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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

The first branch Of the City Council Of
Baltimore has accepted an invitation to
visit stanton on the 18th, 18Th, and 18th
of October. the time set for the holding Of
the County Agricultural Fair at that place.
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Tho Texas Newspaper Nominating
Convention.

GALVESTON. TEXAS, October IA tele-
gram FROM Ioustoa SAYS ;liC So-called De
mocratic Convention at Brcnham consisted
Of tive editors. The Democratic party,
through is Executive Committee, refused
10 call 4 convention or make any nomlna-
ton for Governor. The Democratic party
Of Texas has no sympathy or connection
with this movement 1T Brennan.
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Appointment OF Revenue Collector in
Virginia.

WASHINGTON, October 1.--Bcverly B.
Bolts has been appointed revenue collector
Of the sixth Virginia district ujce Sterling,
suspended.
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T.a Treasury Department expects the
.> a>ta,mrut Of the new lc@al-tcndcr
..- consisting Of ono and two dollar
.->. ~cNt week. These are very much
4. and every effort will hc made to
.r he demand from every part Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

NoRwALE, CT, October 1.-The National
Bank of Norwalk was robbed last night.
The bank only loses $4,000, but private
parties lose Sely-amountn not known.
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Meeting Of tie Mexican Congress.
New YORK, October l.-AdyiccS from the
City Of Mexico Of September lSt say Con-
gre<S had assembled. JuarCz made con-
@ratuiatory address OH the condition Of the
Reuublic,
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ARRIVAL OF FOEEIGNEES.-A party Of ten
Scotchmon arrived here Wednesday. They
are in search Of land, and express them
selves as much pleased with what they have
seen of the country. They are the drnnt
Lynchbug l'uyniGn.
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DRY GOODS.


T. Il. PRICE. JACOB HALL, Z. P. uUDG1Ss.
FALL 1862
T. p. PRICE & CO.,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
(nearly opposite post-oface,)
have inst opened the largest and most attractive
STOCK FALL e. AND WINTER DRY GOODS
| they have had since the close Of the war.
Elegant BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
Every variety OF COLORED REPS and PLAlDS,
BLACK POPLINS and ALPACA POPLlNS
SATIN DELAINES, BOMBAZINES,
MM tjt PAUL BE CHEvs, IS to 50 cents per
Win az endless variety ofGooDsFoRLAD1Es
-A-' FOR GENTLEMEN.
MEREg eTef e1Sibed by any one house IN our
city. among them many choice goods made in our
o,cn Stats, to which attention Is called.
SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
| FLANNELS. GLOVES. CRAEATS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, SOCKS, &C., &C.
o o.: SIN a1I''''' - ~ T. R. PRICE & co.
CARDOZo, ALSOP & FOURQUREAN
respectfully invite the attention OF the trade to
their stock Of
NEW FALL GOODS,
embracing every variety of style and quality, and
adapted to the wants Of buyers from all parts Of
| the country.
From their facilities for purchasing lbuying, as
they do, entirely for CASH. the CHOICEST NOV
ELITES as we'll as the CHEAPEST GOODS-inva-
riaby offered at the lowest price-they arc conf
dent that 1t will be found advantageous to examine
| their stock before buying elsewhere,
CARDozo, ALsOP FoURQUREAN.
S. VI. PRICE,
JOHN 0. eHuES,
JACK TEMPLE,
E.P. LYONS, and
r. G. CARE,
| are with Us, and would be pleased to sea safjr
| friends. ec9
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DRY GOODS.

NOW rs THE TIME TO BUY.
WE ARE RECEIVING
LARGE ASSORTMENT
FALL DRY GOODS,
BOUGHT AT Low PRICES,
BEFoRE THE GOLD PANIC,)
OFFER INDUCEMENTS
DRESS GOODS,
sHAWLs,
eLoAKs,
CASSIMERES,
WHITE GOODS,
NOTIONS.
FLANSELS,
RIBBONS, &C.
Call and examine our stock.
WILLIAM THALHIMER 4 SONS,
3l5 Broad street, between Third and Fourth, an
1912 Main street.
sos Ezekiels old stand.
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Fatal Political Row.
Bank Robbed.

