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Notice.

Fs9oFosALS will DO received for so days.
a ny the undersigned, for tho building Of a
M, Methodist Church, in the town of Union, s. C.
The foundation walls viii be Ga by SO feet: the
side walls will be raised about Is feet above
the ground; the tower projects feet beyond
gothic. ava VIII 10
Office of the undersigned.
proposals for its erection in wood, brick or
stone will be considered -
II stone is adopted, o good quarry, a mile
from town, will be furnished to the contractor,
without charge. The quarry 10 a soft granite
IN mass, fine grained, and easily worked. and
rs accessible by good road, with the grades
:. Cash advances will be made on the work as
it progresses. "
B. D. CULP,
o..ss VII !; i TEHqS555sSs. e. q5gSs. Committee s's:
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NEW STORE---NEW GOODS.
IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE,
M.tfff9 100 Sacks SALT,
Aa Md 100 Bbls. FFF GFLOUR,
Wf.inIN 100 do "Liberty" do
100 10 "Magszine' do
500 Bushels Corn,
so Bbls. Whiskeys, RUNS. Brandies Winea
and Gins,
275 Lbs. Smoking Tobacco, assorted bra
80 Boxes Chewing. Tobacco, of al grades,
20. 900 Segars, various brands,
English Ale and Porter.
Sugars, Teas, Ooiees, Rice, Potatoes, Buck
OTIS. Broolns, and various articles too nume-
rous to m mention, which / offer to the trade low
Tor each. r. ALLEN,
At the stand formerly occupied by r. Bryce
& Son. Nova
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NRIrWEEKLY 1ARRIYALs.

'aAattssTFi w !4eilHt1Akx sA&HIVALS. =.
NINTH resident hnyer in New York. we
w hsys superior feoiiities for adding at
tractions 70 our large and varied stock OF
DRESS GOODS,
Which displays ali the latest stylee and n,akes
SQUARE AND DOUBLE sHAwI,s.
Alao, the ARAB SHAWLS, in extra length and
superior quality.
THE CLOAK STOCK
Exhibits new designs, being made up bv ma
from latest styles.
EMBROIDEhIES, LACEs, RIBBONS.
TRIMMINGS, PRINCES, in evory conceivable
style.
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND NOTIONS.
In endless variety, Jouvin's Genuine Kid
Gloves.
THE FLANNEL STOCK
Comprises the best makes, and bought early
IN the season, at low prices.
In JEANS, TWEEDS, CASSIMEREs and
CLOTHS. our stock is unsurpassed.
In PRINTS, BROWN and BLEACHED DO
MEST1CS, LINSEYS. Stripes Tickinrs. Ker
seys and Blankets, the stoca 10 lar 20 and COM
We sell at POPULAR PRICES. "a low as
they can be bought anywhere, and respectfully
ask an examination Of our stock from all in
want Of DRY GOODS.
w. D. LOVE Il CO.,
u Columbia Hotel Building.
w. u. LOVE. Oct 10 B. H. McOREE1,y
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".NICKERSON HOUSE,
Charlotte. Columbia G Augusta r. R
@ ID @ ~

StPEn1STENDENr's OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, 8. c.. November Q, 1869.
~ venieuce oJ Visitors to the State Fair,
will be run between Chester and Columbia. on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
10TH, 1lTH and 12rH instant, leaving Colum-
bia on Wednesday evening:
Leave Columbia at. 81 u m
xAAAA'o III SU @ m
Leave Chester rat............... at. -. GAO m
stopping at ueual stations. Half usual rates
each way. G. B0UKNIGHT,
NOV 80 Superintendent.
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ANRGta01N c@aA0@s1,

Family Sspp4eatY,
BY JACOB LEVIE.
ON TOMORROW MORNING, (Fridav.) at 10
r. o'clock, will sell, ct my store.
Family Flour,
Northern Potatoes,
Choice No. Soap,
Choice Adamantfne Candles.
Box Cheese,
Fresh Pomatoes,
Preserved Peaches,
Starch. sardines, segars. &o., DO. NOVA
IT, FrTnRtire at Auction! =,
l.'n' BYyJACOB LEVIN. IN
ON TOMORROW MORNING, Mt 10 O'Clock.
before my Store, will cell,
A variety Of Genteel FURNITURE, among
which are, -" s
Walnut Extension DINING TABLE.
Sideboard, Walnut Hair Seat Chairs
Walnut Rocking Chairs, Hair Seat Sofas.
Wardrobes, Presses, Bedsteads,
Eranklin Stove, Cooking Stove,
articles. NovI
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To Wood Contractors.

