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The national Republican., 1869-03-04
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

phoPosALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
HrADa,es DI.r. IsDlis T.na,rsnr, osyio.,
GaIEr % GonsIss.RI OF p,svss,sIssoI,
r. Oss as, n (, ,hs aSSdsI'spsS T0r dS.cs.
% iie dsiSsay NJ saS,i.I.aas. Sia sssss. ssss = !.
"a ToRT GIBSON. GEERoKES NATION. l. T.
400 pounds Of Bacon
800 gallons of vinegar.
barrels Of Pork,
f5ogR e ,t ss goal Il sa,lly TO tn. best
: SssaS ss s:' s Sst baI' ar 4:
sSHI I'D pa :a'S sa
sslbSTs & 400 pounds ip hsTes. Or casks. and
,oIiSns Tss SALT e be q ssSa quality ad ps, yP
pounds IN double sacks Of sunny saeklnG and cot.
nm yiSI2SAR to be q h.., quality. and mad. q
lows 200 gallons 10 barrels of good aaaiiiy, 80.
sna ao s.Sas s =; Ss. ss e.
Sf md .ss os ed
The PORK 70 be prime mess pork, TO be nut m "a.
q Ss 70 s'
2uired The person or persons to whom aBy award
%ads a. TS.s BE % saeeal: nd
ness y commence the delivery OF stores on ths aoh
day q April, $780, aud to continue lhe same in tueb
Quantities as may bs req uired unll the ist Az ~
December. 1900. At which time tha whole ,moant ~
piled. ''' 'A.' '''up
Samples Of articles (exespt msat.) mast accom-
~ tne In boxes or boules, and not 10
Zach bid must be accompanied By good and sun
eient Euaranteb from two or more persons, Nv hose
lOyhily and solyenoy 10 eeTtihed by q elsIk OF a
oouI oi reeord,l settling forth that they will In The
event q ~ acceptance. give ample bonds and 80.
curly Tor the faithful performance OF the same
Ihe name and place Of residence Of each bidder
and surety must be given, -
No proposal will be entertained unless satisfao-
ioriy represented that does not fully comply with
the terms of this advertisement.
IN hsIGpposais may pc for the whole or any 1t Of
Any contract awarded under thiu adysrtl.ar.nt
Will be made subject 70 the approval of he Com
mlAsary General Of Subsistence, u, g. Army ana
tho right Is reserved to reject any or ali bida N
Az stores delivered will DO subject to rEid 10
Payments upon tho CONTRACTS awarded will bs |
made monthly IN current funds, or As soon As tho
sAme SHAH have been received. =
fpSSS,s htS Il be present a. he opening
bonds will be furnished on application 10 this ohee
ftoPosais must be plainly lnaorsed "PToposAis |
or Subsistence Stores, and addressed TO the Chief
Jommissary of subsistenee, District indian Terri
ByOrdT Of BTs'sf hajar. .e.R, BuH. spsg.Yn
Dist Indian Territory Iihe.a' !
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

The NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE USIoS
LEAGUE OF NoRTH AMERIcA.-This supreme
council closed a two days session at Wood.
wards Hall yesterday. Members were pres
eut from nearly every State in the Union.
A large amount Of business was transacted,
during which the utmost harmony prevailed.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing years Hon. John W. Geary, Of
Pennsylvania, president; Hon. c. w. God.
dard, Of New York, first vice president; II.
NJ. Turner, of Georgia, second vice presl.
dent; Thomas 7. Baker; Of New York, re.
cording secretary; Samuel +. Gwinner, Of
Pennsylvania, corresponding secretary.
A local committee Of FIVE and an cXecu-
tive committee, composed of one from each
State, were also appointed.
The council adjourned to meet in New
York city on the second Wednesday in De.
cember next.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

YoUE6 BURGLARS ARREsTED,-Two boys,
Samuel Peterson and Frank Miller, were ar.
rested yesterday by Officer r. J, King on the
charge of breaking open the smoke-house Of
Joseph Bailey, IN the Seventh ward, and
stealing therefrom large amount OF meat.
The charge being proven, Justice Tucker
sent the young thieves 10 jail for court.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

