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moral obliqulty of chara Ipbere. In
mortal man.
There are sonle serious mistates and him,
ders In oplulon and In Indignant into which
we have fallen in this country, the influence
and results of which ara mlsohlevous and
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B1ADY,S
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION
REPRESENTATIVE MEN AND
WAR VIEWS,
S52. .....PennsyIynnia avenue 1852

(neGr Metropolitan Hotel.)
The public are inyited to inspect the large and
Interesting collection Of pictures, listing OF
the portraits OF distinEu.6ed Statesmen, yurlsts,
Authora, Travellers, Military aud NAvAl Heroes
The photographs II the MEMBERS or THE PRES.
ENTC0NHRRss are also on exhibition.
BRADY'B great collection Of War Views from
the hrst engagement to the anal scene Of the great
national struggle, including Iths WesteTn cam.
pAigns undsrHRANT. SHERMAN, LOGAN, sLO-
GUN AND MEADE, THOMAS. HOOKER and
sH.RIDA', Also, OF THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
sheTman's great march to the Sea-
Views Of Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga Valleyi
Scene Of General McPhersOn's Death
hurfreesbOTO Battle Field and Burial Flacei
Portiheations and Battle Field OF Atlanta, Ca
Views Ofthe Andersonvllle PTSoni
Ruins Of the City Of Charleston, s. CT
Ruins Of Columbia, S. c.;
Ruins Of Fort Sumter;
Ruins Of Savannah, Ca
ViSWsof Government Saw Mills aud Workshops
at Chattanooga
Naval Views.
and hundreds OF the most Interesting and Charac.
teTstie TepTese nations, both Military and Naval,
giving complete and graphic history Of the great
iaPRRiAL tXRTEs a specially.
Gallery open at all hours, fe2i-lm
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Distrfct Of COiunbid, YashinOton county, to L0H:
~ the case Of ANNIE q. GASfoN, admiGlstralTx
Aforesaid has, with the Rpprobat Of the Orphans
TUESDAY. April o, A. il 1859, Tor he aaRi
settlement and distribution Of tho personal estate
~ hiu aeeeIsedt and OF ne assets hand, as far
money when and where all the creditors aud heirs
o. said dset .sed are pothed e attend, with their
BY lay be excluded from all benefit In said dc.
ceased estate provided copy Of this order be
TIohAL REPUBLICAN previous to the said day
Test; JAS. X. O'BEIRNE
mhl0-WSw Register Of wills
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An Institution specially designed for preparing
young and middle-a ged men and women 10 euHage
Of others.
The branches taught are: Business Practice,
Book keeping as applied to all departments or
business. Business and Ladies' Penmsnship, Busi-
Spelling, Blocution Political Economy. and Com.
,students are permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches.
Ladies' have the same advantage as gentlemen,
IN separate department, Instructed by compe.
RATES OF TUITION A scholarship, good for
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cities OF the country, cas- Local 20 Cd
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Sessions are held day aud evening.
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THE QUESTION IN ISSUE.

1t will, as 1t should, have due weight with
the country in determining an important
problem. allude to the problem whether
1t Is right and proper that the growing prac-
tice of the diversion Of the appointing power,
lodged by the Constitution and laws In the
hands Of the Executive, wholly into those of
others who can be held to no practical re-
sponsibility for their use Of 1t, shall be por-
mitted to become universal under this Gov
eminent. Or, whether 1t shall be so checked
as to prevent the rapid Increase of corrup-
tion in our public AFFAIRS, Of which 1t has
beou the parent and constant promoterI
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DUMPS, WELLS. &c.
MAYoR's OPPIcR,l
City HALL, March ~, 1919
Proposals will be received at this Office until IL
o'clock, IN. on WEDNESDAY, thu 2III Instant
for the r-pairs Of Pamps, Hydr','', sc for the
Each proposal must be acc Inpa . BY a " rItten
guarantee, In substa nee a. follows:
II, A b. guarantee, I tn proposal be accepted
By the Mayor that the bidder will snter mi, a
contract Or the SANE, aud perform the work Ao
eordInE to the requIr'ment1 thereof
(siEnad) An
Spec hestious, &c : otn be obtained on appliea-
tion at tbs Mayors Otaes. i. BOWEN,
mhl6-td MAvOT
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

