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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28
[PuBLo RKsoLUTIoN-No. 81


JOINT RESOLUTION to supply an omission In
the enrolment Of the "act making appro-
prlatlons for sundry civil expenses Of the
government for the year ending June thlr-
tleth, eighteen hundred aud seventy, and
for other purposes, approved March third,
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine. a.
BE Il rdsolVsdbv The Senate and IiouSs Of Rsp-
resGmtdtivcso Of he United States Of America u,
Congress assembled, That the following item,
omitted In the enrolment Of the "act making
appropriations for sundry civil expenses OF
the government for the year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy, and
for other purposes" approved March third,
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, be, and the
same is hereby, made 10 all lptGnts and puT-
poses part OF said act, viz;
"For this amount to pay B. A. Shepherd
the sum due him on lost check drawn by
Robert s. Neighbours, United States special
Indian agent, on the second Of June, eigh-
teen hundred and flfty-nine, on the assist
ant treasurer ofthe United States at New
York city, for supplies furnished the Indian
depal yment, twelve hundred dollars"
Approved, March "a, 1900,
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SEVENTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB.-It
was not generally understood that when the
Seventh ward Republican club adjourned on
Tuesday evening, the regular weekly meet
ing of the club would not be held. There
were not many present at Island Hall lest
evening, and the president, Mr.. +. A. Bos-
well, adjourned the meeting until next Tues
day evening.
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1vnonr,v- nrc,.,ox Tn, ,or p.,n
o,,Ssr,nSN ,nrn Enr. n,ixn hH ya D,'
a. oraninn Ju.,in. wai,ar ronds,., ne soi
i Iy u, IN ,ha noso '1 as H. Sa III
TuonnInann nrnnr;a,o. " I. ~,
Hrewerx and ParSo" r,,raod vi,t saIi,nrl
inSer hser ~" xi,bon, co,ror",iSu I,cons. S'''"s
s. 80 '' '". w. '"
pronat Sa,srmins ,inn thcrso Th sss ,o
10 inouIre lat into the mowers vested In III
corporation by the charter Of ineoTpo ration
I'd. The extent and meaning OF the act amend
sMtoty 70 me or,Elaa lac act enaoiishins th be
isSs' P'"'e 'o''0' "Pp'''su 'u'S 20
HIlv tho cb.r,er of isis csr,.I, .no.In,
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DIED FROM HEART DnEAsE.-A colored
woman, aged about 90 years, named Sinai
Mitchell, was found dead in a room of house
No. 42l i street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets Tuesday afternoon. Coroner
Potter held post norton examination on
Wednesday, and pronounced death to have
been caused from heart disease.
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RIVER NEws-THE FISH MARKET-RIyER
lMPROvEMINT.-The wharf at the extreme
end of Sixth street has been rented by Mr..
George l.. Sheriff, and will be used as a re.
ceying depot for his wood aud coal arrivals.
Business along the wharyes was quiet
yesterday, the Ouly arrivals outside of regu.
lar steamers being the schooner +. Clark,
Edmonston, with 100000 feet of white pine
lumber for T. Edward Clark II Co.
The only arrivals Of fish were; 400 shad
and 5000 herring. Shad sold for SIS per
hundred, herring for from $40 to ell per
thousand.
Mr.. George Mattngly, the owner Of the
Sixth street wharycs, has engaged Mr.. Wise,
with the dredgc Ross Wlnans, to deepen the
river from the Seventh-strect wharvcs to
the channel, upon the same level with the
channel, in order that vessels of heavy
draught can come up to the wharyes and dis
charge their cargoes. Mr.. Wise commenced
work yesterday, and is vigorously pushing 1t
forward to completion.
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Important Decision Relative 10 the
Franchise Iau An Tam sssa, O.. .

