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The national Republican., 1869-02-04
TINTED STATES MAILS.
PIORIDA

Posr OFFICE DKPARTNgSr,l
WAsHINqTON, January q lsg, !
Proposals for conveying the mails Of the Uliied
stAtOH from July ], lSds, to June 30, ISL GU the
following routes, 10 the State Of Florida, win be
received at the Contract Once OF this Department
until SP, ". Of March 81 next, to be decided by
6i6I Prom Houston, by New Boston, MeQueen, an l
New Troy, to Mcintosh, 20 miles and back, 4,
Leave Houston Saturday at Gam
Arrive at Mcintosh by l2 IN
Leave Mcintosh, Saturday at lpm
Arrive at Houston by 7prn.
test oath. "
For forms Of proposals, guarantee aud cert Gcate.
md also for Instructions as to condition to be
this date and Of October 81, 1866. ipyitng proposal
for mail service In Florida, to be found at the
principal post Offices,
BIDS should be sent In sealed envelopes, super.
scTibed Mail Proposals for FloridA,' " and ad.
dressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster Cen
eTAl. ALEX, w RANDALL
fel -MN pOstmA mAstef General
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
THE COURTS

DISTRICT SUPREME CouRT--Generdl Term
This court was occupied yesterday with q
single case;
Abraham Faunce vs.. John McGee. This
Is an action Of ejectment and comes up on
appeal from the Circuit Court.
McGee sued Faunce to recover q tract Of
land in Washington county called Mount
Airy. Fauncc claims title to the land under
an agreement made by a Mrs. Cummins to
John O'HarTy, and also under q deed to
O'Harry from Mrs. Cummins and Robert P.
Dodge, dated 14th Of April, 1885, and record
ed on the 10th Of the same month.
MCGEE claims under bond Of conveyance
dated September 3, 1850, from r. P. Dodge,
and q deed from the same Of the ilfteenth OF
February, 1855; both recorded on the days Of
their date; Dodge's title being derived from
Mrs. Cummins by her deed OF September Z,
1850.
Upon this evidence the Court below
(Judge Cartter) directed the jury to find q
verdict in favor Of McGee, from which decl-
sion Faunce appealed.
The case involves the question Of the effect
Of other notice than that of the registry Of a
conveyance Of land upon q bona fds purchaser
Of such land.
The case was argued by Messrs. Adams
and Bradley, and at the close Of the argu.
ment the court took the papers and held the
case under advisement.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

CRIMINAL COURT - Judge Fisher. - This
court was occupied as follows yesterday;
Samuel Woodward, assault with intent TO
kill VIM. johnson on the 5th Of December
last; guilty.
Same, assault with intent to kill VIM.
Robinson; nolle pros.
Richard Garrison, assault with intent to
kill VIM. Broadstreet on the Goth Of October
last; guilty.
VIM. II. Shaw, larceny Of two pair Of boots
from George Eindorf on the 10th Of january
guilty, and motion for a new trial.
VIM. II. Shaw, assault on Adolph Men
king on the 10th Of January last; guilty, and
motion for new trial.
Henry Hubbard, larceny Of $50 from Vim.
Berry; guilty.
VIM. II. Bally, grand larceny Of tools, &C.,
from John Bean. The case was not con
cluded at the adjournment Of the court.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

