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L n " l. RSITY
WASHINGTON TER

HNlllS Institution will be permanently re-
j opened on Monday, the 18th day of April,
1859, under charge of Professor j. II. HALL,
rs President, assisted by such Professors and
Assistant Teachers as may be required.
Its central and convenient location makes it
easyof access to all and no effort will be
spared to increase its present advantages so as
to make it secoud to none on the coast.
The government will be firm, hut parental
particular attention being paid tc the morals
OF tie students; but the people Of the Terrific
~ may be assured that no sectnrian influences
will be excrcd upon their sons and daughters
in this Tnstiuton.
Rooms are provided, rent free, for Young
Men. in the University Boarding House, and
for Young Ladies' at the residence of the Pres
dcut, both Of which buildings are within the
same enclosure with the University but stu.
dents are required to supply the necessary fur
niure. bedding, &c.
Board can be had on reasonable terms.
There is Library and Apparatus in the
University, to which additions will he made
from time TO time rs the demands of the Inst-
tuition shall require. tt'#
TUITION PER TERM OF ELEVEN WEEKS:
Scientific Departm ent...."....."".Sl0 90
Collegiate - .................. IL 90
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
A preparatory Department will be opened
in connection with the University, under the
charge of competent instructors.
TUITION PER TERN OF ELEVEN wEEKs:
Primary epartment........."...S & 90
iutcTHnchiutc ................. w
Academic q ......."...SS to 10 90 8.
MODERN LANGUAGES $50.
rrench... W
opaniSn.". ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
Bay" Payment for Board and Tuition will be
expected in advance.
The growing wants of the Territory and its
increasing commercial Importance render it
necessary for young men to prepare themselves
for the places which they will soon be called
upon to fill. The Importance of furnishing
them with the means Of acquiring a thorough
knowledge of business OF home has induced
the Regents to open
G OMRRCIAL DEPARTMENT.. 80
TERMS, for full course. -. $50 90
For further information address the
PRESIDENT.
BY order of the Board of Regents.
Seattle, W. T. May sth, 1869. 21m3.
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DIR. RUFUS WILLARD,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

(Graduate ofMe University Of the City Of Ntv
York; ~ tfGE'. -
"AVING located permanently in the city
III of Olympia, offers his professional ser.
wees to the citizens ofthis place and surround
ing country in the various branches Of Medi.
cine and Surgery. .....-
Grateful for past patronage and the conf
dcnce bestowed by a generous public, the Doc
tor respectfully soiicits a continuance Of the
same, and will hold himself in readiness nj Ill
times to attend to any calls in the line of Ma
profession, to which his entire attention will be
devoted.
Those prcferring the services OF regular
graduate as evidenced Ly the proper suthor-
ity of diploma, may consult personally or by
letter with every confidence.
Particular attention given to diseases ofwo-
men and children, and all affections Of an or
ganic nature: ELtt +
RErEREScs; The Faculty Of University
Medical College, and DR.. PA Aylette, New
York city.
OFrIcE-At the Puget Sound. Drug and
Bookstore.
Olympia, December 4, 1866. 4if
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Ihe cttarm and the Dousehold.