Franchise Law In Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 27.-The Supreme
Court at Brownsville to-day, decided an i'm.
portant case bearing on the franchise law.
The Circuit Court at Wealthy decided that
neither the Legislature nor the Governor had
power to set aside the registration made un.
der the franchise law Of 1896, and that nll
holding certificates under them are entitled
10 vote.
The commissioners Of registration APP
pcaled, and the supreme Court afirnsd the
decision Of tho Circuit Court. This will
largely increase the plumber Of votsrs.
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Boat RACE To-DAY.-A race will take
place to-day, II the weather be favorable, be-
tween an eight and four-oared crew Of the
Analostan boat club. The course selected
for the race Is from @ street wharf up the
river to the "Threo Sisters" above the aquc-
duet bridge, and return. The aqueduct
bridge will be good place to get a view of
the aquatic contest.
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IFUBIIU NEsULUTIUN-NU' o.
A RESOLUTION respecting the pay and al
: Elowanees Of enlisted men Of the army.
n Rssoiped by de Senate and Hons "
IN Congress asepbled, That the pay and
allowances OF the Enlisted men Of the army
shall remain as now fixed BY law until the
thirticth Of june, eighteen hundred and
seventy.
Approyed. April O. 1869. f...r
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Shirts for gentlemen, Shirts for boys, and
Shirts for children.
Shirts with collars, and Shirts without col
lars.
Shirts white, and Shirts colored.
Shirts with ono, two, and three plaits.
Shirts to open behind, and shirts to open
In front.
Day Shirts aud night Shirts.
Dress Shirts and undress Shirts.
Shirts for big men, and Shirts for little
men.
Shirts for gentlemen from 10 to IS inch
neck.
Shirts for boys from II 10 IA inch neck.
Shirt waists for children from $50 years.
Shirts ready made, and Shirts made to
order.
Gentlemcn's Shirts for $3.50, So, $3.50,
and 50.
One price only.
Try the "H" Shirt.
GEO. c. HESSISG,
No. 5l1 Seventh street.
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CANE PREsESTATIoN.-IIon. VIM. Tough.
ridge, the member of Congress from the
Fourth Iowa district, and who Is a member
OF the committee to investigate the case OF
Judge Busted, was the recipient of hand
some gold-headed black ebony cane, at the
National hotel, n few evenings since. The
cane was presented by Iowa soldiers OF his
district as mark of their appreciation of
his efforts In Congress In their behalf. In
the name, and on behalf OF those brave men
in the far of west, Mr.. A. Pinncy, of the
Third Auditors Onlce, made the prcscnta-
tlon speech In u neat and appropriate man
ner. Judge Loughridgc feelingly responded
by saying the consciousness Of having tried
to do his duty was recompense enough, but
this token Of regard, coming, as 1t did, from
the gentlemen, was an additional evidence
that his efforts had been recognized. In
scribed upon the cane are tie words "PrC
scented to Hon. VIM. Loughridge, NJ. c.,
from Iowa Soldiers
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IPupuc REsoLur1oS-No. ~

A RESOLUTION relating TO government build
ings at Foit Totten, Dakota Territory.
RssolBtd By tie Senate and House Of Repre-
ssntdtiVss Of The United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the Secretary OF
War be,and he hereby is,authorized and en-
powered to direct the necessary buildings at
Fort Totten, Dakota Territory, to be con-
structed Of brick, aud to accept those at said
fort already constructed Of brick: Providei,
That In his Judgment buildings Of that
material viii not be more expensive than
buildings of woodi Aiidprorided further, That
no appropriation will be necessary therefor.
Approved, April 0, 1869.
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ILLNESS OF CITY PHTsTCIAN.-Dr. VIM.
B. Magruder, ex-Mayor of this city, Is lying
seriously Ill ut his residence, on Pennsylya-
mia avenue, near Twenty-Hrst street. His
disease is cancer of the stomach, from which
1t Is feared he cannot recover. DR.. Magru-
der Is one of the old residents of this city,
md has for years been known as one of the
most prominent of the medical fraternity of
this city.
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[PuBLfc RssoLurroS-No. 8.

[PuBLfc RssoLurIoS-.No. 81 .a'i
JolST RESOLUTION 10 supply omissions III
the enrolment OF certain appropriation
acts approved March third, eighteen hun
dred md alxty-nlne. .Hr.E % r..-
b. u rssolvsd 6y th>SeHats oadLIoas Of Rep
rsssniaiiUss Of ne United Stdtss Of Ap.erled Ia
Conqr,ss assembled, That the following Items !,
omitted In the enrolment Of appropriation
acts approved March third, eighteen hun
dred and sixty -nlne, be, and the same are
hereby, as amended, made valid portions OF
the acts from which they were omitted, VIZ;
In the "act making appropriations Tor the
legislative, executive, and judicial expenses
Of the government for the year ending the
thirtieth Of June, eighteen hundred and
seventy" nfter the proyiso to the paragraph
commencing 'For salaries and expenses OF
collectors, assessors, assistant assessors,
revenue agents" sc. insert; Provided tiirfher,
That after the passage Of this act the pro.
prietors of all internal revenue bonded
warehouses shall reimburse to the United
Statcs the expenses and salary Of oil store
keepers or other officers In charge Of such
warehouses, and the same shall be paid Into
the treasury and accounted for like other
public Moneys 'r ...... ft... ,
In. the "act making appropriations for
sundry civil expenses of the government Tor
the year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hun.
bred and seventy, and for other purposes,
under the heading "Public Buildings and
Gfounds,v ,befotc the item "For pay OF lamp.
| lighters, gas Atting," &C., insert "For light.
ing tho Capitol and Presidents House and
public grounds around them and around the
executive Offices, thirty thousand dollars
| , Approved, March 20, 1869.
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A Il EsoLuTIoS authorizing tho removal
OF the public stables, steam saw-mill, and
other buildings from tie Capitol grounds.
Rcsolysd by Re Senate and House Of Rsr-
rs'entdticeS oths United States Of america IN
Congress assembled, That the officer In charge
of the Capitol extension b., and he Is hereby,
authorized to clear from the Capitol grounds
the public stables, steam saw-mill, and such
other ul'dlngs as are of no further use to
the work on the Capitol extension.
Approved, March 23, 1869. .I
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EXAMINATION or TUE SCHOOLS IN UNION
TuwN.-The white and colorcd schools OF
AnncoStia are being examined during this
week. Already the examinations have been
held In the COlored school taught by Mr.. and
Mrs. bore and the white schools taught by
Mr.. Longley and Miss Avel. The remaining
schools will be examined to-day.
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DRoPosALs roR srArIoNgRY.

