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The national Republican., 1869-06-11
Personal.


Generals Porter and Babcock will be at
tho Executive Mansion during tho absence
OF the President 10 transact the routine Of
business. Mr.. Cook will remain on duty in
the reception room.
Colonel A. X. Long, oommlssary Of sub
sistence, and formerly one Of the private
secretaries OF er-Prcsldsnt johnson, ID now
In this city on leave Of absence from Fort
Lcayenworth. He will leave here In day
or two for Pennsylvania.
General p. T. Dent left the city yesterday
afternoon for 81. Paul, Minnesota, on a visit
To his family, and will probably bc absent a
month.
origen Utley, collector OF customs for tho
district OF Middleton. Connecticut, who was
suspended few days since, has rendered
his resignation and tho same has been ac-
cepted by Secretary Boutwell,.
President Grant will be the guest Of the
city Of Boston nert week, and will attend the
opening ceremonies Of tho National Peace
Jubilee. He will be received with military
honors, and during his stay will be banqueted
at the expense Of the "Hub,"
Mr.. A. @. Mills, Of New York, has been
appointed to the responsible position OF chief
clerk Of the supervising architects office,
Treasury Department.
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Tsieersphte Summary.

RRv. W. V. GoTwALD, pastor Of 81. Johns
Lutheran church, at Lancaster, Penn, died
wednesday night. lie had been In III health
for some time.
WEDNESDAY evening fierce tornado was
experienced at Mlamisburg, Montgomery
county, Ohio. A bridge over tho Great
Miami was demolished, aud another par
TALLY unroofed. Fences and chimneys were
blown down and houses unroofed.
The large building, corner Of Willow
st-eet and Ridge avenue. philadelphia, was
destroyed by an tncendiary hre Wednesday
night. Loss $4,000; insurance s4,5o6.
Tho sufferers were b. Langreth & Bro,
piano manufacturers; Martino a Co., pat.
tern makers, and Steers Brothers, coal
dealers.
GEN. FLnURY has been appointed Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Pieuipotentiary
to Italy from France. The Duke de Per-
signy has written q communication to the
Emperor Napoleon, advising the introduc-
ton Of further liberal reforms.
THB Mcconnell murder trial at Jackson
vile, H., has resulted In the acquittal of
Robinson. The most intense excitement has
prevailed throughout the trial, opinions
varying for and against the prisoner, but Il
became evident, after the evidence was in,
that the prosecution had failed 10 make out
q case. The Jury was out but three hours,
and returned TO the courtroom with yir-
dict Of mot guilty." which was received
with overpowering manifestations OF 10y by
the people. Mcconnell will be remembered
in Washington as formerly Fifth Auditor Of
the Treasury. He was the father-ln-law Of
Senator hcDougall.
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r,syss.l: y , sys'is.!: IN q sopy ., ri. ss;
s ~ pi..S .ns m S ySIIss
'Ii: S:: .sis s:.i d, b. .s, Of 20 m.rs.,.sl,
snS q Be- x .ueh susS,,y 2. 2.
: IL <. ,s S s:Sss Ss:f S,y * "a Ss.s
% on P 5. ss.Iafs a si:fsI .s nSas S T.
cf sueh less time a. the Commisssry General shall
sssi' % I: K: s: r Il q Ss s
r:nsrs,. psp.rtwsnt 9fthe East
;S .S s.s ss
p. fSurh A. ,,ss,s joinl aPd u. breast trmpsd
f.s four IRrS nshsss hsGsST sSSrs &. be
loiss,. .sd o. ne hinS quarter from six to e'Eht
sss,sSsby The tas &us9dsr.sasd, 9s upto the same hear
ps.t or suppllsd thsrsfron, with such choice beef
,they may fis~ tina % time require, such as ,r.
,o,n nnd p'r'ef-house heskA standing ribs Al d RIB
The .bovs =, b. ,.ilrcrcd at Long wharf, f,pt Of
sep,niG proposals.. iu dupllrats, will also be
g" iaSsS: %s.S"tS SSi e. asi. ;SG'i rs 4:
psss or cofSsS Gs Sain!s S5 91
es s,iysrsd, u. n the eqmn,,sary at fort War.
* sy e. hsy1 5POr,r to sGppS
BE- nharred Wit the dlfrteucs Of cost.
bonS. f"1t,.S fcT X. ton ~ HSssd SGt;T Into
sp%9n,isis % .uretls', whose uam' must bo mentioned
The niopos.is will be opcned at II o'clock. IN
sn The Ssh DAY u June is". Al P'tt Warren,
= PIcpo..I, viii he marked Proposal, for
Beef" and addressed to,Y, ,,,,,,
Plt-i Li.ut 5h ARTILLERY. a c. = f"rt wsfrrr,
MAssaehusetia ieil I'd
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pRoPosALs FOR BEEF.