TELGRAPH SrATIoSs.-The following 10 a
correct statement of the nre alarm telegraph
stations In the city:
2. Third street east and L street south.
8. Eighth street east and Virginia avenue.
4. Eleventh street east and Pennsylvania
avenue.
s. Seventh street east AID Pennsylvania
O. Fifth street east and A street south.
I. Police station, Eighth precinct, Fifth
street east and South Carolina avenue.
8. Fourth street east and q street north.
Q. Sixth street east and II street north.
IL. Second street east and X street north.
Is. Second street east and East Capitol
IL No. 3 Engine House Capitol Hill.
Is. Second street west and Z street south.
10; Police Station, four-and-a.half street
II. Four-and.a-halfs street west and NJ street
south.
10. Four.snd-a-half street west and Mary.
2I. @ street north and New Jersey avenue
railroad depot.
%. CITY Hall.
"a. No. Hook and Ladder House, Msssa-
chusetts avenue and Fourth street.
rs. Fourth street west and New York ave-
20: Police Station, Seventh and Boundary
~. Seventh street west and NJ street north
2s. Tenth street west and II street north.
20. Seventh street west aud L street north.
81. Four-and-a-half street west and Pennsyl-
%. Seventh street west and d street south.
-. Bank OF Washington, Louisiana avenue.
IS. Central Guard house.
81. Twelfth street west and N street north.
36 Twelfth street west and street north.
IS. No. Engine House, d street north and
Twelfth street west.
80. State Department, Fourteenth street.
"a Risgs' Bank, Fifteenth street west and
New York avenue.
Is. Hibernia Engine- house, Nineteenth st,
west and II street north.
10. No. 1 Engine-house, Sixteenth street
west and X street north.
II. SIxteen-and.s-half street west and II
street north.
IS. Twentieth street west and M stree,
north.
~, Police Station, Twentieth street ives,
81. .Twenty.sixth street west and O stree,
"a; ,Twenty.third street wost aud l. street
g. Smithsonian.
SO. Arsenal Gate.
| 81. Navy Yard Gate.
north.
el. Adams Express Office, Pennsylvanis
81. II street north and North Capitol street
63. Seventh street west and street north.
| q. Ninth street west and @ street south.
66: Fourteenth street west and q street
south.
81. United States Observatory.
| 6s. Supt. OF Police, (residence,) Eighth street
west and X street north.
IL. Police-ststlon, First street west and I
street north.
! r. Georgetown.
DIRECTIONS TO KY HOLDERS.
! Turn the crank slowly and steadily Abou
| twenty-five times; then wait few moments
and ifyou hear no ticking In the box, or alarm
on the large bells, turn as before until yol
| hear the alarm.
| Alarms OF fire will be given on the bells o
| Thirteenth street Baptist church, 81. Mary
| tGermsnl Catholic church, (Fifth street west,
| and the Columbia engine-hOuse bell, (Capito
| HILL by striking the number Of the box CIV
Ing the signal.
ODESSA PAEIKR CoLLAPsISG SKIET, the bes
made. Douglass, sole agent, No. 5O3 Nintl
| street.
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LISTED STATES MAILS.
LOUISIANA.

Posr oFFIeE DEFARTAESr.l
Proposal. for sos1syns liz 'sHhHSg H.. 1 Gused
sST SSy ks @ s.S Iunc @ Win 8:
until p n. q March 81 next. to be decided BY
ssG Prom FrsnFiintOn to Shady Grove. Is miles
Leave S Is FfssEiISisa IIsS Wed Wednesday ats u.
ksay. kT' sSssy ssSsSf SfS1s fssiE.a!Systs.n
' fIS% S,iSS sSd lsts p ESsS's G fasd q NILE.
and back. 9pes a week;
f:is: s.;: IiI$ Si$S1$S q n s:.s Lay sySs%@
s fEg% fSsr AK Si aSssesy, se y IBP q Perry
Bridge, y 2 mile. iSd "a back, onesa week.
kssy. kS' fsrss 2 Es sidss dtfs fSs:ssyP ss s1sam.
' I.is chsiis:' 7S nlis. and SACK. on; once q :
leave wS,hIngsQQn Monday ATTAIN.
ys tst. Lsss tssa.. cas.f: f.s.s.y Sss dsy
500 FIN MA, fs.: * SEssiis: " wss "a Orange.
LSTs %'Ss EstS az SAsss. Asif %Ssss sSss
ks,y' ks.r. Ss.S.s 3! S,snSs SSsy ssyt siy Sy 'Pn
WV % MSSssisI; y q q nile %iis. az ssss: once ss.s' A'
Leave urAnd Chenier friday at I'm.
slO2 From ,asInsatca 70 LAKE 6hsrlss. g miles
and hack, once week.
Leave MerInentoA Monday ats lam.
Arrive ~ Lake Charles next day by pm.
Leave Lake Charles Wednesday stsa am.
Arrive at Mermentou next day by 4pm.
NOTES.
o certainty asS S sS ssIy hI mail Nth ss
the law, and they must be guaranteed by two re-.
assr Or sass q Gtsase Goass y ksccaS sqSh e' Post
No pay vii b. made for trips NOT performed, and
for each Of such omissions not satis sfactoTIly ex
planned, three time, the pay Of the trip may be de.
dueted For arrivals so Arbehind time as 10 bres
siSnnSts1ion ciInt With depending mails. apd not sun.
for the trip subject 10 forfeiture Fiues will be
Imposed. uni less the delinquency bs EAtisfActOTIy
explained, for negleetng to take tho mail from or
lhto post omeei Tor suffering II to be injured
destroyed, robbed, or losti and for refusing,
as ne contractor runs, or concerned In rlnnins
vehicles on the route. The Postmaster General
may annul the contract for disobeyinE the post
once laws or the l. stTnoli0ns Of the Department
he may alter the schedule Of departures and Arri-
yAls, and also order an Increase OF service By al
pay. He may also eurtail or diseonIlnue the SER
oipay, sloylSs as iGil adsnaitS to iSs eonirastoP
one month 3 extra compensation on The amount Of
Ss ssRisa and Pre- rata
Bids should bo addressed 10 the "Becond As.
sistant Postmaster 0eneTal,' ~ Buperseribsd Pro
pCsals, State u LouiSisna.f . aud tent BY mail
:, For forms Of proposals. &e and other infOrma:
Offices ALEX w RkkDAiI'
JyS'sH Postmaster General,
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TINTED STATES MAILS.