PHILADELPHIA, October In political
row last night two Republicans were killed
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
GENERAL GRANT AND NRGlS1A.-"Dat

GENERAL GRANT AND NIRGINIA.-"Data'
writes to the sam:
.u i said the President is STRONGLY on
,,.ri 10 imposing any further tests iIpdn
t.~.n.a before her admission to Congress-
n Conversation with Senator Wilson few
''v>a-a. he said he thought nothing waste
H.. aimed ~ keeping States out which had
-..4...aI with The acts Of Congress n Nir-
..1 bad. He hoped the LEGISLATURE would
-t.. senators who could take the irou-clad
a..a.
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7 OOK AT THE ATTRACTIVE LIST
NEW GOODS
JULIUS IEY IRIS,
6O3 BROAD STREET

JUST OPENED,
4 large lot of SILK and SATIN RIBBONS, some
very wide and rich, for sashcs, bows, etc.-ez-
trcmely beautiful;
4 fine assortment Of PARIS CORSETS OF most
admirable shape and texture:
4 full line Of BLACK and COLORED VELVET
RIBBONS;
A consignment OF HEAVY, RICH DRESS SILKS,
black and colored, deserving special attention;
4 few pieces Of SCARLET. CHECKED, and other
handsome T L \ \ Ell 5; also, PLAIN
WHITE, RED, &C.;
A lot OF NEW CALICOES, with other DOMEs-
TICS, such as BLEACHED and UNBLEACH-
EDCASTOE FLAESELS, BEDTICklSG,
TOWELLING, SHEETING, Sill RTlS G,
&C., &C.;
An assortment Of BLACK ALPACAS also, some
COLORED OF great beauty;
DELAISES, MERISOS, sERGES, &c, &C.
Another supply OF those EXTRA BARGAINS In
FINE LINEN SHIRT-FRONTS, cmbroider-
ed French-woven. and plain.
Other NEW GOODS are OPENING DAILY
now Mt JULloo hEi En- .
.an5 oo3 Broad street.
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Coon RE>ULT.-Mr. J. VI. Bookcrre returned
from Baltimore last evening, and reports
81 ,7C0 rs the total amount subscribed in that
city to the Lynchburg Agricultural and
Mechanical Society. This is a splendid
result. We must say hurrah for Baltimore
and hurrah for the committcc.--LWtciJuyy
Ilf.lLLIlnlG
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FRENCH ROBAUIX TWILLED POPLlNS,
double widths, and beautiful silk mixtures;
TWILLED PARIS POPLINS, most al colors,
at only 75c worth ~ per yard;
sOLID-COLORED ALPACA POPLISS, various
shades, only soc. per yard;
STRIPED ENGLISH CARTOONS only 2Cc. per
yard.
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The distillcry of Mr.. G. W. Cochran was
burned Oh Monday night last, with Il large
quantity of apples and some twenty-five
Gallons of apple brandy. The stills were
comparatively uniniurcd. The fire Wa
purely ccidcntal.-.Stnua'on liad'cG!9r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

A BIC PURCu SE-LAND AND WATER
PowER.--A party omposed Of New Workers
have purchased e Granville J. Kelly and
Garland and George Whcatl"y y large tract
Of land, runr;.'c from Cartor'S bridge to
Marsh run, including the w'tor-powcr at
Whcatlcy'S mill, on The ! ppahamock
river, Tor SO ,00O.-Frcfcrich -t..yy Herald.
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Statesmen: W. c. Kean, j. II. Chenery' ana
". II. Gordon.
Closed on SATURDAYS. sea
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
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BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
at prices to suit all.