oTPIoE lssr. CosxIssARr OF srasIsrEScy.
f0hr hAcoH, y, q. .JuBs4, Ep
lio'eIoet, IN jane Is. isR, fSr farai.HiSf he
united STATE. Sab.istshes DerArtmelt with rnch
Suanuiiesc cf Fresh Bsrf. as may be required
from July !, lsp. '
Tho Beef nu,t be Of good and marketable quality,
sqbiect 70 tisid in.peetion, tnscks, ,hAnks aud
kiduey talloS to be excluded,) aud II not salts.
factory, pnrehascs W III he made 10 Dpcp ma ket.
price, .--- "
Good and suhaciest security will be rrauired for
the due fulhiment Of the contract, and the nAmns
~ tho proposed sursties must accompany each
,Psymsst will be made In 1Orerumrnt funds at
BIDS to bS addressed to tho under,iRp,d and
marked ''Pfoposals for Boef. -
By order Of Chief Com, Dept OF the snuih
THOS. u. ROBINSON,
iat0-td Eirst Liant ! A. :
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pRofosALs ron TREsH pEET,

j.li.h Second Liss,. "a rnf.D :
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pRoPosAJ.s F0R PREsa BEEF,

oyIIoEoP AcrISd Cos'r OF SrBsrsrEScE,l
fonICoLrshGs, n. Y. u. Juncs lsGo,
Proposals. IN duplicate, with a copy Of this Ad-
yertisement attached, will be T. ceyed by the un-
dsr;isnsd a1tl l2m on the lIth instant. Tor sup.
Columbus And Wood New Yorh 6arbcr and New
foIs city; The said beef must DC fresh .of good.
maftotAbls quality, In equal proportions Of FORE
and hind quarters, lnceks, shank aud kidney
tallow TO be exeluded and t. be- delivered al the
posts aboved named free Of COST, in sueh quantity
ss may be from time 10 time required. and on snch
daysAs The commanding officer shall desgnaIc,
not exceeding four times per week.
Separate proposals In duplicate will also be re-
ceiyod By tho unders gntd up to the me hour and
dats above vsmentiOned. for supplying cJmmi ioDed
omeer. and their families stationed at tho aiorr-
said places or those supplied therefrnm with such
choice fresh beef as they NAV from lims to time re-.
quire, such Us siTlOin sud porter house steaks,
standing ribs or rib rOasts
These contrasts to be ioree six months, or such
commencing on the lat dsy OF July. ls6g.
The eoniraetors wlll be required to enter into
bonds for the sun Of 1000, signed by two reap0n.
the bids.
The proposals will be opened at 70 m on the
lMh INST, at which time aud place bidders arc in.
Is Isr.sSSi SsS.. Sll be marked "IrOgG%a; fT Bs"f."
lel0-d Byt Major. \. A, A. q. i.
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APPoISTMENTs.-On Wednesday the Pres
idcnt made the following appointments
Howard White, agent for the Winnebago
Indians on tho Missouri river; Fayetto Allen,
receiver of public moneys in Wisconsin;
Matthew Keller, receiver of public moneys
at Los Angeles, California, and Henry C.
Cluster, register of the land Office at Los
Angeles.
The national Republican., 1869-06-11

ORDERS HAVING BIES ISSUED by the Quar-.
tormaster General, the buildings and work
shops located at Baker barracks, under the
supervision of Captain Daniel G. Thomas,
VI. s. X, arc to be removed by the 30th of
June. All of the stores, tools, &C., will be
sold at public sale during this month. The
breaking up of these shops will throw a
large number of workmen out of employ
ment.
The national Republican., 1869-06-11

THE CONSERVATIVES OF VIRGINIA, having
at last realized the futIllty of their efforts to
win over colorcd voters to the support Of
their ticket, are ceaslng, In great measure,
their Establishments, and rcvcrtlng to their
lavorlto and characteristic devlce-bully-
ing md threats,
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Stages.

