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FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE FARM.

Situated of a mile from the village Of North
East fronting on the public road leading
from North East to Port Deposit and Charles
town, joining on the east the Green Hill prop
erty, owned by Rev. T. Suowden Thomas on
the West and North it joins the Mccullough
Iron Company,
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No. Ga Large 3-Story Brick
store House,
situated Main street ElktOn, occupied as a Tin
and Stove Store, by John Z. Alexander. Terms easy.
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Malicious Mischief.-A young gentleman

Malicious Mischief young gentleman
of Elkton drove one Of Mr.. Morris Dunbar's
livery carriages to Union Church on last
Sabbath, and while the young man was
attending the services in church some ma
licious person or persons not having the
fear of the law before their eyes, and also
disregarding the Sabbath day, and the COM
mandment to keep it holy, scratched and
disfgured the carriage, requiring it to be
re-painted and vanished. Such outrages,
should not be allowed to go unpublished.
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No. lO.---StOne Run Mills.

NO. 8. Is Good Frame House and Lot,
on High street. Elkton, which will be sold very low
Terms made easy.
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age. At Indianapolis, Ind, railroad
depot was blown down and one man killed
and several others wounded.
Town Taxes.-We wish again to bring
the important matter of municipal taxation
and government to the notice of the tax pay
ers 1t behooves every man to guard
against an evil that is steadily creeping III
to our municipal government, the providing
a comfortable place for some sponge to
soak up the public revenue under pretense
of enacting the useless role of bailitf Let
any man with half an eye and five grams OF
common sense look over and around the
town, and behold the worse than useless
scratching which has been done during the
past year, under pretense of useful corpor-
alton work, answer if the office of town bail
if isn't wasteful farce.
The Board of Commissioners need no
bailiff. If tax is to be collected employ
responsible collector. If the pavements
need patching hire bricklayer to do it,
and pay him for the half day or day he may
be employed. Advertise for the lowest
bidder to clean certain streets, and the ma
nuae will go far toward paying for the
work. And last, but not least, no new levy
of tax is necessary the present year for
keeping the town in as good, or better re-
pair than it has known for several years.
There is some talk about an engine house,
Our old engines are humbugs, and the men
who advocate an expenditure for engines
and engine houses are worse humbugs than
the old engines. The people have no mon
ey to throw away on such projects in those
cruelty tight financial times. Let no tax.
no bailiff and no engine house be the watch
word of the Taxpayers; and let them ring
the bell and assemble at the Court House
on Saturday next at 3 o'clock, and settle
no tax ticket to be elected on the follow
ing Monday. Hurrah for no tax and to
Davy Jones locker with the bailitf.
Statement.-We publish below the finan
cial statement of the Elkton Building
Society, and commend it to the careful
study of the laboring men of the towns i'll
our county, AS mere saving institution,
it is superior to any bank in the country
The business is conducted almost without
expense, and the investments are all Sc
cured by first mortgages on real estate
The money paid in is compounded monthly
and the loans to members are mutual
benefit.
THE s14, 900 paid in, in the form of dues,
by the members, in the term of four
teen months, it will be seen by the Report,
have increased by interest and premiums,
to $23, 500. What other species of financial
institution in the country will compare
with this, while it accommodates the labor
ing man.
Statement Of the financial condition Of the
Elkton Building Society for the gear end
ing March 10, 1869:
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Good Templars.-An interesting public

Good Templars.-An interesting public
temperance meeting was held i'll the M. E.
Church, at Charlestown, in this county, the
10th instant. The meeting was opened by
prayer, and Introductory remarks by the
Pastor of the church, Rev. Joseph Dare,
after which an address was delivered by
Rev. T. L. Poulson, G. w. C. T. of the
State. At the close of the address, the
Chief Templar, assisted by number of
ladies and gentlemen from North East, Or
ganized Lodge Of Good Templars, with
Mr.. Dare as chief officer.
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Containing 10 Acres, more or les

