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PROPOSALS.;
Proposals for Painting School
Buildings.

SeaId Proposals. viii BE- resolved It tia oeo 81 tbs
EcAfd Of Etrcaanu. Nc .s LA5ale-se. TT MONDAY.
,Icn~ X af p for painsin< With txu .,ats ct tho
sea4 qIa1 It white lad and niL Tie following fehoof
oa1l!ln1, to wiz: E1ixAb~th Btsuet Primary School
stzee* Piuaz1 sehoo1 blatae corner of Psarsou ssd
Na1tetsta.; WAssh Street Primary Sehncl bGa.taE.
oor1e1 Of JohQ md Walsh-sta.: md Outage Gruvn
3ehnot building Dou1 mar Cuttase Gfnveav.;
t7Eeshe- WITH tn or:dt1as eonetted With III of the
Ahu@a. Aiso- the following d1rooza b1ildu- to wtt.
Brunch 4 WAxhfnSson School corner of 1adi114 md
3sos4rsa1 <:x: RsaEeh II EraEk3tn School, csaer Of
Av3a!oa aaI 6edx7iek-st1 r1a21a Of Ktnde School
IT 0hIo And LASA1asts, Also. two fr1ue haid
inks the Poster echod Ut. Union It. between 0BtI
md Du1ao4ds it,. And fr1Na b1f1d4ax tn SexN0ou
Sehri h. NAHsca r. 2ear Cnl1nst- Al of tbs Blinds
II ths ahcvs hE41diuka to he ps1ted cat cf bat
quality Of G1een-
Also shs eats oatbul1n1 AID he aos.h feee q ths
Okdea schuA Chrstuutst- hear Dr.arhora. and tho
feDea IT tte Clarke School hkdt,s, Asioe1At, be.
tween Sampson md Ha4ttn6zst1.
AL tcfotuauaa tn rfe1enee to tie 9bove work b
hid by aVpbtn1 to VI. JAMES WAKp, A1fdtnH and
8upp1y AEcn3, aee at Boazd u E3aeat4o, 10. 18 La
S4lle.:- hetwee tic ho1ss # I'D p n. eaeh dAv-
Pc7caa!s . * k-e1 f.- e7eh tc'c: st-a.t.3. IL
- b. na. FEepcsat f"z Fa:2atS - Seaool
E,:iIdtaE~
The Committee rsse:1e the right t. reject ny CT Al
af The prppoaals Sobnitted
J. F. BoNF1ELp.
G. G. AESKRVK,
K y. RUNYAN
Committee On BuIidieSs md Gsauzdx.
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n. r r H-t cAoirs&r~ Of ~ frssAdttts ~ ~.
ra4,,sz,4au Jt~ ~sArats.A S. Jak%fs faoyi
Oxi1 Ss1 xxo HEoINK1: III to cpdt[Ta+-1 t-r:e
yn rpo9 that ttckrt the eekts%tion cAa he f1d
IL Tic rsp{8uGL Et c~l - e. md .ht etEsa G LEE
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pkA1 sls: II eorf:r1cJ q 0. tae keec :! rs 50.
saar IL oid rsrAars ~ aas,4s VIC hnl3nx t5e :es@
!<-. thest1E t:Tic4t rt-1 ~-s'e tcs &c ssln soc1
It
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T. Chairman C.u3loittee AlTsugaknsEu-
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RELATIONS TTTu NEI1cO.
BERLIN, June 10,
In the ZollTere1n to-tlav Mr.. Delbrnck sid the
nsw Charge d'A6AtTee II Mexico had heeu III
structed with respect TO tE1s government and hs
hoped to lay Il treaty bEf re- the Diet at the next
9e4xton.
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MICHIGAN FLOUR.
CHOICE MICHIGAN FLOUR