wA.ur,pGcE pS;5 ob'tGS. bG. RRgFAssHssF} RgE 8, iHssssF}
isISTas I; ST Is!.s; @ \: st.!!sss ;sIss e:
sssIdsS ~ pi Mach q. ioiiowiPs: i' ~ next " W
"' SE% G%P. 5aiiss and Gsss. ;S; once SssE.
Leave Leave santa 3, ,ip.i RS T%SssSay %sS Al. s.ss% s,
kfai"s Es aGiaai a. Santa fstpq Ps Ppia.s % snspn.
SSssIo., 70 FSit SsrisHd. u lis 7 niles les and nd
fs.yssI @ Fir Mi, 9.Ij.Ps VA a9s.asy by
s Sfen ssn. hSiss ~. y bsSrs.
siSS fSsqasrsas. % S 5G niiss fs and H Sssi.
Leave santa 20 Monday ATTAIN
Leave i'sss EitsaaslSSs %sSns.$sfs %S$$f 3 y 1ssS i1s
"'' PensIio, 10. o. .Jsnd Rio del Pueblo. "a,
Pa to fernandei de Taor, - miles and
Leave ave sssts s y Monday as.m
Arrive at Fernandez de TaoI next day by !
Leave Fernandez de TaOI Wednesday at s
- -, Arrive at Santa Fs next day Sy7pP.
nsr, iii miles and back. s' once y wsss' ' '''D
Leave Las Vegas Monday ss7hm l., =
hINe NJ foH oumuer wednesday by
Leave Port sumner Thursday ATTAIN
HAD ' fscR San ic.s s siaidh san aisssi T. U l..
Cuesta, In. OIL to Anton Chico, - miles
Leave San lose %sdns.dsy MSam
f.ys fGSs Anton aa'SR Ghfso SS'fH fSSTy.sspy
iT,io From Fort unien, BY Anton Chico. Aqua
ffsnEliu. Texas. 10 miles and back. "ucs
ys sGi SaiGp hSIsss S .sssn atssm ass.
Leave Franklin Monday At6am
l7.iI From Pcraits I, Los LSass. . miles aud
Leave Psrsiis " 'Sda.sday stloam
ArriyeS Los Lunas BY Ipm
Arrive at PerAlta BY Sam.
NOTES.
PT PS al; mus; b to Sa5ry tho mail TG es
the law, and they must be guaranteed by two re-
ssr o 9adSs S S'taSd caa Rs '' f0'
No pay will DO made for trips not performed, and
fsf hrsS Sss G%tsP iss p.y os lR sy
Quoted For arrivals SO sr behind time as 70 Grsal
waa Sa ai
SSS SS.; Sr sesss ss 6 .i: be az Mac. syn
1tO post Ycs for iCeriGs /, to be Injured ds
ieSsSa convey hs m.ii hna a. 'fF oaasny aS5 ss
sEntraeM,Sr M runs; or l. CONCERNED IL rqnnilg yehi
@ Sn as eCSs dcSySS S. SSnS5a me,
| laws, Or the Instructions of the Department. II,
may alter the schedule Of departures md arrivals,
aud Also order an Increase 0f service by allowing
therefor pro rata increase en- the contract pay.
He may also curtail or discontinue the service "a
| whole or In part, at q pTOpOrtionate dIcrease oil
pay, allowing as full Indemnity to the contractor
| one month . extra compensation on the amount o
| service dispensed with, and pro rata compens sa
| tion for the service retained and continued.
| ads should be addressed to the Second As,
posals, Territory OF New Mexico" aud sent by
| mail.
| Por forms OF proposal &c and other informa
| ton, see advertisement Of this date, in pamphlet
| form. at tho principal post ofices.
| ALEX. W, RANDALL.
| fel.Mit Postmaster General
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