The Improvements are a new Frame -
DWELLING HOUSE, , Stories, con- III m
tanning FIVE Rooms; Well of good -: H.
Water at the door; Stable, Granaries, and
other Outbuildings.
Two Young APPLE ORCHARDS of so
Trees each. in bearing.
About 20 acres of the land are cleared, in
a high state of cultivation, and of excellent
natural quality. The balance is covered with
valuable Chestnut and Oak Timber, being
more than sufficient to supply the farm.
Convenient to Churches and Schools, Mills,
and Immediately adjoining the p, W. & B.
Railroad.
Terms easy. Apply by letter or otherwise
to JOHN Z. WILSON, Elkton. Nd,
Apr 8, lS69-ts Attorney for Owner.
sS-Persons desiring to see it, will be
shown he premises by Jesse West Esq, OF
North East.
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No. Sis Il Valuable Property,

in the village of Fair Ill., consisting of STORE HOUSE
and DWELLING attached: of the best business
stands in the place There SIS Acres of cultivavc
land connected with the buildings.
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No. "A New Frame Dwelling House,
No. "a FARM.

of convenient size and CARPENTER SHOP located in
Cherry Hill.
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THE MARKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
EIktOu Markets.
Wilmington Markets.

SCOTS MiIl's Market.
BLACK OAK BARK PER Ton $50 90
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BRICK MEETING HOUSE.
LAST GRAND IDEA.

RemOrdI Of The NntI0ndE CdpltOZ. IA
1t is suggested that all those who expect tokEA4S
be present at that grand feat. should first call
at the Manufacturing Rooms of
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Personal.

FsEbonAhs
Hon. z. b. washburne is still detained
from his scat in the House Of Representa-.
tives by illness.
Hon. Frederick Stone, of Nd, is still III
at his rooms in Georgetown.
Gen. Comstock and bride were In Rich
mond Friday on their way to Key West, Fla,
on bridal tour.
DR.. N. G. Towle has arrived In the city
from Europe, where he has been passing
several months.
Mr.. c. IL. Niles, Appointing Clerk Of th'
Treasury Department, resumed the dutieI
Of his Office yesterday morning, after al
absence OF a week from illness.
Tho Washington correspondent Of tn
New York Tribune says Mr.. Samuel Nc
Kee, Of Kentucky, Is u candidate for Clerl
of the House Of Representatives.
James Parton, who has been In the cit.
for several days, Is bringing to the attention
Of the most learned members Of Congress
the necessity Of proper International copy
right law for the protection Of American
authors.
Hon. L. W. Ross, of H.; Hon. B. R. Cur
tis, Of Boston; Hon. Z. W. stoughton, O
N. Y; Hon. O. B. Goodrich, Of Boston, ant
Mrs. Senator Ramsay are at the National.
Ex-Gov. Dennison, Of Ohio; Ex-Gov. W
A. Buckingham, Senator elect from Connec
ticut; Isaac Butts and family, Of Rochester
N. Y; and James 8. Pike, of Maine, are a
Wlllards'.
A. G. McGrath, Of Charleston, Is at tn
Ebbltt House.
Hon. Thomas N. stlllwell, ex-M. G., Of In
diana, is Rt the Seaton House.
The national Republican., 1869-02-09

uo..iosta
NEW YORK, Feb. S-Noon.-Cotton quiet
but firm, 90k eents. Sugar steady, demand
fairj Cuba lljS@121k cents, Porto Rico
12ll@1sH cents. Flour dull and unchanged;
Southern t8@l4.25. Wheat quiet and steady,
el.6s@l.s0. Corn quiet and steady, 5000
cents. Oats quiet and frm, 76@T6L cents.
Rye dull and nominal, el.45. Pork quiet
and steady; s39. Gold 1851.
BALTNoRE MARKETS..
BALTrxoRn, Feb. .-Brsadas6s.- no
tlce rather more actively In Flour, but the
market nevertheless continues weak and
heavy. Sales to-day comprise Extra at
ss.37If, and Western Spring Extra at s7.lef
per bbl.
What was dull and rather heavy this
morning. The receipts were about 5000
bushels, and we note sales as follows Com.
mon Pennsylvania red at t1.60, fair to good
Maryland do. at s1.S5C91.95, and prime do.
at e2.05@2.15. No white included In the
receipts. .......
Corn was firm, and and 9 cents higher
In price than on Saturday. Sales comprised
one or two small lots white ut 50 cents and
at 91 cents, and yellow at s8@ss cents, ali
but few small lots at the outside figure.
Povirions.-We notice continued active
demand for bacon, and round lots are now
held firmly at 15H cents for shoulders, and
17z@l8H cents for rib and clear rib sides
and for jobbing lots we quote at 10, IS, ant
10 cents, There is no bulk meat on the mar
shoulders, and 16k@17H ccnts for rib ant
clear rib sides. Lard Is very firm at 20lf@
81 cents. There was some Improvement. II
mess pork on Saturday, $50 bbls. selling n
e33. We quote Il to-day at t33@33.50, ant
we quote also rump pork firm ut $50 per Dbl
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New Publications.