ES7~ We respectfully solicit contributions to
this department of our paper. Our farmers,
aud their wives, might contribute much for
their mutual benefit. II you make useful
discovery in tillage Of The soil, the culture Of
any particular crop, the care Of stock, or any
other subject Of interest, give US the rarticu-
lars for publication.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
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"Sunshine and Shadow in New York."
A Work Replete Nth anecdotes and incidents of
LIFE IN THE GREAT METROPOLIS.
Being the most complete and graphic presen-
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New York LIFE. No book since the days of
"USCLE TONS CABIN' ever sold so rapidly.
One agent sold 80 in one day, another sold
and delivered Ell in is days, another 3O4 in
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JC You wish to know how Fortunes are made
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how " Countrymen" are swindled; how Minis
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For circulars and territory, address
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Aug. I, 1869. 40:ml
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DR.. J. u. R0UNDTReE,
BOISFORT, W. T.,
Without the Use Of Calomel.
Or Mercury il any Form,
Will hold himself in readiness to attend. .. =,
Eiecuc .fhysitian, TO such Is de.
! sire his services. fG.t .t
.a., CERTIFICATESy l..,..g
F} CLQuAro, Lewis CouxrY,
~ January l3, 1869.
DR. JAMES RoUNDTREE Dear Sir = With n,.-
fouEd gratitude | send you this statemen,
certifying that You have, as an instrument IN
,he hands OF Divine providence, arrested INV
nasty progress to the grave, and that bv ~.
terrible, lingering death by cancer. In verv
short time after ! placed my case in Won,
hands, both myselfand friends were astonish.
cd at the result, and in a few weeks I ~.
thoroughly cured of the dreaded cancer. Ynr
are at liberty to publish this if you xish
hoping it may fall into the hands Of some s"f
fcring one, who may know here and to whor,
to apply to be cured. '' e "i y
Gratefully yours, etc., 800 Hi' ai "a
MRS. 8. A. DAVIS. ai
= e. the undersigned are acquainted with Nr,.
5. A. Davis and know that the above st.t.-
ment is true; and cheerfully add our name.
J. d. CLINGER, J.P.,
JNO. T. BROWNING, M,
II. n. STEARNS, County Auditor.
L.. n. DAVIS, Mail Contractor.
SOL. - -t' ~ "a
OK POINT, T., Nov. IL, 1868,
For the benefit Of the afflicted, l do hereby
certify that in the year 1865, was cured Of
bad cancer, by DR.. Roundtree in sbors
time, which ! heve every reason to believe
was Il true cancer Of the severcst kind. tina
circulating pains of which had become Al.
most insupportable, and it was growing very
fast would certainly recommend such a.
are thus afflicted. to apply to him without de.
lay, Is have full confidence in his skin 10
cure them. MRS. N. J. McOREW.
Boisfort, April 10, 1869. 23:tf
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THE
Discovery of "the Period
ESSOR COOKS
RAIN OF LIFE

IA the best Hair Dressing In tho world, A certain
core for all Herpetlo eruptionu aud all diseases Of
aeeessibls mucous membranes, II Is free from al
the usual obi eeiionS TO Interpretations. Removes
dAndrun, refreshes the head And eAusss hair to
delicate clothing. Contains no lime, potash, al
cOho, nitrate Of silver, acid, grease or lead any
form whatever and Is composed OF six chemical
constituents. Is harmless and sanitary in all rs
ApplieAiions. PeIsiss!ent use q u has, ~ every
Herpes, and Leueorrhe, Its aeknowledgedd value
10 atssted by many OF the best citizens Of tis and
bottle contains specific directions for rs use anu
testimonials as To ha emeAey aud the WpnueIIp.
cures made BY lie external ApplieANSpI
at the manufacturing Laboratory, NO 90 =
street, near Seventh, nom to Z. M, sha n H
X, MAJORS Drug Store, Garner OF ssNth'h Anu u
| streets, WashipRton, D, .. frlse per hV'Ve'
| deee.lm'
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR PREsH BEEF
PROPOSALS ron GRADING AID CRAWLING.