FIRE.-About half past eight o'clock this
morning fire was discovered In the rear OF No.
474 Eleventh street. An alarm was sounded
from Box 3S, (Franklin engine-house.) The
Union engine responded, the other engines
being out Df service. Owing to the distance
this engine had to go, the flames obtained
considerable headway. The fire was, how
ever, through the exertions of the flremcn,
mostly confined to the rear building. The
house is the property Of Mr.. Samuel Nor
ment, and at the time Of the fire was occu-
pied by aT. Charles White. The loss is con-
siderable, Mr.. Norment's being estimated at
about $4,000, and Mr.. Whites at s40O. The
rear building was destroyed.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

.OS MONDAY the case OF the Statc against
Geo. d. and John A. Wise, indicted for
shooting Ed ward A. Pollard, was settled in
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county, Md,
on payment Of costs by the defenda nts. 1t
Is understood that Mr.. Pollard hea ring of
some magnanimous remarks made by the,
Messrs. Wise on the death OF his brother, il
Rives Pollard, declined to prosecute, the case
any further.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

To GIVE USEFUL INFORMATION to our citi-
zens as well as the strangers who daily pc
ruse our columns has been ounaim. We
can serve them no better than by directing
their footsteps to the establishment Of our
young friends, Messrs. A. Sake & Co., who
have at all times on hand every requisite for
a gentlcmnn's wardrobe, as well as children's
and youths wear. The many concerts,
balls, parties, &C., all Of n recherche charac.
ter, which take place this week, lead us to
these remarks, as their stock Of full Dress
Coats, double-breastcd Coats, Doeskin Pants
black Dress Vests, are gotten up with taste
and care. Their number Is 5l7 Seventh
street, adjoining the National Bank of the
Republic
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

DARING RoBBERY.-On Tuesday night last
the house of Willis Anderson, a well-known
citizen Of Fairfax county, residing near
Gum Spring, few miles below Alexandria,
was entered by three men disguised as ne
groes, who struck Mr.. Anderson with a slung
shot, disabling him, and then proceeded to
rob the house of 81 200. The family gave
the alarm, and the robbers were pursued,
but have not yet been caught.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

THE GREAT OK cAS DRAw.-People who
passed the open space at the corner Of Sew.
enth and Pennsylvania avenue yesterday
will no longer doubt the ability Of the big or
to draw-not only crowd to pay their quar-
tersto see him, but host Of side-shows also
We noticed iu passing, the patent cement
and the magic soap man, the weighing, the
lining and the blowing scales, telescopes,
microscopes and stereoscopes, patent win.
dow blinds, patent medicines, organ grinders,
newsboys, apple women, and bootblacks, re.
mlndlng one Of Donnybrook fair, and ai OF
them apparently well patronlzed.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

The THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN CLuR.-
The Third ward club held a meeting al their
room, at Wlsewell Barracks, last evening
Mr.. Wright, from the committee Of arrange.
ments, reported that they had procured
badges and made all necessary arrangement
for the parade to-day. After transactinp
some other business connected with the turn,
out, the club adjourned to meet at theil
room at eight o'clock this morning.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

| TnE BILL to strengthen the public credit,
which has finally passed Congress, both
Houses having agreed to the report Of the
committee Of conference, provides that In
q, dor to remove any doubt rs to the purpose
of the Government to discharge all lust ol,li-
0ations - the public creditors, and to settle
conflicting questions and interpretations Of
tho laws by ylrtuc Of which such obligations
have been contracted, Il Is hereby provided
aud declared that tho faith of tho United
co, IN, or its equivalent, Of all the obligations
of /, he United States not bearing interest,
know, I as United States notes, and OF the In
terest-h ,aring obligations Of the United
States :, -cept In cases where the law author
izinp the h, sue Of any such obligation has ex.
pressly prov. 'ded that the same may be paid
In lawful mon " or other currency than gold
and silver. Bu, none OF said intcrest-bcar-
Ing obligations no. already due shall be paid
or redeemed before maturity, unless at such
time limited States no. tcs shall be convertible
into coin at the option Of the holder, or un-
less AT such time bonds o. the United States
bearing a lower rate Of ilterest than the
bonds to be redeemed can be sold at par In
coin. And the United States also soLcmnly
pledges Its faith TO make provision at the
earliest practicable period for the redc, nption
Of the United States notes In coin. That
any contract hereafter made specihcs lily pay
able In coin, and the consideration Of which
may be loan of coin, or q sale Of property,
or the rendering Of labor or seryj &C Of any
kind, the price Of which as CARR ed into the
contract may have been adjusted on the basis
Of the coin value thereof at the time Of such
sale or the rendering of such service or labor,
shall be legal and valid, and be enforced nc-
cording to its terms; and on the trial Of a
suit brou yht for the enforcement of any such
contract proof of the real consideration mo :,
he Riyeu,
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