BLACK ALPACAS or every price and grade
imaginable;
EMPRESS CLOTHs and MERINOS, all colors
EMPRESS KID GLOVES, all shades, and really
good article NJ Sl.25;
LOCO yards THREAD EDGING, all widths, very
cheap.
The national Republican., 1869-02-05

e-eS stVs%osy vssstvoIA
NEW YoRk MARKET.
NEW YORK, Feb. Al y. m.-Cotton-de-
mnnd fair ut lower rates; e0L cents. Sugar
quiet and steadyi Cuba l1K@l2% cents;
Porto Rico 12h@l3s< cents. Flour dull
and nomlnal Southern s6@14.25. Wheat
steadyj demand fair, tl.579l.5s, in store.
Corn quiet and weak; p0@92 cents; Southern
white % cents. Oats very firm, higher rates
asked; 75 cents. Rye dull and nominal, sl.45.
Pork quiet and weak, t3a.50. Gold 1887.
BALTrMoRE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 4.--Brsadstpfs.-
market for Flour Is still dull and heavy.
We note, however, sales Of Howard Street
Super at t6.25, s6.62lf698.75; Western
Spring Extra at t7.25.
Wheat was more active this morning than
for some days past, but prices were of &c
| 10 cents per bushel. The receipts were Q, ,50t
bushels, and we note sales Of good Pennsyl
vania red at tl.70G1.74; prime Maryland
do. at t2.05@2.10; choice Frederick county
do. at sails; choice Virginia Valley do. al
e2.25, and fair to good white at tl.90@2.10
Corn was In rather light supply, but tn,
demand was fair, and prices steady and firm
sS cents, and yellow at s6@S7 cents.
Provisiors.-Prices continue to advance q
the West, and the market here Is In conse
quenco very strong indeed Bacon is higher
and We now quote shoulders at 15N@16c.
rib sides at 17%@1sc., and clear rib do. a
1SA@l9c. The demand Ia active, and tn
sales to-day reach probably 100 hhds. Bull
meat Is wanted, but there Is none on the mar
ket. Shoulders may be quoted very firm a
14c., and 16c. was, we understand, offere,
and refused yesterday for 100000 lbs. ri
sides, to arrive. Lard we quote very firm q
20lS(121c. We note sales OF 100 bbls. mes
pork at s32, and 100 bbls. heavy rump do. a
s2s.50, but we now quote mess held firm n
f32 5OIdt33 Der bbl.
The national Republican., 1869-02-05
Personal.

Hon. Thos. W. Ferry, Of Michigan; Hon.
John Evans, of Colorado, and Maj. Gen.
stoneman, commander Of the Virginia Mill
tary District, are at the National Hotel.
Mr.. J. P. Tlce, Of New York, and A..
Vance Brown, Of Richmond, are at Willards.
Hon. II. W. slocum, Of New York; Gen.
J. J. Reynolds, U. 8. A., are at the Ebbitt
House.
Senator and Mrs. Morton have issued cards
for q large party on Monday evening next.
Mr.. c. II. Niles, appointing clerk Of the
Treasury Department, has been detained at
home for several days by sickness.
Paymaster A. II. Seward has been granted
leave Of absence by the Secretary Of War to
visit Europe.
Gen. Grant left Washington yesterday
morning on the O'Clock train for New York,
where he will spend three or four days as
the guest Of Hon. Hamilton Fish. He was
accompanied on his trip by Mrs. Grant aud
Generals Dent and Badeau.
On Monday Messrs. II. Kalussowski, N. +
Zaba aud W. Lcski waited on Hon. Jno
Hitz, Diplomatic Agent OF Switzerland, ant
handed him $50, contribution Of the
"Kosciusko Polish Mutual Aid Society,"" In
New York, for the Swiss sufferers.
Queen Isabella says II she could wea
pantaloons she would go back to her capital
now in a state Of revolution. But Georg,
Francis Train, pantaloon-wcarer, declares
without making any conditions, that he vii
soon rejoin the women Of the Rerolmior
whose readers miss him.
The national Republican., 1869-02-05
GRIM z.