MAYoR's OFHIoE, CITY HALL,
wHsHJsGros, d. c., Doc. ., 1859,
Sealed proposals will be received al this once
until " 2 clock m. MoNDAr. December y. lse'
from l. street north TO the boundary.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading aud tho price per square yAtd Tor gravel
ms. me surplus esI.h 70 Ss aspS,i s where .hs
msy direct, without expense to this Corporat lon.
BIDS muat be endorstd " Proposals for gradinE
| and gTAveli ne Con eotieut Avenue ~
Bids must be AeoompA MED By . writtes EuarAn-
tee OF at least one Lesponsibie person, known to
The guarantee to bo In substance IS follows
II, A, D., guarantee that II this bid be accepted
by tho Mayor that the bidder wi enter Into con
tIAst for the work and perform the same In accord
ance with such contract. tsignsdl 4 b.
dell-td B. j. bOWtN, MAYOR
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In large variety Backgammon. Chess, DrAughts
DeIiQus, CribbaEe, Parlor Floor Croquet, Gen
Hi.toTscope, Disseetsd ~ stuIes and Maps. sdusil
and Familiar DANES OF Cards, Ae.. Ao, and l
large variety. Mathematical Instrunents, Colotr
Lay FiEures, Drawing Books and Cards, Drawn
Materials, Writing Desks. school Boxes, Colore
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-17

WHBELER-vANDERvE II, 1869.
at Freehold. New Jersey, By the Rev. M. Var
Aiken, THOMAS O. wHEELEG, Of 0sorfstown, d.
yeer, Of that place.
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y tsdt 100 ss~ voar nAussT. IN % gEE'
l,N.w Ycar, peees.eer le-i Hn--Os.tes--
css. = o sSs s:
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i sss s Ssss. '.ss ~; '; s.ss. is s.: ~
sSstssfs,s.sS e wsss. ssiI ssd sssssss:d,
sss ,sss m scss 'ri:s os S:ss ;. Suss: i:
And noninsT SISi.iS. Pofi quist and stssSy,a
1''0o S snsr mo- ux.rr. fas. Z "a
!, BALrrHosl Dec. 10. : Brsslss1s. - Tbs
tnour narkstls dull. There % ne dseaad ct
scppiyins local wants. We hsss emily 10
gP S ' %e.ssss SUPER y q ss;s, IS s.trs. DO
, hss x ~ pee per- I; s. s:i'' S.s: a.:
H. Wsss,HWss Ia ,ishs supply this nor.ins,
s' ss. S;s y" oa .s. .SSs "a a.. s.:
were ~ foliows;i o o bushsis shotss Maryland
red AZ d 20, $50 do. prime do. 81 q 80
Pennsylvania do a. Sl.7T, asd TOO do. white At
| from 81 .25eli.bs, the latter for choice. it
Corn-Continues ID active demand and urn,
we're nearly io,oo6 bushsls, SD Il wss neatly
\ oes,s for whits, more or Isss daap. sS6sd
SsIiow, and ,Ssa cent: iSs S.y iss: %.
| Rye.-saies to-day 800 bushsis d tidei.o3.
osis-Are stssdy and In fAit demand. sales
'' cSSm@Ts Ss !: : 5000 % jocSins demand for
/ Cofse, and We note sales yesterday from
second hsnds Of sons 1000 bags Rio, In lots,
aaos as IN Soss !: isasns " 10 i
cents, gold. for fair to prime sargoes, and
Rio, duty paid, at ltl40io cents for i.ir to
soid. Stock here is afst hands about 1900
! bags. Urr. ..- ..
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ORGANIC WEAKNKSs !.

Msmber the Royal CoiisGs q surEeons, Lotdon .
1raduste from one Of The most eminent COLLEGES In
ne United states, and the greater part 81 whose
Ysris, Philsdeiphis. and elsewhere has Effected
some Of the mo i shi cures that were eve
Snown, many troubled with ringing in the head
and ears when asleep. great psryou,ns.; Is, being
alarmed at sudden sopndsi bashiulneH, WIN ne
49,, MA uradl m IN AdlatalY
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Builders and Material.
s. P. WRISLEY,

tsaeesssor to II. ", Hamilton 4 CO.. No. as Penn.
sylvaniA avenuc,)
DEALER IN
SLATE 4 MARBLE MANTELS, BRACK.
ETS, BRACKET SHELVES, TABLE
AND BUREAU TOPS, HEARTiS,
CRATES, SUMNER PIECES,
Young Msn's Christ,sn Association
NINTH STREET. l SessssrSsssss roRE, , ABoy. D,
The. public are respectfully invited to call and
examine my sAsortment Of goods, which 10 more
varied thaa any In this market. oc6-n
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THE BLIND MADE TO SEE,