WEST VIRGINIA has ratified the constltu-
tional amendment In the House by vote of
% to 70, and In the Senate by vote of 10
too,
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

NOTWITHSTANDING the recent advance In
cotton goods I have just received and am
enabled to offer full assortment of sizes OF
Gentlemen's Dress Shirts, of good quality
and well fitting, for 81 each. Ihave also OF
hand full assortment of the finest grade.
Of Gentlemen's Shirts, as we'll as good
stock of Boys and Youths Shirts, from
tl.25 to s2 each. gro. c. HESSNG,
No. 5ll Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

HlGHwAr RoBBERY.-Mr. Benjamin Nc
Daniels was stopped upon the street by two
colored men on Tuesday night, and robbed
Of his money. Officers SmOot and Marders
arrested William Pepper and Samuel Peter
son, aud they were held by Justice Tucker
for q further hearing.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

The GERMAN VETERAN USIo. held
man Soldiers and Sailors Union It
meeting last night to make arrangeme.;
for the Inauguration parade. The president,
Carl Damn, esq, presided.
Several new members were introduced,
after which arrangements for the parade OF
the union were made.
Two beautiful flags, which had been pre-
pared, were then presented to the club. One
Of these Is an American flag, the other that
Of the German confederation, black, white
and red. A vote Of thanks was rendered to
the donors, and the union by resolution de-
cidcd to dedicate the colors with due cerc-
monies on the first Wednesday evening In
April, when several distinguished speakers
will be present. The union then adjourned
to meet again this morning precisely at s
O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

CRIMINAL CouRr-Juigc Iyyiie. -Thls
court was occupied as follows yesterday,
John Boyle, assault aud battery with intent
to Kill James Barly on the Goth Of January
last. He was found guilty and sentenced q
the pcnltentiary for two years.
Inc court then adjourned until Friday
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

The RIVER FRoST.-The following vessels
arrived yesterday; Schrs. Julia, Capt. Har.
ris, wood for Z. l.. Fay; Agnes Ann, Capt.
Miller, with woodj steamer Guiding Star,
Capt. Wilson, with wood. Sailed-Sloop
Vandctla, Capt. Whites schr. Jane Mary,
Capt. Wilson.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

-.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Chiff Justice Cartier
This court was occupied as follows ycster-
days
Jourdan vs.. McAllistcr, the trial of which
was concluded after having occupied the
court for several days. The jury found a
verdict for the plaintiff.
McCauley vs.. McCallan & Casey. Judg-
ment by default for s220.
Murray VS.. Allabach. Judgment by dc.
fault.
Brown vs.. Cartier. Judgment by default
made final for sl22.4e.
CASES TOMORROW.
Inc following cases are set for trial to-
morrow; Nos. 500, 3s7, ~, 07, 100, 3Ss, 10,
2l, 23 20, 32, 44,45, 40, Al, 4s, 40, so, SO, SO,
and 81, and appeal 62.
Ths court then adjourned until Friday
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

PAID OFF.-The Metropolitan force were
paid oil yesterday at the Central guard
house. Officer Pond, afteH being paid of,
and while on his way to the Capitol, was re-
lleyed of S4i.95. This We should say was
"bearding the lion In his den."
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