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$50 Act for la:4 On thu Grind Western E.nIeyhyd.
lradIa9 f1cE1 TIE South u tic Wt1: FArke TIL ~ TIC
anest drive l. tho West. Lots !ounk tbesH. SIT to
lie pid az iai, Te1ched from G1tc GtFv1t paEt I
the etJ. Re<nl.f TfAlna md Dummy ~ the Gfss&
AehcIav ho:.e CIR Gs15ods hisa I'd dEy: I'll ~
TrretnF rnr4dly. I4TEe nsuufaeta1nx cetAt utt
going Zip near ttIg properly. loeTcasioS IN value Te
fart Huye7 win bt sho.u to tho grounds fro u
chArEc
", II. PHARE & Co.
tI5 naarborr-Ht.
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Third Day Of tho Axrnfcnmcfat Of
Chnunccy Bailey for tho Murder
OF James l.. Luird-Exn1nlnatl tlon
Of Witnesses Comm enctd - The
Prosecution Hest the Cnsc Upon
tho Tc1ttm ony OF Onc NG1tne%4-
I1efAonn1 NkeecheH.
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| lfuDHc hesOlut1On-NO. -.
Joint Resolution granting the right of way for
the construction of a railroad from point atAor
near Portl md, Oregon, t. a point west of the
Cascade mountains, in Washington Territory
Railroad Company be, and hereby is au' horned
TO extend its branch line from a point at near
Portland oregon, to some suitable point on Puget
sound, to be determined by said company, and
also to connect the same with its main line west
IF the Cascade mountains, in the Territory of
Washington; said extension benig subject to all
the Conditions and provisions, aud said Company
in respect thereto being entitled TO all the rights
and privileges conferred by the act incorporating
said Company. and all acts additional to and
amrndatory thereof: Provided, That said COM
pany shall not be entitled to anv subsidy in money
bonds, additional lands of The United States,
in pect to said extension of its branch line as
aforesaid except such lands may be included in
the right of way on the 1.-The of such extension as
ii NAV be located: And provided further hat
at least twenty-five miles of said extension sha
be constructed before the second day Of July
ei -hteen hundred and seventy-one, and forty
miles per year thereafter until the whole of said
exten ion shall be complet' d.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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lPublic-NO. Is.
An Act making

An Act making an approp iation for the improve
ment of rivers and harbors for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1869, and the year ending June
80, 1870
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentstives Of the United States of America i'll
Congress assembled, That the sum of two million
dollars is Lereby appropriated fer the fiscal year
ending June thirty. eighteen hundred and sixty
nine. and the year ending June thiuy, eighteen
hundred and seventy to be expended for the
pair, extension, preservation, and completion of
works for the improvement of rivers and harbcrs
under the direction of the Secretary of War;
Provided That the Secretary Of War is hereb,
authorized to cause such expenditures to be made
best to subserve the int e-ts CONNIE ce; and
he is requiTe ed report Congress he op, ming
of its December session, all expenditures made
under the provisions of this act up to that time
in detail.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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n,A,e-Na 10 !.

An Act relating to freedmen's hospitals.
Be it enacted by the Senate aud House Of Rep
resentatives Of the United State, Of America in
Congress assembled, That the Commissioner of
the bureau of Refugees and Freedmen is au hor-
lied and directed to continue the freedmen's
hospitals at Kichmon:, Virginia; vieksburg,
Mississippi; and in the District Of Columbia in-
GLIDING the asylum for aged and infirm freedmen
and for orphan children: Provided, That the eA-
pense thereof shall BE- paid by the Commissioner
out of moneys heretofore appropriated for the use
of the bureau: And provided further, II at said
hospitals shall be discontinued as soon as may
be practicable in the discretion of the President
of the United States.
Approved, April Z, 1869.
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Approved, April 10, 1869.
TPubljc-No. III

An Act to repeal an act If the legislature Of New
Mexico imposing capitation tax on bovine
cattle.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentafives of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled. That the act Of the legis-
lature of the Territory of New Mexico Of Febru-
airy third, eighteen hundred and sixty nine, and
all otter laws and parts of laws of saidleg>lature
imposinga cafitation tax on bovine cattle intro
duced into the said Territory from ether Terri
tories or States, or the republic of Mexico, be,
and the same are hereby, disapproved and
pet,ed
Approved, April 10, 1850.
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IPublic-No. Ill

