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BEFORE UNITED STATES COM
SIONER CEAEOOE

BEFORE UNITED STATES COMNlS-
SIONER CHAHOON.
United States Us. U1bS0n.-The con-
tinued case Of Il. W. Hobson, charged with
embezzlement, was called before the United
States Commissioner yesterday. The Com
missioner decided that the accused was
amenabe to the United States revenue
laws, and should be sent on to answer IN
indictment before the grand jury of the
United States circuit court.
The question of bail being raised, was
FULLY discussed, and the Commissioner de-
cided that the accused be bailed in the
sum Of $4,000.
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RELIGIoUs.-Rev. DR.. w. M. Carmichael,
of Hampstead, Long Island, preached last
evening at St. Marks church, in conse-
ouence of the illness of MIR. Dashiel. His
sermon was from the thirty-frst verse, for
ticth chapter of Isaiah, and was model of
praoticabiiity and eloquence. In the course
of it he alluded to the illness Of the pastors
child, which was prayed for.
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T. Nelson, Joseph NJ. Baker, Richard o.
Morris, and DR.. William S. Fowler.
On motion, the chairman was added to
the delegation, and the secretary directed
to furnish to the papers in Richmond q
copy Of the proceedings Of the meeting for
publication. JoHN HUNTER, chairman.
A. 7. Butler, secretary.
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TIE RELIGIOUS HERALD Is one Of the hest
mediums for 4 vertlsuE IN the country. il Is the
-! gan of the Bap.i4ts or Virginia. y est Virginia
Maryland, aGd south Carolina, Ml.dht5 also = good
circul., ion IN Other states The business mcl oI
Richm pud. +. tcrsburg, NcrfciS, 'hare. ton, Bal
tmorr, va hin@tom, and other cities. should con-
slIcr whether their u:crC sts may not b. promote.
5y aYaIling themselves Of the advertising co!Hlnns
Of the RELIGIOUS HERALD. Itsadyprti5iaE rates
are very reasonable.
Office.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY Ii, 1869.
sun rises. es..........7.U3 Moon scts........ 7.b2
sun seis...........4.5oI High tide, T. NJ. ) ~
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY E.
SAILED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Geoghegau, Btlti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Ha:yeyS
\ Williams.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. l.. Il. Tatum.
Schooner Occola, tlcgg, Norfolk, mcrchan-
disc, CrOwc!l X Currie.
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LECTURE.-Rev. William L. Hatcher's
lecture on the Advantages of the Modern
Dance" will be delivered in the First Dap-
tist church, corner Of Broad and Twelfth
streets, tomorrow night-the largest au-
dience-room in the city having been Sc
lected to accommodate the crowds who will
90 10 hear him,
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosTOFFICE JANUARY
IA, 69.-Mrs. Wick Pierce, Norfolk, Va.
W. Il. L. Combs (negro), Richmond, Va.
John EdNaran, Richmond, Va; Aaron
Winston, Mittieton county, Pa; Leila Hail
stalk, Guinea Station; Nap. Moody, Louisa
county, Va.
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TIVE ROBBED MAIL-RETuRN OF THE
NoTss, DRAFTS, &c.-The mail which left
h"rc Saturday morning last for Baltimore
end Philadelphia, it will be remembered,
--as stolen from the mail wagon in Wash
ingtcn city and robbed. The thief or
thieves left all notes, drafts, and money
orders, with the rifcd letters, in an alley
near the postottice. Many of these, amount,
ing to several thousand dollars, have beer
returned to this postofiice, to be delivered tc
those who issued them.
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PERsoSAL.-Brcyet Major General o. B.
Wilcox, commanding sub-diStrict Of Lynch
burg, is in the city. Colonel Francis j.
Parker, the representative of the Aspln-
walls and other northern capitalists inte-
rested in Virginia coal mines, WAS in the
city yesterday.
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REMOVAL OF COLONEL YoUNG.-Colonel
J. 4. Young, Commonwealth attorney for
Ienrico county, was yesterday notified OF
his removal from Office by "Tdcr Of General
Stoneman. He is sup ed by Mr..
Lcmuel j. Bowdcn, 4 -, ;er brother of
the Attorney-Gcneral, Ct 81. old Virginia
family hut Radical in pol &.
The tidings Of Colonel lungs removal
will be received with general regret, as he
is widely and favorably Known in connec-
ton with the Office which lie has so long
filled. He w;s appointed attorney for the
Commonwealth for the city Of Richmond
and county of llenrico in 1S4S, and held
that office until 1882, when the new consti-
tuition went into effect. lie was then
elected attorney for Hcnrico county, and
has occupied that office ever since. His
fame has been spread abroad over the
country as the prosecutor c. James Jeter
Phillips, in which capacity he acquitted
himself with distinguished ability. 1t
would be well for the county to retain him
Tor the argument of this case, in its new
phase, before Judge Underwood.
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tbs ORAToRIo.--It is hardly necessary
to remind our readers OF the performance
of The Creation at the Theatre tonight. a
crowded house is already insured.
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y EMOVAL AND FOR RENT. II.
offers for rent OSE-HhLF OF THE STORE.
II will be partiiloned off t0 good tenant. ,ihe
rent will be very low. apply ~ tho store. j.
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THO New York Tribune gives the follow,
encouraging report:

