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The New York herald., 1869-07-05
4 Fourth Of July Accident at Dcs Moines,
Jowa-Expiosion Of n Gun-Four Men
CHICAGO. IL. Iuiv A

NHith6o, H.. July 4, 1899.
Aspecial despatch TO the Tribune ffom pcs Moines,
Iowa, ssys that at Prairie City yesterday morning.
while number Of citizens were celebrating the
national anniversary Of independence, On anvil
which toey were uein9 az q substitute for cannon
exploded Killing Two men and tylally Vounding two
The New York herald., 1869-07-05
Notice to Mariners.


kAsT OcAbT-wnrCK IN YARMOUTH hohDf
.,. TRINiry HoUsy, LONDON, June ~, 1889.
no'es hereby given that green buoy msrsed With the
ward o. the schr william Jane OF whiiby, sunk in Var
fbs buoy lies IN fshoms s low water spring tides, with
the Following marks and compass bearings
sW KS
single house, midway between the waterworks Column
and Easl Castor Church, by W AE
North Star Battery, w distant on cnblesl
South Caisior Buoy by W ldisant ~ cabesl
Caisior Elbow Buoy, NNE q T. distant cahlcsl
By JrdeT ROBIN ALLEN Secretary
The New York herald., 1869-07-05

LivERr9oL, June IS (by telegraph)-The Hshnen,ann
rom san francsco IN attempting dock In Coburg Dock
TINS morning. grounded oG the short
time, but was towed OF and 10 an apchoraR
without addifonal assigance
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
RernouaI.


Senator Hendricks will make a speech at a
Wsshlngtou birthday celebration in Phila-
delph Ia "
Msdams Parepa Rosa Is still sick in Bal.
tlmors, but b convalescing. She expects to
resume her performances on the o3d inst.
nc apripgheld R.pub'ican thinks Mr..
Colfax "a about the only person whose on
duct In the Congressional muss Of wednes-
day was such as to increase his reputation
for sense, frmness, aud presence Of mind.
DR.. Leftwlch, Representative elect from
the Memphis district, is in town, at the
Metropolitan; and Hon. John Greiner, Of
Ohio, editor, poet, and statesman, Is at the
scaton House. ..Ht.I II '
Isaac Truce, Of New Cumberland, Tuscar-
awas county, Ohio, father Of Ave boys named
Fremont, Lincoln, Grant, Sherman and sher-
dan. Their ages are in the order Of their
names.
Mr.. Charles Dickens Is president Of the
Ncwsvendeu' Benevolent and Proyident In
stltution, Of London. He will take the chair
At the dinner which Ia 10 be held at Frecma-
sons' Tavern, on the Goth Of April next.
Hon. John L. Dawson, ex-represcntatlve
from Pennsylvania; Hon. John A. Kasson,
ex-Postmaster General, and Samuel wllkin-
son, ESQ.,, are at the Ebbitt House.
Hon. T. L. Clingman, Of North Carolina,
and Henry A. Smythe, collector OF New
York, are at willards'. .....
The national Republican., 1869-02-15

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 13-Noou.-Cotton dull
and nominal, 2gX(l30 oents., Sugar excited
and higher; demand good, Cuba 18If6Dllk
cents Porto Rico i3K@15 cents; refined
17@lS cents. Flour dull and unchanged,
Southern t6(@l4.25. Wheat quiet and weak;
tl.G0@i.6l. Corn quiet and steadyi 93@95
cents. Oats quiet and steady; 20 cents. Rye
dull and nominal, s1.45. Pork quiet but
steady; t32.50. Gold 1851.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2.-Breadsta6i i.-There
was fair demand this morning for Flour,
and the market generally was steady. Sales
were reported Of Western Spring Extra at
e. , Western = Spring 81 Super at $685. Howard
Wh<at-was In good demand this morn
ing and arm. Sales were made Of common
TO fair Pennsylvania red Mt s1.60@f1.75;
prime do. at tf.900t192; fair to good Mary.
land do. at 81 t1.95(Gs2.12; choice do. a. o.. 80;
and Western white at t2.10. .
Corn Was firm to-day at the advanced
prices OF yesterday. Sales were made Of
damp white at 5000 cents; prime dry do.
at 94 cents; and yellow at 9l@92 cents.
Povisiors-The market continues fat and
heavy. There Is still q fair jobbing demard
for Bacon, but there Is no demand for It from
the trade, and TO effect any considerable sale
a low price would be accepted. We quote
Shoulders, 17Z@171< cents for rib Sides,
and 1SX@1sx cents for clear rib do. There
Is no demand whatever for Bulk Meat, and
we quote II to-day nominal at 13N@14
cents for Shoulders; and 15N@18 cents for
Sides. Lard is nominally 20h@21 cents
Mess Pork s3S, and Rump do. at s2s@s2e
per Dbl.
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
society OF the Army OF the Potomac.