An Act concerning the Attorney General.
Be il enscIed by the Senate and House of Rep
resentsfiyes Of the Unitei States Of America in
Congress assembled, That much of the 50 Act
making appropriations for the Legislative, ex-
&c alive, and judicial, expenses of the government
for the year ending the thirt;eth of June. egt
teen hundi ed and seventy as repeats the Sec
ond section Of the act of August second, eigh-
teen hundred and sxty-one. entitled - An act
concerning the Attorney General and the after
neys and marshals of the several districts" be,
and the same is hereby, repealed; and said second
section is hereby declared to bel full force; and
it shall be the duty of the Attorney General TO
report at the commencement of the next session
OF Congress and to each succeeding session, the
names of all the persons employed for the pur-
p. ses aforesaid, xnd where and upon hat bust
ness employed, with the compensation paid TO
each.
Approved April 10, 1869.
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Public Resolution-No. ST.

Resolution respecting the pay and allowances Of
enlisted men Of the army.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen-
fatives OF the United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the pay and allowances Of
the enlisted men Of the army shall remain as
now fixed by law until the thirtieth Of June,
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Approved, April 9, 1869.
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Public Resolution-No. III

Resolution making San Diego California, port
of delivery.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Represen-
tafives If the United States of America in Con-
gr. IS assembled, That San Diego, California be i.
and is hereby. created aport Of delivery in the
customs collection district of san Francisco, and
that the deputy collector Of that port receive the
same salary as other deputy collectors Of the dis
trict.
Approved, April 10, 1850.
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County Auditors Report.

The County Auditor has the honor TO make the
following report, respecting the fiscal affairs Of
ormshy County, for the six months ending On the
Both June, lso9:
The balance in the County Treasury on
the lsr day Of January. 1869, was...--S10, 4al -
Which was apportianed on the books Of the
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PUBLIC NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS.


n
andes
the
To tn
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Public Resolu,ion-No. I6.l

Public Resolu ion-No To-
A Resolution extending the time for the compile
tin of the Portage Lake and Lake Superior
ship canal
Resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
resentstives Of the United States of America in
Co gress assembled, That the time for the COM
pletion If the Portage Lake and Like Superior
ship canal be, and the same is hereby. extended
the III ri day of March, eighteen hundred and
sew snty-one.
Approved, April 10. 1869.
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fORHCIALJ
LAWS OF rHE UNITED STATES


Passed at tie First Session OF the Forty
FIRST Congress.
rPublic Resolution-Ne.
A RsH,lutiou relative to consular fees.
Resolved BY the Seuats and House Of kepresen-
f.tivs. At the United States Of America in Con
gress assembled, That section three Of chapter
two hundred and thirty three Of the public acts
of the thirty ninth C lngress, approved July
twenty five, eighteen hundred and sxty-six, be-
and is her-by, declared to take effect from anu
after January first. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. And all fees which have been paid into
tho treasury in obediance to the provision of said
section and which accrued prior to said first day
VI January, cishteen hundred and sixty seven
shan be refunded out Of consular receipts"
Approved, March %, 1869.
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Reiafution in relation to lighthouses on the
coast of Oregon.
R0peved by the Senate and House of Represen-
tatives Of the I'm ted States of America in Con
gress ass~0bkd d, That the erection of the light
house at AqaiSna bay, and of other lighthouses
on the coast 4 oregon. for which appropriations
have been me be made, shall not be delayed
for want of the consent of the legislature Of the
State the purchase Of the site sites for such
lighthouses.
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Usually the claims against the eouaty for the
support and care Of the INDECENT sick have formed
considerable Items in the county expenses, but
during the last six months they have been
monty great, owing TO the prevalence Of the small
pox The total amount IF the claims allowed
during the last six months, Tor the support etc..
of he indigent and sick has reached 81 "a o. Of
which ABOUT s., Is may properly be considered
having been occasioned by the stn4ll pox. We
have, however, the consolation of beiieving that
by the means taken the spread of the disease was
very much restricted.
ON the LIST January, 1862 the old debts Of the
county, now only payable out of moneys in the
Redemption Fund, were stated to be follows.
exclusive OF the accrued interest thereon:
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March %, 1869.
IPublic Resolution-No.
Resolution relating to government buildings at