'0'IoI
To All the creditors of. l. McKEE. who have
pIlNed their claims:
You Are hereby not cd to AppaAr before the su =
prsma Court u the District Of Columbia sitting in
Bankruptey. on the Sth day q March, 1879, al
city. 70 show cause why a discharge from all his
debts should not be granted to said Bankrupt You
are also notified that the % aud "a meetngs Of
Bankrupt's creditors will be held before the Regis
ter at the same place at u clock, m.
By order Of the Court:
DAVID S GoODIsd,
3 MaI-hal Of d. g. , As Messenger
Test: X. J. MEIGS, Clerk. mi3S2l
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W.surseros, March IL, 1s69.-Jay Cooke &
20. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
ernment saonfltinai
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President o; the United siat:s
Jos. Q. WILSON, Commissioner.

NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-. cmpt on
70 aly OF the lands within the tow nships aud parts
oft0wnships above enumerated, Is TequI red to es-
tAblish the same to the satisfaction OF the Register
AID Receiver OF the Land once, and make payment
notice, and before the day appointed for the com
meneemeht o. the publc sale o. me lands embracing
.feited. JOS. g. WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
Note -Under the regulations Of the Department,
no payment can be made fo[ advertising pTOelama'
thoriied by the Secretary OF the Interior.
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A GREAT CONNECTION.

The doors Of the room In which the Re-
publlcaus OF tho Senate held caucus this
forenoon were besleged by an eager crowd.
Il was composed, for the most part, OF can
dldates for the various offices In tho senate's
gin, and expectants Of office under more or
less of them. The expectation, (outside,)
when the caucus first assembled, was eyi.
IDENTIFY that the incumbents would be re-
tanned. 80, when Ii was known that Jno. R.
French, member Of the last House from
North Carolina, was nominated for Sergeant
alarms, rice Brown, some surprise was man
Tested. Mr.. French, an Ohio man, was sent
TO North Carolina in 1851 by Lincoln as an
Internal revenue collector, and discharged
bis duties admirably. He was popular In
Congress, and Is clever man In all re-
spects.
THE DETAILS.
When the nomination Of John NJ. Morris,
(Doorkeeper of the senate's reporters gal
lery) TO be executive clerk vice Clarke, was
known, the excitement arose. Morris edits
paper In South Carolina, TO which State he
went amer the war from Massachusetts,. Sub
sequently they nominated Anon NJ, CIapp,
editor of the Buffalo IN. " Express, (vlce
John D. Defrees, Of Indlana,) for superin.
tendent of the public printing, when the ex.
element reached its climax. No one out.
side except those who engineered the sue
cessful combination, dreamed that there
would be u single vote against the renomIna-
ton Of Mr.. Defrees. Bassett, Doorkeeper, was
renomlnated, and also Mcdonald, chlefcl"rk,
both admirable and popular Officers.
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T. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WHITE ASH,
s skP AMI Iaii '''s.'
CUMBERLAND II, COL "a run q Iu %IS''
I,7p POUNDS To THE TON GUARANTEED.
AK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
e. Now Ia the time for families to put In their
winIer's supply.
Southeast corner Of New York avenue aud FIJI.
tenth street. Naifn's new building, formerly at
t5 Nlnth street, between aud y, Yard Al d
wharyes foot ~ Seventh -,reet w..
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In this matter no takes direct issue with
the alleged right Of Senators and members
Of Congress to dictate to him any and all his
appointments to be made In their respective
States and districts. While II Is very clear
that he proposes TO consult those gentlemen,
and to be guided In the main BY their advice
In such matters, Ii Is equally as clear that
where he knows the parties and clrcum-
stances OF the case personally well, he de-
signs making appointments on his own judg-
ment,
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Stables
N ailor Brothers
. II a B L H s.,
. Street, bet Tbirteen-and- half and Fourteenth.
OPPOSITE wILLARD'S HOTEL.
RI THE pHEslBEEssssss 80 Or THE UNITED

by THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
ID STATES
PROCLAMATION
For the sale Of certain lands IN Wisconsin.
In pursuance OF law. ANDREW JOHNSON,
Pres,deni q the uHlted States Of Ameriea, 90
sale will bel held at the underme nj Toned Land
Omces. In the State Of Wisconsin, at the periods
hsreipaiter designated, 70 wit;
Al the Land Once, at Bsyhsld, commencing on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of May. for the disposal
Of the tracts Of land. hereinafter named, viz; Z
section sections I. 0. g. 10 l2 49, II, is. 20 81
section s., sections s. and & township Is. NORTH
ToriS ~ base line aud 3 st erne fourth prinef.
Meridian,
re AS az FAY aay n.S F hs an
p9sal Of ths tracts Of And hereinaftoT named, via
Da T9sSS 2. 81 81 49, 3d. 3d. 3d. 81 49, ID and TO-
North Of base line and lpsst q The FOURTH princt'
Township 8, north Of ranged west
o. Is, i, Is. s. q. h. a. q, y, 81 d, g y, Is. !.
section 20: sseti q, 81. 81. 3 81 Sand 81 10
Lands Appropriated by law for the Of schools.
military, and other purposes, together with swamp
lads endrinE unGer TIE act Of feptember IS, 1885,
will be excluded from sac.
on the day appointed, and W proceed ia The order
IN which they are advertised until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sale thus closed but the
sale shall not be kept open longer than two weeks,
mlited until after the expiration OF the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city Of WASH ngtOn,
this fourth day Of Feb. uATy, A. b. one thousand
eight hundred and sixty nine.
ANDREW JOHNSON
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The question ariscs--will the Senate per-
init him so to dot The country will await
lts solution with no little Interest, especially
In view Of the fact that every man appointed
by Andrew johnson who goes to swell the
army Of drones, spectators on their trusts,
connivers at frauds on the revenue, and
downright thievery, who, together, annually
divert into their own pockets and the peck
cts Of those with whom they have been in
collision, hundreds Of millions of what
should be the revenues Of the Government,
was backed by the influence Of some hon
orablO gentleman or other In public life In
applying for his appointment.
HOW AProNrEEs uivE REES BACKED.
These hackers were Democrats in per-
haps majority Of cases-in more or less,
Republicans, however. This Is a fact, as
well known here as that the sun will rise to-
morrow.
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UAJIIAsasements, Etc /

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l. A u u A H 4 y N e
AND HER STAR NEW YORK COMPANY.
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To crowded and delighted audiences
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~.sPECIAL ATTENTLoN
~ called 10 the .very hne NEW DINING
ROOMS for Ladies and Gentlemsn, the only one
delphia, and Boston style, Ladies' that visit Mr.
gRkTI,s can come IN and havs the very best TEA.
near r. jAnl5-u
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ORITuARY-