The New York Tribune gives the follow
;,r encouraging report
:. The members Of the Virginia delega-
..... have had q pleasant and satisfactory
,.,%,y:,w with Judge 5rumhu(l, Mr.. Fes-
.r.., md other leading Republicans.
-r..~. !. 81 General desire 20 reach some ar
'.n.sr.cut, and it Is agreed by All that the
,,,l..~,,..,l constitution Is not fit TO be ac-
s,,,.l as the organic law; but there is no
.-rc. .n..s, vet a. to the details OF the coun-
r..n, There is authority for the state
,oeot that Nr. Washhurne, Judge Trumhull,
Gcoc-aI Butler, and many other influential
.,m,rrr,c,. are in favor of q settlement
1-., ,.c la,is Of Impartial suffrage and
.,r;vcr-a, amnesty. Tnc committee are
,rs-.,orc topclu. Of good results, and are
,...a rratif~d at the friendly notices Of
rcruaagau journals, the Tribune espe-
-,s,,r. X Is noteworthy that some
n the Western Democrats, and those
IN Congress from the border States,
rr-s On the Virginia movement with de-
air, an regard il rs u mistake, affirming
I'M: the West i opposed TO negro suffrage.
These .ac.icus are regretted hy the Nir-
~.,:.... "ut viii not he allowed to weigh
.,a.a,l the advantages Of speedy settle
meat. The Nlrgiuians say that this move
.acut looks simply to the restoration Of or
der and au honest state government, which
shall avoid prescriptions aud not oppress
The rcouIc by burdcnsomc taxation, and
that these vital interests of their people
vii, lie preferred to ali other alliances. If
.i..v can secure plan on the basis stated
,rrr rxucc; 10 sweep their State for it, and
i'm; great improvement ii business and
o rise IN tAe value Of property will at once
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YORK RIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or
PREslDEST.-At a meeting of the directors
of the York River railroad held at the
residence Of DR.. William II. Gwathmey on
Tuesday night Mr.. James L. Lipscomb was
elected president pro tenn. of the company.
The following resolutions were adopted !:
R.Solrsd. That Mr.. Thomas Dodamead be,
and is hereby, appointed BY the Board of Di
rcCtOrS managing director of the road with
full power rs general manager OF the same.
"2d. He shall have charge OF the con-
>rruction and repairs of the road, buildings,
water stations, engines, cars, and all other
machinery, and of keeping the same i'll order,
together with the running and working OF the
same.
Rs&oIr.i, That the managing director be
instructed 10 make Il thorough examination of
the local freight tariff OF the company, and
also of lhe rates received on through trans.
portatou and the rates of passenger far,
both local and through, and recon mend 10
tn" Board such changes or notifications is in
his judgment may be necessary
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LOST AND FOUND.