Resolution relating to government buildings at
Fort Totten, Dakota Territory.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen-
tatives Of the Unit-d States of America in Con
gress assembled That the Secretary of War be,
and he hereby is, authorized AMI empowered to
direct the necessary buildings at Fort Totten,
Dakota Territory, to be constructed of brick
and to accept those said fort already con-
structed of brick Proviied, That in his Judgment
buildings Of that mater ial Will not be more ex
pensive than buildings of wood And provided
further, That NO appropriation will be necessary
therefor
Approved, April 6, 1869.
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There has also been transferred from the
General Fund, to make up the def
cheney in the District Judges Salary
Fund, the sum Of .............S 208 81
The balances in the several funds are therefore
10 follows, viz:
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L. S. Land Office, Carson City. Nevada, !
July 2lst, 1853.
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"er.se II inc FubIto beheo1s.
EDIroR REPUBLICAN STR I sec there Is
an enoet being made by some to have the
Germs language taught In our public
schools, the reason assagned beng that We
have large number Of German citizens In
our midst. Now, sir, I think the plan Is not
q good one for the German themselves, and
that u ought not 10 be adopted. As nation,
We are composed Of people from all civilized
countries, and some that don't seem to be
very much civilized, and what we want Is
70 form the whole into one homogeneous
mass As soon as possible. We want no dis
unctions kept up, 1ether based on original
nationality, section, habits, or religions. As
citizens, we should all blend Into one har-
monious whole, and thus become truly ma
tion. Custom and law both recognize the
English language as the national language,
aud therefore all should acquire aud adopt
that as soon as possible. To teach the Ger
man, or any other than English, in our pub
lie schools, will only tend TO encourage their
use In the community, and thereby to prevent
that assimilation which Is SO desirable; and
for that reason believe Il will be rather an
Injury than benefit TO the Germans them
selves.
Besides, II their language should be taught,
why should not othersi We have among
us, also, large numbers Of other nationali-
| tIea-of French Irish. Spanish and italian,
IT.. s.u. raos,n. that would Iustjrv Tho
iuo sane iSa'Vns s ',s ny
teaching OF the herman would also Justiiy
the teaching OF these Languages. There arc
about as many Irish as Germans In the couu-
try, and yet no one proposes TO teach the
Irish language for that reason. II may be
said that the Irish use the English language;
so too the Germans who are here have
learned and do use the English language. Il
IL No, he AZ, ,nson. 4 nn,. IA. rfhi. ~, ~
demand has been made many timea before.
and in ali sections Of The country. both East
and West. and In every instance nearly. If
not ouite. n has been refused on the Grounds
above etated. The following from tRe New
YORK Sun shows how tho hest German minds
look Al Iris subiect,
The disoussion respecting the teaching OF
German In the public schools has brought out
the faot that the sane measure vas some year,
ss,s .,.'. ~ M m, e
oonsider il, but after much had been ssid in NJ
favor, q youns. physician, recently from Ger
msnv, was called upon TO express, his We've.
A APO LOT ms youtn snd iseE OF sSPeri.
foilovr YOU seeg 10 ny sentiemen' 10 SCUM.
sci unwiseiy both for yourseives and the land
Of your adoption, In advocating this measure.
Most OF us have let our iatherla1d to become
S,snsa o. y, ne ua,tsa Sses We ,ore tae
All IN our power to sssimii.ts A. ouicriy a. a.
possible, and Identity ourselves with our fsI-
iow-eitiienst Our ehildrea WIN be native
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Communicated. J
The Late Albert Hyer.