We find that II Ia best to postpone making
arrangements with the different railroads to
carry members Of the Army Of the Potomac
at half fare, until they are called together to
attend the grand reunion. From the favor
able replies received from different railroads,
In answer to letters Of inquiry, we have no
doubt that satisfactory arrangements can
then be made. We were in hopes that some
plan could be arranged TO bring the prclimi-
nary meeting and the reunion so near to-
gether that officers could include both In one
ylsit to New York. But this seems imprac-
ticable. No one has any authority to com
nit the members of the Army Of the Potomac
to programme, and the modesty which ID
well known to distinguish all the officers OF
that Organization, makes II impossible "a
persuade any one to assume such authority
A hall Is TO be procured, addresses are tc
be secured, constitution 10 be framed fol
the association, banquet to be provided and
other arrangements made, for which prepa'
rations are necessary In advance. Hence, an
informal meeting must first be held and ar,
rangements then completed for larger and
more general gathering.
Still, we hope that all who can Will exeri
themselves TO be present at the preliminary
gathering on the 22d Of February, at the
armory of the 22d regiment, In Fourteenth
street. Ifit Is desirable to organize such an
association as is proposed 1t Is desirable to
organize II under such influences and in such
spirit that Its success will be Insured. In
order to be O success the association must be
q society Of tho Army OF the Potomac In the
largest sense.-4rmy and Nary Journal.
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
Telcgraphio Summary.

MACDONALD, the Connecticut forger, has
been committed ut Montreal for extradition.
THE BODY Of whalen was buried In the
jail yard at Ottawa on Friday night.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY removals from,
and appointments to, office were made by
Gen. Stoneman on Saturday.
THE REPORT of an attempt to poison Presi-
dent GuEman, Of Nicaragua, and his family,
has been confirmed. No arrests have been
made.
The amnesty petition which will be pre-
scnted to the Queen by the Lord Mayor of
Dublin contains over one hundred thousand
signatures.
JONI B. THOMPSON, indicted at Troy, N.
Y, for the murder OF Thomas II. Bailey, by
shooting, In January, 1867, was convicted,
before Judge Hodgeboom, Of murder In the
second degree.
The steamship Henry Chauncey has ar
rived from Aspinwall She brings Panama
dates to the 5th Of February, also $247, 900 In
treasure.
MAYOR CAuooS, Of Richmond, on Satur-
day suspended Chief of Police Poe for taking
his stand at the door Of Republican meet
ing aud declaring that no one should go In,
and assaulting a man who was entering.
A DISPATCH from Nice mentions the death
minister Of foreign affairs and representative
Of the Turkish Government In the confer
enco recently In session In Paris.
The future form Of government for Spain
Is the engrossing question with the Constit-
uent Cortes and the people. The PROPOSE
tion for q directory for certain number Of
years has been abandoned, and a regency
and council have been suggested instead.
THE Episcopal Convention Of Louisiana
closed Its sessions on Saturday, having re.
solved to establish schools for the education
Of freedmen throughout the diocese, and also
to increase the bishops salary to 5000 a
year.
DISPATCHES from Lincoln, Nebraska, say
that Mr.. Stewards bill, granting ten thou
sand acres Of land 10 any corporation con.
structing twenty miles Of railroad within the
State Of Nebraska, passed the House on
Saturday.
FULL PARTICULARS of the loss of the
steamer Mittie Stephens, In Red river, show
a very large proportion OF women aud children
lost; the fire originated among Government
hay, which formed a part Of the cargo. Only
"a, 900 insurance.
| HONOLULU advices up to January 20, stat,
that the Privy Council had adopted rcsolu
| tions Of respect to the memory Of the king'l
father, and coincidence with his afflicted rela
tives. The smallpox excitement at Homo
lula Is rapidly subsiding. The want Of steam
communication between Honolulu and tn,
| adjacent islands is seriously felt by the bust
ness community, the prevailing Gains fire.
quently interrupting trade, mall and mer
,chandlse.
The national Republican., 1869-02-15

