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The national Republican., 1869-02-10

HYMESIAL.-A large and brilliant com
pany assembled at ST.. Aloyslus church, TO
witness the nuptial ceremonies Of Mr.. Henry
II. Alexander, a promising young lawyer Of
this city, (son Of Columbus Alexander, esq.,)
and Miss L. A. Neale, daughter Of the late
Capt. Neale. The bride was waited upon by
Misses Julia Neale and Anna Ornne, while
Mr.. r. A. Neale and +. Z. Alexander per-
formed tho like Offices for the groom. The
bride was handsomely attired In robe OF
white corded silk elaborately trimmed, and
wore u beautiful wreath Of orange blossoms
and clematis. Rev. Charles II. Stonestreet
performed the marriage ceremony, after
gratulations and good wishes Of their many
friends who were present.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

CAUCUS REPUBLICAN MEETING. - Last
night the delegates TO the Georgetown Re-
publican Mayoralty convention met at the
residence of gentleman In Georgetown TO
select suitable candidates for the mayoralty
of that town, to be. balloted for In conven-
tion, to be held In a day or two. The pro
ceedipgs Of the caucus were kept secret, but
we understand from those on the "outside, !"
who aver they know whereof they speak,
that the prominent candidates will be Major
George Hill, jr., and DR.. G. II. Cragin, two
well-known citizens OF Georgetown.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

CHANGE or OYTICKRs.-ohicer Emanuel
B. Cation, who for some time past has been
night officer on duty at the Second precinct
station house, has been transferred 10 duty
as night officer at police headquarters. on
Ger Josiah Grant, OF the Second precinct,
takes Mr.. Cations place as station-houDe
clerk, while Officer Jerry Bresnahan has been
transferred from the Sixth precinct to flll tho
vacancy in the Second occasioned by the
change. Mr.. Cation filed the position as
night officer at police headquarters very ac-
ceptably some two years ago.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

on WEDNESDAY MORNING the official count
Of the electoral vote Of the United States will
be had at Washington. By n curious coin
oidence the beginning Of Lent falls on the
same day. For our Democratic friends we
fear the lenten season this time will extend
four years.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

CoSvULsIoSs.-On Monday evening OFF,
GERS Lawler and Shubrick found a man,
named Lewis Lowe, laboring under strong
commissions at the corner Of ! and Sixth
streets. The officers had him conveyed to
the once Of DR.. Croggon,. who rendered
medical assistance, after which the sufferer
was removed TO his home on Massachusetts
avenue, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

OUR REsTACRANTs.-Amon our numer-
GUS and wcl-conducted restaurants, we par
ticularly note that Of Mr.. Wormley, Nos. $40,
3l4, 3lS, and 800 ! street, near Vermont ave-
nue., which has been rettted and literally
supplied with everything to make II complete
In all Its appointments. Dinner, supper, and
other parties served In and out Of the house
at the shortest notice. Mr.. Wormley enjoys
a reputation as caterer second to none In
this part Of the country, and we might say
In the whole country.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

LADIES' should call and see the Embroidered
Upper at Princes Stamping and FlutinG
ooms, s77 Y street, between Tenth and Elev-
eLth streets. Only place In town TO do steam
Fluting.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

ORPHANS COURT.
" JAEuARY 20, 1870.
District Of Coluplbia Wdshin0ton CoUnty, TO tolt'
In the case Of CArHARIEE CosSoE. Adminis-
tTatTix Of JOHS COEEoR, deceased, the AdminiA.
tratTiK aforesaid has with the APPRECIATION OF the
OrphSus, Co IIt q Washingtop County aforesaid.
A. D 1879, for the hual settlement aud diStribl:
ton Of the personal estate Of said deesasad aud Of
collected and turned into money; when and whore
all the creditors And heirs OF SAID deceased are
Vouohed, or they may otherwise by Law be sx
cIuded from all bepsht in said decesssd's estate
provided a copy Of this order be published once 4
week f,T thres weeks In the NLriosAL REPUBLI.
Test; JAMES X. O'bBlFNB,
fal .M9ws Register OF Wills,
The national Republican., 1869-02-10
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STATES PATENT oPFIcE,