To Wood Contractors.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, November 8, 1869.
-DROPOSAL.S will be received 1T this Office.
IL for furnishing the city with 700 Cords Best
Long Leaf Pine WOOD, for the City Water
Works. The wood to be delivered and corded
in the yard Of tho Water Works. Bids to bo
handed in on or before the 10th instant.
BY order of tho City Council
Nov 10 j. &. MCMAHON, City Clerk.
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Scotch Whiskey.
ANEOASK pHye Islsy Malt SCOTCH Wits.
W KEY for eEiebyeA E. "a ID HOPE
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COLUMBIA, s. c., November 3.--Sale,
of cotton to-day about 14O bales, a
prices ranging from 2S3z@24 for mid
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CHARGE or oeRsrPrIoS IN ILLI.

CHIcAso April ss.-Geperzl Il. weboer, h;e
Secretary Of the new State House Com mfssion-
ers. Of Illinois. has ia'd before Governor
Palmer serioas charges against the Board. Ne
says that in their financial report they neg
lected 70 account for three thousand SIX hun
dred dollar, receivcd for old buildings; thaf
they allowed Bern m sud Cover, OF Alton. q
hld for cutlng and set Hg stone before al The
hey paid -eyen thousand dollars FOR cut stone
70 sad nrm, when there Wa none called for oy
contract and none furnished, and that they
paid said firm esghteea hundred dollars ON 4
contract obtained by fraud and corruption- he
Gates the name Of some twenty persons 70 prove
his allegation.
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ElGny HOUR MEETING,

SrRrSerIhLp. MASS April 26.-A meeting
OF nlted states Prmoren was held In tns ciry
on Saturday might, 10 consider the recent ac-
ton OF CoDgreSs In relation 20 the eight hopr
law. Resolutions were passed thanking the
members of Congress for their exertious in se-
half Of the workingman, and especially Sena-
tor Wilson; also, requs sting him 20 accept !.
public reception from the srmorers here, on his
return from washington.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, April s6.-The Order of
odd Fellows are celebrating the semi-centen-
niai anniversary appropriately in this city.
About : o'clock special train OF cars brought
down Loudon Lodge, OF Leesburg, and a large
number Of persons from that section and from
along the line OF the railroad. At 10 o'clock the
procession was formed, under the direction OF
Hugh Latham, Chief, and Jesse Sherwood.
Assistant Marshal, and in the following order
marched through the principal streets: Sarepta
Lodge. No. i6, r. q. X. II Wade, Marshal;
Weber's Band, of Washington, in new un,-
forms. Potomac Lodge, No. 3s, II. q. w. T.
Mitchell, Marshal. Marley Encampment, No.
., Patriarch Henry Hoge. Marshal. Loudoun
Lodge, No. 2d, r. q. II. L. Divine, Marshal.
Oarriage containing George X. head, Grand
Master: Rev. James ID. McCabe. p. q. C, Ora.
tor OF the Day; and Rev. Brother T.. j. Willis,
Chaplain. AT the Southern Methodist Church
prayer WAS offered by Brother r. J. Willis,
Chaplain; and after appropriate music by The
choir, the Grafton wcs delivered by p. q. g.
McCabe. This afternoon the visiting members
are being entertained by The Order here.
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DRIED-APPLH PrRs.-I have been making
such splendid green apple pies OF dried apples
that Ieel IL 10 De my duty 70 ell your readers
who are pie-ousiy iEcined how it is done, "a a.
they may 20 ard do iikewise,'' IL they, ike
unto the Nebrr skiars, are destitute ofthe green
apples. discovered the process BY accident,
(ne arly all great discoveries happen in mat
way, don't they ~ had some particu lariy nj sc
white dried apples, winch 1 had put in soak
In cold water, designing 20 make one OF those
something happened that could not attend 10
II. So after the apples had stood two or three
days IN soak, an just enough cold water 20
cover them when covered down ugat,
thought II time 20 do something with them, Z r
mild you, they were sent 70 Nebraska from
Ohio, and consequently were precious in my
eyes-therefore, I resolved 20 try an exper-
iment. i sliced them up rs n they were fresh
apples, and adding two or three spoonfals OF
water TO each pie, proceeded in all respects Is
fthey were fresh. and when they were done
they, were capital IL DO .ssay II, as should N" "
-CAssIA, In Country Centiena
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PRIZG FIGHT.

