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The national Republican., 1869-01-08
DROP osALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
HD'QRs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
OFPICB CHIEF Con, OF sUBsIsrEEcR,
RICuanan Va Ian 4 taAl

., hlCHhOND, VA, jan, Z, 1902,
Sealed proposals, which must be In duplicate,
with copy OF the advertisement attacked TO each,
are Invited until MONDAY, The Iith Inst, at il
o'clock, m, for supplying the United States Sub
viz:
Of very best quality.
80 barrels best Family Flour, brand to be stated
iG3 pounds Garolips Rice. new crop, in barrels
300 pounds Ieen Rio Coffee, In double sacks
horriss Go; Is Amber Syrup, !"
40 pounds AdamAntine Candles, (6's,) full
hickory.
1000 pounds Of Common Soap. In strong boxes,
strapped with green hickory,
Bidders VIII submit fair samples Of the article
lOr arcles) they propose to Furnish together with
such Information AS may be necessary 10 fall and
eompiete understanding Of the proposal, Standard
samples NAV be seen at this ohee. Ali stores &C.
eepled nnder this advertisement must be delivered
in,sx - excellent Shnp"g order, at The gLited States
bpbslslenee Department. No. 1915 Gary street,
RICHMOND, va, within one week after the ao'
Undersigned, " '"'
Payments and conditions as usual. Further par
hGplArs obtained upon application to this ofice,
- by order OF Breyet Major General A. b Eaton,
U' b. A. Conmsssry GeneLal Of suhslstence,
BTeyet Major and Chief Commisrsry Of Subsisteuce
FlFs' hlli"Fy District Jan7.td
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
Medical.
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The national Republican., 1869-01-08

INDUSTRIAL HONE SCuooL-The regular
monthly meeting of this institution was held
last evening at the Home, on Seventh street,
| A. NJ. Gangewer, vice president, in the chair
| The household committee reported that they
had expended sl20, and furnished over 800
| meals exclusive OF those furnished at the
| Christmas dinner. They asked an appropria
| tion of si5s
The clothing committee made a report oi
| garments received and furnished, and asked an
| appropriation of go.
| The educational committee made a report
| showing that 30 scholars are In the school
They asked an appropriation OF $50 to pay the
| teacher and provide books.
The Gelrgetown Auxiliary school made A
| report, and asked an appropriation of t75.
| Appropriations were made as follows house
hold committee, tl35j clothing committee, sl5
educational committee, s2Oi and Georgetown
| school, $50.
Mrs. Hart made report of amounts received
for Christmas dinner, sl462oi expended, t64 81
balance, ISL Q3.
4. NJ. Gangewer reported amounts collected
BY him; Amount heretofore reported 1915 SO;
Watteson II Crawford, t5j J. l.. Club, t5; ].
Russell Barr, %; Chief Justice Chase, SIS
James +, Fitch, esq, %; Mr., Randolph, VI.
Collected by ]. ID. Gangewer, s2j by Unita-
rian church per Rev. MIR, Sharman, s53. AZ; Mr..
Bradford, 81; Hubert Schutter, s5j Member.
ship, s3i W. q. Finney, 20 centsj Mrs. Birney,
25 Gents-tll292. Total, t4ss74.
The managers propose to issue a monthly
advertising sheet for gFatuitous diAtribution n
| and solicit the favorable consideration of the
public.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

CHRISTIAN Cos SvgsTION.-The Young Mems
Christian Association have decided, after cou-
| sultation with many pastors and prominent
laymen, to call another Christian convention,
| to meet in the English Lutheran church, corner
| Of Eleventh and II streets, in this city, on
| Tuesday, the 18th day Of January, at ten
o'clock, a. m, They say: Each church in tb e
District and in the adjoining counties Of Ma.
| ryland and Virginia Is most earnestly invited
| to be present by pastor and delegates, with as
many Christian men and women AS possible,
and to pray and labor that this convocat ion
| may be mutually profitable and Its delibera.
tlons constantly attended by the blessing OF
God The follow Ing are suggested as topics.
convention The mission work OF our city
how can II best be prosecutedi Lay preach
ing-is 1t desirable whenl wherel Devo.
tional meetings-how made attractiyel ought
they to be confined to churchesl What can
and ought Christians Individually do to win
souls TO Christi How can the attendance
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

RoHRERY OF CLoTuSG.-A colored man
named Jake Thomas was arrested by Ofncer
Liscombe, charged with stealing a Quantity
Of valuable clothing, the property Of Hon,
Oakes Ames, of Massachusetts The accused
was taken to police headquarters yesterday
when he stated that he was coachman to Mr.
Ames, and that he came from Boston. He
also stated that the goods were given him by
two colored men named Zoe Thomas and Lew
watkins, but this statement was subsequently,
found to be false. A bag of clothes was after
wards found At a certain house by Detectives
Clarvoe and Bigley, marked "Ames," which
were taken to police headquarters.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