THE BILN ~ MA hREr TG ~ ZEE HHn!.R,
The LAME TO WALK ~
And sS Fs tSaFSssss H::sfss: Generality,
S Ss. e ssT Rst 81 Slsss
sss f.
no rely! s liz sss ssss q sffsss
IF d been s s.i nah. q;
been ,pronouneed hopelsssly ineurAble by other
IL 3. ngpsreq. testimonial. IA rstsrs1sss to
aSiss, sSa SfessSsi Snissits. saIshs soS
SsiF .as ,s sSa aap.y sy sSSap;
sis, In chronic diarrba, pes and pIolspsis Of the
Saay IN issa sore aSs ssa ssa 0i
serOfula and deAfnessi In female weaknesses, ner'
.% nSsssa ~ sa aS mental isbor.
| confinement or other causes.
fT;,1s .sf iss SisssS Is$s street
aud Mrs' 4. W. Hart, 10 street, Wash i1
Ro,. "a 1n Hs' RiSgss.0. o. ~ in
Republican Farmer" sridssBOT.: q and M hs
Boston, who have been cured by his treatment.
.. III ESs i.s S% ' o'clock
ogiae to other Snsasemeht.. Dr. VIII , IemSin
lULgMBIA pIsPEEsARY oRwoaEN AND
4 q; Ia FSsP sx sas
Open daily. sSadSy excepted, from i. TO ~, N.
'FsHiYss Isl ;fl xTTESbN n' poor
s. WI IN
ASHFORD
b. Thompson viii hold Surgical ciislsa,
every Saturday $50 p IN. Apn'u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-17

CLARK-0a wednesday morning, Deesmbsr 70
aged " Yeas aud day.
Ths s nd q ~ me ~
CAPITOL Hill. on Friday, December II, At eleven
o'clock, a, m.
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pALrIMoRE LOCK- HosPITAL.
ESTABLISHED ASA REFUoEFRoM auAcKBRI
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE
OBTAINED.