tn IA, raoorm ~ M Rios u. e. sept i.l"s
DEAR SIR The circumstances connected
with tho death Of the late Albert Hyer, late
an employee Of the Navy Department, are
too unusual to be passed over with mere
casual notice. While appropriate honors
are paid 70 the memory Of those who led our
armies 10 battle and to victory, the subordi-
nate, who with equal fidelity discharged his
duty In the ranks, should not be neglected
or overlooked. The subject of this notice
was Of the latter class, and his comrades In
arms Of the John A. Rawllns post testified
their high appreciation of his courage and
honor BY appropriate resolutions and by
their attendance In body upon his funeral
obsequics. The coffin was rich aud apprc
pirate, and did credit to Mr.. GaSiNbe Jobn
A. RswIlns post, by whom It was provided.
Appropriate funeral services were conducted
at the house by the undersigned, at the re-
quest Of the bereaved widow, and at the
grave by the chat plain Of the post. This case
presents one Of those sad and sudden re-
verses which, for moment at least, startle
and surprise the living. On Tuesday eve
ming Of last week I united In marriage the
deceased 10 his now surviving widow, and 10
less than forty-elght hours he was pale
and lifelcss corpse, and she In that brief
period was a>maiden, q wife and widow.
Whilst the nation Is showering Its sympa-
thies and gifts upon the sorcly afflicted
family OF the distinguished dead, trust that
this humble and lonely widow may, ii her
measure, share In the sympathy Of the flnd
and the good. sEPrIMus TUsTN.
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e-zVs,J q Jy,6s.lDH
Nav YoRk, September AL D. m.-Cotton -
usehspsed; middIins Ss'i cents. sugar arm,
a sS..s da az; s.a f os. '.s s Corn
quiet snd .tesdys Io61i cents. Rye dull and
S SS%in s,,s 60 Pork quiet and weak ''0''
bALrinoau MARKET.
bathrooms, September IA - Rrrs<ssfi.-
There was some movsneat reported In Hour
tn. market u aasAsnsss, and Il nay stiii Be
said to be iaaetiye Aad GENERALLY heavy.
sales were rerot,ed On VhsREa Of ibo barrels
at eo:as, 100 bsrsls wesisrn Extra at % 500
sfa sliess Estra a. II SsssSssS O and 100 bar.
s s SS s . sa'is oar s s.I. S' .Ss
transpirs. City Mills nour sontinues In light
.asPt,y, , and transactions in It are eou'e-
WAsst.--ReeeIpts Of wheat were larger this
morning than for dsy OF two, amounting to
an advance OF . TO 8 cents on yesterday,s
choice red Al d. eo0I o. Including 900 bushels
good 70 prime DO. a. siso0i.s7. .neiudins 1000
DO. a. from siso to III. and TOO bS,hsi.
cora-continus nrm with an advancing ten.
not prime, al. si.2stsi q, but for prime 81 30
no, and one Of two lots yellow sold At Ia
Gel. as, none OF them prime.
RwEw: notice sales to-day Of about 1000
osis.-Aotivs and arm to day, the receipts
tabout 5000 bushels) being all sold at ei6es
Ccos.-ws have no traasse,ions to repor,
la r,a In In aaHs hat hA lRa. al
tinues good, and the market very Arm 10 tone.
o,E9i0A cts. for fair to good, liL0lln cts,
ais cts. for fair 10 good, and ie,<SiIx cents
gold, for prime to choice.
Coifon.-Ths market continues weak and dull
hi.' dpo Sa a!Sss t. 70 ;Ss a; but and ".
nonin.ny .. s,0ss1 cents for .ow adding
'n %.i.s aso n.r.., ,.v.ry d.ll Their. 4,
no boiling demand, and thefe 10 scarcely any
inquiry from the trade. We quote nominaily
. i. G.s: e sy..a s ssss a.
and English Island ts0es cts. per gallon.
MI fsed.-Brovnstun We quote at nom
cents, common Middlings At 3o1ss cents;
aot. .siss TO a considerable extent a. these
Provi.tons.-Tho market continue. strong
eipai holders are free sellers At eurrsnt rates.
Large orders allied At l6lS cents for shoulders,
le,f cents for rib sides, and 20 cents for clear
from to under these as s ss.ae We "
hear OF no transactions In bulk meat, but VIC
quote 4 held ARMY At 70 cents for shoulders,
rib, with still higher prices asked for jobbing
lots. There 10 fair jobbing demand for lard,
and prime Western We quote nrm At 2o@2oIS
cents, and mess pork we quote At ssa. so63i
Ries.-The stock OF Carolin. hare 4, VARY
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PosALs PoR sEwKR
oHYicK OF SuPERIsrESDEsr AkD INSPECTOR or |
sswERs. CARRIAGEwAIs, PoorwArs AND
NEW BUILDINGS,


