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The national Republican., 1869-03-02
PROPOSALS. FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES.

NANN
Sealed prgpo.als, tY BE- indor,sd :, ,Propo.sls,,
will be recsiyed a this once until " m on the sth
day of March, 1850, for the following articles,
Th'sh must y o. the very best quality, to be DO.
w.shlsg,"l Nayy Yard, and subject TO the usual
BURsIU of Cons fRucTIoN AND REPAIR.
e5.op pouads InEOt Copper. best quality Lake.
$500 pounds lnsot Copper. best qnality, other
than Lake,
ii sse pound. strait's TIN.
boxss * Tlo, ltxa, charcoal brand.
go pounds Shoot Iron, No. Q wire gauge.
., pouods n. O. sheet Ealvinized, No. % wire
range.
RaIsh..s made .,op, account Of Joseph Low.
BUREIg 9Y Ea6iPMESr AND RECRUITING.
sGRRsu OF ORDNANCE.
.bs.eilp,ve schedule with particulars to be seen
Rs.ponsibis security required for the prompt and
,.,,hfs dsiiysry o. supplies awsrdsd IN eSniotmiy
sst s.ss.is "a d ''. ''A''Syy O. yicRs6Hs II en-
fe7b-N Paymaster U, Navy,
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NOTICE TO IRON MN.
u'rsD srArE Ess9YEy,,s's: II y,,s 1, o,,,s,. /

VSfhp srArf o sssIpbp,s5 sIp,,ss55 s,...T' ss,ussiTea'
LorIsyILts. Kr Ysbrusry ~, isee.
S,Sts sss pSSsi II N. eSs''wssb Se 'wssbsssbsY S.IsS
iscs fq5 the dsliyery, At such point Ia ihs city
o. a5 900 pounds Of Bolis. Wedges sud Spikes. all
TO be Of hrst class coke Iron
Information with regard 70 the lengths and
sires, blanks for proposals of the form Repaired,
aod any othtr Information will be furaishsd On
application TO this once.
A printed eopy OF tbis sdysrtissmeut must DO 81.
taohed 70 each proposal. aud each bid musi be ae-
responsible persons, that the PARTY parties pro-
posing Will enter into eootrAes upon rsssivns the
No BIDS will b entertained .Iesy, from iro.
ali bids Si shall be desmsd for the iaisr.si q tAs
Governmtnt 10 do 90.
Twenty peI cent Of the amount dus on each Do.
livery Of said iron will be rstsiped as seeuty for
the fui hlment Of the contract.
Proposals. must be inolosed 10 . sealed envelope,
indorsed 'Propo.als for Iron, and .adIss.ss 70
Major Corps Of Eusiassr,. Br.vss MAJOR 9ssst.i
U. !. A. fen-h
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pRoPosALs FOR STAKES.

HAkDaUARrERs DEPARrAEsT or TIE sourH,)
CHiEP PQUARrEhnAsrER's OPPIoE,
ATLANTA, GA. , Feb, Is, 1850.
Sealed prulvsals will bs received 1T this ofiee
pnili " n: March Is, 1900, at which time they will
Florence. \. c., with
LOO STAKES,
To b. Of good -easoned heart pine free from san.
ouE 90 f,et long, two t2l inches thick aud ave (5j
Inches Side, plsnsd ,on each sid;, pointed At onl
co.ts Of white paint, They win, also. be mum
lists which will be furnished BY The oeef in charge
OF the Celnrtery.
Ae,ed.
Dsily yory to commence within thirty 1901 days
sft.r the e0nrsoi IL awarded, aud thu whsis 10 Be
tract
ProposAls ahoulJ ba lndorsed, proposals for
for stskss. " and addre,Ssd to
p,,, nj, a., chI.,ou hhATon'
South. fabTl.td
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PROPOSALS. FOR ORDNANCE sToREs.
q. 8. 0RDsAScE A0EsoT, !
Goa, HouaTON AND 0RHENE HTs.,
RsrlAsea OF OnnsNA.lP o Boz No, l,sn. |