conviction 10 the minds Of all dlslnterested
persons by the mere statement Of his conclu-
sions--as he certainly possesses 1t. The
PUBLIC knowledge Of this endowment Of his
inso nmsrkable degree will repress thou-
ssnd eGorts Ia. defeat points Of his adminis-
(Ihtidn wnh rsiernee 10 measures, policy
asd tusn, whieh would otherwiss b. essaysd.
Few ambitious or importunate gentlemen
will care, amer falling to obtain his favorable
confederation Of their measures or men, to
take the disgruntlcd politicians or specula-
tors usual appeal, with the knowledge that
Grant never falls to give reasons for his con.
illusions so simple, and yet so conclusive, as
that all the world endorse all he does.
THE JouDoUs AND HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD.
IL Is to be hoped that the attendance at
the meeting of washlngtonians Con the 18th
instantly asked by the Loudoun aud Hamp-
shire Railroad Company will be very general
on the part OF property-holders and business
men. have contended more than once In
this correspondence that the District Is per-
haps more vitality interested In the coustruc-
tion Of the Loudoun and Hampshire railroad
to the coal mines, and thence TO connections
with the Western waters by railroads here
amer to be built, than In any other such
work 10 run In any other direction or locality.
With that road finished to the coal mines,
our fuel will be reduced at least 30 per
centum, and all produce consumed here very
considerably. No other railroad from WASH
mgton would do so much for us In these two
most important particulars. While by no
means opposed to seeing Washington capital
aiding the construction Of the Point Lookout
road, which goes almost literally nowhere
and through a country which raises so far
almost next to nothing In the way Of sup
plies Of produce" It strikes me forcibly
that II we fall to aid this Loudoun and
Hampshire road speedily and literally, we
will throw away the most available and the
greatest railroad advantages within the reach
Of the citizens Of this District. The com.
pany stand ready TO permit tho extension Of
the road to this city, In itself small work,
II Washington will subscribe towards the
completion Of the road to the Hampshire
mines. Alexandria aud Virginia have built
the road as far as completed, and II forced
to raise all the means necessary to its entire
completion, cannot be expected to let us rear
greater advantages from it than all othcrt
beside.
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
RRCERrI0Na.

sprAxss ooLpAx's receptions viii be on
every Friday evening during the session,
from $50 70 II p, N.
Mrs. Colfax receives every wednesday,
from 70 4 p. m. ...--
MRs. PosrnAsTER dEsERAL RANDALL VIII
receive her friends on Wednesday OF each
week, from I TO D. m, at the rssidsnee, cor
ner ofTwelfth and X streets. ..H.r..
MRs. sEoRurAar McCuLLoou resolves on
wednesday Of each week n the residsnce,
No. 2os II street, from n 10 4. and on Friday
from 8 10 II p. m. Cards 10 be issued for the
evening receptions. .. ."..
MRs. sEoRzrAhr Bnowsne receives on
wednesday Of each week at her residence, No.
$50 street, from Il m. totp. m.
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
Ne~ Publications.

Glove me Little, Love me Long" a novel,
by Charles Reade, household edition. Pub
lshed by Fields, osgood a Co., Boston. For
sale by Blanchard d Mohun, corner OF
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Notice hereafter,)
"Noyer too late to Mend,"a novel, by
Charles Readei household edition. Published
by Fields, Osgood X Co., Boston. For sale
by Blanchard & Mohun. (Notlce heroafter.)
''Trayels In Alaska and on the Yukon"
by Frederick Whympcr, with map and illus
trations. Published by Harper & Bros,
New York. For sale by French x Richard
son, S84 Pennsylvania avenue. (Notice
hereaffer.)
Selma and the Chinese" by the Rev.
John L. Nevlus, ten years missionary in
China, with map and illustrations. Pub
llshed by Harper q Bros, New York For
sails. by French & Richardson, SS4 Pennsyl-
yanIa avenue. Notice hereafter.)
From the publishers we have ''Harper's
Magazine" for March.
From Joseph Shillington, corner OF Four
apd-a-half street and Pennsylvania avenue,
we have the Hearth and Home for the week
ending February Goth.
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
p..rAsIsssLo, sJAIr. IL,

Information has been received at this Do
partment from Mr.. J. somers Smith, the
Commercial Agent Of the United States at
the city Of 81. Domingo, Of the death, on
the nth Of January last, at 81. Domingo, Of
Edward Butler, seaman Of the brig R. G.
Wright, of Baltimore.
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
Produce Dealers.