(which Wins" by the author Of "Robert
joys Victory" &c. Published by Henry
Hoyt, Boston. For sale by VIM. Ballantyne,
Seventh street.
"Constance Aylmer, a story Of the seven
toenth century" Published by Charles
scribner & Co., New York. For sale by
VIM. Ballantyuc, Seventh street. (Notlce
hcrcafter.)
"Littlc Mcg's Chiblrcn," by the author OF
'Jessica's First Prayer" Published by
Henry Hoyt, Boston. For sale by William
Ballantyne, Seventh street.
From French & Richardson, 334 Pennsyl.
vania avenue, We have the following publ.
cations:
Glow Bride was Won, or Chase across
the Pampas," by F. Gcrstacker. Published
by D. Appleton & Co., New York. (Notice
hereafter.)
"The Waverly Novels" illustrated edl'
tion, containing 8 separate novels. Pub
lished by d. Appleton Il Co. New York.
"Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered" cheaT
edition. Published by D. Appleton & Co.
New York.
Captain Marryatt's works, "The Poacher''
and the "Pacha Of Many Tales" CHEAP
edition. D. Appleton & Co., publishers,
New York.
"The Talisman," by Sir Walter Scott.
D. Appleton & Co., publishers, New York.
From Messrs. Blanchard 4 Mohun we
have "Grifath Gaunt, or Jealousy" by
Charles Reade, household edition. (Notice
hereafter.)
Also, "white Lies" novel by Charles
Reade. These volumes are published by
Fields, osgood & Co., Boston. (Noticc here
after.)
"Harpers' Bazar," from Messrs. Blanch'
ard & Mohun.
"a Souvenir Of Washington" published
by Messrs. Philip Il solomons. Being hand.
some engraving of Washington, viewed from
Georgetown Heights, surrounded by all the
prominent public buildings. Price, 30 cents
Well worth the price.
The national Republican., 1869-02-09

hours after the motion TO come to q vote
shall have been made. Not a vote will be
changed by such supplemental discussion;
nor Is that expected. Such speeches will be
sddressed wholly to ''the dear people, !" not
tothe United States Senate, who are to be
bored withthem r
~ A cHAsos ron AxorHER VETO. y
PRECEDENT johnson has sent Mr. Chauncey
Snow, Of this city, his last appointed Gov
erument Pacific railroad director, to make
detailed (and supplementary examination Of
the condition Of the work, and his friends
assert that II SHOWS report be unfavorable,
he will veto any bill granting further rail-
roads subsidies. We shall see.
....n THE LEGAL rxNpER QUESTION.
The decision Of the Supreme Court, ren.
dered this forenoon upon the question Of
the right Of Oregon to demand payment Of
taxes, levied specially in gold, by which the
legality Of the demand Is affirmed, refer,
only to the particular and special law Of that
State, the legality Of which Is thus affirmed.
1t is understood to have no bearing on the
other legal tender questions now before the
court, in which private contracts and obliga'
tions are involved.
The national Republican., 1869-02-09
DIED..