The subject Of tho following notice--Nrs.
Lucinda b. Bosang--was born in Staunto N
Virginia 1903. Her parents were Jesse and
Mary Minter. She was married 10 Col.
John Bosang, April LIST 8sI, ct FrankfortI
Virgnia-joi the N. E. Church az New
bern, 1857 Rev. Jno. NJ. Crisman Preach.
or 10 charge. From Newbern she removed.
with her husband, to Wytheyille. thence IA
Tazewell G. II. and thence to our town.
lthen mere X. X. stAtion) In 1854. Hero
she spent the remainder of her life. Sister
D. was from her girlhood In feeble health.
ana lived much Of her time shut up in the
bosom OF her family. Like the timid deer.
when woonded, she sought quiet ia seclu-
sion, was deprived OF the services Of the
sanctuary, but found much com.o.t in the
daily reading Of the Bible, and prayer. She
met death as the good meet death-calmlys
res,gneay' hopeiSily, trinmphantly, Oct.
and friends
most devoted Wife a patient su,feror
an humble christian, she lived amone M
She leaves husband, six sisters md two
brothers TO weec her loss.
sister thou vast mild and lovely
Gentle AS the summer breeze.
Pleasant as the air Of evening,
"hen IL noats' among the trees.
Peaceful be thy silont slumber,
Peaceful in the grave 70 low
Ipon no more wilt join our number.
Thou no more our songs shalt know.
Vet again we hope to meet thee
When The day Of life is fed,
Then In heaven with Joy 10 greet thee.
Where no farewell tear is shed.'
BRIsroL Nov. LIST 1862 n 9
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A good man is dead. George Pea
body is no more. The two foremost
ana most ilIustrious nations of tae
earth, Englend and America, have sor>
rowed at bis death, aud the greatest
mipds which their culture has produced
arise to honor bis name. The greatest
discovery of time, the mightiest work
Of human hands, the Atlantic cable,
has been busy with its silver tongue in
ringing bis praises until they have
sounded in the uttcrmost parts of the
earth. Other States and other times
have produced their Moses, their Solo
mon, their Alexander, Caesar and Ma.
poleon, but it has been left for the age
and country which has blessed the
world with its highest type of man, the
Anglo American race Of the nineteenth
century, to produce George Peabody.
His bright example is on perpetual
record, and tho spirit which bequeathed
1t is gone to its reward. The honored
and virtuous Sovereign Of the British
Isles wept tears Of sorrow at bis demise,
and many Of the beroft and impoyer.
ished children of our smittcn South will
grieye that SO bright an Instance Of
human virtue could not remain to see
perfected his large bencyoleuce. We
do not read of him that he amassed his
large fortune by those means which ar
the instruments of avLrice nor are
there any spots on that page of current
history which is SO prolific Of bis fame.
lie never married, but lived throu III
hong terms OF years, and after a short
illness, on Thursday night of last week,
at the hour of half.past eleven, the
Angel of Mercy found him ready for a
'ransposition from the fiuiie to the infn.
lite, from earth to heaven, from the socie>
~ Of men to that of Jehovah, foom labor
oresi, from trial to endless reward.
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the Democracy lave swept every
thing in Maryland and New York. In
the latter State they have now, for the
first time in fifteen or more years, con-
Irol of the Legislature. Gen. Seigel
aud Horace Greeley we're both beaten
by Immense majorities, and the former
is now dreaming Of Stonewall Jackson
all the Geld Of Manassas. We hope
the Northern Democracy will turn this
victory to better account than they have
shown themselves cap'ble of doing since
they broke faith with tie Southern
States. If this fash of prosperity shall
cost US less than defeat for the Presi.
eeucy in 1872, va will be agreeably
disappointed.
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sHADWIs FR0M VEST n.


Returns from the late election come in
very slow. We are still unable TO form any.
definite idea Of the exact composite Of ihe
next Legislature That majority oi,the
members Of b til Houses will consist of men
who have heretofore voted with the Repub-
ltcnn party We presume Is unques; iUned.
But whether maj mi will 10 IN favor OF
continuing our proscriptive policy lisa ques-
ton us yet entirely IN doubt. We have rer
turns from the following counties Brooke,
Ohio, NJ ,rshsll, wei1cl Wood. Pleasant,
Writ, Richie, Doddridge, Harrison. Tay lor,
Marion, Monongaliu, Barbour, Mineral,
Morgan, Berkeley, and Jeffer on; these
counties elect twenty. six members 10 the
House of Delegates. Democrats or Con-
servatives are elected from the following
counties; Brooke /. Ohio 3, Wezel /, pro-
bsbly), Wood and Pleasant delegate dis
iric.) ,, Doddridge /, Harrison /, Taylor l.,
Jefferson Ill.
LET p" Republicans are chosen from
the foll.wing counties Marshall /, Richie
!. Nrobab'y,) Writ ], Barbour l, Mineral j,
! Berkeley it.
the following cont ~: = Marshall l, Marion
2. Mononga ia 3, Harrison ], Berkeley J.,
Jefferson l, Morgan1-9.
| This classic ,tion is made according TO
our best information. II may be that the
'let up man is defeated in Richie. Ms the
contest ny that county is very close But we
incline to the opinion that we have stated
the correct re Ut Fisher, of Writ was not
nominated as ''let up, but learning that
he had adopted that platform aud was elect
ed upon II, we have chased him as above.
OF the Senators elect. the member from
the First District Democrat. The Secoud
is doubtful. tho contest eng close between
Brow, ReTublica and Morris, Democrat,
We have not not fuzzy heard from the Third,
out presume tie proscriptive candidate Is
success full. Foreman. another n.me' for
proscription,i wins in tire Fourth I'll
Tenth sends two proscripiives, one 10 FL n
vacancy. Tic Eleventh elects II .rman,f''. (
up" without opposition. The Seyentr,
Eighth and Ninth have not been heard from Z
OF the eight Senators understood tobe cleo.
ted, the proscrip ives have 4, the Democrats
|, and the :. let ups 8.
This is rs far a. the fguresfEa us in
going. II the balance Of the State has
done as well in the liberal way we may look
for very general modification Of our dlseb
ling laws, by The next Legislature, if not for
their en:lre abolition. This Of course, pro-
ceeds upon the assumption that the ''let up"
Republicans will adhere to the platform
upon which they were elected. AS every
one of them owes his success to Democrat
ic yetes, we will not allow ourselves to
doubt thot they will, one and all, stand faith
fully by the doctrine on which they were
elected = " heeiihg Register.
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LUMBAR fhe hTicrnannne.

