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The national Republican., 1869-06-17
THE NAuUTa.

CIRCUIT OouRT-Judge Wyiie.-This Court
yesterday dispatched all the osses on the as
slgnment docket which were ready, continued
hour,
Attorneys who have cases assigned must be
roMsay Ny Tor o. tr,.i ls on the day aRpointec. ..
Of assumpsit on promissory note for t2si. A
jury was empanneled, the note shown in evi.
denee and no defence offered, whereupon a
verdict was found for the plaintiff In the
Newiin vs. Fuller. Judgment BY default for
the full amount claimed was ordered In this
case, there being no appearance for the DO.
Merwiek vs., John O. oornweil. On the mo-
tion Of Mr. Oox the court ordered that this
case be ss.a Q, 'ss .,s, o..n E.nn.
The following cases were continuedi Sold.
solomons, Fsgue W. Kimbsii, John FriIIeil vs.
oaa and Il o. W. ah Sh.rs. ..'fniSsi T. sin.: y: "
Corporation Of washington, John ID. Hutchin.
son 90. vs. M. McNehle, s. SilbermAn vs. A
W. Scharit, John J. Bogue W. Richard J
,AysTy,; astreii. Ordered to be placed OF
Carroll ct Al. VI. Baltimore h Ohio Railroad
Company. Suit for compensation for use o
land opposite depot In thi, city. Settled.
oAsKs TODAY.
The following cases arc assigned for trial OF
Jane. =. Kelly ys. J. J. WALKER r. J. Edo
lin Va. Thomas Ooyle, Spencer Hyson ys. WIN
Lynn VIM. II. Brown VS.. Arthur Natsus
Haiior vs.. Basil Mullenj Weaver 70. Kennedy
Jobason, N,,ionsi h,nk of MetranolIs y.
John Blight VIM. Chase vs.. Edward Owen, j
z. Spencer vs.. J. =. Clarke ttwo easesD Ohss
Gautier vs. Lewis s. Wells, and VIM. NJ. Gall
| 4 %. vs.. John Freeman.
The court then adjourned.
E9urTY Counr-Judge oiin.-This court aote,
| on the following case yesterday
George Hill, complainant, vs.. Sarah J. M
Gales, defendant. This is q bill for the sal
| OF real estate.
Judge Olin made decree directing tho sal,
OF the estate, as asked for, and appointed Y
| W. Jones trustee to sell.
| Adtnnrnad
The national Republican., 1869-06-17
G6SSizhNSg .5F Tab ,BURSA1 ~ cos:
BUnE.y OF oOssruyoIIOs TEa' lsp ssrs1s. (

