock.
For further Partieglars, aPply 70
Riley's Wharf, foot Of Eleventh street.
rpg Tu Fam
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

HONE FOR INVALID wIDows.-we have
heretore referred to the noble charity, "The
Home for Indlgent Widows" which our gen.
erous fellow-citiEen, W. W. Corcoran, esq,
has In contemplation, Mr.. Corcoran has his
plan now nearly perfected. The home will be
arranged so that sixty widows of officers,
clerks, and other worthy public servants dying
poor, can be provided with neat and enmfort.
able quarters during their lives, the manage
mcnt OF the home to be under the charge Of
five Washington ladies to be chosen by Mr.,
COrcoran or his trustees. As vacancies occur
in the original number they are to be filled by
the lady managers. II 10 expected that the
edinces and grounds Of the home, as contem.
plated, will cost over 1900 900.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

KHKr CooL.-Yesterdsy as the sun was
fairly kissing in an unclouded sky, aud while
we were sweltering In heavy winter clothing in
the vicinity Of the post office, We were at
tracted by the stylish summer raiment dis
played so tastefully in frUnt Of the well.known
Oak Hail. venturlng In, we purchased one OF its
summer suits at very moderate price,
and stepped from the establishment with tho
elastic tread Of one who had been relieved OF
heavy burden. For the information Of our
readers, we would state that Oak HALLS at 100
Seventh street, opposite tho post office. \
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

ORPHANS COURT.
W MAY u, 1899.
District Of rCOiumbia, Washington CountV, to nti:
In the case Of EpwLRD q. CARRIgaros, admin
istrator Of sarah Bdelin, deceased. the kdminls-
% ofpSass SoaTt q &s.sius ZION SS SpansS siars.,id
appointed Tuesday, Jnns ~ lsoa. for the nual set
said deceased, aud Ofths Asssl. IN hand as far as
tho same have been collected snd turned into
nonoyi when aud whore all tho orcdtnrs aud
keiTs Of said deceased ara notified to attend, with
their claim. properly yOpehsd, or they ma other
| wise by law be excluded from all boucht In said
| published once week for three weeks In the HA
| TIosAL RsPUBLicAS previous to the said day.
! Test A. WEBSTER,
| my96 wew RsE.tar of willa
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

Is, Seventh and NJ streets, was turned In by
Officer Columbus, at 1875 yesterday afternoon,
caused by the burning OF the back porch at.
tached to the premises OF Geo. Tanbersch midt,
on Seventh, between N and o streets. The
iire was evidently the work OF an ineendiary,
but was extinguished without much damage.
rhe hIe aepartmen, ane 10, were H, promptly out but
About $50 o'clock last night an alarm was
struck from box 3s, No. EnBins-house,
window in Mrs. StuArts sboarding-house, on L
street, near Eleventh. The curtains took fire
by being blown against the name OF a gas
bracket They were pulled down BY some OF
The hremen were out but their services were
not needed,
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
Witness; AdministrAlriI,
A. WEBSTER. REGISTER Of Wills, le3.Wiw.

THIs is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT The SUB.
L seribeT has obtained from the Orphans Coqn
o. 'wSshin gton County, the District fConnbl.,
tate Of FRLScIs p, CARLIBR, ate Of Paris.
france. dsesa.sd AZ Per.onss hS,iIs ssa SislP, 1c
exhibit The same, with the vouchers thoreof 10 the
subscriber, on or before the 18Th day Of January
next, thsy may Otherwise By law bs ssKsludsd from
ali benehi " The said ssiats,
divsn under mJ hand this ieih day q IAnHArT,
lSD OLIVER d. bAhhhrI,
"a qxV AdmtntltIAtOT
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
InrlO AIav
Stairs PATENT OPPICI.