S.EA REWARD.-Stolen from my ~,
eD,PO farm. known as "Westham cot ZGIA
tagc,n Il BY HORSE, in good order, ten or
eleven years old: PAGES under the sadtIls but not
In harness, and has very tender mouth. Will
pay twenty live dollars for the recovery OF the
horse nifty dollars for horse and arrest OF thief
Il. D-lw q. +. BSESEE.
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RELIGIOUS HERALD.-single copies Of
this paper may be obtained OF j. Wall Tur-
ner, newsdealer.
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CoNvIcT.-John Brown, sentenced from
Frederick county for five years for horse
stealing, reached the city yesterday, in
charge of Sheriff Kurtz, and was placed in
the hands OF Superintendent Wardwell.
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THE COURTS.
EOIRT OLE APPEALS

The following cases are set for the pre-
sent term: Graham Us. Pierce Mayor and
others Us. Darlington and others McCan-
dish Us. Camm Moon and others Us. Stones
executor; Bil)gery Us. Branch Lohman
Rogers and others Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company Us
Snead and others Beverly Us. Walden
Walker Us. Herring; Foster Us. Bank OF
the Valley; Honaker Us. Howe; Smith Us
Smith; Farmers Bank of Virginia Us. An
derson and others Exchange Bank OF Vir-
ginia and others Us. Knox and others
Southern Express Company Us. McVeigh
Griffin's executor Us. Cunningham DoWny
Us. Mutt Byrne Us. Edmunds.
The cases of Lancaster and others Us.
Forbin and others; Corbin and others Us.
Mils's executor, and Robinsons admins
traitor Us. Mills's executor, fully argued Mt
the last term of the court, will be decided
during the present term.
MAYORS COURT-MAToR GEO. CHAHooS.
Threatening and ASSault.-Joseph kcr-
sey, charged with threatening to beat J. :,
Moeis, was required to give surety for his
future good behavior. Anthony Holmes
and William Bass (negroes), charged with
assaulting and beating Lizzie Holmes, were
discharged.
1heft.-Dallas Branch (negro), charged
with stealing a COW, was sent on to answer
Indictment.
an Old Qfendcr.-William Langford,
young in years but old in offence, arraign-
cd for stealing clothes from negro, was
discharged.
1Ssdult.-William Watkins, charged with
assaulting Margaret Evans, was discharged
Murderer Sent to P0,oh0tHn.-William
Howe (negro), charged with the murder of
Mr.. John White, of Powhatan county, was
sent to the authorities of that county for
trial
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SSATcH-THIEvEs Es.-A boy living on
Church Hill, while passing along through h
the Old Market yesterday afternoon, had
his hat snatched off his head by negro
boy, who Immediately ran off and evaded
nlIrsllIr
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s17INTER sCHEDULE.-RICHMoND

sg7INTER LE.-RICHMOND
~ AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.-On
and after WEDNESDAY the 2d December the
trains over this road will be run rs follows
Leave Richmond nj \. VI. and 1885 Il. NJ.
Leave Petersburg a. 9i5 a. VI. and $50 Z. n.
AZ IC0MMbDaIlOS TRAIN, with passenger
car attached. will leave Richmond daily at I:i0 y.
w.. and Petersburg daily al $40 A. Nj. Sundays
cXccptci).
rhc A. NJ. train will not lave RI ,hmond on
sundays. aud The $50 L. N. train will not leave
Petersburg on sundays.
train, running through daily
Fare To Norfolk -. baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached 10 the coal train
will leave Clover Hin at a. NJ and returning,
leave Richmond ut $40 L. VI. on Tuesdays, Thurs
lays, and saturdays.
THOMAS III. WYTNE,
de superintendent.
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POLICE ArP0INTMENT.-John Pulling,
formerly of the Public Guard, has been ap-
pointed on the police force, otce Frank Fs-
gan, removed.
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OYsTERs.-There are seven or eight oys-
ter-yessels in the Dock, after d scarcity Of
the lyes,
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TALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT


T. to the North, East, and West pfh the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
carrying the United stateS mail twice daily. Ele-
giant cars with new patent 81. cping chairs on all
trains.-The through trains on hi road are now
run from the depot corner Byrd and Eighth
trscts as follows
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at Ills 4. NJ, arriving in WASH
iugton at Gas l.. NJ. conncct!n" with the early
afternoon express trains for the North, East and
West. -
.hn NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN. with
elegant cars, with the new patent. slecpiug chairs
attached leaves Richmond daily tSundays except
edl ut sis y. ~, arriving I'm Washington at $40
A. NJ, connecting with The early morning trains
for the North, East. and West.
Both 81 EANER5 stop ut ieSanIria each way.
he ACCONMODAIlUS TRAIN for hiDfori
and all way y-statons leaves depo. corner Broad
ard Eighth streets at 3:50 L. N. Returning,
arrives at so i. NJ.
Through tickets and through b ggagc checks 10
All principal points.
FIr fufther Information and through tickets.
apply ut the Office of Til" company, corner Rroad
AMI Eighth STR cts. ShOckc Hill. and at the ticket
Office corner BYRD and Eighth streets.
}. Il. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH Superintendent. des
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND &sEsS
AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP s~sseea.aa.
line Steamers NORFOLK and lALLEf
CI1 i, composing this line, VIII leave Philsdeiphia
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FEl-
Day. alternately.
Freisht taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and st.
Louis, uia Pennsylvania Centrsl railroad. $50,
for Norfolk and Boston: and close connection
made ut Norfolk. Bills of lad!ng signed through.
Pass .ge To Phil adclphia including meals ana statc-
room. $40. w. L. tOadEH, ssent..
oc II ONCE Z'-o Doch sLtce1.
EOR NORFOLK, PORTS-carrE1aI
II MOUTH AND ALL REGULAR szs<z-as.zz-
LANDINGS on THE JAMES RlNEh.-I ne last
and elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, Cap
tIan H. &, CLIFFORD, leaves her wharf at Rockets
for above NAMED places on MONDAY, WE'D.
SFSDAY, and FRIDAY, 1T 81 O'Clock A; NJ, ana
returns on Tuesdiy, Thursday, and saturday.
Passengers arrive IN Norfolk In time to con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore ana points
Sorth.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrival
of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, $3.50.
FREIGHT
received up to 81 p. 81. Tuesdays. Thursdays ana
SATURDAYS for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, BAL
t!more and principal landings on Chesapesh:
bay, aud all regular handbags on James river, A.
reasonable rates.
Freights for way landings must be prepaid.
Letters entrusted to purser of steamer must Do
enclosed In Government stamped envelope.
Apply TO l.. h. TATUN. Agent.
NH 2i Office steamers wharf,
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RAILROADS.
IN ssss -, -E-, rZsE.s-s-s-J ]
T Es