Crime, like disease and pestilence,is Is often
epidemic, and just now we seem to have fallen
upon an era when robbcrics, burglarics aud
murder dominate in many of our large cities.
The prevalence of daring vlllainies appear
to characteriZe the hour; scoundrelism Is
bold and rampant. The audacity with which
great crimes arc pcrpetrated is frightfully
alarming, and no one can predict when or
where these things will end, unless speedy
justice and condign punishment are mcted
out by the courts Of law with firm and
steady hand.
From the laxlty of the courts In admins
tcring the full penalty of the law upon noto-
rious criminals, and from the easy facilities
with which pardous are obtained, spring, in
large measure, much of the crime which
now startles the community aud makes life
and property insecure.
The desperate characters who throng our
large cities deliberately calculate the chances
OF escape before entering upon their career
OF crime; and knowing, rs they do, how easy
II Is TO slip through the meshes of the law, as
it is too frequently administered, they proceed
to prey upon society with bold and unre-
lentlng hand. Let 1t be once understood
that these dastardly villains will be over
hauled, and that when captured they will be
sure to receive the punishment due to thei,
crimes, and that there will be no escape, anC
deeds that outrage all law and afillct tn
community will be perceptlbly less frequen
in very short period of time.
We recollect that several years since il
New York city garroting became alarmingl!
frequent. Scarcely night passed in which
there were not several persons garroted ant
robbed, and this state Of things continued
for some time. At length n ghrroter wa
arrested and brought before the court, AM
the judge sentenced him TO Sing Sing 70
life; and from that time forth the garroting
business grew less, till 1t almost ceased
State prison for life was too much to risk
yillainy caused honest men who were obligeC
10 walk the streets at night to turn pale witt
fear, forsook their ncfarious work, and thi
crime for some time seemed TO have becom
almost extinct.
Let the courts and the ministers of law SC
to it that these desperate characters are ca!
tured. and that when rnnturnd the ~~t"a'r
penalties Of the law are visited upon thei
with certainty that does not admit of doul
in any instance, aud society shall thereb
find some safeguards upon which 1t can rely
while crime of every description will /
largely dimin ished.
The national Republican., 1869-02-05
RECEPTIONS,

THE PREsIprSr aud his daughters will re-
eeive next Tuesday evening, the 10Th Instant,
commencing at 9 p. IN. and closing atll.
The conservatory At the Executive Mansion
open 60 visitors Friday Of each week from
until . p. m.
sPEAKER CoLPAx's receptions will be on
every Friday evening during the session,
from s3o to II p. N.
Mrs. Colfsx receives every Wednesday,
from to o4p.m.
Mrs, PosTMAsTRR GENERAL RANDALL will
receive her friends on Wednesday Of each
week, from to p. IN, at the residence, cor
ner Of Twelfth and X streets.
Mas. SEoRErAnY McCuLLocu receives on
Wednesday Of each week At the residence
No. 3oS II street, from IL to I, and on Friday
from s to IL p. m. Cards to be issued for the
evening receptions.
MRs. SKoRETART BRowSISo receives on
Wednesday OF each week at her residence No.
$50 l street, from u N. to Up. IN.
MRs. SECRETARY scHoHGsLD will receive
her friends each wednesday from II m. to p
m, at her residence, on II street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
The national Republican., 1869-02-05
fCommunleated.l !

WAHHls0roN, februAry ). leos.
CLERICAL CONVERSATION. - Editor No
tional Republican: SIR: Can you suggest to
my mind the spirit of economy that gov
erns our Congress In refusing an additional
compensation of 20 per cent. on one years
salary to the clerks Of the different depart
ments, and at the same time does not restrain
them from referring to n committee bill fol
the increase Of pay Of all officers Of the army
(below major generals) SO per cent. for sev
erdl yearsl
There is, sir, no class Of men better paid
to-day In our country than the army officers,
A second lieutenant gets as much as a third
class clerk, and can you question the rela.
tive value Of the services rendered by the one
and the other Of these two classes of men,
particularly in time Of peace.
There are now some 5000 officers who will
be affected by this bill should 1t be passed
almost as many as there arc clerks in the de,
partments.
ask, Mr.. Editor, Is this justice to the
clerksi Is II economy In national expendi,
turesi A READER or THE REPUBLICAN.
The national Republican., 1869-02-05

BEGGARs AND vAGRAScY.-There is a
class Of persons, consisting Of small child
rcn and elderly people, male and female, who
accost people on the streets and in the ho-
tells, and by their opportunities for aims an
noy all. Is there no way to stop this' What
mean our provldcnt associations and other
charitable institutional and wherefore are
the appropriations by Congress and the city
authorities, and the many contributions by
the benevolent, II not to care for these very
peoplel Let those whose duty 1t Is to care
for these people see to 1t, and let the authori
ties abatc this nuisance at once.
The national Republican., 1869-02-05