RICHMOND, April S.-A prize hight took
place this morning, about twelve miles from
Richmond on the York river railrosd. BET ween
Charls Dohe-sy. an lrishmsn. and Tom Ham
mond, an Englishran, for $50 side. EiCn-
ten minutes, when Doherty won the fighf
Both men Were badly punished.
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THE CoN>CRtPruoN IN SPAIN

MADRID. April 26.-The conscripuon au-
iborized by law has beea completed through-
out Span without the occurreace OF any rot
ing or disorder except at Avlla, n small % wn
about nIey miles from Madrid, where me con-
scTlption has been postpone q for a time On a.
couat Of the opposition OF the people
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1ue CeleOrotaom - DSstows
BOSTON, April 26.-The fiftieth anniversary
ef the Odd Fellows was observed to day in this
city with much spirit and imposing display.
Forfy.stx Lodges. I'm the regalia OF the Order,
With banners and music, marched IN procession
through the principal streets, and attracted an
immense crowd OF spectators.
Appropriate ceremonies will take place in
n ufic Hail this afternoon, and be followed by
q BANQUET to. night
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INV Cahlel
Baitinsrs Marksss, fs.Aay.

BALT1HokR, April 26.-Cotton dull, nomi-
nally - Flour dull for medium 20 hugh graaes
a. q decline of IS cents. Wheat dull and lower.
sales Of prime valley red AZ s2.O5 Corn dull:
prime white, -; yellow, S}aS5. cats duh o.
.Oa.3 for light; s5ass for heavy. Rye. st.toa
sl45. Pork quiet at So. Bacon firm. Lard
firm AZ I9k. Whisky 1rln AZ %
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TEE SALES OF GOLD from the Treasury De-
psTimeut Will be in sums Of not Isss thar five
hundred thousand. nor more than one million
dollars. until otherwise ordered.
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GENERAL ELY :. PAREKR. the new Commits.
sIOner Of Indian Affairs, entered upon The dis
charge of his duties to-day, relieving Mr.. "
~. Taylor, the former Commissioner.
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INV TORK-VIReT RoARr
iBy Banser.. ana BroEsr., relser.pal

IL
Lewis johnson Z DO. quote stocks ana PONDS
in home and foreign markets - follow:
NEW YoRK, April 2G.-First Board-U. g. 90,
1881, coupon, III <; e20's, iSo2. ooupona III /,
1884, coupons Y ZIG; lsdA couponA lis =; isss,
coupon, new, lI5h: e.s0a l5ol. coupon. MS : !;
loS0's, coupons, i06 =; Pacinc HAIL. " e ONO
Miss. Oeruncatea. b !: MarlposA 23A; ATTAIN
DC Mail .enone; Canton, CO I; Oumberland, % a;
Western Union Teles.pn- s2s; QaicksiIysr.
-; Boston water Power. l6s; New YORK
Central. I70s; Hudson. 1ssh; Reading, ~;
Michigan Oentral. I2l; Micniean Southsrn,
Ssa; Illinois Central, 1s3E; Cleveland and
Pirrsbure. s2x; Northw west ~ =; DO. preferred.
9sx; cleveland & Toledo. none; Rocf Island,
1864 Eert Wayne. 135; Alton q Terra aaute,
none; Toledo 4 Wabash, %; Adams EXP,
cox; Wells. Fargo & 90. Express b; United
States Express. 6sS; American Express. 90 = /;
Merchant Union, IS y; Chicago Z Alton, I57 \;
do. preferred, Is. Market dul Gold, LIB "a
al33S.
IBy Cable.l
LONDON, April 10. I p. m.-Consols, 20 a
ASA. Bonds. sol. Illinois, sos. Erie, 2ss
Atlantic and Great Western. asa.
FRANKFORT, p. m.-Bonds, e7a
LIVERPOOL, I p. m.-Cotton market dull.
Sales will reach 5000 bales. Niddline In
lands, IL; Middling Orleans, las.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GREeoRIA BESITz ASD G.. PEREZ, Of the
Parsguayan Legation in Paris, arrived here
saturday evening. Their objecl is unknown
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NEW YORK, April % Money easy at per
5-20's, 1862, coupons, f2I =.
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PETITION To HAyE.FREO Dot CT q
APPOINTED MINISTER To BaAZlI

BosToN, April GA petition is being a
merously signed IN this city reg uesting
President 10 appoint Frederick Douglas "
ister 10 Brazil
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OFFICIAL.
HEADERS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE OF VIRGINIA,