T.sEHAs a.. THE pSBS ESR NJ
tis street. sstwssn T Jwsslf'h s and Thi5,sssn'h s
aud will h.y. Tor reiai fresh supply Of N. best
BUTTER, MEATS and vEGsrABLks, and ali
iisynE that our faeilties possess advsntsEes over
many now in the business, nnd With determina-
!. sh,rs o q. p16lle ,P.iIon.r:; Oar motto Is,
jsnls-eolm J. n. YEATMAN SON.
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
Last amend.

~- ~-BAnKRvPTCH-T last .mend.
kS ment OF the Bankrupt Law provides that
u ali proeeedings gs after the hrsl day Of
lamar, lsde. no dbsh,rse shal' be grated 70 |.
cen 'um Of the claIms proved ArAlnst his estate
upon which he shall be liable as principal debtor.
bs neSt of he law al poor dsbtors. for il further
provides that certain Psttonsrs, and all who CON-
sbss va. wan tnausb tbsy nav ss1s ro .s.s,. Sat.
sithstAhdisG the provi.i9n, In view q II. lmiia.
ti9ns and exeeptioe,, debtor. without assets are
II the country. ..a
Per.ons IN thls District who .tili vish 70 avail
should exsmins carefully Nhethsr thsy. are in.
eluded 10 tbe terms o. H. !imitttion Ihs sub;
times without charge. GEO. MASON,
Attorney 81 Law and Solicitor Ia Bank ruptey .
City Hall. ... feb6
The national Republican., 1869-02-15

The NORTH AMERICAN ISDiASs.-There
Is now on exhibition at Odd Fellows Hall,
Seventh street, an extensive gallery Of draw
ings, embracing 377 portraits Of Indian chiefs
and celebrities, painted from life, and one
hundred scenes In Indian life, all painted by
Mr.. George Catlin, the Indian artist and
historian. Mr.. Catlin has devoted the best
part of a long life in endeavoring to rescue
the looks and customs of the Indians from
oblivion, and now presents to the public q
collection superior to any In existence.
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
DErAnrnnsr OF srArs.

Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. John Wilson, the Consul
of the United States at Antwerp, Belgium,
of the death, on the 17th OF November last,
at Antwerp, of EMIL CLAusES, a seaman Of
the ship Hope, and a citizen Of the United
States,
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
toyriotAL.1
,...p,s.a,s p.sh.,-ssy * ss.ss,. IA !

DEPARTMENT or srArH,t
wAsHisaros. Feb. 10, Isp.
Information has been received at this De.
partment from Mr.. John Wilson, the Consul
Of the United States at Antwerp, Belgium,
Of the death, on the 9th Of July, 1858, al
sea, Of ALEXANDER PEssAT, an American
seaman belonging to the ship Star.
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
Agriculture.
SEEDS! AGRICULTURE
II L. NJ - ~ LIZ

seeA Store removed to street, near hlneteen1h.
opposite the Market.
Seed. Of syS. ds'el9SaSSs; alS Sawsr S'sd sscd TrssS
Siuss, roses, bird seed, lawn grass seed, kedi
white, yellow and lsesTas sloNsL KhaSrrSh a shaas
trees Hses, Takss, &c. Opportunity offered f9r
every family TO secure ESOd and reliable seed
Hnarthan grape vines. am prepared 70 supply
this hardy valuable SSS ssaPe soP
si.s s dS,e1 %S bSsi1s.s G an s.sOTtnsqI q
shias, lamps 4pd sroskeIy, which WI ps & s0id ~
low PRICES Daily 'sls' , o. Iosss d i Nisss Soietsd
for mutual sstiIfastion. few bushels e. As
psho5 Hsw earl Ross pS.a6p'b 20 by ,ltI tbs bushSi
feb6.Wl3t K1t naaT nintstae nth. Seed store
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MUSIC.