tRsrHASeHoso ogGsSg.lP. o Box Nc; l,s1,
% s.sSS;is SfSss :; ,iiss,Sa
dSsrsa' Arssnais 10 iSS Unll'd States "'' ~ '"'
C.T!EdEr. foI Spencer carbins; caliber 20 and 90.
.G.IiidE- i9r Bsliard's ourbIuo' callber. 90 and
6sTi,Idass foI Henry Carbius ,caiibs-. 90 AID 90.
C.iif dG-s foI RsmiD stOn's Carbins, csliber. a.
o.i,rids.. iSi Warmers csrbine, caiibOr. q.
,,CIt'idie. fr sharp's Carbius, caliber. %.
United sis,ss Musfei cartrdsss. i, bali iCaliber.
DATED state. Musfs, Cartridges, 3 ball, Csliber.
klis Mastet Cartridges, Z. balls cal!ber, % and
Uniisd states Mu.tst IdRss. .Rousd gcaliber.
:tslisd state. Mu.tet CARTRIDGES. buck. aud bail,
eST,. .Pi.;ol csrtridas:s csiiS%s, 81
smi h :. Csrbins Csrttldeesj rubber and metal.
.Butn-ide's Csrbins Cartridges, metali caliber.
Parrot, aud HOlshkiss' PrOjcstiles fOralI calibsr.
Ropud Shot. Shell. Canister and spherical Case
Also, Gssd kmmuu tion for the same.
,Ma.ket Percussion Caps from broken up arnuf,l.
The Ordnance Department reserves the right to
Tsi.s ~ sia. IS. a.sPsS S ;s,,5ss,Sry P.r .
prSssS 81 tSs VA % b.pssimsus a y T' rave 70 Dc ap'
Term, s.sh ten per cent, on the dayof ss,s and
Twenty days will 6s allowed Tor the rsfaov1I
ssts. hey wv a i.s s.:ps ssss :sIs. the Ss... S
only be made at the Arseuals.
R%ss: f.P "a SS Ss :'tf Gn.d s State. S''' or 'o'
PrSp9..l. VII be addressed to the pnderslsnsd
snd ini,faed proposals for purchasing Ordnance
PSr further Information apply to the gedss.ig gned
fsbiO.d Brsvst Col u.s.A., MAJ oaS: orapaS::..
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

The Ssw YORK VISITORS. - Yesterday
morning the delegation Of visitors from the
New York City Councils arrived In the city,
and were met by committee Of the WASH
lngton Councils, consisting Of Messrs. Sardo,
Nalley, Chase, Hine, Bates, Clark, and Arri-
son. The visitors were escorted to the Seaton
House, where quarters have been provided
for them. There are thlrty-seven members
In the delegation, he AIDED by Alderman Coul-
ton and Councilman Gibney. Amer the party
had breakfasted they were addressed by Coun-
| Gilman Sardo, who Informed them that,
owing to the sudden illness OF the Mayor,
the formal welcome .from the corporation
authorities would have to be delayed. In
the meantime the committee would do all In
their power to entertain them.
Assistant Alderman Jackson, OF New
York, responded In behalf Of the visitors,
stating that the manner In which they had
been received was entirely unexpected; that
their mission was connected with measure
OF economy. The city of New York having
during the war expended $500, 200 which the
Government said would be refunded, they
had come here to ascertain II the Govern
ment will not refund the amount which Is
Just and due; and here he would say that
notwithstanding IL had been said that the
city was not a well governed city, that there
was not better governed city.ln the land as
to finances. Again thanking the committee
for the welcome given them, he would say
that they would be too happy to welcome
the Councils Of Washington TO New York,
either collectively or Individually. Alder
man Richards and Councilman Dalton also
addressed the committee, inviting them to
visit the Councils this evening.
The visitors attended the meeting of the
Councils last night, and afterwards visited
the theatre In company with members of the
Councils Of this city.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02
pRoPosALs PoR SUPPLIES.
Hs.pauAarHHs RprH MILITARY DIsrRlor.
STATE OF Texas, |