U WLsHISoToS, May p. 1852.
On the petition Of JosEPH k1BoH, Of waterloo,
granted 10 him on the loth day q October, 1885,
Tor Rn improyemsnt In wash boards =, A,.
once on The NH day oissPtembeL HeKt ,Any peIson
may oppose this extension. ObJeenen.. .depqsluons,
'"'r oI1S,!,ii..; oAS,5FiL ssIiPsHIRii y P.I.sii,
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
Railroad Routes.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

sSRs :, .!s Er.hssHSB isS ~ %a!i y h:
40" run "'0''fSi fos Is,iniLrlxoR,
s'''; '';ly} SS i,.S'l s sS ~ is' s
Issys daily, sIoept Sunday. aLoo ande.oa N.
anu =" ,na ~ Wv tsNAroLIs:
Lsayes,Ta U ard tDp m. totrain 70 or hos
Annapolis on 'I'SS ,os sy74Ta5a, sYApaASa,
L'.''"s s6R 81 Va %ar 7 sthSii6ss " Z .a' s' m
'i5shtEL Fl "a fsRafs z ~ ~ ifsa II 3 SRsr
Leave daily sxespt saturday and Sunday. 81
- o. e sstS2aay as2 n%P H a and .pS "a "a ssop
on suIdssy sy,S ~ m
,TSE@ssS ttlstsI: = y. ..s ,, had a,e.
washington Station Tieks, Ohss At all hour in the
New TSrs Z; BS,.!sRS: n PHI saa Boston.
s..,. i 4r.s.bsi'siIs.. + wSas'SisI;
6Bo. 8. KooNTz. Gau.rai Agent. wsshipxtop.
AHETaHLt EaLtAb bS GSsaff afff1TsbSs ssb ssx FDsR
Trains TssSr5Ss Sep .s u foss A..
~ IFNok MN HoRk,' 'Ti,A,u. ,A..s: .. cars. :, =.
Leave daily tsEeopt sunday at 500 g. M, RS
sna "" y Tor PHILApRLPHIA,
Oh SUNDAY,
Leave toI rev York ns % D. IN. and Philadsl.
si.splns car. Tor New York oap oop, m train only
sO sSSs Is sss az ts san o.s souGs
SEQ psIaEpts aud Ole ,s ss!,,ssd @ .Sy,:....n:.,
'SSapSii"'saG tho West y,.,., y 7; wiEs,Sh,
dES. !. SYl6 YRl66STs. Sfas'i issnt A A&..Eias,on.
1859 yEsssy2RSStktsiiA ssur, 1859 lS3.eS
TO rBB NoRrHwSsT SOUTH. AND SOUTH
Ga aud altar MAY .. $50. .r.ls. will leave a.
%ssS,2stOn sSan B.l,.!nor. NAN.
:. .;SP.%% " Il m m
| THE ORgkT pOuHLE:TRACK ROUTE
with .BLEUhHr SCENERY, Palace stste-IooniI
day And night Carn with modern improy yements, and
otSsi f6uisI -" Supdred miles saved 70 wssisri
THEEEr rSS RttS LYME Eht
TeFsEtGh tfST asass S9Ss sSsst 70
ss rEskIRs RsfRS a. changes In USio'
sSS sSS, S n. ;i.' ,Ss. I'D isisSis pfSS;ssss .is.
mRtion will be given a, AZ al ,im;,A .u,. al. a.
:Stt :Sit.sSSTsS sSf1Rnoa'S9' IIRE6tH fisgst Hasnt
| Corner Sixth o.. and Penn. Avenue,
WAshinGton, d. O.
I'D. 8. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent, ~,
dss-lv BAltimore, Nd.
DHtLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
TIMORR RAILROAD,
, Commcpelns on Monday. June ah, pssssnEe
trains Will icava President street depot, Bslti
mS%Es wy asi G'GTi TrsiS M for Phad.ph4 and Way St.
tons t7sam This tTa!1 n seSnses a. sswGsst 4.
yTGs'kiSpt kStlyoss T,.s trains lot All SO On n' p
Nksrross 'Ii1 Train for Philudslphi. .1a Nsy 70,
at SO a, m. connecting at Psrryville with trsi
Etrress fTain for Philadslphis and New YoI
| nq!SG y m, connecting at Wllmington with tIhi
| for stations on Delaware Railroad, between WI
| mtngtUn and Harrington, 80,
Accommodation Train for Port Depositsnd inis
d "i5 ErpfSss % Train Tor Phiiadslphis at e;1p. m.
Express Train for New York at e.o5 p, l., col
e | necting at Wilmington with kxpIs.s Train I,
prineipsl stat lons on the Delaware RAilroad dali
except Saturday. -,
ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphis and New York At 10 p. N;
Through Tickets may be procured either ~ re
ident Street depot or at Ticket once, No. I'D BAH
. | more street. Persons purchasing tickets o. one
e | Baltimore street, can have their baggage check
y | Al tt9Ir residence by union TIan.fer CompanJ.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
LIMITED sTATRs PATENT oYyIoE.