BURshu or CossrRgoIIos tNp BnrAiR,
Sealed sropsssis e furnish fisS;r 5; @ ssd other
Material, & fe5 the ssyy q, ne a.e.l ys.. enaL1S
i2o clock, "a 9e e,h q JulJ next, Al which Time
The psopossis n,ast bs addressed to III. Chief Of
the bureau q consllueiioa and Repslr. Navy Ds-
P.pEtmsO, wmsshiPPG0n; m snd ms, gs sndor,ssd; I'd
they may bO distinguished from other business let
Printed schedule; for such sl...s. a. ps.iis. deal
g bidder, siy9g the forms o. proposal Il gasrs,S;;
a. desire % BID. On application % ihs comminaaS..
Safas sSssSSs q 'tSs Bureau .n0''
T zach ssrd s1H s
ons IN nssr.I % nsa
plleation for any Of the classes Of those ysrds
TSs p ~ ss sa he
a%1Ss,IGa q ss%pls. must Be made to the 'Om'
fSs % 5. By
Gn the ss n ss Os hs
license to iosi IN The sftisis. iSr which ). pro.
poses, and he must further show that he 10 manu-
SSgiS sS supply supply dfsss Ss a'is:
certified by the Assessor OF Internal Revenue for
W The eoatraetw a. be sw ardsd 10 tho person who
makes the lowest eid snd gives the gIarssnsss re-
~ the c%sst Sa
| which u may deom exorbitAut,
p ssi S Is ms
certified to tho satisfaction Of the Navy Depart.
| msnt ,
withheld from the amount Of the bills until the
per seniua Of the amount Of each bill, approved il
triplioate by the Commandant Of the respective
on deslgnated ln tho contract within ten days after
the warrant for the same shall have been passed BY
Tss Ss' sassS. q q ID III. BaHosa are numbered and
10 ]. SSi.s 9ss Logs No. q, White Oak KOG
white OAK Plauki No, >, White OAK boards No.
YsIGy PRs pIDs phISs No yellow P1s BSsH, WSI,
Him, Bssth1 Eo T. Wits VIII: Al Al S:rs, Wf sO ~
astSSRs SRs.irS ~ SS R'E b. Eosy:. %4 TS5ss
Giaek spTuss; No No. Il, &Siis osf P Saves .' az q
SSS.R iPcn, S5uas AZ nS qnafs
NJ. 50, Stcsii No -. irGa sp!EssI No. sss TrSr
Zine; 10 q, TipI' No. Is. soIdori No. Is, Locks
Hinges Sa BSats ,oD Tt bSss' a rS. No sS5sw.
psS Ia yard and shopsy No. 81, Hardware No. 10
white Load No q. Slns ,t Paints 1 No. 5s. SolSIs'
nisS Spirits TarpsntiSsi pS In No Ss sperm and Lsi,
o. No "A T1HlaoE, sGS.s; No SSo D.. T.a sa oil! 10
Chapdlefyt No, H. .keldsI No. VI, Rosi6. Pitch
Crude Tnrpentipei No, u, BsltipE. pseklnyI No
sut; tL''NsRsF No PSSSsRi SRssm FSSo hbfo bsSs. M
Charcoal No 50. woodi No %, Pstsn,ed Articles
TnS iSIiGT.g are ,he classes By the Numbers
Nos 7. 8. IS. IS. q. q. o. 81. &c. 81. IS, 5o II. "a
" cuIprpsrowu
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

SUNDAY SCHOoL No. 0, OF the Tenth district
Miss Alice Nilburn teacher, was examined
yesterday, In the presence OF Messrs. ]. +.
Thompson, Laurence, A. d. Thompson, X. q.
and large number OF the parents and friends
OF the pupils, all OF whom manifested much
interest. The boys acquitted themselves Ad-
mitsbly, and showed great Improvement. Miss
three months, and she was highly compli.
mented for her success. The school has fifty
pupils on the roll, and forty.ni were present.
made by Messrs. A. ID. Thompson and Champ
lin, who eomplimented the school on Its In.
proVement.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

TRAssPERs OF REAL EsTATE-Kilbourn 4
souare 400 on Seyenth strect. between a
street and Rhode Island avenue, to Theodore
L. Davis Tor tl, ,057s5.
Green \ Williams, Auctioneers, have sold
three roods and eleven perehea OF the estate
occupied by John II. Snyder, deceased, situA-
ted near the head OF Twentieth street, and a
part Of Mount Pleasant to Henry +. Davis for
t3l5 per acre.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

SEREsApERs. On Tuesday evening the
Columbia brass band and a large procession
OF the voters OF the Fourth ward rendered to
the newly elected officials from that ward a
complimentary serenade. Speeches were made
by Messrs. J. II, Crane, s. q. Espey, Alder.
man Emery, and Councilman Brown and Hat
ton, and John CrossmAn. Leaving the resi-
to the residence OF Hon. A. NJ. Clapp, Con
gresaional printer, who returned his thanks
In a brief address. The crowd then dispersed. .
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

" wAsHINdTOE, d, c.. May 10, lsS9.
On Jho, petition o. JonSs BpGEows; o. New:
granted 10 him On the lttb day of August t5, for
an Improvement iu Making ZiBe white:
II il ordered that said petition ba heard Rt this
Office on the 18th day Of July next, Any possOn
may onpg'e this extension Objections, dep0si-
lions, and other papurH, should hS hled In this
oihes twenty days before Tho dsy Of hy4ylpE.
SAMUEL :. FISHER,
RYl.RJw CUpmlssioner VI Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

MICHIGAN PIcNIc.-The Michigan Society
have made arrangements for = social party at
Analostan Island on the 2ith inst. Young and
old are invited to attend. II is expected the
Mlchigandors generally will be out In full
force to celebrate the occasion IN the use OF
all those allowable means OF social pleasure
Tickets can be obtained from the officers OF
the society.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