srATg OF Texas,
OFFICE or CnIEp QuARtRRHAsTKR,
ArsrIE. TEXAS, Jan. -, 1850.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, VIII be received
at thls once until MONDAY, March l5. 1850, Rtl
m, for fuIni.hinz Corn. Hay. Straw. Wood an
Lumber, (ineh boards at the following name
posts, until June 70, 1850:
Green VILE, Hunt county.
LampAsAs, LAnpasas county.
NseoGdoehes, EaeoEdoches comfy
Hempslead. Austin county
Columbus. Colorado county.
Corpus Christi. Nueces county.
Hslsns, kArnes eouniy.
Delivefy TO eQmmsnne from d. ie of cOutrRct, and
oontlnue In tneh qusntities aud at sneh times as
may be required by the receiving OthCe.
Proposals to be plainly indVTsed " ith he name
or ihe article proposed for, and name OF post to be
supplied, aud addLeshed TO the unleralgned
By sommaud OF Byt Mai. General CanbY
J, A. POTTER,
Byt, Brig Gen. and @. Q. NJ, fihh Military Dis.
uist !eAl.td
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

| ALBANY BUR0Hss CoRrs.-A dispatch
rom Albany states that the Burgess Corps
; -"ington to participate In the Inaugu-
Was. 'nies. It Is expected they Will
RAJ cerenS morrow morning. The dis
arrive here to- -~inesday this orvani-a-
patch adds "On w. 1reiyed by Gen.
Grant at his headquartes."
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

LEWIS BBrE, Nos. 23s and 235 G street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
near the War and Navy Departments, Is al
why's prepared to furnish his friends with
the choicest wines, liquors and cigars, while
his tables are furnished with all the delica-
cies OF the season. His walters are atten-
tive and his charges are moderate.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

| THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB.--TbIs
club met at Wiseweli Barracks last night Ia
perfect arrangements for the parade on the
4th OF March. James Hayes was elected
marshal, and John Alexander assistant mar
shal. resolution that the club meet at the
same place at eight q. m. on the fourth, was
adopted.
After transacting some other business re.
iating TO the parade, the club adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.

o''re, or4:s, ss,,ss,s,:,.s,t.l sn,,.;.!st.l
Proposal. w,nsss. x $. "a sifs,I. 3, r .syys ~
livery to tho TrsasutI .DspArtmsnt of IL. Tor one
year from the 18th Of March next Ths lee 10 ps ef
clear I saS rec from spow nd Sirs, Sso pssa9s .
the ton, aud 70 be delivered In sveh aua and
BIDS viii be received until il e'elosE n, on the
loth % Ms.sh, saars..s4 Y n. osn.rsi spg,5is.
possls Tor Ice. /" under cover 70 The Secretary Of
The Treasury. and 10 b egnsidsred bndinG ior ays
.ifh. to reject all or any portion Of the s'dsS~
No Sid. viii n. eo,os.,.a h,oa,ps u.,,.. s.t,,.
factory s,dssss sss BE- siysh o. he ability Of The
'-'' Y ''' ' 0HosdR D. MockRTIs,-
mhi.iot General supt, Treasury BuiidinGs
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

ALARMS or FIRE IN FEBRuARY.-During
the month Of February there were eight
alarms OF fire, as follows: February Sd, 1854
a. M, box SO, Watts restaurant, foot OF
Sixth street llth, 9:32 p. m, box 80, CHM
ney 12th, 1890 a. m, box ~, Georgetown
10Th, ll;35 p. m, box 65, false alarm Goth,
3:l4 a. M, box 10, house on Maryland ave-
nue., between Four-and-a-half and Sixth
street 25th, 1910 p. M, box 81, shed on
Third street, between b and G north; 27th,
1:l0 p. m, box II, bed In house on Z street,
between Third and Fourth streets west
2sth, l;O4 n. M, box SO, rag warehouse, cor
ner Eleventh and | streets.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