n NOTICE.
SN AND AFTER wEDNESDJY, Ss5RK
jIune2d. .tsgss Will Iau regularly ,,um s95sss
York avenue to lakewood CEMETERY. start.
Ing eyery hour Fare 10 cents.
N. B.-PAittes wanting Stages for Bxeursions or
Pie:nies eau be fuTni.hsd at lIC0UELY 4 BOW.
kh stAbie, New York avsuue, betwern Sixth
ahd bexenlh stIcots, js4.aW
The national Republican., 1869-06-11

WuBS THn NATIONAL CAPITAL was revo-
lutionized from Its old and seemingly hope
less slough Of Democracy, we were told on
all hands that the Republican victory was
won only because the Freedmen's Bureau
gave out rntlons TO hordes Of worthless
negroes for the sake Of keeping them on
hand to vote. The Freedmen's Bureau Is
| now abolished. There Ia no longer what
| our opponents were pleased TO call Free
Niger Boarding Houce In Washington.
Washington goes Republican because q ma
jority Of It's Inhabitants are honestly In sym
pathy with the spirit Of the nation at large.
They were so last year, and their opponents
knew II, but found the Freedmsn's Bureau
convenient scapegoat on which TO load their
defeat. This year the Democrats have no
Freedmen's Bureau for a refuge, and SO have
been forced TO make the most out Of tho dis
turbances which their own partisans stirred
up at two or three Of the voting places. Even
these, we are glad to see, were not nearly so
bad as they were represented.-Neo York
Tribune.
The national Republican., 1869-06-11

The wife of j. ?. Huuck, of New Scot
land, Albany county, n. Y, committed sui
eide on Saturday evening with poison. She
had been married only six months. Domes.
tic trouble was the cause.
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SUGAR PRoDUCTIoS.-It Is estimated thai
the total amount Of sugar Of all kinds pro
duced In the world is ., SOC, 900 tons annually,
The United States consumes $50, 900 tons
and Great Britain 0S0,0O0 tons. The con.
sumption is increasing annually, the gain In
this country from 1867 TO 1868 being o., 600
tons. Of tho total production the Island OF
Cuba has hitherto supplied one third, and
this supply will now be lmeasurably cut off.
The Southern crop, last year, was altogether
about 100, 200 tons, leaving more than 400,
OOO TO DC supplied from abroad They are
beginning to raise sugar In Florida.
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Summary Of advantages Ia using s.lt L.avcu

Summary Of advantages iu using Felt Lsaveu.
Ing Flour;
l. HEALTHFULNEss.
las saving Of III, nutrieious constituents Of the
Hour from consumption In the process Of railing
the broad.
Its rs,toratiop Of the phosphates, which are. I'm
larger or lesser measure, removed with the bran
In the preparation Of the nner qualities Of nJur.
1tprovides broad. from the usa Of which, even
By persons Of delicate digestive organs none Of the
Ills peculiar to fsrmented bread follow II may be
eaten warm with impunity, while with most per,
sons II is nscsssary that fermonted bread should
lose Its freshnes or become stale Ia order 10 the
destruction Of ssms Objectionable aualIties before
II may be eaten with safety
4 SAVING OF TINE
while ordinary fermented bread Involves, AS q
general thing, preparation ever Night, car. for
several hours before baking. and dependence on II
variable supply Of lesvsn yeast, the phospLailc
bread 10 prepared from the -four fer the oven 10 Il
few minutes.
$. CERTAINTY OF UNIFORM, ExCgLLEyr
RESULT.
while the result with the process Of fern entiIop
10 Of doubtful Issue, and In hsusshold produc ion
10 more frequsntly Indifferent than coed.
l. KEEPING FRESH.
II ItfurnishesA . bread which retains its fnoIsture
much longer than equally porous iermented bread,
and does not mould s readily a, fernented bread
does.
o. CONVENIENCE.
II Is a method which By providing agent. Of
know IN qualities and strength reduces the measure
OF skin required, and secures with very small
degree OF care and moderate expenditure Of time
uniformly srosllsht bread.
~ Ths trade supplied at mann fsetur.r's prices.
myB-u
The national Republican., 1869-06-11

Hon. X. c. scHESCK, chairman of the
Committee of Ways and Means, sails for
Europe on the 10th of June.
The national Republican., 1869-06-11
RY GREEN u WILLIAMS,
- AuetiOnssrs and Real Estate Brokrts,
No. 01o SoutheaN corner OF Seventh and D stTeeia