. WAsHIN0ToN, D, O, Jan. p, I5d9,
On the petition Of SOLOMON z BoLLEs, Of Roehes'
ter, Massachusetts, praying for the extension of
paIent granted him on the 10th day Of April, 1855,
iur An Improvement In Machine for Raising aud
Transporting Stones:
IL L. ordered that said petition be heard at this
oGlec on the 7th day Of April next Any person
may oppose this extsusi Objections, deplsi'
IS. "a other M peT- should be hled IN this nhrs
"' ELISHA F0OTE,
lap9Q.s9t Commissioner Of Patents
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

FIRENRs In general are supposed to put
out fires, but ccrtnin Of those OF Philadelphia
evidently believe Ii their duty TO klndle fires,
In proof Of which the Press relates the his
tory Of several fires purposely kindled to give
the companies a Wrun.O
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

No MEETrSd.-In the absence of quorum
of the Fire Commissioners, no business was
transacted last evening.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

PICKErT's division of the confederate army
Is to be cmbalmcd In history by Rev. Hugh
Roy Scott, Of the Episcopal Church.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

A POISONED CAVE Is said to exist In the
mountains of Jilitla, Mexico, the air Of
which poisons any one who ventures into IL.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

CHANGE OF NAME.-The name of the post
ONCE, at the settlement on the other side of
Eastern Branch bridge, has been changed by
the Postmaster General from uniontown to
Anacostla. This section Of the District Is
fast improving.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

STOLEN Books REcovERED.-Mr. Alfred
Hunter, dealer In nd-hand books, having,
from time to time, missed a considerable
number OF volumes, caused a search warrant
to be Issued, which was placed in the hands
OF Officer Luskey. The officer proceeded to
room In house No. II A street, occupied
by Col. George II. Hickman, where the
books were found, but Hickman had de-
camped. The stolen property found was
valued at $50, which was turned over to Mr..
Hunter.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

THE ECONOMY Butter COMPANY ask at
tention TO their system Of making butter, by
the aid Of the extract Of butter plants, for
which agents are wanted everywhere. See
their advertisement.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10
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Zach T, ute must be hid for separately, with sep.
arnte guarantee and ceri aoats, snd must provide
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law. and proposals must nast %@ bs Eosrantsea by two
mater oT Judge Of a court o. feeord.
3 %ads tSa rPs s not psrSr%s,d and
ducied. Ror arrivals 80 far behind time as to
| break eonueetion with depending NAL Is, aud not
| sutieently excused, one fourth Of the eompensA-
| tion for the trip ID subject to forfeiture.
Pines will be imposed-unless the d. linqupnsy
be satisfaetOrily explAined-for neEle-tug &, take
the mall from or Into post once forsuderlng Ii
to be Injured destroyed, robbed. or lost,o for
| fusing, after demand, to convey the mail as fro
quenly as the contractor runs. or Is concerned In
funning, vehicles on the route,
The Postmaster General may Annul the contract
for disobeyipg the post once laws or the instTue-
tioes Of the Department He may alter the 'ebedple
Of departures and arrivals, and also order an In
crease Of service By allowing therefor PRO rata
Increase on contract pay He may also eurtaiL ol
pr9portionAte decrease Of pay. allowing as full
indemnify to the contractor one month's extra
| compensation on the amount OF service dispensed
| with, and pro rata compensation for the service
| retained aud continued.
For form Of proposal. ke., &c,, see advertisement
tor 3, IoSss Ssshsr ~ hassa rs is neGTsInS y,
similar advertisement issued bY the Department,
| Bids should be addressed to the "sacond Assist.
ant Postmaster General, superseribed "Propo-
sails; Colorado 0ysIland, Snd sent ~ nal
| ja9-sIt Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

MEssRs. FRANKLIN HALL AND GEO. 7.
HOWARD have purchased the store of Messrs.
D. A. Delawig Il Co., No. 397 Seventh
street, between II and /, aud invite attention
to their stock. Mr.. Hall was for many
years In the employ of Messrs. Hall & Hume,
and Is favorably known to large number of
our citizens,
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

ONE ~ THE BEsT LOCATED OFFICES on
Seventh street Is offered for rent by W, L.
Wall 4 Co., auCtioneers. corner OF Ninth
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

Ed. DoLAS, Merchant Tailor, has removed
to the corner Of Fourteenth and streets,
next TO the Ebbitt House.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

BOARD WANTED In private family by a
gentleman and his daughter See advertise
ment.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10
Proposals.