The MAGIC Conn will color the Hair or
Beard permanent Black or Brown. 1t con.
tains no poison. There Is no slop or stain
arising from its use. II you buy one you
will forever discard all other hair dyes or
preparations. MAGIC Conn COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by Chas.
stott, 375 Pennsylvania avenue, and all other
druggists, \
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

SENECA Tribe, No. IL, /. o. r. NJ, give
q grand war dance and ball at Carusi's Hall,
corner OF Eleventh and G streets, on the
night of the 4th, and will no doubt be largely
patronlzed by the terpslchoreans.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

COLUMBIA CoLLEoB CoNNKScHNHsT.-The
forty-seventh annual commencement of the
Columbia Medical College took place at the
Thirteenth street Baptist church.
Degrees were conferred upon ten gradu-
atcs.
Professor William P. johnson, NJ. D., de-
Hyered the address to the class, and J. K. P.
Gleeson, Of the graduating class, the vale
dictory.
The cards Of invitation were gotten up by
Msssrs. Coyle Towers in a neat and elc.
CANT style.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

The X sTRKHT BRIDoB.-In the George
town Councils last night communication
was received from the engineer having charge
Of the erection Of the bridge at the terminus
Of X street, over Rock creek, In which that
gentleman states that the contractor has had
the time extended In which to complete the
bridge. He furthermore gives az his opinion
that TO raise the bridge eleven feet above the
surface Of the water will give ample headway
to boats passing through, and he proposes to
go on with the work at that height, raising
the grade Of Water street, Georgetown,
seventeen and half feet above It's present
grade, unless he is further advised by the
| Georgetown Councils.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

The NHw ESGLAsD SocIABLR.-The New
England Association held tholr regular scml-
monthly soclablo last evening at Union
League Hall. There was large attendance,
including several prominent New England
statesmen and their families, and the affair
passed Oh very pleasantly.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

MHssRs. JOHNSON q CoLLBr are selling
dry goods and carpets at cost at their store,
sci Seventh street, TO close out their stock
and start with q fresh supply upon their re-
moval to the store lately occupied by Messrs.
Shuster 4 Co.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

Rev W. MoRLBr PUssHos's LECTURE
"John Wesley and His Cotemporaries" will
DO the subject Of Rev. Mr.. Punshon's lecture
at tho new Metropolitan church tonight In
stead Cf "yohn BunyAn," As previously an
nounced. Those who heard Mr.. Punshon
on Sunday will, and those who did not should,
attend this lecture.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

ALARM OF FIRB.-An alarm OF fire was
sounded at 1880 this morning, from box No.
~, corner Of Twentieth and N streets. The
nromen responded promptly, but were unable
TO discover any cause for the alarm.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

MARRIAGE LICENCES IN FEBRUARY.-
During the month of February there were
issued ia marriage licenses by the clerk OF
the Supreme Court Of the District, OF which
70 were whites and Al colored. The John
sou family contributed six members to the
matrimonial estate, and the Smith family
five. Among the latter was that wcll-known
Individual, John Smith.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

Col. Lewis, OF Pennsylvania, will deliver
lecture upon "The Battle Of Gettysburg,"
at Harmonial Hall, for the bencnt Of Morn
ing Star Lodge, l. o. @. T., tomorrow
evening.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

PAPRRHAsGIS0, WINDOW SHADES, engray-
ings, chromos, picture frames, nails, rings,
&C., can be bought cheap Of J. Markriter, ,4S6
Seventh street, between d and z, who Is SELL
ing his goods at reduced prices to make room
for his spring stock.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