DkPARTNgyr or STATE. May III, 1869.
Seated proposals Er furnishing statiuneri for tho
year ending June %. $50, will 10 received At thi.
bep.rtment until the 10 h day Sfjune, ,sn.at II
An cstiinste Of u , qaAntiti.s which viz he
neegisd and blauk forms for bidding. eoutaiuing
full information have been prepared. which will
be fpInishsa Spon spplissttnn =, s,..
Washington, D. @. myl2td
PROPOSALS FoR sprPILJEs AND TRANS
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GEORGETOWN MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
The following business was transacted yes
tcrday; Offerings, ], 800 bushels red wheat,
of which 200 bushels sold as follows $40
bushels at s2.4O, GO bushels at SAL, 40
bushels at sl.50, 15 bushels at $l.55, 40
bushels at Sl.70, 275 bushels at sl.S5; 1000
bushels white corn changed hands at private
sale at 81 cents.
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lSsANB.-Jomcs Henry Harris, an insane
colorcd man, was admitted to the Insane
Asylum yesterday. lie resided on N street
north, between Fourth and Fifth streets
west.
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A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL Is TO be held on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, june LIST
and I'd. Read the card In another column
for further information.
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ONE OF THE MOST popular and well reg
lated establishments In this city Is the Amer
lean Tea Store, corner Of Seventh and |
streets north. We know the proprietor, Mr..
Bowling, spares no expense In furnishing
the best and purest articles he can find In
the market for the benefit Of his friends aud
customers, and by his politeness and atten.
ton to business he has established -four
ishlng trade. But he deserves the patronage
extended to him, and we bcspcak for him
still further success, having added TO his
well selected stock that celebrated article
Welch's family -four, which he Is selling at
a very low price by the barrel or sack. We
recommend all to go there, get your coffee
pure and fresh from Hyde's celebrated patent
rooster every day, and ground II required by
Aliens patent granulating mill. Mr.. Dow
ling has just received a large Invoice Of fresh
and new teas, and We advise all our readers
and friends In the departments to go there
and lay In their supplies for tho coming
month.
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NOTHING shows more conclusively the dis
eliminating taste Of the citizens Of Washing
ton than the great rush of the people to the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE for the stylish
spring suits which 1t is selling so rapidly and
at such low prices. Oak Hall, AGO Seventh
street, opposite Post Office. \
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-. PuBLiC REsoLuT1oN-No. o. -"
JOINT RESOLUTION TO facilltato the construc-
ton of the custom house at Bangor, Maine.
BE Il resolpedbv The Senate aud House Of Rep
reseitdtiVes Of TIE United States Of 1niericd u,
Congress assembled, That the Secretary OF
the Treasury be authorized to make pres
ent application Of the twenty-five thousand
dollars appropriated at the last session OF
the fortieth Congress for the Bangor Gus
tom-house and public buildings, the same
to be applied to the use provided In said ap.
preparation, not hereby increasing the said
appropriation as heretofore made.
Approved, April 8, 1860.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.