AUGUSTUS II. WARD, one Of the Oldest
merchants of New York, is dead.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

BLANKETS FOR HIRE during the Inauguration
10 large quantities Address
MERCHANT,
Washington City Post once.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

Tue STEAMSHIP VmGDnA, OF the New
York and Washington Express line, Is dis
charging her cargo at q street wharf. Con-
siguees will take notice,
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

An APRON PAIR, at which every sort Of
apron, from a baby's bib to blacksmith's
leather, is proposed by the ladies OF Hastings,
Minnesota,
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

KATE REIasoLDs aud the Elsie Holt Bur
lcsque Troupe babe farewell to Boston au'
dlences Saturday night.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

AGENTS are wanted to sell Abbott's patent
metallic hub. Apply to 3. 7: T.. sterick, X
street, between Eighth and Ninth
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

A NUMBER OF wealthy Cubans have ar.
rived In Louisiana TO make Investments In
sugar plantations.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

ORruASs' CoURT - Judge Purcell. This
court was not In session yesterday, the
Judge being absent In Alexandria. Meets
this morning at II o'clock.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

THE total expenses Of a arst-class travel.
ing circus and menagerie for one season will
average about t14l 900.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

ODD FELLowsHIris Is fourishlng In Wiscon-
sin, and new lodges are being Instituted very
mpidly.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

opyssA PAINTER CoLLAPsIas SKIRT, the best
made. Douglass, sole agent NO. 1O3 Ninth
ltTeet
The national Republican., 1869-02-10
, PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
OFFICE CoNnIssART OF euBsIsrEsCB,I
uhlos, No. II EnterpriSe Insurance Building, }
CIECIssATI, OHIO. Feb. Q, lA9
saaled prop ,sals Ia duplicate Ia copy Of th Ad.
yer ,ssment attached e sash' are lhy,.sd M 2
February, lsoa. for the following tuhHlstenee
store-, to be delivered, free OF draJAte, gt tueh
nlsce In Cincinnati as may be desirnstsd by the
400 GsrfSi, u MESS or PRIME MESS PORK.
new crop. full weight and full ,alt,d, In Oat bar
relH, 70 hO red, ll6 tO IS hoops on each bar.
Ssl.l and q the fSIlown, st.ndsTd Bach barrel Of
meat. nun ubsrnE not over Is Pieee., incl only
ths TogulsT proportion Of flank aud shoulder cuts,
md should be packed originally with " pounds Of
TuIk's Island salt ana clear brine as strong a.
salt will make II. RNeh barrel Of Prime Mess
should have 20 piee = Of side cuts. weighing not less
than 80 pounds. The sbanks Of the Shoulders cut
nh close, % pieesh to the barrel.
No Pork vi I'LL be received from which Any sur
plus weight ha. been deducted from the barrel
Proposals will be considered for the whole OF
part Of the Quantily Tequired-not less than III
bArrals-And y hen delivered the barrels must be
marked according to directions given.
The right Is Isserysd to reject any or all bids
PIrposAls to be addressed to the undeTsiE cd, I'd
marked ''PrOposAls for PoIk, ~
JOHN p, HAWKINS.
fel0-td Capt and G. 8. BIT. MAJ. Gen. U. s.A.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10
THE CAuRTa.