PHoSoGRAPnY is taught by Prof. Bartlett,
whose class meets tonight at Union League
Hall, when those desiring will have an op-
portunlty 10 join.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

THR GRkArEsT cuRIosIrr OUT can be seen
next to Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street
IL Is a medical gentleman who persistcntly
refuses to accept Office from any idministra-
tion, prcferring rather, In his modest and
unassuming style, to alleviate the ills which
anect humanity. He has an elegant suite
Of rooms, where gentlemen or ladies can con-
suit him conadentlally, and is known to
most Of our distinguished citizens as "Old
DIR. Darby"
The national Republican., 1869-03-02
DHPAarHHxr or DAKorI, ,

OPfiCk ChIHI QuARrRRhAsTHR,
ST. PArL. Miss, February ID. lsp.
conditions, Invited to be received At this once
and at the Qua uartermAster's on CO at the hezdquar
ters Of the district of MontAnA until Mar 80, 1850,
at u m, to supply Fort shaw the coming ssAson
with tos tons Of Hay and 2,Qoo cords o. Wood,
ln like manner tosupply Camp Cook with 40 tons
Of Hay aud l. 40 cords Of Wood.
Also to supply in like manner Port Bills with Is
tons Of Hay and ], 900 cords Of Wood.
Similar proposals will be received at the District
ouartsrnaste once, Fort Stevenson, D.. T. ,and
atthi. otaee. same dse and eonditios. .. above 70
supply ,faIt But,rd with 200 ton. Of Hay Ahd s.go
tons Of Hay, ,loO cords of Wood, aud go. ooo
smallest end. aud 10 be from sir TO thirty fsst
AZ the same time aud In the same manner propo-
sals will be received at this omes nd 81 the Dis
triet QuArtermAster's Onaee, Fort Sally, D, T., 10
supply At Fort Rios. 40 ton, of Hay and .oo1 cords
Of Wood to supply Fort sally SO or less tons Of
Hay aud 100 cords OF Wood, TO supply at Port
Randall Us or les. tons Of Hay aud 40 cor Il Of
Wood.
II is to be understood that those amoust5 may be
dmiul shed u the hay or wood b, not all required
that the hay IL to be cut WHOM greon Hnd properly
eured-to be free from W eds aud s-dga+ or AEamp
EIAssi all cut and cared By September Is. ds vera.
Ths wood TO be sound, msrehAntabis wood, 10
be del yeIed by January 10. is7o. unless otherwise
pT5s hay and wood Al. b SslIy:,ssa ISI =, the
| feb2Ltd Desuty q. n. 0en.. U. o. A.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

MEssRs. J. W. sELBr Il Co., s23 Pennsyl-
yania avenue, offer alpacas and English
dress goods at less than cost of importation.
They have also the best Paris Kid gloves,
spring colors, at tl.75.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

TWO GRAND CoSCBRTs.-The magnificent
organ OF the new Metropolitan church, cor
ner Of four-and -a-half and @ streets. will he
exhibited In two grand concerts to be given
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Mr..
Eugene Thayer, OF the "great organ" Of Bos-
ton, will preside at the instrument on Wednes-
day evening, and eminent organists Of this
city will exhibit the organ on Thursday eve
ming.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

JUSTICE TO ALL, partlallty to none, is
strictly observed at Geo. @. Hepning's cloth
ing store, Mo- 5l1 Seventh street, where but
one price is asked, and no less taken for any
or all articles.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02
ANDREW JOHNSON.
President Of the United States,
Jos. 8. WILSON, Commissioner.