COLUMBIA PREssNEN's ASSOCIATION
This association, composed Of the lette
press printers Of this city, held their annua
celebration at the Kloman restaurant, oI
Seventh street, last evening. The occasion
was noted by an oyster supper. gotten up II
flne style by mine host Rohr, which wa
ably discussed by those present, after which
came the "good old time" for which thi
class of the craft are fully qualified to d.
full justice.
Mr.. Maher, the president Of the nssocia
tlon, well tllled his position at tho head oI
the table, and speeches were made, soug'
were sung and stories told, interspersed b,
some instrumental music by member
Wit and sentiment cnlivcned the occasion
and pleasant time generally was cnjoyot
by all who participated therein.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

hsDIcAL ADVISORY BOARD.
Ar BARNES. Surgeon General United Stat,
p. HoRWiTZ, Chief Medical DepRrtmer
Upited states Navy. wAshington.
D. W. BLISS, NJ D., wSshihEiOn.
The Adysntasss offered BY this Company arc
Its National Company, chartered by spOeis
act Of Congress, 1855.
A pail up capital Of tl. 10000.
u offers low rates 81 premium,
NfurniShes larger Insurance than other eomparit
for the same money,
Il IL deduite aud certain In its terms.
Ills home company In every locality.
Its policies arc exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions In the pJl
kvery roiiey j. non for eItabfe
FolIelys may be taken which pay to the insuro
thelr full amount and return all the premiums,
that the Insurance costs only the decrease On ih
Policies wIiIbe Issued that will pay to the 10
sdred during life tu annual income Of one tenth th
snoant named In the policy.
No sxtra rate Is charged for risks upon the live
Ii ia.urss not to secure dividends, but at so loy
cost that dividends will be impossible.
A LOCAL A0BNT Is WANTED IN EVER
COUNTY. and applications from competent par
lies foi such agencies, with suitable ements
should be addressed to the Company's Genera
Agents only in their respective districts.
ClIerlar., Pamphlets. aud full particulars yiyn
on application At the onleo " the Company In thi
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

TnE ATTENTION of citizens and stranOcr.
Is called to the fact that we have a bona nj,
trunk manufnctory right here In the civ III
washington, which is worthy of n yIsit
Inc establishment referred to Is that NJ
Messrs. j. 8. Topham & Co., No. 500 Seventh
street, second square north Of Pennsylyanla
avenue, and next to Odd-Fellows' Hail
lsign OF the big trunk.) These gentlemen
manufacture all their trunks (of which thew
nave every conceivable style known In The
world, and some known nowhere else than
IN their own establishment of the best ma
terlal, while the work is done by flrst-class
workmen under their personal superyision.
mr. McMurray, the junior member of tbc
hrin some time since invented his natsnt
stay, one Of the greatest improyemepts Of
the age, which is attached TO All trnnks mr.
chased from the establishment, witbon,
cnarge. IL Is, perhaps, unnecessary to adJ
,,ailnongh II Is n fact, that they have tbc
largest and best selected stock Of bnrncss
'diery, aud all the necessary appcndages
turn out which can be founfl in
o q dno s'"u' VIC furnished
he country.
It the lowest prices.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

Adopted.
Rev: Henry Boehm, venerable associate
OF Bishop Francis Asbury, related his ex-
pcrience while travelling with Bishop Asbury
In Ohio rom 1908 TO 1913. In relation 10
written sermons he said he never could be
persuaded that reading was preaching,
When Z man read his eye was engaged, AMI
there was NOT that opportunity for the coun.
tenance TO preach.
An amount Of routine business and ,he
announcement by the chairmen OF the eom.
mittees Of the time and place Of meeting. the
time for adjournment having arrived.
Rev. b. Peyton Brown Announced tho,
there would bc preaching at 7,3O O'Clock 10.
night as follows Foundry, by the Rev. Mr..
Hinklei Union, Rev. J. W. swopc, MoKen.
dree, Rev. NJ. Gohecn; Ryland, Rev. Harri.
son McNemari Gorsuch, Rev. w. @. Mullen.
hey; .. Cummings will preach tomorrow nj
,he Foundry, and Rev. c. F. Thomas AT The
Union chapel. ~ '"e
The doxology In long meter was then suny.
and the benedictlon pronounced by the Rev
John Miller. "'''
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