JOYCE, -on the sth instant. a. o'clock. p n,
MARIIS. son Of Thomas and Mary Joyce, aged 10
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
bis parents, on y street, between BiGhtsenth and
Nineteenth streets, at q o'efocf "wednesday aftef-
noon.
BRsDBR,-In Phiisdelphia, February .. 1850,
this city, In the s7a year of hisaes. ian.aI
WEST -On the 7th Of February, at Ave mluutes
70 three o'clock, JAMS DogoLAsWksr, the denrl
beloved son Of James aud Josuna West. aged
T.S :;s. |: .,Ss y ~ S' % s Ts.sss r
his parents, Maryland avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, this morning al II o'clock.
DODGE. -ou the 7th instant, ateo' clock, 2. m.
ostsrss only and beloved ehiid of Asaph and
Laura L. Dodge, aged . ysars. months and 10
days. -
Relatives aud friends are invited to attend hi.
funeral at II o'clock, m, on Tnq.dAy, a. No. ~
N street, between Fourth and fifh streets north.
JOHNSON. Monday morning, February 9,
RRAscx, ,CLtRnscE, youngest son of Robert and
Fri.nds and rsistives arc requested to sttsnd hi.
uneral on Tuesday, 9th instant, at 9o'slock, p.
N , from the res sdence Of his parents, No. b9l
street, between Sixth and Seventh.
RIGGs.-on the sth instant, JoHN " Riaas
formerly Of Alexandria, Va In the 10Th year .
lis friends are invited to attend his funeral fron
| the residence Of Mr. & Ourand, S5 Twelfth street
| bstveen X and L, on Tuesday, February 9TH, at
/ O'clock.
LEgPg!-ln this city, February o, GsoEol
BwBlNk LsHfs, formerly Of New York city. age
1 ebQuN Do yeAIst
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sensible words.

Ex-Governor Wise, of Virginia, though an
eccentric man, not unfrequently says and
does wise things. All win admit that he
possesses rare powers Of mind, and when he
secs what to him appears to be the truth he
seiEes upon II, and does not hesitate to avow
his belief In II, even II II be In face and eyes
Of what he has formerly ayowed. In re-
cent letter he says, .r'grl.r...
"That he praises God for the war every
day, notwithstanding Its disasters and deaths,
as a special providence, indispensable TO free
me and my heirs forever from the weakness,
IL not wickedncss, Of African slavery"
Sound words, every one; and 1t will bo an
auspicious day for the Old Dominion, which
Is an empire In itself, whom all her leading
men sec and acknowledge this great truth,
and act in harmony Herewith.
Acting upon these principles, and follow
ing the light which is shed upon her path
way, Virginia will not only come back to
her ancient fame, and again become the
''mother Of States and of statesmen" but
she will be great and rich Commonwealth
whose glory and prosperity shall be eclipset
| by none.
The national Republican., 1869-02-09
nKCkrrross.

SPEAKER ooLyAx's receptions will be on
every Friday evening during the session,
from $50 to II p. IN.
Mrs. oolfsx receives every Wednesday,
fron TO tp. m.
MRs. PosrNAsTER q EsHRAL RANDALL will
receive her friends on Wednesday Of each
week, from to 4 p. m, At the residence, cor.
nsr OF Twelfth and X streets
Mas. SECRETARY MoOULLocu receives on
Wednesday, Of each week at the residence
No. soe II street. from II to Z, and on Friday
from TO II p. m. Cards to be issued for the
evening receptions.
Mas, ssoRrrAnr BRowsISo receives on
Wednesday Of each week at her residence, No
$50 I street, from II IN. to4p.m.
Mas. SEoRxrARY ScBoTtELD will receive
her friends each Wednesday from 10 N. to p.
m, st her residence, on II street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
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loyYIOIAL.1
w D,s,..a..sar.sr;r, ,,.. .a. o. s,sa,s. "a !

r... DBIAErnEsr. oI srArs,l
WAsanoroE. fsb Q. lsoe. !
Information has been received at this De-
partmsnt from Mr.. J. somers Smith, the
Commercial Agent Of the United States at
the city Of 81. Domingo, Of the death, on
the l7th Of January last, at b.. Domingo, Of
3 Edwapd Butler, seaman OF the brig H. o.
Wright, Of Baltimore. Gr.na
The national Republican., 1869-02-09
MARRIED.