A MICHIGAN farmer, on visit TO Detroit,
had q presentlment that something wrong
was happening at home, and travelled back
on foot Just In time to catch his hired man
getting In at the chamber window with q big
knife
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

THE WASHINGTON CITY DIsPESsARY,
moi Invest corner of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. L. NJ. Taylor and Z. W.
Latimer, has proved perfect success. Medi-
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge to the poor. Ofllce hours from to
10 a. m. and 5to 7p.m Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

GESTLHMES's Blue Linen Check Suits.
Gentlemen's SeerHueker Goats.
Home shrunk, soap shrunk, and Paris shrunk
Duck suits, great variety OF sizes and sorts
Striped Linen Pantaloons, BombAzine Vests
All Of good quality, material and workman.
ship. Ggo, q. HKSKING,
M Eli SnVenth atFaef
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE to all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
office, and interest unpaid for sir months, to
call at once Il they wish to save their articles.
No. 277 Pennsylvania avenue,
Between Tenth and Eleventh ste.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

NEW Books apd old books, books Of every
kind, can always be had AZ Philip 4 Solomons'
Metropolitan bookstore, No. 332 Pennsylvania
avenue, The latest publications Of the lead.
Ing houses In the country are ready now, aud
the lovers Of standard literature WIN find II to
their advantage to examine their stock
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

BRrD0Es TO ne BUfLT.-The Mayor and Sur
yeyor OF the city have awarded to Mr.. Frank
Reside the contract for building stone bridges
over the stream In the northern part OF the
Third ward, near Second and X streets, at the
junction OF Fourth and Fifth streets. Mr.. ].
W. King was awarded the contract for the
bridge at Third street,
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

TaE SoHUETzgs FEsT.-The Seventh street
Park was crowded last night with pleasure
annual festival OF the Germania Schuetzen
verein now In progress. The afternoon exer.
eises consisted OF shooting aud bowling for
Dan Howe on the tight rope. At night dane.
log In the pavilion, promenade concerts, dis.
solving views, SC, comprised the list of
amusements. The attendance yesterday was
far greater than upon any previous day, this
fact being due doubtless to the beautiful
weather. To-day the prizes for shooting will
until tomorrow friday night. The follow.
Ing are the lucky bowlers; First prize. Geo.
Bauer, lady's gold watch, I'd, Berry Amas, s2J
10 cash; I'd, Bernard Henze, marble top tables
+th, lady's gold watch and chain to l.. Emmcrt
9Th, silver basket to Henry Will.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

SPEECH OF MR. NJ. O. ENERY-Mr. Mathew
q. Emery, Alderman from the Fourth ward,
was serenaded by his fellow-citizens a few
nights ago, when In response he made the
FeI!oig: ClissnI: 1t gives me pleasure to soc
you and to extend to each one In this vast
assembly aheartfelt and cordial greeting, with
many thanks to my friends Of the Fourth ward
for their renewed confidence in selecting mo
as one Of their representatives in the board
OF Aldermen. For the honor thus conferred
promise an honest endeayor on my part to
discharge tho duties entrusted to me to the
best OF my ability.
Gentlemen, near thirty years Of the best days
OF my life have been spent as . working man,
toiling early and late to build up and beautify
this our beloved city, and It Is pleasing to me
to know that In this good work have been
enabled to give employment to hundreds OF
in the welfare aud prosperity OF our city. Lei
US renew our efforts to continue this good
work until Washington shall become what II
lated city In the land. In this work my inter.
est and your interest are one. and whatever
may do to promote your welfare share equally
| with you In Its results.
| we should discard politics. As Republican
my view 10, that under a specific charter 1t is
as hurtful to the interests OF the city to suffer
party prejudlces to control in the manage,
inenf Of its affairs As It would be Injurious tc
the interests OF an Insurance company or other
like chartered institutions. One word more
I wish to congratulate our colored friends
You are now invested with all the rights OF
citizenship the law can give you. 1t remaini
for you to show your appreciation OF these
rights and privileges, by using, aud moi
to secure the blessings Of an education, AMI
practice all the pIecepts of honesty, industry
and sobriety, and thus elevate your condition
and ennoble your manhood. / shall do all IL
my power to promote your interests and pros
peritY. Again thanking you, bid you goot
night.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

NOTICED. W. Anderson, the colored
justice Of the peace-oiiice 2l0 street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