u WAsHIEaroE, D. c., NAY l0
On tho petition OF d. o. CusiTss, OF BmithIills,
New Jersey, praying for the extension o. . patent
granted him on the 7th day Of August, 1853. for an
Improvement 10 Straw Cutters:
Ii 10 ordered that the said petitios be heard At
this once the 10Th day Of Judy neIt Any person
may oppose this extension. Obieetions, dsposi-
Hons and other papers should be hlsd In this once
twenty days before the day Of heATinE
SAMUEL s, FISHER,
,nxin MQw COmmission0F OF Patents III
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

IMPRovHMHHrs AROUND tbs CAPiToL,-
The dilapidated stables south OF the Capitol,
which have so long offended the eyesisht OF
visitors, are at last giving away before the
march of improvement. The stone steps 10
were only temporarily laid, have bssn taken
down, and will now bo laid upon apsrmsnent
foundation,
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

BUR0LARr,-T The residence OF Mr. II. =.
Leech, bot = street, was entered At an early
hour on Saturday by burglars, who, after ran.
amount of booty,
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

NOTICED. W. Anderson, tho colored
justice Of the peace-oflico 2l9 1 street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

Tan LoKa BkIDGA,-Knieksr Brad.
shaw, Of Alexsndria, was engaged on SatuT.
day with Mr.. ClephAne In making . survey Of
the railroad bridge over the Potomac pTepAra-
tory 10 an estimate OF the amount required to
put 1t In good repair. His estimate will be
submitted In few days.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

MEssRs. M. TAYLOR Il Co. announce
through our columns to-day a great reduction
iu dress goods and lace points Ladies should
call and save from twenty-five to thirty per
cent,
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

TIM ACTING MAIoR.-During tho absenee
OF Mayor Bowen In Boston, General John =,
Board OF Aldermen to-day, will, by virtue Of
his office, be the Aoting Mayor Of the city,
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

For GOOD Cotton Socks 60 to the Original
Franc, 494 Seventh street, between d and
Z. Prices 8, 10, Is, 20c. and upward.
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EVERY uAE should bear in mind that there
butter and cheese al SpiosF'B butter depot.
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!, J, MRIGs, Clerk

IN THE ORPHANS COURT PoR WASHING.
L ton couuiy. Juas 8, 1885, Ordered this day
that the sale made and reportci BY BLIAs DAVIS,
Of lot "a. IN square siI, In city o. ws.htu-.
ton, to ZscSArish Downing bo. and the ,ams
will be confirmed on the lst day OF July,
1860 II no objection be made thereto on or before
that day provided copy ofthis order bo published
In the NATIONAL REPUBLIoAN. once week for
three weeks before said day. Tho guardian 70.
WI, Y. PURCELL. Judge.
Tsst. A g. WEBSTER,
ie9.WSWs Register Of Wills
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RoBBERT AND DAssAULT-Dr. 3. ID. Blanchard
while sitting In his office, on.F street, on Fri
day evening last, was assaulted from behind
by some unknown misoreAnt, who knocked
him senselels and then Tiied the once OF eV
erything valuable