'BRTrRR DAYs," Music by 4 h. Thom4sI
words by seyton May, of this city beautiful
Title Page, aud one 0f the best pieces ever pub.
,.,&s & PsuHaylvAnlt s.sa,sss' sss,s. near TsR'h street,
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
10, a wu,,, cPi!In cPLs,IidsnI oI ne United SlAIo'
NoTIcR To eRR.RNPTIoN cIIIMINTa

NOTICE TO fRg-RAPTIoH CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right Of pre- emptIon
Of townships above enumerited, iS REQUIRED 70 ss.
tGblAh the sane 70 the a4tlfAetion Of the ReGSter
therefor as soon as practicable after seeing this
notice, and before the day appointed for the com
ne Iset claimed otherwise sqSh claim Will b for
''''' Commissioner Of tho General Land Once.
Nots.-UndeT the regulations Of tho Department,
no pa yment can be made for advertising proeAniA.
febl5.Mlst
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
parAtJs.sI o, STATE. Ia 1

Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. II. J. Silva, Vice Consul
of the United States at Santiago, Cape Verde,
Of the death, on the 2oth Of November last,
Of John Allen, an American seaman.
The national Republican., 1869-02-15

TINTED STATES PATENT oPYICE. -
" WAsHIEOIoE, D. Q. Jan. II: Icy
.oP the petition Of CHAELHh PoEpE. 81 ho1iS;
granted him on the l7th day o. April 1885, Tor an
Improvement in Dredging Machines
tbis othee lie Wiz day Of March next, Any person
may Ippose this extension, oblsetiqns dtp2si.
iweniy dsTS before the day n sbyipEoorR.
jlls.FSN cOnnis'iOaG Of fsssn"
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
t~- INAUGURATION RECEPTION

Tickets for the Inauguration Reception at the
Treasury Building On The night Of the oh Of March
eau be obtained at the Headquarers Of the General
Commtitee. No, O7 street. near Seventh. or At
wiiiards' Hotel, Rbbitt House, National Hotel,
Metropolitan Hotel. NJ. James Hotel, wAshinEto
House, q at the Union Hotel, oeorss.own' AZ The
Boak,tores Of blanchard & Mohun, Philip 4 s'lo.
mons, French 4 Richardson, Mohun h Bsstor,and
The Tickets sre go each, aud admit one gentle
mtn and two ladies TO the Inauguration Reception,
Daneing and Supper rooms.
Gcntiemen pu reh aslng ticket. aud desiring inyl-
tation cards for ladies can obtan them the Head
quarters Of the General Committee. w street,
BY direction Of sArLss ,. BowEs. Chairman Of
The COMMITTEES on lnviiation aqd ss.s n Tisss,',
feIs-A Secretary General Conn mmitiee.
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
spSlial Notices.
ry-sioO REWARD.
M.rOs;s orrres, cIrr HALL,

wAsHIsoros, b. o., FEB. Is. isp,
pGr.usrss % ~ S o. Join, rs.elu,ios Ps,.sd By he
1892, reward Of one hundred dolisrs is hereby
offered for The arrest and con yietion Of the party
house on Twenty-hrst street west, between and
streets north. on saturday night. February 9,
1851, and caused the water In the third story TO
overflow and food the whole building. thereby
doing great damage 10 the SANE.
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Rr THE rnEslBssE .Gj 81 THE UNITED
ID STATES.
A PROCLAMATION

A EhOGLAmAIlON
sis a iss isls q 'f.;.f fisf bRk% II k%%;fSR
Prssydenl Of the Gniied States Of America, do
hereby declare and make known that y public
sale will be held at the undermentioned Land
omees. In the state of Wisconsin, at the periods
EOrtk oJ base iias and Vet oJ the fourth priaei
AT the Land odee at BsIaeii, eommeneinx on
AoNDAY, ths i7th dsy q Nay, for the di.pgsHl
'I's ..etlcss ss!sSns T. :.stSn. & i "a b "a "a M y 81 b r. b
section 81. sections 80 and 10. Township %. NORTH
SOrS u base line and st " the fourth ,rfasf.
Al tn. Land onee Of fsadiG1 E.s G.is commencing on
MONDAY, the 2ith day, o. May next, for the dis.
posal Of the tracts Of land hereinafter named Viz:
Toy T9SSH.shP. 81, g, 81 81 S' 50, 81, ss. 80 and 20.
hann nn1ih ,I oi ,IIanEe east: >n. ,-,, ,.,
Township g, north Of ranged west
Sections ., T. Q, Y section 10, sections II,
T. Y: :..sOs II T. y 5si .ssiiaa. g fs A B. g. S.Si "a 4 = p
toEnship 8. north Q! range west.
military and other purposes, toEsihs or with swamp
lands snuring unGsr the act Of september 70, 1850,
will be excluded from sale.
The Offering Of the above lands viii be com me eed
pn ne dsy appointed and will pIoeeed IN the order
have Sssp sSd tSs ss % Sa. % siSssd but sSs
sale shall not be kept open longer than tw9 eeks,
mit.ed until Gftsr tie expiration u The two weeks
-. Given uldsr my hand, Al the city Of Washington,
eight hundred and sixty nine.
BY the President: ,...
President Of the United States.
The national Republican., 1869-02-15