ESTABLISHED ASA REFUoEFRoM auAcKBRI
THE ONLY fhAV 6SBTTifisskkb. a Jun"
n. ,ouxsro,, i,.,o,..a IN. mo,, s.,,,,.
.pssdS and aalS sfsetusi Tsnsdy .in tLs world ioI
weafness ~ the Back pr Limbs. Structures. Anse.
sSsr g inpossss1, dsnstsi Sssiiy Ssfyss..
fusion Ideas, PaipitAiion Of the Hear. Ttmidiiy.
HEAD Ts.Si Nee q stn af.s,,,SSi,:
disorder. sf.lss rom d. soii,sry H.Sit.oi You'll
ihslS Sissi%: sS. ssst 1ssfsH:i IL 2.Hs.f:
o. s5asas sasi5 %I;, Si.n sSpi or
..'.m. ~. You've It 4! LATIN, =, so,,.
sfs VIZ. la ar.siisi md assGssiiys hsSt.
Which snnn,y ~ q iss,.ns
sas.d i.:na WIN as Y; % clio,
cal, With full ''aasSisaSsSsIAoH w.. ...,..,,.,,,.
ss /. ?fs's: s.:si1
nay rsiieiousIy eonsds on his honor 4. ssntls-
Inss, and s0naa',', rel, upon n. .i Ill ply
ORGANIC WKkNKNkss
iris brssdfai bisssss which renders Life
sGs sSs srs loo apt,o commit ..es.ss
q ss s
iect nm prete 10 deny that tbs pow of proersA.
S; 81 sS;. f.Hs .iS
o. h.,hy he SsS %9:, ma ssS ,s
m y..s% SssSs:: ssssn.sS .sf Phs.
pi ts n H.ari inaissstn. on.tiationai
. DsSi,ttitS; s wA'nt VI 'Ae i.'' esa. o'
0FFI6B7 SOUTH fREpERlCk sIRkET.
lsfl.h and side going from Baltimore street. isw
s sHa sp%es ia' s0'A',, - .'' y S
!.stsss @ M :::a SSis,oi IA
w--,.-.,,,. DR., JnS o,,i sE.;,x.ou, Lorsop.
1raauste from one 81 tSs most eminent COLLEGES In
s.sss a n. :Pi.H 't q LC saaS,
some o. the mo.t a.,Snlshinr cures tina, were eve,
aSTa %Ssn . ..ssS Tss IN
.SSsf s,s e:
aont o. tSs n! IA sTsSIs sSTSa %PssSa!~.,.ssy
.ST:;s n ssS
5 ssh SOD g. A'n for
These AZ some % IA sid and R1oi.ssE%iy effect.
S q &c SssI sPd Linz: Pss: II az HssS pss
bSs q P.Ts BE-
s.$isf .ss:;: on tn. mind
much TO DO dreaded-Less Il Memory, CSnipsion
ts P 2: pssssss9 q sR5 tTs
tude, Timidty, Se are some ofthe evils produced.
.Ess Ss % s;5iiiRR :2 e ss.s
their yiror, becoming weak. pale. neIySus md
eyes. cough. and Fy6%EEtNGSP;M 2ktsSPn"ump'iOn'
| who have injured themselves by ReeTtain practice
lndulEt a In when AlOne-AhAbitfrequeatlyle aIped
nom eyil companions, or at school, the elects 3f
s5' sasssy asi S!:H E4s s:,H
i pom n,ra ana ~. 'p ao'. ' M ~,
SS III E! Sio. q Il: .pS .sS; a!a aT z
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p pohsisa sdyssSs neat so6id NJ SiffMn
sbst tended y III fYph6 iSsi cf egt ssslee.i
OBJ sssioss, ~ ttpgSIA.H a. fRSHassSss
dcs.s:ss I y y ~ ..a ~.
OHIO M. Aassspl ia 60 ~ q ~ Ssnssa e.
p tsss z: sess sss sA H. IA NJ Ven
ment, Asa A SctlsY4a d VI w ,sntiHsn. o.
,hs "soI; e sia III Ssiisgs
theory, ,AaA a sPns Of NJ. MupEs6's az.
s,sinst ihAI N dJ,v Ia ~ th nv mueS ~
NJ ~ =, AID ~ ore 6ssirss %
desraAs sbA conntry Of me nauu1, q 70 pfing
70 dshesos 9sIoss ~ Wo .r ~ nsso W.
iosssd 70 3 party, Any msnof Hhioh advocated
. policy Of tspndiAtion. All ~ out con :
.sltueat: pay taxes, AID sil ny g V sustyin
,ns Public sisaM 9. tnt yn nuSt2tnN. l ~.
sidetsd befote u L. too late, and that e
whethsf ths RspnbloAn mNorlU o. tnis
House has not A. lines, set exhppics o. rcpu
Of ioss sitii.as 81 ne e6qntrI VA esso, sias
and again, sspudiated, o. LAWS had been made
throwieG such obstaeles " thswsyth N the
s,sS. e ssIa sSs Z: Va
this wa q sort q a sysisn n Lspudistion,
He dspisd Aat there ~ !eny PATTY ~ ~ q
70 %' ns Ss sSs y ~ soSasrY y he
prompt payment o. he ta1ss, 80
MI. Dawes, q Mas, ssked Mt; Coz Lev ~
snu " vhsS sAsnns ~ ~ ,hs ~,s.rh.rs
M. vos said h. did no. approve 4 nov. ssd
dS - ",s az
M. Daves :aid hs kas. the Esntismana a ata
not approve o. ne Pesdiss9n shsSSsy anc aor
nat leAson ne had ssnsa am h. w. sm.n ~.
ne wsnssd 70 5aor nos lar 'he ssh"'"An "
NJ. Cos rsgLsttsd TO 4ss anpo,tuoa m nsnt,.
len on we past otn.s..DASff.o ta1 ~ knnw
san Issue o. thn nAue,. ~ MWo u NY ,ha~rv
mo.nai,srt M P.ndietoo. Scr n he rsecf.
isetsd asishs the ssntisn.as e. s,, soi'sasuss
so,i: nuMl ssS,,,r h,m . repudi stor. fhs
Rsprsssssssivs from fsnnsyi,snia INF. SIC.
vensl was not if nem1veu "V I'm ~ nnn.
sgrsemsns wi NJ ~, ren luS rsoaaistor. TSs
views Of the honoIsble senator from Indians
MT, hortoni ana tnoso o. ~. ~. ~,
nearly Agreei yst NO one eou'o '"y '""' ~
horton IAvoreu Ispuatauon; =, .v.,,., IN.
ne MM.nos how ngupiss .aI.,o, a. NJ Int.
hoanoial theories o. MT. Penaieton OF mI. nu',
ler or MT. morton, out was Msulns ~
repudiAuon ~ every iotm,, ~ ~ ~ s6xn'
cate It, ., a..
MT; fitch, Of Nevaaa, hese my p.n,, rs =
said no must resume tne noo, hstwsen
were gong Y oy On siIiins 10 yieid No
ne gentlemen On the pemoersus s'se "a .ne
eiai qusstions Aed % aus.,ions q tspudi.tioin,.
II any DemoerAt wanted TO speak ne WM wiz
ling TO Yield further:
Mr.. Shanks, Of lna-, suEgcstcd thAt WI was
aDsmooretis elass.meeting nnd i0ye iesss,
forward 10 hear the rsnoerstic confession Of
faith.
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DRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