CIRCUIT CoURT-ChiJ Justice Cartier
This court was occupied as follows yes
terday,
Stanley q Co. vs. Bartholow. Judgment
BY default on inquisition for e149.68.
Kennedy vs. National Bank Of Metropo-
lie. Argument had upon motion to quash
attachment under which certain funds are
now held, which 1t Is proposed to remove 10
New York.
The motion was argued by Messrs. Brent
and Davidge, and its further consideration
postponed until this morning.
Smith ys. Peyser. Judgment by default
final.
shinn VS.. Fletcher. Ordered to be placed
on the trial calender.
Burch vs.. Fraaier. judgment confessed.
Butler We. Thornton. Verdict for t22,-
6s7.5o.
Riggs vs.. Angus, (two cascs.) Judgment
by default.
Mulligan vs.. Byrne. Order Of condemna-
tion Of all property attached, except lot 8,
In square 800. Judgment to be IN psrsonsm.
Bryan a Bro. vs.. Pitcher; Banks vs.. Brnnd.
neri Lloyd a Co; vs.. Lambrigut. Judgment
by default In each case.
The following appeal cases were contln-
ued; Yanderwerken vs.. Martin, Keefe vs..
Van Rlswlck; Langley vs.. the Mayor Of
/ Washingtonj Dainese vs.. Callan; Briscoe vs..
Papulas; Williams Va. Rutherford; North
| VS.. Grimth; King q Son vs.. O'Brien.
CASES TO-DAY.
The following cases are assigned for trial
to-day; Nos. 1876, "a, 90, 80, SS, 35, 81, ss,
30 and Al.
Adjourned.
CRIMINAL CouRT-y ypdqs Fishsr. - This
court was occupied as follows yesterday;
TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Michael Nash, charged with the murder
Of VIM. Shaunessey, by striking him on the
head with brick.
The Jury named In our issue Of yesterday
having been completed by swearing In the
juror who was not sworn yesterday, the trial
begun.
District Attorney Darlington stated the
case for the prosecution.
Drs. Elliott, Beherds and Shefiert, who
had attended or seen tho deceased, were ex-
amincd, and testified that the deceased came
to his death from the fracture Of the skull,
which might have been caused by blow
from a brick, the testimony being substan-
TALLY the same as at the inquest, which we
published at the time.
The court adjourned while the case was
still on trial.
EouIrr CouRT-Judge 0is.-This court
+ was occupied as follows yesterday;
, Jones vs.. Jones. Order for rule on the de-
fendant to show cause against the attach
, mcnt.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

POLICE observation-disclosures Hynes, a
deserter from the United States military ser
vice, was turned over to the military author
tiles by Justice Morsell.
John alias William Williams, charged
with petit larceny, was sent to jail by Jus
tice Clark.
Charles Thomas, colOrcd, for disordcrly
conduct and carrying concealed weapons,
was fined SIS by Justice Harper.
John Bowen, colored, was before Justice
Tucker, on complaint Of DR.. Mckay, who
charged the accused with having In his pos
session glandered horse. The animal was
ordered to be killed, and Bowen was dis
missed.
john Mack, for violating the hack law,
had to pay fine OF 90.
James Skidmore was fined t5 by Justice
Clark, on a charge Of selling unsound poul-
try In Centre market.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

WEAPp!ka PAPER KEPT FOR SALE AT
w this once
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

EouIrr CouRT-Judgs Oiia.-This court
was occupied as follows yesterday;
Jones vs.. Jones. Order for rule on the de-
fendant to show cause against the attach
mcnt.
Adjourned.
The union Democrat., 1869-08-21
Brief Mention.

Taglioni is sueing for a divorce.
The State of Wisconsin proposes to abolish
the grand jury system.
One of the blonde burlesquers drives the
handsomest pony phaeton at Long Branch.
A lady witness being asked her age by
counsel, replied, "No particular age the
same age as other people
John C. Breckenridge is to deliver speech
on agriculture at country fair in Kentucky
in September.
A gay and festive youth of the age of 102
years has been arr, sted in Hudson, \. y,
for drunkenness.
One hundred negroes are said to be study
ing at Rome for the Roman Catholic priest
hood.
A lioness belonging to Forepaugh's circus
gave birth to t'ree whelpS recently-the first
ever born in Wisconsin.
Philadelphia is principally indebted to Leo
Hudson and her horse for theatrical enter
tainments.
"Seven Temptations. by Mr.. Jos. Foster,
is one of the forthcoming novelties at one OF
the broadway theatres.
The London Sunday Times pronounces
Boucicault's London Assurance the best
comedy. aside from Shakespeare, ever put on
the stage.
The New York Herald SAYS eve have had
too much of johnson, let him stop stumping
and write his book" Rather let him write
his epitaph and get under it.
A man in Ulino has been fined $50 and
cost by Justice of the Peace, for atte npt-
ing TO steal kiss from a Mrs. Slippery.
A Richmond negro who bought his free
dom eighteen years ago, is now worth $780,
600, ard owns the largest livery stable in
Virginia.
The New York Sun says that ex-Minister
Bigelow has been offered $4,000 annually,
and large interest in the New York Times,
to become its manager.
A nine year old resident of Rome, n. Y,
recently hung himself because his mother
would not allow him to pick strawberries.
The Pennsylvania papers are discussing
whether kissing pretty ruby-lipped girls y
should be called strawberry festival or o
two-lip show.
A lady speaking of gathering of lawyers
who had assembled to look at the new Court
House at Rutland, W., said she supposed
they had come TO ''view the ground where
they must shortly lie.'
The union Democrat., 1869-08-21
COMMITTEE,