OFFICIAL Instructions have been sent TO
Aspinwall to collect In full commercial tax
Tho merchants resist the collection, and have
allowed their goods TO be seized. Mr.. Rice,
the American counsel, had protested against
The collection.
The national Republican., 1869-02-15

pr VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
R o. The i, d.y g Nay, isS. s9d rveGrd.d q
county Of washington, D, o., shall sell At public
sale, 10 front q the premises. on THURSDAY, the
bsrsd eighty Tires. ts6s tSs west i've % fsst front
bg the depth thereof. Of Lot npmbsred eiEhty.tyo
depth thereof, of Lot numbered eighty. four (sIl,
IN The subdl q square numbered one hundred
plat Of ssid city OF WsshfnEtcp, FERNS of sale:
% ae.fparth ss,h, bai.9ee In 9, " aad IS monthsi
MiCHksL z. uZLLkN, Trustee.
febl5.l0t J. b. WHEELER 4 CO., Auetioneers
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
,~-REaIsTRY NOTICE.

The attsntion Of all who m,{ be entitled 10 vote
ct the approaehlhE election sor Mayor and mem
bers ofthe Board Of Common Councils, 10 partlcu.
session. aAd now posted 10 the four different Pre-
eincts, Market house and Post ufhce. ...
We shall hold q session for the purposa OF cor
reetinE said list on FRIDAY and SATURDAY
next, the l2th and 18Th instAnts, at the MARKET.
streets, from sa, m. TO 5 .. 10. each day,
We hereby give notice that on aud after the
under no pretenoe whatever. no change made In
,Sd Ii., sSnE q oa % TsSueRIIRGo ;ps SS1asr'
John II. NEWMAN,
GEO. " COAKLEY,
GEoRaErowx, D. c.. Feb. ., Isds. feIi.st
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
New Advertisements.

u,HE CHEAPEST PLACE FOR STRANGERS To
stop 10 this city I. at No. 4si Pennsylv.uia ay-
epus. Call aud try u. fel6-u
ID EMoyAL SAMUEL CROSS, A0ENT AMER
~ ICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
PhiiadelphlA, has r. rfmoved from No. 81 Louisiana
ayslue. 70 No. M Pennsylyaais syeuus. between
SIKH and Seventh streets, south side,
feis-fv tstar, Chron. snd Iaisi. j
siRieK hSusss hHS On s nss S
B9.ass, GJi1 Saf1ss Sn
pAntries, closets. marble msnteis, a.. good yard
sio.et.@in tin na.. %oSsrn SsS sSrSS shout viii ). % .old
A. . bargain II applied for immediately. Posses
sion at once. M NJ, ROHRBR,
Real Rstate Broker,
New York Avenue and Ninth street.
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WAsHINoToN, Feb. 13, 1S89.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
ernment securities
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
Real Estate Agents.
JOHN R. ARRIs0H,

>" eat aud Pen l.ylvaaia avenue.
Capitol Hill.
The national Republican., 1869-02-15

CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, on Capitol HiIl. for
HOUSES ANb LOTS In all psrts Of The city for
sale and rent 1yT-u
The national Republican., 1869-02-15
DIED..

eissr iss. Siis II 5ssob J. fiSt. u he s:t year
ss e: s x: .; .;::!. .;;:: .s; .sin:E sIHs tsA
ttenth had ttre~ss. friends Of the family are
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Paints, Oils. &c.
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ask the attention Of all Interested Ia the reduction
Of the eItravaGant cost Of BUTTER, to their prae-
teal and ecoAomie4l system OF making pure prime
BUTTER BY the aid Of the