GA Es ::::..:::::s3
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
Ia ROAD-rHANGE OF sCHEDULE.-On
and after FRIDAY. January l5h. Nes, the PAs-
SINGER TRAINS on this road will be run as
follows: o,,~>u
leave Richmond daily Except Sundays) at $40 A.
VI. arrive ut BurktyIlIe at u.as A; NJ; making
close connections with trains on the Soutbslfe
road for Farmville. Lynchbnrg,. Bristol; Knox
vile. Nashville. Memphis. &c. &c 1HkOI6h
NAIL AND tXPRESs leave Richmond daily at
ASP. M. /; leave Dany lille daily at 1918 ?. n:
arrive at Greensboro daily at l2.4s A. d.. making
close connections for all stations on the North
1'arolina road both east and west OF Greensboro,
Charlotte, Columbia. Augusta, and all points
South. 49,
PRESS leave Grceasbo daily at A. u. leave
DanylIle daily at 327 A. N: arrive at Richmond nd
daily at IL A. NJ. YNCHBURG PASSEHaERS
leave Burke, lille daily (excep. Sundays) at 2lo Z.
VI. arrive at Richmond at 5.70P:h.
Thr ugh tickets can be procured at the ticket
Office In j. edmond to all important points Sonth
aud southwest. and at Greensboro ana DanViIlc 70
all points North East, and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
g., 7 Gupa tufp
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WANTED, TO BUY THREE MEDIUM
w SIXG BRICK II .ESFS ut prices ranging
from Il, 100 to S!r0). The following locality pre-
ferrcd Norh Of Cary street east OF First, south
of i.righ street, and west of Twelfth Also, Two
BRICK STORES and DWELl1SGS--one on
Bro,d between First aud Ninth streets, and the
other near the Old Market
ipi3-4t RICHARDSON & NEWBURN.
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ulDES WANTED.--Highest cash prices
| & paid for DRY or GREEN hide ~
- HULST 4 king.
Ca.ce Of Manchester Tannery, ii22 Main street
Nirhfnn nnMl. NO 10
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An adjourned meeting of the City Coun
Gil was held yesterday aftern oon, Mr.
Saunders in the chair, and quorum pre-
sent
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NTANTED, o good COOK, WASHER
w and IROEFR to do the work Of a f~mily Of
three persons. honc but good worker leed APP
ply. Dlt. {. 7. k!oEBhF.
il l3-2t 9o2 Broad street,
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gXTANTED, PURCHASERS for one Of
w the largest and best assortments of
SADDLES, BRlDL@S,
HAXSES- WHIPS, SITS, &C.,
to he found IN the city, ut the lowest cash prices.
j. Il. Dio o'KERSON h BROTHER,
Sa,ldiers and Harness Manufacturers,
No. 1916 Franklin street, near Fifteenth.
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RECEPTLONs.

THE PREsIpESr aad his daughters will re-
eelve next Tuesday evening, the isth Instant
commencing at 8 p. m. and closing at IL.
The conservatory at the Executive Mansion
open to visitors Friday Of each week from
until . p. IN.
SPEAKER CoLYAx's receptions will be on
every Friday evening during the session,
from $50 to II p. IN.
Mrs. oolfax receives every Wednesday,
from toIp.m.
Mas. PosrNAsTER GENERAL RAND ALL will
receive her friends on Wednesday Of each
week, from l to 1 p. m, at the residence, cor.
ner Of Twelfth and X streets.
Mrs. SECRETARY MoCuLLocH receives on
Wednesday of each week at the residence,
No. 900 II street, from u to Z, and on Friday
from 8 to IL p. m. Cards to be issued for the
evening receptions.
Mrs. SECRETARY BRowSTSG receives on
Wednesday Of each week at her residence, No
$50 street, from II IN. to p. m.
Mrs. SECRETARY ScHoFIELD will receiv,
her friends each Wednesday from IL IN. TO p
m, at her residence, on II street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
The national Republican., 1869-01-30

ELECTION FRACDs.-It Ia reported that the
committee which has Investigated the elec-
tion frauds In New York State will recon.
mend that Congress pass law providing for
the choice OF electors for President and Vice
President by districts in the same way that
members OF Congress are chosen, and that
provisions be made for contestins the election
OF electors to seats 10 the electoral college as
Congressmen are now contested, and that
heavy penalties be imposed upon illegal vot.
ing. 1t strikes US that such a change In the
law would be both wise and salutary,
The national Republican., 1869-01-30
Auction Sales.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT yEssEL.

IL
DEPUTY ouARrERNAsrER oEHHaALis OpHIeE,l
80 gAtrISons. Nd gsn ., 1872 >,
will be CssIea. y gasic sale O shs gST n Bsl,.
ruary 10, 1902. This yeaql isA
Of al CO.'S tons. length ls5 feet, hreadlh n7.lO
ieei depth Of hold S'io foo'' dtat, light sfoet,
She has one dirset.aetins low.pressqfe engine
(2ixN inehes) Of p1-horse power, and one boiler
The hull IL Of iron, covered with ~ inch white
oak aud pine plank. The hull and boiler were
recently repaired at an expense OF three thousand
dollara "
All the property on board that tightfully belongs
10 her outfit will be sold with the vessel. She 10
well found in everY espeet, and ready for iinme-
The rirht IL reserved 10 reject any and all bids
for cause deemed suiieisnt by The lndsfsigned.
The vessel is p9y lying a The head o. Spear, ,,,
take place, and l. open TO inspection by those de.
Terms. CASH, II Government funds. on day 81
saie. I. STEWART VAN yBIET,
eral, .S.A, ian2q.td
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Gov, H0reInan.