THE LABOR MovBNEST.-The committee
appointed by the employing printers deny
that any notice was given them Of the inten-
tion Of the printers to adopt a new scale Of
prices. They claim that the Union pressed
into service all the men 1t could get, with the
distinct understanding that there would be a
struggle, In which numbers would tell, and
that when 1900 men were In Counting
newspaper men, who compose the large ma
jority) the alterations In the price list were
secretly made, and, to the surprise Of en-
| ployers, the men presented the new list and
refused to work on other terms. They say
that the difference is not concerning wages
alone, and conclude by stating that the new
price list recently made by them much more
clearly resembles the one that was agreed
on in joint committee than the one the Union
has attempted TO enforce.
The marble polishers contemplate making
strike for higher wages in the coming
spring.-N. y Tribune.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
LIMITED STATES PATENT oREInR

- WAsHISOTOS, D, @. , Jan. u, ls69
m On the petition Of JosEPn PEABODY and s. 4,
PshBopf, OF fsalem. Mass, and PRANoIs PBABODY,
q Danyers Mass, executors Of the estate of Fran
els Peabody, deceased, praying for the extension n
q patent granted the said PTaneis Peabody on
the lIth day q, April. 1885, for an improvement In
lis ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the 9th day Of March next. Any person
may oppose this extension Objections, depOs
lions, and other papers, should be fled In this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing,
ia22-Psw Commissiopst of Petsnis
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

ANOTHER CAVE IS.-After nearly each
heavy storm we have to report the caving In
of some one or more of the recently con-
structed sewers In the city. The break this
time is In the lateral running from the cor
ner of Seventh and street, and connecting
with the main sewer on Seventh street.
Workmen were busy yestesday repairing this
break, which made an ugly hole in the street.
These frequent difficulties with the sewers
may be God-sends to the laborers, but are
not complacently noticed by the taxpayers.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

TEMPERANCE MEETING IN TESNALLYTowN.
"A large and enthusiastic temperance meet
ing was held on Tuesday evening at the
Methodist church, in Tennalytown, under
the auspices Of the Farmers and Mechanic 3
Division Sons of Temperance. A large dele
CATION Of the members of Potomac Division,
Cf Georgetown, were present, as also mem
hers Of several Of the subordinate divisions
of the Order in this city. Addresses were
delivered by Messrs. John Lee, Thomas
Wheeler, F. NJ. Brady and others, and it is
expected that the meeting will result In great
good for the cause in the ancient village OF
Tennallytown.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
TINTED STATES MAILS.
GEORGIA.

POsr OFFICE DEPARTAEET,(
WAaHIEGTOE, January 2, 1850, !
Proposals. for conveying the MAILS Of the United
States from July !. 1880 TO June %, lsil. on the
following routes In the State Of Georgia, will be
reeeiysd AZ the Office Of this Department, until
0th following:
6l1 From Forsyth to Russelyll+ II miles and back.
once week,
Leave FoTsyth Saturday at IAN,
Arrive at RusEelVille by 8 pm,
Leave RusselYille Saturday at sam,
Arrive at FoTsyth by II m.
6liT Prom Glllsyille, by AllAndale and HOllings-
worth, TO Middle River, % miles and back, 4,
Leave Gillsyille Thursday at Dam.
Arrive at Middle River by pm.
Leave Middle River Thursday at :2Opm
~, Arrive At Gillsyille Ry pm, m,,..
The accepted bidder Will be required 10 take the
test oath. "
For fOrns Of proposal. guarantee, and eertiacate,
and also for Instructions AS to the to be
embraced In the contract, &c see advertisement OF
October 81, 1866. and OF this date pro posAis
for mail service In Georgia, to be found atthe prn
cipal Post Ohiees,
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, super.
scribed Mail Proposals for Georgia and add Tessed
to the Second Assistant P9stmasier gensLal.
ALEX, W. RANDALL,
lllo'ytW Postmaster 0snsral.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

lIelmlck Il Co. have opened an office at 400
Seventh street, between d and Z, for a mer-
camille mutual protective agency, to which
they say about one hundred merchants have
already subscribed. 1t is intended to exhibit
on the books Of this agency for the inspec-
tlon Of subscribers only the names Of all de-
linquent debtors who are considered un-
worthy of credit. We understand that n
number Of landlords have also signifled their
intention to enter In the above arrangement.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

ia MEETING Of the board Of officers and
directors Of the Washington Association for
the improvement OF the condition OF the poor
will be held at the corner OF Sixth street and
Louisiana avenue at Q o'clock this evening.
THE FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB
meets for reorganization at the Mission
church, on L street, between Fourth and
Fifta streets, tomorrow evening. All Re-
publican voters in the ward are Invited to be
present.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