DEPARTMENT OF rHE ISTERIoR,l
WAsHIsGIos, ID. c., May ~, 1850. !
Proposals for furnishing such articles Of Station
eIya. may be required by this Department and
the Bureaus aud oiiees thereof, during The hseaI
year eodiug Juas 70, lS7n, II b. received until ii
O'Clock, m, Saturday. June 10, 1879.
Zach proposal must bs signed BY tho individual
or Arm making II. aud be Recop panied by a salts
factory guarantee that the hi ider will execute a
contract with good aud sun lent bonds II his bid
Is accepted fnIhny or all articles. All articles
furnished must be Of the best qualty Of their kind
Bond with approved security viii be required Of
the party to whom the contract mHy he awarded,
On failure 70 furnish any article when required,
I'M reasonable time, the right l. reserved u pur'
chasing In open market or OF debating the contract
forfcitsdi and 10 gros'er price than tho tract
price Is paid for such article. the difference Will bo
charged to the contractor.
The Department reserves the right to ject or C.
copt the bid In all articles sineiy or effectively
An estimate Of the quAntities which will be
neefed, and blank forms fer bidding rontaInin q
full Information Ia AeeordR nee with this Rdyer.
til ement. will be furn shed IN Application.
Proposals unaccIDipaol-d by satisfactory guar
anIoa Will not be cJuside cd aSd coptT Iets viii be
awarded only u Established manu-, ctutors OF
dealeIs In the articles.
bidders will be required to Gguform their bids
TO the spec ltions furnished. aud failure to do 50
will cause the rejection Of any bid
, Proposals must DO addressed TO the Secretary OF
the Interior, and be indorJed "Proposais for Sta
tiOnery. ~ j. D. cox
my2i.2awti Secretary.
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se,,p, shall be refunded out ofl''consrlsr
receipts." .
Approved, March 90, 1859.

tPUBLIC REsoLUTIos-No. Al .s-
A RESOLUTION In relation to lighthouses on
the coast Of Oregon.
Resolved bynt Ssndt, and Hon" ef Rep
rssntdtipes cfith< United States Of America 81
Congress assembled, That the erection Of the
lighthouse at Aquinna bay, and OF other
lighthouses on the coast Of Oregon, for
which appropriations have been or may be
made, shall NO. be delayed for want Of the
consent Of the Legislature Of the State 70 the
purchase Of the site or sites for such light
houses.
Approved, March 90, 1869. "
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For ALL KINDS Of Gents Furnishing
Goods go to the Original Franc, 49i Seventh
street, between d and Z, three doors above
Odd Fellows Hall, as his Is the cheapest
store In the District. And bear In mind that
he has no branch stores. \
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POLICE ISTELLIGESCE.-Jas. Lorne, who
was charged with petit larceny by John II.
Pierce, gave security for n hearing before
Justice Harper.
Daniel Haney, James Payne, John Carte,
John Doulty and Jesse Butcher, white and
black youths, helrad to swell the inmates OF
the poor-house yesterday on the list OF va
grants.
James Taylor, colorcd, for assault and
$40 TO Justice Bates.
VIM. Burnside, u school-boy, was fined 80
for disturbing public school.
Jeremiah Gather, arrested on suspicion of
horse stealing, is held for hearing by Justice
Schmidt.
stephen Brnnson, colored, was committed
to jail yesterday by Justice Drary, for steal
lug n lot of hogs from Charles Robinson,
Henry Jarvis, and John Boss.
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JUsr RECEIVED from the celebrated Phila-
delphia Clothing House OF Wanamoker q
Brown, an immense stock OF Linen, Alpaca
and Cheviot Coats, Linen, Duck and Mar
settles Vests, made up In the best manner,
and selling at prices astonlshlngly low at the
Oak Hall Clothing Emporium, No. 400 Sew.
enth street, opposite the Post Office.
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ATULL ASSORTMENT Of Alpaca and Linen
Goods for gentlemen, youth and boys at
gro. c. HENSISG,
No. oil Seventh street.
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TEE STUDENTS Of the Consolidated Busl.
ness College will give very pleasant ex.
cursIon 10 Glymont on Tuesday, June 8.
Two boats will leave, morning and after
noon, so that all will have Hn opportunity
to participate,
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WITHOUT LICESsE.-Seyeral parties were
fined yesterday for keeping dogs without
license. These ours, although worthless
appendage TO family, add considerably to-
ward augmen;ing the corporation treasury.
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ohftek UklrED STATES lnplAN AuESr,}
sSfS stfEGsi s MI = EsisS a s!s Iss
R sS S@Tfs ssi. 70 s &c S'Ss s g H$ sss
quantities. as may b required BY the uudsrsIxuedi
ss0 lssP. Of y;.sS; :,s., per per PSSS
iOrss ssi fG SsfsSsad, 81.
BoTAE. per pound.
9IindstIaes, per poaHd. ~
f fss,.,,sh ahnSsss,,"T6 L. a TAI
ssh 4ssss I "a ai a. ssad part. ofLoet.
Llles, different kinds and sizes.
Planes Of different sizes.
fAllsshd Glass ran gE.rs g. 81.
kssSs I'D ], RfG s; saS Picking
fiieh M oak1m,
u : sfss snS ma B ss' ~
shoyels and Spades.
e esss, i Rs, ssiSssw'' .''.
Log Chains. 3r
Oats, per bushel Of 81 pounds,
SHSs or SS .SusS
els., and any othst, Goods that may be reqdirbd.
Rlddsrswli sIts liz psioo Der 100 pOpad. for 100
al goods y, be transported in covered wagons,
En- wi II any Sd
EIsiiss for the fsi,hfal performance Oft con.
si s' & sGs ss?
e ~ apSa S:ihs aosfsi i IL a sssi %
or iii Sias, assa.i Ssrsssen. H. % '''',' 'o'
nS;s Ss SnS fSi Tlappppa
The So. AZ !, %Ts, be. g; BR0Ws;,
w s9,ss ~ q; ine..n Agent
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pfoPosAL5 FOR ENVELOPES.
Ppsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.