TRrAsrRI BLrhsr,MsSr,}
Sealed proposals for furnishing stationery for
the use q this department g, ihs Yea. a, sndinf
saai X: i isss III Of psssnSsr. s, a siosf m
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
fhs BIDS VIII beeousidered and accepted or re-
''S CeStrSets must DO executed by the successful
bidders within ten days after being called upon to
The articles contracted for must be furpi shed
pursuant to orders from the Department; The en-
iro quantities will, however, be called Tor during
Each proposal must be signed by the tudiv dual
with su nicIeni sureies In the sum Of ten thousand
dollars, $4,000, approved ey uni,fd s.ass ON.
DO S 81 ON tOrM 10 be furnished by The De.
psrimsni, c9ndltiSnsd urea the exseqtion q a
as may be awarded under 1t, aud the performances
expert detailed Tor the ,paIpPse by the Secretary
Of The Treasury, and the delivery Of an Inferior
Ss SppiSa y 'na TIT
bsiissriss %sst p ire o. charge At The Treasury
DiPs%Sii sI: ssssis ~, srs s.a;; ~ sss De-
HFssss,s q !: s.ss.
Sfshs Price isS i shall be found ises''ary to
proposSi Ha ansSoSSPa pied BY s.tistsstoLy 6OPpd
wil ri SS % nASSistSfors o. o.
dealers In. the "r'ie'eSwM A. RICHARDSON,
hol7.eoIm Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
SUrREHE COURT q BhE DISTRICT OF co
JohuR, Wood, stai', L.
p a s,'.eo u ns.r.e,.. 1911 Equity Rules .
GS mi hs 10 h .s Ss' Of
@oepw ss S trustee i in The sbo1s cause on u
9sth q September last, q the west h NJ ena
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