srRyBEs-KNIaHr, -on the 9Th instant, By
he Rsy. J. n. Davis. NJ; EpyAep Y: sLavESs to
w Dean, Af TaOs IIsDOs and Mis-, EteisDi
TuoKsR. - ~ Z
,sssis pSs.snes efu, s,coasei osssrsi wv. Mpi,
phy.hy Rsy y, o. fiOed, and sub.sqpenily atU. q
Lsrktion, Paris, g.. WILHfrs CaAgo, enFinesr
ssiS: NV !. MsfS ni'ss; saiJ asssht'r q
The national Republican., 1869-02-09

We ARE AUTHORIZED 10 announce that the
President and Mrs. Patterson will give re.
ceptIon on Tuesday evening, February 10th,
and another on Tuesday evening, the Cd OF
March, commencing rs usual at O'Clock
"a
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.-,,. w. W. BURDETTE,
No, a5I ssvsnih street, betw'n ana X
We will further trouble our ousto mers and friends
TO read the following list Of prices:
OREAT BAR0AINs

yI 4. .sss s,sYSs friends
0REET BARGAINS.
100 pieces Black, Alpaca. and MobAirs, ranging in
g. g,'s s. i; 'is'IlSSa ~ si: e. q "a r .s's;l r y e tiS
q, FsSan; n; .S yss
100 pisces gsssy Wool. Cotton spa MOsair doods.
10 piece. sS% f,sSsS W r Sss
70 pieces ph Yssnsh hsriAOs, ats7H cents per yard.
20 pissss BiseP Alpaca Popln., 90, oa,., rs, SIX
% pissss coiossd lipssa popllu.. SIX. 30. os..
10 p.ss ss French s.rs. all .l and
r snsa:: wSSaI: q y q ps. ysrd, worth s-bsautifui
70 pieces Empress Cloth, IN all the new shades.
BsSE III III sIa,.ap ssnss ~ f q Per ynrd
White and Scarlet hefinos-@sTy aas.
You: sss sGsss sf iaS ssiEs:t ssiIsss :. on, worth ,s
EabrSidseSs silf aH IA WSsi WSSsf' si.uss. and
% pIssSsi ISssi psnsg SiSsT es oss. t.srit Y cent.
:::: ss:: ssl; ss9;s L. Ss.Sss G:ss:i emit.
~ 'issf s Sss s.a s% sssSs :.ns. wSts " varying
Pisss: Psss: q Rss TIT Twsal fslsS sTs tS5S.y
3 SS Pi1ss"w ws,,,y wset,yy SRhssss R,a lasPposi.shsnp s
isi.siaT eSlss. Sn Ia 8 Ss' y sissts % o. 8 8 3:
e. az y.sy o. t N. s IA sS,.S:!; O sPS Y, 81 e
Is pls.s. Li1sn I,IIS PSSlSs;E, ron 50 cents per
shssp;:, @ h;fSss been oasrsa IN %ssiiSstSS ton
pa Al,S Esp6in: s Towels. To- Handkerehlsf'. Crash.
caasuSs ssa Psa s.SprH9 sRd L,IISs
new. che Grst thai has been brought 70 Wash,
1's co ssTssn nsS SRa nsS ShsyI, n 4 AZ Ssas
seoteh Paisley shawls. worth ei0O. ~
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FINANCIAL AND oouuKacrAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1s6o.-Jay Cooke &
Co. farnish the following quotations Of @ Gov-
crnmsnt secviritics,
The national Republican., 1869-02-09
In Our Carpet Room. Sec
. Pr" Ond Floor ..H


ond Floor, ..f
We have large and choice selection Of the best
mAkea o. CARPETS and OIL Cloths, as follows. viz;
Inuain Carpet at 62Ik, 65, "a, 81, al and IL 2j
Lowell Three ply Oatpetsat el. So
kasiisi B.S..sIs Il il SS u %, u %, ana Il 90.
Rag and List Carpets At IS, 90, 90 and 70 cents
Floor and Table oil Cloths-cheap.
70 pieces Nottingham Curtain Lace, in beautiful
II pieces Red and white Mating will be closed
ont cheap, Probably this 10 the only lot Of
city.
The above comprises but small portion Of our
imsnse stock. 10 Ia varied, full aud complete In
each department al q which were bought foI cash
sustain no Losses, consequently we are enabled to
sell at very small AdvAnoe upoa what Il actually
costs to produce the goods In Europe and America
The lowest price will be named Al once. All
goods warranted to be as re resented by the sales
o' '1 w. w. BURDETTE,
Ne; ssl seventh street, bctw'n and X.
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New Adv ertisements.