VIGoRoUs PROSECUTION or CRIME.-A
grand jury has been impanneled, and two
operations to-day-the court of Oyer and
Terminer by Justice Barnard, and the court
Of general sessions by Recorder Hackett.
All rules as to adjournments have been re.
pealed, and all criminals will be tried with.
out delay after indictments are found against
them. All applications for bail will be de.
MED except for misdemeanors, and counsel
for prisoners charged with more serious of.
fences must demand bail on writ Of habeas
corpus to the supreme court. The prose
cutting authorities, Messrs. Garvin and Hutch
ings, are determined to "push things" and
to do everything in their power to quell crime
In this city.-N Y. Tribune.
The national Republican., 1869-02-05

IT IS STATED that Congress has given to
railroads, within few years, some twenty
six millions Of acres Of land. This looks
large, but 1t must be remembered that much
Of this land was an untrodden desert, and
that many more Of these acres could never
have been developed or made Of any profit.
able account had not these railways been con.
structed. Very many millions Of wealth
have been added to the nations capital by
the improvements which have been made
through the constructions Of railroads. Tho
question, docs 1t pay, may be soon answered
in the general growth and development Of
the country through which these railway
| pass.
The national Republican., 1869-02-05

Mr.. A. II. H. STUART, in q recent speech
in Virginia, said that Robert E. Lee ap-
proved of the plan of the nine Conservative
gentlemen who have been urging their views
upon the attention Of Congress. Such dec
laration will not help his cause in Congress
or with the Government.
The national Republican., 1869-02-05
toYPIoIAL.l
~, DErAnInHsL o, STATE. ~, !

DEPARTMENT oy srArk,(
wAsHIEsros. Feb. ]. 1850.
. Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. George A. Kitterdge, the
Consul Of the United States at Bombay, Of
the death, on the I'd Of December last, at
Bombay, of JAMES FRAZIER, an American
seaman of the ship Ne Plus Ultra.
The national Republican., 1869-02-05

The HANNIBAL AND ST. JosBPH RAILROAD
have sold since the war 403,327 acres of
land, and pretty much all Of this has been
disposed OF to actual settlers. The sales Of
this company last year amounted to l,757,-
900. The company has only about lss,oOo
out Of 100000 left.
The national Republican., 1869-02-05
~- oATARRH, BRoNoHITIs AND

~ sCkOfULA. Tho Boston Journal Of
Ohsmfsirv, having aixed It's stigma on all inhAlG-
ions Of UxyEenAted air, snuds, and other nasal In
from plants. which have proved potent and unfail-
Ing In the sure q hs's M diss. They s;o stsdi
Diabetes, Dyspepsia, Piles, Rheumatism, q out,
Dropsy. serofulous OphthAlmia, Ear Bruphons.
tive Diseases. Medical Circulars. % coats, Advice
free. WIN. X. PRINCE,
The national Republican., 1869-02-05

rIHs NOTICE.-The Residents of the
~ District Of Columbia or elsewhere are
hereby notified aud warned against purchasing.
S,i95 SE h.yipg AZ 4, ptsTs.s q IA Pateat for an IN
=. Dickinson, Deesmber y. 1870, as II 10 a direei
lnfIinEemsnt uPon letter, patent grAuied to me.
show this, and shall hold each and every person
50 Infringing responsible under the laws 10 such
eases. NJ r PRNTON
wIsHISGros, Jan. %. lsoD. feb2.St
The national Republican., 1869-02-05

The lLLISoIs LEGISLATURE appears to be
made up of set of funny fellows. They
voted the other day to set of Chicago to In
diana, and passed a bill vcstlng all political,
civil and social power in the State In the fe-
male portion OF the population above the
age Of sixteen years. 1t Is also made unlaw-
ful for any male over twelve years Of age to
be out after dark, unless protected by q
woman qualified to vote. Illinois is good
missionary ground for Miss Anthony and
Nrs. Cady Stanton,
The national Republican., 1869-02-05

wv A Great Reduction In Price
sYTp ~ rI I9st "a peen insae ~ MALI
now placed within the reach Of all. We cOnn.
IDENTIFY commend Its use TO all suffering from disor-
those seeding al lnvikorator, tonic or beverage.
instead OF porter, ale, beer or other alcoholic
drlnks
The national Republican., 1869-02-05
Personal.