HEADV RS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE or VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND. Va, April D, I-,;g 4
GENERAL ORDERS No. 81
All officers of ths provisional government of
the State OF Virginia who have heretofore been
elected To the offices which they now hold, and
are not ineligible by reason OF inability 70 take
the oath OF ONCE prescribed BY the act OF Juiy
2,1so2, will Immediately take and subscrI be SAL
Ath OF Office and forward IL to these headqusr-
ters.
The following is the o.th prescribed by the
aci OF July ,, ls6s, ABOVE referred to
81 -, OF -, county Of -. and
State OF - do solemnly swear (or aflirm)
mat Il have never voluntarily borne arms
against the United States since have been a
no aid, countenanOe, counsel, or encou age
ment to persons engaged in armed hostlI,.y
thereto; that have neither sought, nor accept
ed, nor attempted toexercls. the funcsioas of
any ONCE whatever, under any authority, or
pretenoed authority, in hostility TO the u nitec
States; that L have not yielded voluntary
support 70 any pretended goverunsnt, author-
Ity, power. or constitution within the United
States hostile or IBlnlcal thereto. And do
further swear Tor aifirm) that, 10 the best OF my
know ledge anc abliIiy, L witt support and de-
lend the Constitution OF the United States
egainst all enemies, foreign and domestic: thar
/ will bear true tain and allegiance % the
same; that I take this obligation freely, with
out any m. ntal resery atom or purpose Of eva
sion; and that L viii well and faitnfully dis
charge the du.ies VI the Office on which am
about 10 eater. So help me God.
by command OF Brevet ID Mavor General Can
by. ;. +. CHALFIN, AssI't. Adj't. GenI
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THE MAILMAN COy~PfRAcY IN
! ITALY,. 80

spiracy, recently discovered az Milan, seems 70
have been more WIDE spread than was. N nrst
supposed. Arms, ammunitiou, Documents &c ,
oeionging 70 the consplrators have been dis
covered and seized in this city.
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DANIEL ID. PAGE. one OF The founders, and
me fiIs; Mayor Of 81. Louis, N'ssour.. ed in
his city ON Saturday, of congestion OF the
Iungs, aged seventy -nine years.
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I. O. o. +.

CINCINNATI, April ss.-The Odd Fellows OF
Covingtou, Ky, In large numbers, are to-day
celebratlng the se0i-centeanial anniversary OF
Odd Fellowsnip, Joined by Thousands OF their
brethren OF Cincinnati and the surroundine
county.
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e(Thirry -four persons in the Iassue Asy.
i0tn - lnoisnapoeis eisbecaIse iusane fromShss
excessive use % tooacco =. >
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TIE CELEBRATION IN RICHMOND.

RICHMOND. Va, April a6.-The Odd Fellows
semi-centennial celebration was held to-day, in
Hermitage Park. About 2,cO0 persols W. ,e
present, including seven lodges and two en-
crmpments.
Railroad trains running TO the Park every
ten minutes were crowded every trip.
The address was delivered by Judge w. w.
Orump.
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6svernmens Seearrts.s

WASHINGTON, ApTIl -. l569.-Jay Cook
Go. furnish the following Quotatisns OF -,
eminent securities:
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New York Grain m arket rs-day,

NEW YORK, April a6-Flour and Wheat du n
and dropping. Corn less active and scarcely
20 firm.
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COLONEL RcBERT JoHNsoS, the eldest son
ex-PIesident John son, died on the 22d inst. a,
Greenvilie. tennessee. At an early age be
entered the Union army as a volunteer, and
served during the greater part Of the war
Upon the accession of MS father TO the PresI-
d.ney he scted tor some time as one OF the
Iriyate secretaries at the Executive Mansion,
and mace many friends in this city by his gen.
tie disposition and courteous manners.
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PR0MuNENI ODD.FgLLOw RUN OVER

PHILADELPRIA, April 3s.-While Andrew
Z. Warner. citizen OF Baltimore, and q prom
fnent member OF the Grand Lodge 1. O u. r.
o. the U. y, was crossing the GermaAtown
Railroad track, he was run over and severely
icinrea abOut the head and face, but h dotng
we'll.
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SneuLAR AoCIpnur.-rhere was IN scci-
dent in Oolumbus, Ohio, on saturday. A
bright boy, nine years old. the eou OF wfd-
oW lady named Weston, was eitttnG on the
broad board on the rear end OF coal wagon,
in the boyish freak OF stealing ride, when
A eouptryman's team ran away, and thO
friehten horses ran into the coal waeou,on
and one II the horaes actually leaped up
the boy, knocking hin on his perch, brosE-
ing one Of bis thighs, ana fnhictsng q feae-
ful gssn upon his head He was taken home
TO his mother, and IL is thought he win re-
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SECRETAEy FISH, it's reported WILSON re
ire from the state Department at the head OF
which ne has only remained from Difference to
me personal request Of the President He de-
-Ires 20 return to private life. Another report
has II that Secretary Borie will resign the
Navy DEPARTMENT or account Of III health.
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sxon dif tha, lace veil. Min he xnrn ,.-r