THE OAK HALL CLOTHING HoUsB Is taking
measures to clothe all tho people. An I'M
mense stock OF fashionable goods, In the
piece and ready-made clothing, can be found
therc-No. 465 Seventh street, opposite the
post-offlce. \
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

CALL At KoLB's for the improved sod
from the Triumph, May Building, corner o
Seventh and Z streets.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

WHERE there Is . will there Is always way
10 Wilson's boot and shoe store on Seventh
street, under Odd Fellows Hall. His i'm
mense and excellent stock Of goods, suitable
Inspected BY all 10 need Of the best OF boots
and shoes. =
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

HAYBRLY's MIHsTRELs.--This celebrated
troupe from Chicago will commence a short
engagement on next Monday night at the Ma
tional Theatre. The company is made up Of
the best performers, and we bespeak for them
the liberal patronage Of the lovers Of negro
minstrelsy.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LAND
n WARRANTS.


DKFARTNENT OF THE IErERIOR,l
PEgsI0E OFFICE, May 10, 1900.
AppliCatihLs having been IlAde under the act OF
June ~, 1854, for the reissue Of tue following de-
sUribod Land Warrants, which arc alleged to hAEo
been lOst or destroyed: Notice Ia hereby giyeh
that at the date following the description Of each
warrant new certificate or warrant Of like 70 sor
will b0 reissued II no valid objection should then
appear
March 3, 1870. In tho nAiaO Of JUhn MAther, aud
was granted June II, ls55,. August II. 1879.
No, 67.OJ7 For " acres issued under the &C. OF
September. 1850, ~ the name q Frances REVERE,
No, 99.sl2 For 70 acres, issued under the act
Of September. lSjn, In the name Of Robert W.
Mteh6ll aud was granted May q. lsdi-Juno 8,
1850
Psbruary II, 1877, In the name Of Theodore D.
Wheaton, and was granted May II, 1851. June
No g, ,s69 for 100 acres. issued under the act Of
February II, lsi7, In the name Of Samuel Q. Nor
wood and other brothers and sisters Of George
Norwood. deceased. and was granted July %, lsis
July u, 1850.
No 6S, 29l for 100 acres. issued under the act u
March 3, 1855, In the name Of Sarah, widow Of John
Barber, aud was granted January II, 1851 August
7, 1859. -
II. VAN AEREAM,
Commissionsr Of Pensions,
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

8. c. MILLS, JUSTICE OF THB PEACE.
Office and residence No. 544 II street north,
between Third and Fourth streets west.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

INHUNAN TREATNHNT.-MariaS Stewart, a
teacher OF the colored school on Ridge street
between Fourth aud Fifth, was arrested by
Olicer Fitzpatrick, and arraigned before Jus
tlce Charles Walter yesterday afternoon
charged with cruelty msltreating one OF hei
pupils, little girl named Lucy d. Bowman
scholars called the little girl a harsh name,
when she informed the teacher Of the fact, and
Instead Of Furnishing the boy, 1t appears that
ninetails," and applied II vigorously on the
body OF Lucy, lacerAting her flesh from heI
back to the waist, and cutting deep gsshes OF
testimony, remarked to defendant that there
was considerable difference between correct
Ing children and cruel treatment, and there
fore required her to produce bail In the sum o
900 for her appearance at court. Tho bail moi
forthcoming, the Justice committed MAris
Stewart to Jail.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

FmH.-An alarm OF fire was turned In yester.
day morning from box 10, caused by the burn
log OF stable owned by George I. MoGlue,
The nFe department responded promptly, but 1t
was impossible to save the burning shed,
which was destroyed, Involving a loss OF about
AiOO
The national Republican., 1869-06-17
THE
Economy Butter Company
THE

ask the attention Of all interested In the reduction
Of the extravagant cost Of BUTTER, to their prae-
teal and economical system Of making pure prime
BUTTER by the aid Of the
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

JoHs II, ARRIsoE, Foal estate agent, FIRST
street east, near Psnnsylvania avenue, offers
lnducements to all who want to own house
OF their own, His advertisement ip another
column hhould be read BY every WorkIng man.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

PETIT LARCENY, Mary Albert was arres.
ted by Offcer Lawler, charged with the lar.
oeny yof t3l. 90 from Mrs. Mary KenHsy. Justice
L. l.. schmidt sent the accused to jail for her
appearance at court .- ... .r
The national Republican., 1869-06-17
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
coRsER qaEsss Asp Mou.tos 81.