NOTICE TO rRR.RMPTIoE CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-. emptiOn
to auy or the lands within the tow nships and parts
Of townships above enumerated, is required 10 "a.
tAbish the same to the satisfaction OF the Register
aud heeeiyer o. the Land once, aud make payment
notice, and before the day appointed for the com
manesment Of the public sale OF the lAuds embracing
feted, JOS ). WitsON,
CommiasloneT Of the General Land Once
NofG-Under the regulations OF the Department,
no payment can be made for advertising proeiAInR
ous, except to such publishers AZ are specially au
thorired by the Secretary OF the lntsrior,
The national Republican., 1869-03-02
Real Estate Agents.
JOHN r. ARRIsON.

NEAL Z ST TATE ENT,
'f' sastaud Psnnsylyania svenuo,
Capitol Hill.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

CHOICE BgILDIEe LOTS. on Capitol HiIi. for
HOUSES AEb lots Ia all psrts Of tho siy for
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

DISCOVERY or INDIAN RENAISs ON THE
PoToMAC BASKs.-While Messrs. Simpson,
Knight, and other fishermen were hunting In
the woods bordering on Potomac creek, about
hye miles below Aqua creek, they discov-
cred an Indian mound about ten feet square,
which had been uncovered by the crumbling
Of the bank, and which contained large
number Of skeleton bones, beads, arrow barbs,
and other relics peculiar to the ancient inhab-
were Of glass, while others wero made OF
shclls-a fact which indicates that trade In
tercourse was kept up between the tribes and
their more civilized brethren. The announce
ment OF the discovery excited much attcn-
tion In the neighborhood, aud large num-
Der OF the adjacent inhabitants visited the
spot to crafty their curiosity.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD!
TX BARsEs, surgeon General uu'ted hutes
p HoRWiTz, Chief Medical DepArinsu,
United staics Navy. wa.hinEton.
D. W. BLISS. N. D., Washington.
The adysntases offered by this Company aro-
Its National Company, chartered by speo'A
aot u Congress, ,l6S
A pail up eApital Of u ,0uD,mo
ttoders low rates o. premium,
ltfuTuisbes larger nSurNuenih ihau other eomrAnie
for the same money
II is definite aud certain III its terms,
tits = home oiInpauy In every lueaIity,
Its policies are exempt from attachment,
There are no unnecessary regtrietnns In the pol.
iees.
Eyery policy Ia non for eitsble
Policies may b.. taken which pay to the insured
tLer fall amount aud return all the prsrqiu iums,
that the Insurance costs only the dsersase on the
Poiieie- Will be Issued that will pay to the 10.
sured during life an annual income of one tenth the
Amount named 10 the policy.
No extra rate Is charged Tor risks upon the live,
Of females.
= cost that Dividend vii bs impossible. -
A LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN EVERY
COUNTY. aud applications from eOInpstsnt par.
ties for such agencies. With Suitable Endorsements,
should he addressed to the Company 0enhTAi
Azents Ouly In their respective distriets.
Circulars, Pamphlets, aud full particulars given
sity.' 1''''''"''4 - Wv ''S' ~ Wv O''N"' IN ''''
The national Republican., 1869-03-02
PROPOSALS FOR Mat.