m ss,'ss We " :. $spS
nisRnE RuSeiSpss for tbs elHI use of pUsa
W, sis6s E '% ssS q
Glass No. i. LOO, 900. more or less. Ss by S'i
Class No 4. i.cco. 200. more or less. az by 81
!, elisa No. Il. 10000 more or Ices, 81 By OK
6lsss No. =. 10000. more or less. by
Class No. s, 10000. more or less. " by iOi
RE- elias. No: IA AZ ordinary quality Of baa nr
sclS5sd paper. as nsT &C. fsaairsd, Of sppToVsd
All The aboys. mentiOted envelopes, must be made
sealing upon lbs entire length Of the aap, and must
az Fey %ay b Be
n parcels o. twenty ave. packed IN pastbosTd or
vscpss q s sfs is s4a zach S ~ sxra letter.
Saasai, and sfiis Sa'isl ne. a!hsr
maj. fS e9 dss sss
TO Pc delivered AZ the Department. such wrapping
will be dispensed with.
srSnf s:. sCtss aei
q direction must DO placed upon each package By
ths cS,S,rastori the whole 70 be done under the
The Easslopss mus be iuTnishsd IN such guam.
titles as may from time TO time be required TO al
sSs pe on 6iS "a e. s sRs
where the accepted bidder resides or at the snys.
i SHs Ssssia may d f 70 SS E.
Bids are also invited for %, 900 en- sopes, more or
psp Ss anu HsS q GS Ss
Rinner prescribed by the DEPARTMENT, for use 10
as.s@ is. Hs' sgss:
70 be Delivered, In good order, free cost for b.
Ss GGSS EaSs m ' Gs Ant aS "a:
separate proposal. will be cons ldsreJ for furnish.
heavy BUD Or Manila paper, such p&a pi ON
s9s r p RE F An
AND BACK. LRRqTHwlsE, IN REP, the saiRs
RI pa Raaifs sd won dSSEs :S
quantities q 400 g. 200 each. for delivery sttbo
%i eSysoPss embraced IN this advertisement re-
ST,Tsd tpI dsysSLy a. ,ns department are g DO
those for delivery to POstmassers to pass as mall
The arst delivery Of envelopes specified above 10
be made or about the nTst Of July next
Specimens Of the different kinds Of envelopes for
which proposals are Invited may be seen on april
sGuoR II the principal post oess or at the Depart.
me4t
be considered unless Saersd sy envelope msnafae
mitted Will DO taken into consideration In award
Bonds viii 30 req uired for the faithful perform
. .L o. W. contract, and all payments under 1t
WI! bs II Po @Ias qua ss1r anyI r.u
isSs tny O. all bids II deemed compatible with the
81 spfESI:& r.SpG:' o P: :es
may b, and addressed TO tho Third Assistant PoSl
sp7.sOdt Postmaster 6snsTil.
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For FINE White Pocket Handkerchicfs
go to the Original Franc, 404 Seventh street,
between d and Z. Prices Is, 20, 25c. and
pwaTd. \
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We ARE GLAD To NOTICE that the agency
Of the Wilcox IL Gibbs sewing machine
(the best family machine In the world) has
been extended to the well-known hoopskirt,
corset manufacturer, Chas. Baum, 5l3 Sew
enth street. We would advise all our read
anime this first, as 1t Is the perfection Of
mechanicism.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

FoR ALL STYLES of Paper Collars go to
the Original Franc, I0I Seventh street.
Prices 10, Is, Is and Goo. per box. \
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AN ADJOURNED MASS MEETING Of the Boys
In Blue will be held at Union League Hall
tonight to perfect complete arrangements
for the election.