ARnT BrILpIso,l
CORNER QREEEE ANp HousroN sTs., !
NEw YoRK, June II, 1900.
Proposals, in duplicste, will be received BIZ the
June II, 1850. for ~
100 barrel. Prime Mess Pork. one iron hoop on
Nobsrrsls Flour, round hoop. and full bead
linsd. -
6Iarrsis white Corn MOai. kiln.dried. fall
80 barrels Smoked Bacon Sides. packed in
uerces. .....
500 pounds Carolina Rice. in oak barrels. fall
head lined,
e.oOo pound. BIown sssar, ia oak barrels, fuli
500 pounds ZINE Salt, in sak bsrei.. .tuli head
30 pounds rurti.l, Prpnss, In boxes.
LUo barrels pure Cider Vinegar, in barrels
These stores are required for Immediate ship
m9ni The manner Of making bids, roquiremen!s
o. piddsrs, se, the same as stated 10 previous ad-
80, n, n, ~ Wv. BURNS.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

TnE CITY PAINTERS vs.. GOVERNMENT
CoNPosIToRs.-Ani informal meeting OF dele.
cations OF printers from the several Offices OF
this city was held last night for the purpose
Of determining what course OF action they
would take In view Of the expression OF opin.
| ion made By the Government compositors At
The meeting was wholly Of a conversational
| character, and after comparing notes, those
! present decided that IL would be better for the
craft 10 this city that no action whatever
| should be taken as against the meeting OF
Government printers The delegations then
adjourned, believing, IS they said privately,
that 1t would be better that no notice OF the
Government men be taken. The regular
Meeting Of the Typographical Union No. lol
will be held Saturday evening, and the matters
OF difference will then be discussed.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

CHARGED WITH FORGERY. = Oh Tuesday
John T.. AtZerott was arrested by OhiceI
O'Hare, on a warrant issued at the instance
of Benedict Kalb, who charges him with hay
Ing forged his name to a prOmissoTy note foI
Stuiien, in this city. Atzerott was In the EN-,
ploy Of Kalb, and took advantage OF his
knowledge OF their business relations. The
first information which Mr.. Kalb had OF the
forgery was the note being presented TO him
for payment, which he declined. The Arm OF
Stutfen \ Hess then brought suit Against him
their favor before Justice Shepherd. Kali
now charges the forgery OF the note to AtZe-
rott, who was brought before Justice Plant,
and committed to Jail to await a hearing this
afternoon.
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

STARR n METCALY, northeast corner OF New
uablc building lot for sale,
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

NOTICE TO PRB-RMPTIOR CLAIMANTS.
Every peTEon entitled to the right OF pre.emption
to any of the lands within the Ioynshlps and
10 establish the same to the satisfaction Of the
ReRiIeI and Receiser Of the Land omcs, and make
payment therefor as soon as practicable after
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed
for the oommsneSmsni Of the public sale Of the
lands embracing the tract claimed, otherwise
JOS. y. WILSON,
COmmIssiOnsT Of the 0enoTal Land Once
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

DIREcT FROM JArAN.-Tca drinkers will be
delighted to hear that the hrst consignment OF
Japan tea per overland route has been re-
store' No lso Ninth street n ~ bst fs,s
days since the irst consignment OF tea was re-
eeired at Cineinpati, and the following from
the Gd=eiic Of that city will give an idea OF
what our Western neighbors think OF the teas
received from the antipodes via San Fran.
cisco:
"The favor OF teas received by this quick
montb circ,i, np ~ Hnrn no anal, n ~,
new mown hay 10 to the lifeloss odoT OF the
baled hay Of commerce. The aroma OF a cup
Of this tea which but q few weeks ago wAi
delicately sealed up by tawny hands, sleeps
the senses In a Kaleidoscope vision OF the
gorgeousness OF the howery land, and make,
one feel As II China were our next door neigh
The national Republican., 1869-06-17
TROUT FISHING.