NO oSo souihenV corner OF seNenth aud ID streets
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust from 81 Clair s..eA
Davis and wife to the undersigned, trustee, E.
ons Of the iasd record. Tor wssiInston ecnuty
will sell, on MONDAY. 2ist day Of June, A b.
1872. In mont Of the premises, At tho hour OF slx
o'clock p m all that part Of lot OF ground In this
city Of ashin gton numbered Ave, %, In square
c3rding 20 the sub. division thereof By samuel 6S-
Morris and vile to So claif Davis BY dssd bssrnE M
date tth August, 1891. and rec 1Ided In LlbsT n G.
T., No, l, foliOs t5, ct seq. treferenee thsroto
5eiug had Tor more full description Of said paTi
Also, the west half OF Lot four, In DAydsou's
sub vision Of said Square 1856, the same frontinE
fourteen feet and six inches, more or less, on
DsvlsbJ A Hyds aud John o. CLARK by dssd dsted
November 4. 1855, and recorded Ia Liber N. g. r,
No. q. folio. 30. q sea- rsf.Lsaoe 70 which Is
STy VIII he es are new tSTss. RSrSs
story Frame Honss, fropting on X street, between
Conneeticut avenue and highteenth street west.
Terms: one third cash ;bAl In six. .twslVe.And
eighteen months. the purchaser TO give notes for
the deferred pay ments, bsarinI interest from day
q sale. A deed given and deed In trust taken on
cost of the purchaser s2o to be paid down when
lfthe terms should not be complied with In Ave
days after sale the trustee the right TO re-
ssl the property at the risk and cost OF tho
iuE purchaser. advertising sash resale times
ton. JOHN II. JOHNSON,
GREEN wILEiRss, LEEi1.sfs,
jell-eokds Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1869-06-11

PATENT CAsE.-A patent case involving
some nice legal points has Just been decided
by Justice Fisher of the Supreme Court of
the District. The points In the case are as
follows In April 1867 patent was granted
to l.. o. Crocker and George T. Field, of
Bralutree, Mass, who claimed to be joint
inventors Of a ticket cutter. Subsequently
Crocker applied for another patent as sole
inventor, claiming that the oath of joint In
ventlon was made by both Field and him.
self under misapprehenslon, while he alone
was the inventor.
Commissioner Foote rejected the patent
on the ground that the Patent Office had no
authority to issue two patents fer the same
invention, q joint patent to two parties and
a separate one to one Of them.
The case was taken on appeal before
Judge Fisher, who reversed the decision OF
Commissioner Foote, and ordered the appli-
cation of Crocker to be put into interference
with the patent Issued to Crocker & Field.
The case will now come before the Com
missioner in the same form as II the applica-
ton had been received and an interference
declined.
The national Republican., 1869-06-11

The Gazette says the citizens of Annapolis
are going to present Admiral Porter with q
fine span of horses,
The national Republican., 1869-06-11

SHEEP IN OHo.-In 1910 there were re-
ported, 2,O2S, ,4O4; in 1880, 3,942,0lGj in 1860,
3,aOs, l74i in 1865, 1850, ,Si5, producing not
less than 3O,OOO,OO0 lbs. Of wool. The
farmers Of Ohio in 1850 lost In killed and
injured 06,25l sheep by dogs, which were
valued at s2s3, ,697.45. The number OF dogs
In 1860 was ia, ,9O9, making the loss for the
two years per dog sl.62, n sum sufficient to
deiray the expenses Of nearly three hundred
families, at an annual cost OF o., 900 each.
The national Republican., 1869-06-11
Watches and Jewelry

WArcHss, ifEthEEi sfEyEAWEaiHRRlE RRlEAhOSDs AND
THAN IN fzisEi XIV SfEs EfE &fs EsTAbEisunpyr bESs IN
THIS CITY At
ISAAC ALEXANDER'S,
Twsifth and Thirtsenth. "W" ie;S.
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s9F. THE SEVENTH CONGREs.
AZ SIONAL DISTRICT OF VIR-
GINA,