oUIs BRTz, REsTAURAHT AND PRIVATE
tWssn Seventeenth and Blghteenth streets, near
War and Navy DepaHmsnts, Cool arbors In the
rear. Jacob ssegsr'z celebrated Lager Beer.
feb9-lm
The national Republican., 1869-02-09

DRMoyAL-MRs 8RIFFITH HAS REMOVED
hblishpsHi 70 No sp y street. near RbSllf House.
Mrs, O, has secured the seryfess VI Iady As
land ~ vim
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Dress Making.

DREss hAKIHo. ..
MRS, ATKINSON, Sf7 Eighth street west, be.
.wasn ! and is rev better piepfLsd thar . ever
make their own dreSsel can have them cut and
basted on short notice Garments cut By measure
no guess work ~ .".. T#'E y
Patterns cut whom desired. ocS.tf
The national Republican., 1869-02-09

pRoPosALs FOR CORN,
HBADaUARTERs Firm MILITARY DsTRICr,l
. ''.. D. STATE or TExAs,
I. r.. OFFICE OF CHEZ QuAEyBRHAsTER,
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Jan o, 1850.
At this ,ohcs until sxTURb kY. February IS, iS6S,
At n O'clock, m. for furnishing the QuArtermas-
ter,s Department, at Camp ConcoTdiA. Texas, with
,aeh sps,stity Of Corn as may be required until |
Corn 70 be OF good, clean, merehantable quality,
shelled, and delivered In sacks, subject to rigid
Delivery to oommonee on acceptance Of con.
tract, and continue In such QuAnttles and al such
times as may be required by tho Post Quarter
Bids 10 be plainly indoTssd Proposals for Corn
a. Camp ooneordia' and addressed to tho under
BY Command of BrOvot Major General Gansx.
Breyet grigsdIsr General. aud Q. q. NJ, PihR MI.
itArY District. jA9l.d
The national Republican., 1869-02-09
THE CROWD GATHERING.

Washington is rapidly filling up with
strangers, attracted hither by business which
they hope Congress will dispose of before
March 4th next, Gnd by the hope OF getting
office under Grant. To-day and yesterday
they swarmed on Pennsylyania avenue, at
usually day or two before Presidential
Inauguration. Most Of those who come tC
look after business before Congress will be
disappointed, as nothing to speak OF save
passing the ordinary appropriation bills can
possibly be accomplished. Those who want
office are in terrible quandaryI as none are
now able to promise either Of them any.
thing.
TIE pHTEEsTH AMENDMENT TO THE CoSsTI
TUITION.
Tho friends OF the fifteenth constitutions
amendment In the Senate hope TO get hna'
vote on Ii tonight. Though they have
sure majority, sufficiently large TO compass
its enactment as the law requires, some hal
q dozen senators who have, not yet discussed
II will Insist on talking u over hours On
The national Republican., 1869-02-09
HOW 1T FILLS oPFICBs.
THE REMEDY.

1t Is certainly true that there Is simple
and sure remedy for this state Of things.
This remedy is hrmness on the part Of Grant
In carrying out his declared determination of
appointing (and inSiOting ths1 the same
policy shall be carried out by an his subor-
dinates having appointing power) the best
men TO be obtained for the places to be filled.
WHAT run nIsaRINtIKn WILL No.
The national Republican., 1869-02-09

tl5ys ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN
aud Early Mani kood, with the humane view oftreat-
ment aud ouresent By mail free Of charge Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
lanls.sm BoI p. Phlissslphla. Pa.