Ex-Governor Peripoint was elected to the
Legislature Of West Virginia last week from
M frion cCnn'y.
The corner. stone OF the S tate Capitol Of
West Virginia was laid at Charleston, Kama
whs, on Wednesday last.
Commodore Vanderbilt has SIS OOO. 600
invested in railroads.
The British government allows the son
OF the King of Al yssinia only 90 600 a
year, and sent him to Calcutta to live.
Mr.. McCork'e. OF Lynchburg, who was
severely wounded during the Lynchburg
Fair is now. considered out of danger,
The receipts at the gate Of the Lynchburg
Agricultural Fair grounds during The four
days exhibition, amounted TO over Ga, 900.
MRS STows requests the pn,llc 10 sns-
pend their idement on the lrfters of Z ,dv
Bsran TO Mrs Leigh, lately published IN
The London Quarterly, until the appearance
OF her forthcoming volume.
That is a sufficient reason for disbelioyipe
every thing she has stated.
Nav YoRK. November Ssh, gel is very
indignant with the Germans in New York
ser voting agsins him Siegsl runs ahead
Of G 'eely on the full vote. Both brsDchcs
Of the Legislature win be Democratic.
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YyRgfNfA NEIvs.

Tho fair, at Richmond, has been the lead
iag item Of the week. II was great sue
cess and is said to have surpassed any pre-
sious effort Of the kind in the State. Il is
heIived there were $1,000 people present
-. Ephriam Boothe was shot ami killed by
Joe Kitchen. near Picrce's Mills in wylhe
Cousty on Friday last. Kitchen is gone and
vsiskey the cause. Y. Howe Peyton, Esq.
q former member Of the S,aunton bar, and
AZ one time editor Of the LyncbbUrg Kescs,
is studying for the ministry. -. Messrs'
joel iller anil J. u. C'Bannon Lave issued
proposals for publishing weekly nswsfap
at Culpsper &. H., to be called the VIgin-
IA Advance. :. /. An unsuccessful attempt has
been made at discovering the hull Of the
steamer Virginia, which was scuttlcd and
unk in Hinton Eoais during the war. No
race Of the gallant old vessel could be found
and he idea Of raising her Is now abandon
donsd. - Louis Kennedy, one of the New
Kent murderers Of Oct. 1868, has escaped
from prison an is at large. This murder
was one Of the most attrocous kind, end L
is hoped justice will not be robbed Of its
victim The case Of James letter Phillips
will come up for anal deposition during the
latter portion of the present month. We
yet look for tbs day when his female accom-.
plice, for he mnst have had one, viii b
surrendered 10 an offended people,. A
double murder Of unusual monstrosity was
committed near Stony Point, Albcmarle
county, on Tuesday night Of last week.
Nrs Salmon aud her son being the victims
The awful development | made which fixes
The guilt upon son and brother Of the muir
Tered