Sealed proposals. Of he Sf form fainishsS by IL.
R e az 81 K ssRis. %
sE issue . I'll sessssi.S siiS q. b.psiipssi u
II sp. s = PSi,s Fooss @ sSd ws.2i"a,os Esry.ss.
with Rrssh Gad Cornsd Beef. said. proposal for
oISss .oa uUu @ issss.s ins.pSs s sor ..s.s
also for sales 70 Stheers and others suthorret 70
The Pfess Bs. saS Mutton t.qulr,I for sale. 10
officers 70 be of the nuest quality, of select parts.
made By the ofle-r in charge, from the hlud guar
from 'aa Ss sS. Tue oa Ts.
guired for the v"ps to be o. equal proportions Of
Orr aud hind 9nsI sI,Ors nsek.. shsufi ied Kidney
10 risidinspeetiou; TO be OF excellent artstsble
quality and In nexeeptionable condition, In all
he open %srf.t vii Be made sif fss .sSsas. Of the
The contractor will be r.aalr.d I. deliver n.
where be will distribute II ip sueh Quantities, and
at such times A. an ofieer Of the sabsistsnes De-
sspsrats proposal. will b. received for .spplzirs
the troops at Forts foote or washiagton, Nd /,
with fte.h and COrnsd Beef, and With toIn.d
fre.h Bssf Ia Washington. y. C., swilhoat u Ia.
n. GG, SWs. a'S, sna pas. ss Sas g
CURED for both purpo,e. will DO con.idsrsd; BID
dcIs must be presen, At the opesiua Of tbs sds.
Meat purchased, OF when Ia funds for the purpose
Al gus.;,,oS; g;i, resspes,nE s ap,h I'D sssdinsh
partment receiving he Nest
Tbs eoatrssis Wi be msds for .lr nos,h., from
The lst day of April, 1850. OF such period IS the
the Dspartmenl Of ws.hisGton are made by dirse.
tion Of Brevet Brig. Gen. II. BROOKS, eom 1andias
febs6. .Aw5t Depot and Chief C's.
nROp pOgALs
The national Republican., 1869-03-02
RY THE pRssIbssssE On THE UNITED
ID STATES.
A PROCLAMATION

n
In pursuance Of law, l., ,ANbREw J0HNsos.
President Of the United States OF America, do
hereby deelArel and make known that n public
sale will bel held At the undermentioned Land
0fess. In the State % Wisconsin. at the periods
North or base iias and Wsst sJ the fourth prinef.
Al. the Laqd o&ss At BsHssii. commencing On
MONDAY, the l7th day Of May. for the disposal
OF the tracts Of land, hereinafter named, yiIi y
Set!Gs ..ai,Ss ssssSn. T. ..sisus & y? B. n h y bs 70 Z?
section 81, sections s. and % Township Is, NORTH
MIR Sts ~ f ssss ifas and at eJn. fourth prfnef
p hsrfdidn.
MONDAY. l6s Siih day, of May next, for the dis.
pnsAl " the tracts Of and herein lftoI nAIned via;
T9wnships q, q, 81, 81 81, 20. ~ IS, % aud ~.
NORTH n base line and Rsst n The fourth priari
pal Aeridfin
Sections g. Q, Q, y saetion 10, seeLions n,
a. IS, II, ID. Is, ID. u, u, 2 ~, 2i o. a. eS, -,
y section 30, sections 81. 81 IS, 81. Saud 80. 10
township 80, north Of range west,
lands enurinK u1Ger the act Of eptember rs, II
Will be excluded from sale.
The eonsrtnE Of the above lands " W be ued
on the day Appointed, and will Troeesd 10 the order
10 which they are advertised until the whole shall
sale shall not bo kept open longer than two weeks,
and no private entry Of any of The lands will be sd
mied until Aftsr tho expiration OF the two weeks
Given under my hand, At the city OF wash gIOn,
eight huudred and sixty -nins.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
President Of the United States,
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

New GROCERY sToRE.-Nessrs. Sherman
q Lanckton have established themselves at
No. 327 street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, and will keep constantly
on hand large and well-selected stock Of
fine groceries, &C., at the lowest prices.
The national Republican., 1869-03-02

MASS MsBTIso IN TIM SEVENTH WARD
The citizens Of the Seventh ward assembled
corner Of Maine avenue and Four-and-a- hal
street. Mr.. jos. Williams presided, with
DR.. VIM. Boyd as secretary. The following
committee were appointed to confer will
other committees Of the several wards In re
gard to public reception to Senator Brown
low Chas. II. Marshall, DR.. VIM. Boyd, W
W. White, L. Karpelas and Abraham c. by
son. The following persons were named
from whom an assistant marshal for the In.
auguration will be chosen Chas. II. Mar.
shall, Isaac johnson and L. Karpelas. The
meeting thsn adjourned.