''Of all plscatorial sports the catching of
the blue and gold specklcd trout Is the most
intricate and scientific. Any one-horse
member the human family can catch n
bass, q sucker, or a catfish, but Ii takes q
whole team with q little dog under the
wagon TO catch q mountain trout. One
who Is accustomed to the sport may stand
all day and all night on the brink oftho clear
stream Of q mountain creek, and see hun
dreds Of the prettiest trout eddying around,
eagerly watching him, sporting with his we'll
baited hook, andrunning from II, but never
attempting to bhe at II, and II he catches one
single trout or comes within ten hours Of q
nibble, let him chalk II down on the nearest
rock he comes to, for II will be ono Of tho
greatest wonders OF the waters. But II he
secrctes himself behind some fayoring bush
or rock, and casts his line over into the
stream, with its hook baited with fly, grass
hopper, or common angle worm, the hook
will scarcely touch water, until he will hear
thug, splash and electric jump; down will
60 his rod, and then, II he pulls in time, up
will come as handsome gold aud silver
speckled trout as ever darted through west
ern waters. There Is sport In that, and that
sport can be had at any time here, on Dale
Creek, at Fort Bridger, on the Big Muddy
at Piedmont, In the Wahsatch, or In the ca
mons beyond Echo City, in the rapidly run
ming Weber River. Trout Of any size can be
obtained at any time, and the selling price
Is only one dollar per pound, live weight; so II
will be observed that trout is trout on the
limo Of the Union Pacific"
The national Republican., 1869-06-17
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PRooLAnASSgseSS Sg 9 SrS$,S SS$ fsE a EEEslDE4r OF
a e. Of ny 1S ,Is: Tar. ~ GsAsi
kefs6y declare aSd mako known that a PUBLIC sale
will lake place At beaver ClIy, Colorado Terri.
sSs ssPsSGsi s NGsPh Rs apo al dsy PSy
lands situsted in tho following named tOwhs6lps
and pArts Of townships. yiII
Principal Meridian.
TTownship. Sand 2, range g.
$$$$::SSIIS: $$$s:SISS: E$Es::$$$$s M ;:$:: $:: & & 4
And parts o. .cwnship !. north of rangOs Is and
SaS s as sgd s E'fszSr S%
$$ss$:EiS: $$s$:E$: / $$F 4: Ssss. x g
pS%$ 4 / ssss & a. """' ,..~ w. IL 10 IT,
TowSship' to 10. Inclusive. and township II.
TSwRRsP TSwR:RPP: siiG;iiyS. RsiS,iys.. Ta5ssS TaRss
Townships l, 2. ;. iand 0, range7O;
uis Furnished tie Register and RSscireT: ' " '>"'N
TTSwnship q. I.Dsssl.
Township %, ranged
Township 20, range 66.
Township %, rango@.
Township 20, range 81.
Townships 10 and 20, range 0S
Township 10, ranged
Townships IS audlp, range 70.
Lands appropriated by law for th use Of scEOOls,
military and other purposes, or lands on which
applications have been alSd under the pToyisiops
sale.
The offering Of the above designated lands will be
commenced on the day appointed, and will proceed
10 the order In which they are advertised, and in
act Of Congress approved 2ith April lsO. until the
whole shall have been offered, and the sale thus
closed but the sale shall be kept open no 10 ger
than too toseks and no private entry Of any Of The
lands will be admitted until after The exPtSStOn Of
0lVon under my hand at the city OF Washington
this eleventh day Of Nay, Anuo Domlni enc thou.
NJ the Pfesidslti u, s, GRANT.
Joss s, ,wILsOS, Commissioner Of the General Land
Once,
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

FURNISHED AND usPUREIsHgD ROOMS can
be rented at No. % First street east, Capitol
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

PoLicg STELLIoBNCE.-Robert Dutfey, for
selling liquor In the county without license,
was nned $40 by Justice Plant.
A, NAylor was fined el0 on the charge OF
maintaining nuisance on his premises.
John Ryon, charged with cruelty TO his
horse, was dned t6 by Justice Harper.
Patrick Powers, for assault and battery on
Margaret Connelly, gave bail foT court,
The national Republican., 1869-06-17

OVER AN EnBASKMENT. About IL O'Clock
engaged 10 making an embAn nix ment around the
south wing Of tho Capitol, backed too far on
the loose earth at the edge, the consequence
down the hill, and were only brought 10
stand still by coming In contact with stout
fence, part Of which was demolished by the
horse being insured against accident,