This gentleman has been nominated for the
vnited States Senate, to succeed senator Van
winkle' from West Virginia. The nomlna.
noh Is a good one, and gives evidence that this
s's'e Is sound on the great and distinctive
principles Of the RepubliGsr party. Gov.
boreman was one OF the Jew men In Virginia
I's " 'He eomT T.eneement OF the war, be
nras.. -.merican Union was Infinitely
lie to human slavery.
The national Republican., 1869-01-30

THB wEATHER.-We are enjoying In this
latitude most remarkably hne weather for the
season. Many are predicting spell Of terri.
bly, cold and stormy weather for February and
March. We hope that all these prophecies
will fail, though we confess to degree Of
faith 10 the predictions,
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FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.

OFFICE OF PAYNAsTER U. S, MI
q kILBT STREET, BOsTON, Jan 2. 1862.
Proposals, sealed and indorsed % Proposals for
Navy Supplies" will be received at this Office
MONDAY. February !. 1880. at > o'clock. p. IN.
To be opened Immediately thereafter,
For the articles named below. Offers for each re-
QUESTION must be separately enclosed, with the
nupbsr Of the Isqaislnon on the epyslops: The
award each article or Item on requisition sepa =
rAtely, In the interest Of the Government.
All articles must be Of the best suality, subject
10 the usual Inspection, and delivered at the Char
lesion Nayy.yard Immediately free Of expense to
IL BGRRxG BHG5RRSxfFH1'htt " CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
Requisitio1 No. 27
500 pounds Muriate, Acid,
9H " SulphuTic Acid.
To be delivered In tight and suitable YES
sels.
To supply the deficiencies on Clark L Pearson q
eontTaet-Class No. "a, l661-6S.
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
Requisition No. ].
90 barrels Navy Mess Beef
800 " Navy Mess Pork.
Requistion No. g.
5000 pounds Candles-equal In quality to N tch :
Requisition No. l.
loo pair Calf Skin Shnes-nayy standard.
CHARLES W. ABBOT,
lanD-td Paymaster U. 8. Navy.
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND d STREETS,
lRntranee on D street,p

lBntrance on D street.,
WARRINGTON, D. O.,
An instltutlon specially designed for preparing
young and middle-aged men and women 10 engage
Of others.
The branches taught are: Business Practice,
Book keeping as applied to all departments of
business, business and Ladies' Penmanship. Busi.
ness, Arithmetic, Grammar, Correspondence,
meroial Law.
Students are permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches.
Ladies' have the same advantage as gentlemen,
In separate department, Instructed by compe.
tent lady teachers
RATES OF TUITION: A scholarship, good for
Unlimited time In colleges located In important
cities Of the country, ,s6 Local scholarship good
for one year from date Of issue, go Tickets for
three months, tNi for one month. 80.
All tuitions payable In advAnoei when paid In
instalments the rates are ten per cent. higher.
Sessions are held day and evening.
Glasses In French In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon.
The national Republican., 1869-01-30

IN THE MATTER OF TIE PETITION or
L Mary A, HOlmeAd, guardian to WILLIAM HOL-
hEAD, Ia the Orphans Court Of the District Of
Columbia,
The Guardian hAying reported the sale made by
her Of the strip Qf land AllOtted for plank road
from the Piney Branch road to the widow q dover,
to A Gleason. for 81 O6s IS, and that he hath paid
the same Itsthis l2th day January, lsoe ordered
unless cause be shown to the Court, on or before
the 9Th day Of February NEXT provided 4 copy OF
LIcAS once aweek for three weeks prior 20 said
day. wM. y. PURCELL,
Judge Of the Orphans Court.
Test JAS. r. o'BRIKNR,
janlS'W3W' Register Of wills.