J. r. MCCONNELL, Nevada.
JAS. II. HARDY, San Francisco.
G. I. RYLAND. Santa Ciara.
I. r. WISE, San Francisco.
E. L. HOGAN, Plunlas.
j. G. BURCH, Sonoma.
I. A. Caldwell, Stanislaus.
j. H. BUDD. San joaquin.
d. W. GELwICKs, San Joaquin.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-12

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT COMMISSARY-
~ GENERAL OF SUBSISTENCE, AND CHIEF
| CONiMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE. DEPARTMENT
| OF THE EAST AND MILITARY DIVISION OF
| THE ATLANTIC,
NEW YORK CITY, Aug 10, 1869.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will b, received by
! the undersigned AZ his Office, room No. 43 Army
! Building, corner Of Green and Houston streets or
| directed to POST ONCE box No 2269, New York,
until TO O'Clock A. NJ, September 49, 1869, for sup
plying the following Subsistence Stores, TO be delv-
cred in Philadelphia, as follows, viz
% barrels Pork, Mess OF Prime Mess-which 70 be
statcd-tO be at least 200 pounds Of meat per BARREL
in original packages preferred.
$3.50 lbs. first quality thoroughly smoked Bacon
Sides in tierces, or smoked Bacon shoulders, which
TO be stated.
21O barrels of first quality, extra superfne South
ern, st. Louis, or other brands of Flour.
230O pounds prime White Beans, TO be packed in
barrels, head-lned.
1900 pounds Carolina Rice, in clean, good stout
OAK barrels.
1900 pounds Rio Coffee in.sacks
800 pounds Of clean, dry Brown Sugar equal in
quality to Stewards &C" Sugar, IN barrels, head
lined
337 gallons Cider Vinegar, in barrels.
43O pounds best quality Of Adamantine Candles,
to he 1G ounces TO the pound, packed in boxes
1900 pounds good hard Soap packed IN boxes, full
weight.
1900 pounds clean, dry fine Salt.
100 pounds pure black Pepper, ground, in L ID.
| papers, packed in boxes.
| so pounds Of plug Tobacco, Army standard.
100 pounds best quality breakfast Bacon in barrel.
| 2GO pounds sugar-cured Hams packed in barrels.
| IS pounds smoked beef Tongues in box.
| 100 pounds smoked Beef, in box.
200 pounds Goldfish, in box.
60 half boxes Sardines in box.
IS pounds black Tea, in box.
$50 pounds coffee Sugar a. in barrels.
$50 pounds cut Loaf Sugar, in barrels.
80 pounds dried Peaches in box.
so pounds dried Apples, in box.
| "a cans preserved Peaches. I
IS cans Corn
As cans Peas.
o. % cns cans PneanNs T% nGs 2pound cans packed
80 cans CurTant jelly. IL 'oNes'
% cans Ounce Preserves.
As cans Tomatoes.
! "a bottles Lemon Flavoring Extract. in box.
! "a bottles Vanilla Flavoring Extract, in box.
36 bottles Worcestershire Sauce, in box.
"a bottles Mustard, in box.
500 pounds Lard in 5 H.. boxes.
One.half Of these stores are required for immeGi-
ate delivery, and the other half about 10Th Novem-
ber next. No charge for storage Samples
| of all except the meats, lard, bottled,
and canned articles, must be delivered, if
! by express or otherwise, Free with the proposals,
and referred to therein, also printed copy of this
advertisement must be attached to each proposal.
The sellers name, place Of business and date Of
| purchase, as well the name Of contents with
| shipping marks TO be hereafter designated must be
plainly marked on each package
Blanks for proposals furnished on application by
mail, which must be enclosed in an envelope ad-
! dressed TO the undersigned, and endorsed "PrOpo-
sails for Subsistence Stores"
@, I. KILBURN,
| SlOGt Bvt. Brig.-Gen and 4. Q. G. S.