sgR,5s Cslssne1H' 'ath y s.psisi: si:is I::S:Si
The national Republican., 1869-02-05
FINANCIAL AND oouu..uAL

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4, 1s69.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
ernmnnf Afcuritlea
The national Republican., 1869-02-05
NJ n

YATES. On wednesdsy, the Sd instant. ALI;
son, infant son Of WIN. A. and Mary r. Yates, aged
years, months, and y days.
HIS lsnersl will tske. place thi. fridayl after
noon, the tth Instant, at o'clock, from the resi-
dspcs Of his psrents, 40. 80 New York avenue.
between Fourth and fifih streets.
o'clock p. m, /, CATHIsIsI 6'HIHi. aged % years.
The friends Of the family, are respectfully re-
denee, on Second street, between D and @, Island,
on ,b,. fpdsID sfternoop, AZ o'eicst
m. on the I'd instant, JogN HnrHI, eldest son oi
Henrietta v. and W. n. MinniE, In ths 18th year
| Of his age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 meet bis remains At the Washington depot ~ a.
| this tfridaYl morning.
CROMWELL. -fell asleep on the morning Of the
lst instant, at the residence Of her son in.law,
| Thomas Bowers, Baltimore, DEBORAH CnonwELL,
relet Of the late Thomas Cromwell, in the 18th yeai
| Of her age. Requiesezt In pace.
The national Republican., 1869-02-05
MAnRIED.

Is. sSIIfTHSSS9k 81 T.SSSsp1 p rs ssnsa % o. Nh: 4:
G6ssToSk- BLAIR. oon the Sd Instant, oss.
Eaab 2, B; consiocI. Y. 3, Al, Y Miss BLAis,
cSsFpSle.s csSssFSpRSil lselISs. sySssS sNcs- N, ,,,a,.,.
The Rev W. w Williams, n VIZ. HssST Cakf.
rELnAn 70 MS, sAsAn ELIrABErH Joussor, both
The national Republican., 1869-02-05
Stables.
Educational.
MoDKRs LANGUAGES.

MODERN LANGUAGES.
Of aodsfS LsasaSSss a. he .ascrSstOTR aud 90:
lumbiAn Colleges, b, O., and who has been very
knowlsdge of Rrench, Spanish and German, win
make arransements With schools and private
Translations made, also, from the Italian. sWed.
ish. Danish, Dutch. 40. For terms, apply AZ NJ
geneer BuildinE. between D'aid street. wa,fh
The national Republican., 1869-02-05
Dress Making.
n Bsb N KIN
Real Estate Agents.
JOHN q. ARRISON,

REAL EST TATE EMIT,
Pirr "p. east aud PsnnsylySaia avenue,
Capitol Hill.
The national Republican., 1869-02-05

CHOICE BgILDIko LOTS. on Capitol Hill. for
ho1sEs AEb LOTS Ia all parts Of the City IOr
The national Republican., 1869-02-05

fl5J- DIR. WIN. BOYD, PRACTICAL
tS Physician aud Phrsnologist, has mad an
experience Of nearly twenty Ave years, and man
uiAetures the best Cough Mixture In the world ;
married how TO choose conEeniAl companions for
life, or those who have children the education best
tlon and chart Of character to any who may favor
him with call at his oMee, No. t9 Virginia Ay.
once hours from 0 10 u q, IN. aud 8 to 6p. IN.
The national Republican., 1869-02-05
s"sOAK HILL CEMETERY.
NorICR TO LnTHoLpKRs

You are hereby specially requested to attend a
me.!inE q l9tholders Of the OAK Hill Cemetery"
at the New Market.house n all, at Georgetown, for
tue purpose Of appointing committee to examine
and report upon the books, accounts and general
mauagsmentof Of the aaAirs Of the Company.
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