TIE NIRGISIA CONGREGATIONAL ELECTION
EIsewhere IN our paper Will be found the Pres
ldent's order for an election in Virginia the
tin day Of July next being designated as the
day Of submitting to the people of that St.te,
Tor RATIFICATION or rejection, the Constitution
passed by the Richmond Convention. which
met In December last. By the terms OF the
proclamation the fourth clause of section one
article third, specifying those who shall be dis
qualified, and the seventh section of the third
article specifying the oath OF certain officials
will be submitted to separate votes Tits pro-
vIded that the ballet on the reufcation shall
Iead, az the Constitution" and on rejection.
against the Constitution" General Candy is
already making the necessary preparations for
registration. and has issued instructions TO the
military commissioners in Virginia for the
selection of three registrars for each elsc
precinct, ard where impracticable to appoint
abe requisite number. TO consolidate the pre-
SIEets and give timely notice thereof as to The
place OF registration The commissioners are
further directed 10 forward to headquarters in
Richmond The names Of parties selected as reg
1stra-s and assistants, in order that they may
be appointed AT once. all OF whom will be re-
CURED @ subscribe TO the oath OF Office OF July
$50
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DHILOsOPHY or MARRIACE
BOARDING..

BOARD in THE COUNTRY-At .sprips Dial,
VI ouse," Lincoln Village. near the railroad
wet OF Lee.tqrg in Frtesds family. Pheasant
coin, LoRdon county. Va my IL 20.
light Oh TEN BOARpERS COULU BIZ AC.
~ c9mmodated Tor the summer months with large.
airy hOOMS. In pleasant location. Apply Z
ONION BUTTS, r. al Estate Agents, Mays
Building, corner It'll and streets. my Tot
(QUHTRY BOARD CAN BIZ OBTAINED AT
~ Pleasant View only three minutse' walk from
station al By ttsyIlle, near Bladensburg. Pure
teld epa spring on the place. Railroad fare SIl so
per quarter. Address VIM p. SHEDD, Hyatt,.
vile, Prince George county, Nd. my i7-6t
EIRST GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
= fBOhT ROOMS. 70 be had on Reasonable
terms, at 2le street, between Eth aud 18th A
short walk from most Of the pubic offoes.
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Considerable interest As f.It aInong ,hs mann
cers Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in m
preseniment Tor trial by Bishop McIIya;ue of
The Rev. Colin Tate, Of Columbus, Ohio. tor an
alleged violation OF lis engagement to con form
&c the doctrines and worship OF his depornina.
ton The question involved Is whe her IL !.
lawful 70 make the singing OF pro fession,l
hymns by a surpliced choir a part OF the r.gp.
lar order of worship. Mr.. Tate cas- applied 20
The American Church UnioR for their advic.
and they have determined 70 furnish him w,,h
ne necessary peeuniary means for trying the
question on its merits
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MS Scott-Siddons illustrated her great yer.
sataliIy BY appearing AT the National Theatsr
On Saturday evening as "Mrs. Haller" in .Tne
S;rar ger, and as sKatharina" In Shakespeare
comedy, Tanning the Shrw." She was com
Plimented on the occasion by the largest and
fashionable audience Of the week, every part
o. the house being crowded. President Grant
and family occupied a private box, aud many
distinguished persons were present Mrs.
S'adons was enthusiastically aprIauded, par
Aculariy IN the role OF Mrs. HalIer,- and was
several times called before the curtain. She
was well supported, As she has been through
OUT her engagement, and we are glad to an
nounee that the company will remain here
another week, and will perform "The School
fc- Scandal tonight.
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Ole Ball Will give concert at Metzsrot,
hail rext Saturday evening, when be will b.
assist d BY eminent talent, embracing the names
OF Miss :. ". Barton. Mr.. William Mcdonald
nAr- beHJamin Owens, and Mr.. Theodore Mar
terS' All ennwn 10 fame as accomplished sing
- - 4Ausle.ans- This may, and probably
viii, be me last cpportuni our citizens Will
have of heSrirg The greatest living yioIinist.