sI0m dif that lace wells viii be worn larger.
0Caroiine Richirgs is said to be practising
the "Cradie Song.n-B0son Pos.
s0Fourth cf July this year tails on Sunday
o0-Ned Bun,iine" keeps q faro bank &C
White Pine. So
~ rne new postage suanps have fone good
quality-they stick well.
~rhere is 10 be a"yelooipede masquerade"
~ quebec.
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THE oFFIcRRs ordered 20 the Monitor Siugus
have reported for duty on board that vessel at
the Washington Navy Yard. Her ordnance IS
all ready, and Will be put on board early this
week.
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INTERNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S7s9,sls.
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and Second Watches with stats; Junior War
dens: with crooks; Scribes; Treasurers; Third
and Fourth Watches, with stats; Senior War.
dens, with crooks; Guards Of Tent, with spears;
High Priests, with croziers; Guards of Camp
with spears: Chief Patriarchs, with crooks.
and soVss. the vino IN Saae
attained the Royal Purple Degree wearing
purple collars only. trimmed with lace or
fringe. Past Chief Patriarche, purple CELLARS.
The Grand Representatives wore collars Of
trimmed with white and yellow metal, the
collar united in front with three links.
The flag Of the patriarchal branch OF the or.
der headed the Grand Encampmsnt, In the line
OF which were +. w. Fowler, q. p; Thomas
Greer, q. II: r.; A. ]. Donaldson, S. @: w;
H .; Espy. q; J. W.; >. L. Haele: q s.; = B.
p. p. H. Shutz was the Assistant Grand Mar.
shal. "
! The third division was composed OF the Of.
es%pnent camp mem % Of the q; q an and v wa naS.Saiisd Sy
p. H. p. Petcr H. Shutz, Assistant Grand
Marshal. The members gsnerally were in
black suits, silk hate and gloves, (white for
the initiatory wearing white aprons, and the
others collars Of white. trimmed as folio Ws:
first degree. white second degree. pink; third
scsIis.. % III. NobI Ufsnds wore g scarlet "a col.
lars; Vice Grands. biue; Secretaries and Treas
urers, green, trimmed with white or silver
lace; supporters 70 Noble 0rands, scarlet sash:
es; do. to Vice GrandA btue; Wardens and
Conductors, black; Sceue Supporters. white;
Cbaplains, do; Ontside Guardians, red: In.
side g guardians, blue. The Past Grands wore
scarlet collars trimmed with white. or yelloU
metal for those who mad taken the royal p1r.
The I. ur b division was headed by the nag
Of the order similar 10 that described In the
VIM scott, and com posed Of Officers and mem
bers Of the Grand Lodge u the District 81 Co.
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HON SAMUEL :. FISHER, the new Commits
siOner Of Patents, arrived in town yesterday
and entered upon the discharge OF his duties at
he Patent Office tO-dav. Al moor the clerks
and employers Of the office called upon MN to
psy their respects. Mr.. James :. GrinnelI, the
Chief Clerk under the former Commissioner
nas been retained in that position. IL Is expected
that some changes will be made in the exam.
iniss corps and clerical force of the Office
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WAsHISGToS, ID e., April 20. l>V9-IIcH
J.s. O. AJt9tf. Z. y SSHdfe-Sir i have no hes
iisnon in ~ once replying 70 ycur note OF thi
my speech referred 10 wes written and IL
nsnuscrlpt some time before u was deiivereS
~ tne Senate. anu before you partiC ip3Ied Al
a- aeoa'e, and therefore was not intended a
Apply 10 yoG.
ICGr Ooedien. servant
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INCIDE ~ rs.
THE EVENING ExERClSeS

The evening exercises will be divided be-
tween the Academy OF Music, the new Horti-
cultural Hall, and the Mammoth Skating Rink
at 2ist and Race streets.
At the Academy OF Music the programme
will be as follows
Introductory hymn, written expressly for
this occasion by r. q. ]. Martin MeFarlsnd.
Washipgton, ID. G., as follows
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-22

..sgt s-ul snu a1sit.E n,1n,5s sau& SIS, "A
G5 wayen adt Sass HsrfpIFra. fSnrsr @rc-
Yincial alFouptltaft, uirem fetrzsleeanf stRssrid-
tstcn 3immer, melhsa Die ilutafe Srfnnns
'ei9tg.sl,G eiu jun9cr Slam prn bpGlt ssminnrt
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