We WOULD call the attention of the public
TO the Pekin and Yedo tea store at 4S9 Ninth
street, between d and +, where an extensive
coffee trade Is also carried on. Coffee Is
roasted and ground to order for dealers or
private families, or parties can have their
own coffee roasted at y cents per pound.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

announced for last night at Union League
Hall, did not come off, as the Hoosiers had
possession Of the hall. II seems there was a
misunderstanding between the committee
and the japitor respecting the night of meet
ing. Quite number of Yankees made their
appearance and held a brief consultation in
one Of the ante-rooms, after which they ad-
journed, to be called together by the Execu-
tive Committee at such time as the committee
can secure a proper hall.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
TINTED STATES MAILS.
AW N A NE

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIEdToE, Jan. 2, lS9. I
Proposals for conveying the Mails Of the United
States, from July 1899, TO June 20, ISL OF the
following routes In the State Of AlALAma, will be
received at the Contract Once Of this Department
until until SP; m Of March 81 next, to be decided by
eS2l Prom Jacksonville to LaTkInsyllle 10 niles
aud back, twice a week.
Leave DOdsonyille Wednesday and Saturday
AbAm.
Arrive at LaTkinsyiIle by l2m.
Leave LArkinsville Wednesday and Saturday
htl pm.
Arrive at Dodsopyille by bpm.
6S2 From Tpskegee, by La Place, to Cross KEYS,
10 miles and back, twice q week,
Leave Tuskegee Wednesday aud Saturday at
Arrive At Gross Keys by lam.
Leave Gross Keys Wednesday and Saturday
- Arrive at Tuskegse by7pm
test oath, " W '4A' 'He
For forms Of proposal, guarantee, and Certificate
and also Tor Instruction AS to conditions 10 be en-
braegd In the contract ke,, see AdyeTtisements on
this date. and Of Oct. 81 1865, inyitnE pToposaIs
principal post Offices, - '"'
Bids should be sent In sealed euyelopes. Huper.
tenbed Mall Proposals for Alabama and al |.
dressed the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen.
erAl ALEX W RANDhII
lAps,atW Postmaster,
yLTRAPPIN0 PAPER Pnp GIIu an mu,o
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

ROBBERY AND ESCAPE OF THE THIEF.-On
Monday night n German named Christopher
Dresslein robbed his employer, Il Mr.. Lob
man, who keeps q bakers shop on Congress
street, opposite the post-ofiice. in George
town, Of several articles Of clothing, three
watches and five razors. 1t appears that
Mr.. Lohman, with some friends, attended a
masquerade ball, held at Forrest Hall, and
clothed themselves in their costumes at the
store above named, leaving their street ap-
parel in charge OF Dressleln. While they
were enjoying themselves, the thief made
away with the property above described, and
up to this time he has not been arrested. Ii
is probable that he at once left the city.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

FoUSD IN THE STREET.-About o'clock
yesterday morning Officer Prince brought to
the Sixth precinct station u colored woman
named Ann L. Allen, whom he found lying
In the street suffering from severe Illness.
The unfortunate woman remained at the
station Yesterday.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
TINTED sTATgs MAILS.
NORTH CAROLINA.