T. The Io,srs Of ths Sersnh Congregational Dis.
trift ter Tir0tltr, posed Of fhs Dounties Of
Akrdndrid, FdfrIlr, Prince William, EpG-
Gnier, Stafford, RGppdhdnHock, CHtIsbsr,
Sp0usyirdnih, TOpp or .FredsTfcksGurp,
fELLow-CITIzEss Having been honored by
many citizens Of the eouutiss Of AlexaudTia, Lol.
dopn, and Fairfax, with letters from numerous
citizens OF other counties, requesting me to an
nounee myself as candidate for gTess from this
plstTot As constituted by the Apportionment Mt made
by thelast Convention, delayed y reply until the
present time, for reason. that will be readily an
derstood by my fellow citizens. / appreciate the
Kind mann n'r In which ! have been called on 10
answer their commune ieations have not sought
TO represent this District. Tho present condition
Of affairs in Virginia Is tho reason ! have been
thought Of, pI9bablyt but do not feel at liberty
10 disregard the mark Of conndencs expressed In
me. Therefore announces myself as an lndspend.
ent candidate. Should u be the pleasure Of the
people 70 elect me, promise TO be a JIuhIui Rep
res>hfmirs, and 10 see that no harm comes to ne
inGuencs ~
Tam for Peace; we have had strife long enough ;
let US endeayor to build up the vast ,lAces
This District Is a large one. Ny present engage
ments vii not permit me to canvass the Dbtrieti
can before the day OF election.
Your fellow .citiLen,
LEWIS MCKENZIE,
ALEXANDRIA, May 10. Isp.
THE papers OF the District will please publish
the above and send accounts, which will remit ]
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FINANCIAL App oonmHnoAu

wAsHrsoroS, June 10. iso9.-Jsy Cooke h
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities
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~ ment OF the Bankrupt Law provided thai
IN all Proceedings commenced after the nrst day Of
Iannsfy, 1862. no discharge .hAll be grauted TO a
eentum Of the claims proved against his estate.
rpqn which he shall be liable as principal debtor.
benefit Of the law all poor debtors, for II further
provides that certain Pstitioners, aud all who com
eh.rxes. though they msy have no assets, Not.
tons and exceptions, debtors without assets are
sl apply for the beaeht Of the law in ali parts
Of the country.
Persons in this District who still wish to avail
themselves Of Its benefit, and who have NO assets,
sIhoInld IhInld ekamine carefully whether they are I'M
times without charge GRO MhsOE
Attorney A Law and Solicitor In Baai Tuptey.
City Hall, M
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DIED.

fOX -Of cholsSa Infantum. Ju ne 9th, JuHS Hox.
SIS and Jane 10, THERESA GRACE, twin children
Of JaheL aud LeOnora II. Fox, born 18th OF JAnu-
AIRY, 1850. Funeral at 10 o. clock to,day.
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THIS IL TO Owe NOTICE to all persons hay.
Ing goods deposited at Prince's loan Office, and
interest unpaid for SIX Nosrns, to call at once
II they wish to save their articles.
E7 Pa. ave-, bet. l0th..a and iith SITS.
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New Advertisements.

benson LHAvrrr, the oldest Ash dealer ID
Boston, Is dead.
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Architect,
Educational.
Dry Goods.

CELBY a. NAUDAIN.
- No. 1898 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
tsoUTH SlDB,)
Having a larger stock OF DRESS GOODS than
they desire, have marked down all kinds to a
price that will run them at once:
Lawns, ~ to 50 centsI worth ~ TO IS
TO 10 -
Pequos. 81 aud 80 esuts; worth 80 and g.
Linens for Ladies' suitings, IS to 80 cents, worth
20 to rs. '
days. at reduced rates. mJal-tf
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toyyIcIAL.J
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

wAsniSoToS, June 7, isco.
Information has been received at this De-
portment from Mr.. John t. Robeson, tho
consul of the United States at 81. Thomas,
WI, of the death. on the 10th Of May, 1869,
at St, Thomas, of G. KorsTErs, an Ameri-
can seaman belonging to the brlgantlne Julia
=. Carney.
-. DEPARTMENT or srlrE,l
WAsHiNGros, June 4, leo
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. George =. Seward, the
Consul General OF the United States at
Shanghai, Of the death, by drowning, on the
10Th Of February last, In the Hwangpoo
river, OF J. L. wIsrAS, an American sea-
man, belonging 10 the steamer Chlhn.
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poR IRE n BsET.
orrIos o. Posr corsIsalny.