DEAD CnILD.-Sergcant Franklin yester-
day morning found dead white child In the
area of St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum. He
took 1t to the Central guard-house and sum-
moned the coroner. DR.. Potter did not, how
ever, deem II necessary to hold an inquest.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

ilmcIs steam lines aud Adams' Express 70 care of
Ri n. Hayenner, Freight Agent at Alexandra,
VIII he forwarded as far as Leesburg free OF
charge other than our regular tariff rates,
Communication Passen ger Tickets between Alox-
sndria And Leesburs aud intermediate stations at
cheap rates -
Round Trip Tickets good otny for day Of issue
batweep Alexandria and Lees6urE, and between
th,se places ard intermediate points, are Issued at
reduced rates. wAsHfE0TON BLYTHE,
ah3U General Superintendent
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

ihEhLN ARRIVED
inc lGuowing companies of visiting fire.
men arrived In town last night and were re-
celyed by the Washington City Fire Depart
ment, headed by Marshal john G. CIaTy and
Chief Engineer Elwood Harmony Engine
Company, of Philadelphia; Good will En-
gino Company, Of Philadelphia, and Taylor
Hose Company, OF inc same city. Their ap-
and the members quartercd at several of tSS
hotels. ''''
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

PREsENTATIoS.-Mr. A. C. Cameron, OF
the Post Office Department, upon his arrl-
rival home from his wedding tour In the
North, on Saturday last, was made the re-
ciplent of handsome sllyer-plated tea SER
vice by his fellow clerks as token of their
friendsliD
The national Republican., 1869-03-04
&

A LExANDRiA. bSyg9gS AND HAMpsuIF
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

THIEVES SUMNARrLY DEALT wITH.-All da!
yesterday the officers Of the detective corp
were busily engaged at the depot and at tn
various hotels Of the city looking out for tn
many thieves who have suddenly migrate,
to Washington. Their researches were sue
cessful, and about twelve or nftcen Of tn
''fraternity" were committed to jail by Justic
Walter to await further hearing next Mon
day.. The great majority OF these person
are from the West, the eastern professional
having not yet arrived. II may be that thcs
proceedings are not in strict accordance wit
law, but our people will certainly feel safe
at the thought that these fellows arc In jal
rather than let loose to prey upon the pocket
and residences OF our citizens.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04


sPEhCRRIAn PENMANsHIP DEPARTMENT
g this inatitntion provides unequalled facilities
iof the ae9uiremeut Of free and elegant hRud-
wnunE Ladies' and gentlemen are received for
evening.
WEEPING, VISITING and ADDRESS CARDS,
syls equal to engraving.
The Tszte9ois aud BLANKS usoi In the in.tilu-
slon' All varieties Of writing paper, Ink, OF tho
best quality. All the speneeriau PubiieatlGns
apd ihe eelsbrAted Sneneefian Steel Pens may be
obtAinsd either By students or citizens nt the COL
lego once; HENRY N, COPP. Prosident
-Hhhkl y. hPAkcRn. Secretary iA2H.'f
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

81 Trains leaving BsltlnoTe and Ohio iDspOt Il 4
s.s. EI,h oT.ns: hlsIs1dIs and
n&ssss JqasllSa and Hsrf .cubars. '''N''n hA
IRON haua;.as and Hafrsonbnrs Al! aS 'I p NAN n
w pur,, 9. X ITEyEEs. Cen sup't
W :. 'HkLPs' Zen Manager. deeSJ-if
'hR BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Train. Till Ss between bSliioTo @ and " %Rse. fR
sssB ss 81 Fsas sasasSP as;P' s E 'iS' NJ
iHy FIX rslIHff'Fs SIf f..ss sU1SaE S.il
ssfept usst 1Rit,nrday p M. Ths.o trains con.
WikSlIEsfER &JcoaGESSi66ArloY TRAIN
GsSVSs wnsSsser' 'SP oE ss%ssss % tsSsss' d.IFy sIR
reassI.s a GsSsPIS) GJsssPItSS) t az s9o ~ Conaystna
a. H"acrtown Junction with traia fnr daKsr"' era
the tLLlGoTr,s Mills TRAIN leaves R.l,.
RetaralaS Ie.ves Eieos Mills AZ rs SsSd y II "a 70
: ~'' "na 4'SsSs fSa fHi1AIdkRRisrowv.
ueetn" a. pIui!imGrS W. at ~ a. n and ilgP m, ,eon.
Gog1IS R.TSsi Siryiaa At aSssis,Sws @ n.HEiS5 az aa
sio sd aad S II p M RstiS5ninE issyS aasSItSy9 Al
fR6iR wIscHEsrER.
ryHG a. %iaoLsstsr al % and o pIUp IA. Retasa: m
IN ~ 4, g. Mlnehsstsr at aud 10 0s5 a. m arriving
,n ' y fdR ,Yl %lshiSsdaft5tSSp 4 h fttSp' m
Lesys Baltimore At $50, O6. 6sO and si5 a. m,
IEo% WisiIiNSRoS FOR BALTIMORE.
"a sn wssshington at 7 and sa. IN. and i9i0, .,
- FOR ANNAPOLIS
leaSs %ashitnlmere nhtlmere az Ioa a, m. and i:l6 p. m.
T's. i::'s iESSiss s'' spssSS sS
Leave hSltimore for WhAhin gton n 4:5O and 8 20
Al a. .d aad Nh s.S ssd s'2o Leave Washington
For furt her information, TlekeIs Of eyerv hind
&e Apply 70, ], n. EN3LkND' Asept. CamdSSnn dhSn
stah on. OF at the Ticket Once. '"
JOHN l.. WILSON,
' a. ~, Master Of Transportation
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