POsr OFFICE DEPARTMENTAL
wAsHSOrOE, January 2. 1859. !
Proposals. for conveying the mails Of the United
States from July !, lSG9, to June 20. ISL, on thu
following routes In the State OF North Carolina,
will be received at the Contract Ohiee Of this De-
paTtment until s. p m Of March 81 next. to be Dc.
siSt saed I BY APwg5i u. 2 tOilSwiPE;, p.,,.v.s,o
Island, to Newbern, 80 miles and back,
three times q week,
Leave Washington Monday, Wednesday aud
Friday At Q q m.
Arrive at NewbeTn by 4pm.
Leave NewbeTn Tuesday, Thursday and
batul day at am.
Arrive at Washington by ipm.
52l2 From smithneld 10 Elevation, u miles and
back, once week.
Leave Smithheld Thursday 2pm.
Arrive a. Elevation by 6pm,
Leave Elevation Thursday attain.
Arrive at smthheld by II IN.
62lS From Fair Bl uf, by Conwayboro, and Bucks:
VILE TO Georget9wn, Is c. II miles and
back, once week,
Bldders to propose schedule.
62l5 From Newport, by SANDER Store and Petit;
foTds, to Pelletier's Mills, ~ miles and
back, once week,
Bidders TO propose schedule Of departures and
arrivals,
The accepted bidders will be required to take the
test oath, "
For forms Of pr jposal. guarantee and certificate,
and also Tor Instructions As to the conditions to be
embraced In the contract, &c see advertisement
OF October 81, 1867, and Of this date, Inviting pro-
pooAls for mail service 10 North Carolina, 10 be
found at the principal post oflee.
Bids should be sent In sealed envelopes, super
serbed mali Proposals fOr, North Carolina. and
eral, ALEX. W. RANDALL,
iAli-ThI pUztmAstaT General
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

grand jury Of the criminal court have found
a true bill against z. Howe Ripley for man
slaughter, by administering and causing to
he taken and swallowed by Minerva A. Mar
tin, on the 18th of December last, divers
large and excessive quantities of n noxious,
destructive, and deleterious substance, to
wit: ten grains Of the sulphate of morphine,
&c. The second count of the Indictment
charges that the said z. Howe Ripley had
no knowledge or skill in medicine, or In the
curing of any disorder or disease, and he
icloniously took upon himself the manage
mcnt, treatment, and cure of the said Min
crva A. Martin, and that from his treatment
her death was caused. The particulars Of
this case were given In the REPUBLICAN at
the time of the occurrence.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

CITIZENS OF IowA.-Gcn. Norton ?, Chip
man has extended an invitation to the Iowa
Association and all residents Of that State
now here who wish to join the organization,
to meet at his residence on Capitol Hill this
(rhursday evening. See advertisement In
another column.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

large assortment of stoves to which he calls
special attention. By sending the name and
number Of your stove to Col. Boyd, you can
replace any piece In your stove that may be
broken,
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

FELL SHORT OF FUSDs.-The treasurer Of
the School Board, ]. c. Proctor, esq, did
not succeed, we are sorry to say, In obtain
Ing quite enough money to pay of the school
teachers for the month Of January, the school
fund being already oyerdrawn. Some five or
six of the last comers, including the music
teachers, had to be put of, as did the per-
sons having the care OF the buildings.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

of the Washington and Alexandria canal
are causing the aqueduct above Georgetown
to be repaired preparatory to the opening Of
spring travel. Additional and stronger
angle" blocks are being placed in position,
and everything Is being done to strengthen
the structure.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

pkOYIDBHCE HOSPITAL,
1 UHDHR TIE oHAGdkC.
THB SISTERS OF CHAkIIY,
Corner Of Second street east and street south.
Capitol hill,
IN IHAHEALTHYA AND RETIRED PART OF wAsHs
INQT0H CITY.
ofPatiens Of every class. both medical and surgical
Patients will be received into the wards at se
lelne and Medical or Surgical Attondanse,
Private Rooms can be had at advanced rates,
MEDICAL Stay ATTENDING.
DE HAosER, si'PiSlAEE; N b.. n, 100 .,,s.,. b..
wSSf wySaE s. Sfts s1f s.s York
wsen Poprteenth and Pittssnlh strests.
WIN hARBURY, N, D., bd II street.
J, =. THOMPSON, n. D., corner Ninth ss
and Masaaehpse avenue,
e n. FORD, N q East Capitol street
uADyISoR AND CONSULTING,
w w : JOHNSON, X B.. Seventh street. b..
Z H0WARp, n. D., Es = street
THOMAS MILLER, 1t6 = street,
9, IL IiBERMANH' iSs Thirteenth street.
Application can be made at the Hospital, or TO
sitEsi Of the above. named physicians. PhysieiAns
.sndiGE patients to the Hospital who may occupy
private rooms have the privilege OF attending the
as-No p-rsuvS with eontAEigus Diseases admitted
SISTER LORETTA o'RElLLY,
oetl7 snpATiOF