sswsss. cAhRiA'EwAis; nv FGsS nlsbiso AND
CTR HALL, wAsHIsGros, p: g.,
September u, 1859.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Mayors
Omee, CITY Hall, until 70 o'clock m. on FRIDAY.
the 2tth day OF September. for constructing a
:tisss Ire nci q
wet with an inside dismsteI o Two feet and six
inehes to Twenty .hIst stIestI ,theeee north on
Twenty hTst street to II street, Inside diameter Of
three feeIj thanee west on II street 70 Twenty
second street. inside diameter Of three feet and si1
lnehe, thspts north on Tweniy. second street To
ou street TO Rock Creek. inside diameter Of four
test and six inehes, with such arms or branches,
either Of brick tile. and Of such sizes may be
necessary to accommodate the natural srrfAoe
drainage IN that section Of the ward: Also, TO
be provided with aterals, trap. dTops, tthimblss)
~ 9s sn5s e. wherever deemed 5Ssss.. m.
Superintendent and Inspector Of Beweb. the 80.
penntsndenee Of the PiTst Ward CommissloneT,
nnd me Assistant Commissioners, appointed by
sPesih cal ons may be seen a, this once Bidders
and latersis. each for traps, thimbes. drops. and
All bids must be accompanied bra penal bond
10 the sun Of lsl0, 0DD ten thousand dollars that
the bidder ~ accept aud perform the contract II
awArded " HIN, the sufneisney Of the security to
be ihed 10 by the Register o. the city.
bids. ~ deemed for the interest OF the Corporation
TO do 90 aud auy bid that does not conform In
every, respect to this Advertisement will not be
FIops..ls 70 b endorsed ,,R,YYPS.,I. IGI Sewer
ssplb-lot Bupt Sewers. &c,
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Preparations - Receive President
Grant In PistsbuFg.

The Plttsburg Gdrsffs OF yesterday says:
General Grant, with his family aud por-
ton Of his stan, will visit Pittsburg to-day.
Arriving at the Union depot, from Altoona,
where the party rested last night, at pre-.
cisely one o'clock this afternoon, he wifi be
received as the guest Of the cities, and re-
main here until tomorrow morning, when
the party proceeds TO Washington county.
The President will be received and houored
as the guest Of the people whose Chief Mag
istrate he Is. As such, no political differ
ences will mar the harmony OF the occasion.
To this end the committees are judiciously
constituted, and we are quite sure that our
citizens, Of whatever political opinion, will
heartily concur In performing the hospitable
duties Of the day, with becoming respect
for the Executive OF the whole nation.
The committees are requested TO meet at
the Mayors ONCE at ten o'clock this morn
log, to perfect the detailed arrangements for
the day. Each member Is urgently requested
10 be punctuslly present.
In the evening, probably about 1850, the
will receive his fellow -citizens at
he City Hall. The scene will be worth wit
iessing, and TO be remembered.
The President will have there an excellent
70 see tho people who mako up
fhe State Of Allegheny"