LEWIS BETz, Nos. 233 and 235 G street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
near the War and Navy Departments, Is nj
ways prepared to furnish his friends with
the choicest wines, liquors and cigars, while
his tables are furnished with all the dellca-
Giles Of the season. His walters arc atten-
tive and his charges are moderate. \
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

ToURNAMEST.-The tournament for the
champion lance, which was fixed to occur
at the National Race Course on the Sd of
March, has been postponed until the Sd Of
May.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

TmE MAGIC Conn will color the Hair or
Beard u permanent Black or Brown. It con-
talns no poison. There Is no slop or stain
arising from Its use. If you buy one you
will forever discard all other hair dyes or
preparations. MAGIC Conn COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass.
For Rnlc, wholesAr and retail, hy Chas.
stOti, 3Ij Pennsylvania avenue, and an other
druggists. n
The national Republican., 1869-03-04
THE WASHINGTON GRAYs.

This crack military organization Of Phila.
drlphla, accompanied by Beck's celebrated
cornet band, arrived In the city last night
and quartered at the National Hotel. They
presented q splendid appearance aud will be
feature In the procession to-day.
VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN WAR AND SOL
DIERs' HOME
viii assemble this morning at $3.50 OH Six
teenth-and-a-half street, west of Prcsldent's 3
square. Col. J. T. Kretschmar, Capt. Jas.
p. Shillem and Lafayette Myer, ESQ.,, assis-
tant marshals, will supply those who served
In Mexico with badges OF the association,
INAUGURAL UNION PRAYER MEETING
At z o'clock this evening at Rev. Mr.. But
ler's church, corner Of II and Eleventh
streets, Major General o. o. Howard pre-.
siding An appropriate programme has
been @ arranged and will be found In the pews.
Ihis Is q new and oommondablc feature Of
inauguration day.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

The Philadelphia Inylneibles, a powerful
Republican organization of the Quaker city,
arrived In the city last evening. They num-
Der about one hundred and 1fty members,
and are accompanied by o splendid band.
Their headquarters is at Willards, as denoted
by very large transparency erected over
the main doorway of the hotel.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04

TnE sEcosD oaOAS coScRRr Is p, slponed
until further notice.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-07-07
Il c0HYKTTED LIFE.

ca THirgl
Five hundred dollars have saved
4 rather moderate store.
NJ matter; l shall he cnntont
When Eve Il little more.
al forty)
Nell, l can CONT tea thousand now
That's better thau before;
.laa may well be satisfied
Wien I've 4 iittlo saers.
At Fsfry)
so7ne iiits tliaHaad pretty we'll
fnt | have earned il sore,
However. shall not cemplaiat
Whsi re i little more.
Al sie4a4
one hunted thousand sick and old;
All. life Is half 4 bore,
f..t car be coafent to live
When rye 4 little more.
ii Ssnenty.>
10 ,iie,--tslsi 10 his greedy heirs
lie leaves cs,untless store,
His wealth Aas purchased lima tomb
aiii very Itile n"re