-. OrrIoH OF Pnsr Cor nIssART,l
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jane 5, 1SGD
Sealed pr potalf, 10 duplicate, are invited until
u o'clseh, m l6ih June, 1859, ior furnishing ihe
United stsics sub,islfnee Department With snch
quantities Of Fresh Beef as may be oquIred bY
hat dspsItn,ni for any purpose, At Monisomsry,
foI slI nonihs and Tor ops year. from yuly l. 100
suhjset 70 rtsid inspeetlop, lnecks, shauts, asd
knnsy 70 y sfeludsd. y aud " not satisfactory.
eontfaster charged with the efcsss Of price,
Good andsnmeisnt security will be required for
the due uihhneot OF tho contract, and the names
of the prcpossa sprsties must accompany each bid
:, Psymsat Will be made Ia Government funds st
the End Of each month.
gis. v ss sddI.s.ed 10 ttbs undersisned, and
By order Of Brew. Brig. Cen T. gaInss,,
The national Republican., 1869-06-11
TIE WHITE WIRE CLOTHES LINE

Will LABT LIfkTIMBl NEED NRVRR TAKE
1T DOWN.
Weather does not effect 1T saves trouble and An q.
noyaneei does not dseolor. wear or injuTe cIolhos
Clothes do not freeze to II. Sold by
Y, J, POTTER, Agent,
49d street, between Ninth and Tenth
AguArAntee that the Wire is all that Il claimed
for 1t given to each purchaser. ieis I'm.
The national Republican., 1869-06-11
Proposal,.
pRoPoslLs foR woob.

HrADa'ts FovRrH MiLIraHr DIsTEIor.l
Sealed proposals.. IN tdplIests, viii be Tecsiysd
,bs once q the A. A. 9. ~. Post Of Jackson.
livery q r2y Hundred 600 Cord. oi Hard, MsT-
iiIs. ss required iof iss service. '' anu IN au'n
a. PSopossl; nay bs made fot the who'e or a par.
By At least two yties who mn agree
70 enter Into bons. for the fuiaiimsnt of The con
Blank forms o. proposals aud copies bond. 70.
qgIed b Furnished application to the oaieo
Of the Chief fQuartermastsf,
By order Of the 0snsrsl Commsadiss
BTsyst Lisut.nant Colonel U. =. A., Acting chief
uuhrtermaster. ~ jeil-td
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CARRIAGES CARRIAOESit CARpIAGPSII,
~ REMOVAL ''''' '' q

Having removed my Repository to
sSSIheT sS, NiG!h s"h Tr",t "wofitr aid sttrd. Il
my stock Of u, c'u-.rAr &.
Repairing p'"'p /, ttruIri Ia.
k"bEEr II GR.lIAM,
Corner NlRth SGd b streets, aud 40 EgLtl, ,tr,'t
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Jos. ;. WILSON.
Commissioner Of the General Land once

as heretofore and now existing. no payment can be
made for advertising prog ma Hons except to such
publishers as are specially authorized. led. Pl3t
The national Republican., 1869-06-11
NnrInR To PIE -pMprInn r11,I.Mnn

,NOTIOK TO PRK.EMPTI0N CLAIMANTS,
kyery person entitled 20 the right Of redemption
parts Of toynships above enumerated, Is required
p establish the same TO- the satisfaction o. tho
payment therefor M soon as Practicable after
sesin this notice, and before the day appointed
lands embracing the tact claimed, othcTwise
such claim will be forfeited.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-08
nn Cafnhinr Cold.

Catching cold is common phrase for
an attack of catarrh, but it is very in
correct one. One year / suffered so Sc
verely from q series of "colda" that my
attention was drawn especially TO them:
I was then a lecturer on medicine, and
nearly every night from Ave o'clock to
six during the winter months had to turn
out from warm room to 90 through all
weathers, lecture for an hour in a thea
ter heated by q stove and lighted by gas,
and then return again to my snuggery at
home. When / felt fresh cold begin
ming, / tried in vain to account for It,
until / accidentally saw in Copeland's
dictionary that the most fertile cause of
cold was coming from moist cold air
to hot and dry room. This at once
explained to me the reason of my fire.
quent suffering, for l had invariably
gone into my hot room straight from the
cold. !, of course, soon changed my
habit. dawdled in the hall while taking
of my great coat, perambulated the
rooms which had no fire in them, went
up and down stairs, and the like, ere
went into my study, whose temperature
was always reduced. Since then l agree
with q friend, who says THAT a cold
comes from catching a hot" and | am
disposed to think that there is strong
analogy between ohilblain on child $
toes and cold in persons nose, throat
and lupgs Medical Mirror.