The LECTURE COMMITTEE OF Post No. 8, o.
this city, having made a special appeal jt
behalf OF their comrades disabled BY woundl
received while defending the country, or by
poyerished through loss OF employment, or b,
other causes, they have received number o.
contributions, and among others one from
General Grant, who was very liberal In hii
donation. and who has also purchased a liberia
supply OF tickets for General Higginson's con
cert on the 9th instant.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

irish RgPCBLICAE AssoCIATIoS.-Thiso or.
ganization met last evening at Wills German
Hall, Seventh street westj the president, =. II
DOnegan, esq In the chair.
After the transaction of the usual routine
business, Messrs. J. Downs, J. Shanahan, u.
Herlihy, J. OConner, 7. OConnell, NJ. Ferris,
VI. Turner, 7. Sweeney and ID. Kennedy were
admitted to membership.
The case Of Mr, NJ. Duffy, who preferred
charges against Mr.. Powell was then taken
up, and, after considerable discussion, In which
the president, Messrs. O'Leary, Hickey, Cos.
tello and Long Joined, committee OF three
was appointed to wait upon Mr.. Duffy.
A committee was also appointed to procure
employment for those OF the association who
may be out OF work,
The president closed the proceedings in 4
neat address, In which he urged the membe n
to join the various workingmen's associations
and TO identify themselves with the ward Re
publican clubs.
The attendance was large and nthusiastic
As numbers rapidly increase, there seems tC
be a growing zeal to make the Irish Republi
can Association permanent institution. lI
view of the Increased numbers II will soon be
necessary to procure larger hail.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

A PLEASANT RgUSION.-CentFal Lodge No
|, | q, q, F., held their annual reunion at Odd
Fellows Hall on Wednesday evening. Among
these present were the families, widows, and
| orphans Of the Lodge, Past grand Master
by p. q. NJ. s, J.. Douglass, Grand Secretary
Sweet, Rev. A. u. Grosh, Grand Rep. J. +
HAvenneT, and Grand Master q. b. r. Col
ledge. Each orphan received a handsome
| book, and a beautiful bouquet was presented
| to p q. J. @. Robinson by the widows. The
exercises closed with a general distribution OF
Refreshments.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

FIRE DEPARTMENT CLAIMs.-we are re.
quested to state that those having claims
against the Fire Department, prior to the 27th
of July last are required to present them to
the Board OF Fire Com missioners, that they
may be presented to the committee Of the
Councils for adjudication.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

TAG RIVER FRoSr.-Bropn's WhdrT.-Ar-
rived = Schooners p. A. Saunders, Carroll,
from Bangor, Me-, with lumber to s. p. Brown
Il SOM A. L. Cranner, Cranner, from Jackson
Vile, Florida, also with lumber for the same
firm, and she sailed to Georgetown TO finish
discharging her cargo.
Carriers Wharf = Arrived - Schooner Ann
Twibell. Edwards, from Philadelphia, with 200
tons Of coal for W. II. NARROW.
Hdrrey's Wharf.-Arrived-Steam Pioneer,
Olden, from Accotink, with wood for Harvey,
CLARK h Given.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

DISCHARGE OF GovERsMESr EMPLoYREs-
On the 3lst of December last a number OF labor.
ers were discharged from the United States
arsenal, and 1t 10 stated on good authority that
nearly or quite half of the mechanics and
laborers now employed at the United States
navy yard, under the Bureau OF Yards and
Docks, will be discharged at an early date
In both Instances the discharge 10 nj ade neeea-
sary, owing to the small appropriations made
| by Congress for these two branches Of the
| public service. As most OF these men are OF
small means, and many having large families
| II will cause great distress In our city
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

The WARRINGTON ScHuKTzRN VEREIs held
a meeting at Trades Union Hall on wednes.
day evening, when Mr.. Reese reported that il
was almost certainty that the Seventh street
railroad would soon be extended to the new
park.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

AcCIDEsr.-Mr. 7, u. Wurdermau, Of the
Surgeon Generals once, while leaving hIF
office on Saturday last, slipped on the ice on
the payement and dislooated his right knee
Joint. He 10 rapidly recovering, and he en-.
poets to be out In few days.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

LA GRAND YIoToRIE 10 now the novelty for
ladies, skirt which combines the panief and
snacker. Mr.. Charles Baum, the celebrated
hoop-skirt and corset man nufacturer, 10 the only
agent Of the District, At his place, 5l3 Seventh
street, between ID and Z.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
Personal.

P"9fbh DR.. bAfRbBY's. % saxsntS street, a.
opposite odd'FslloWs' Hall Separate rOOms iof
patients sel2.I
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

Goods per New York, PhlIadeIphIa and Bat
timore steam lines and AdamS' Express 10 care Of
r; II. Hayenner, Freight Agent at Alexandria.
will be forwarded lar as Leosburg free OF
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex.
audria aud LeesburK and intermediate stations at
cheap rates
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Leesburg, and between
those places and int points, are issued at
reduced rates. WARRINGTON BLYTHE.
no9-u General Superb to q dent. Z
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BAsK.-Ap elec
tion Of nine directors OF the National Metro.
politan Bank, to serve for the ensuing, will be
held At the banking house on Tuesday, Janu.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
WAsHiNGToN. ALEXANDRIA
CHAN OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1868
On and after MONDAY, Dec. 2lst, 1883. and
until further noties, Passenger Trains viii
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol.
rHRoUGH NAIL TRAINS.
Leave Washington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, SD =. IN. do, for Manassas and Harrison.
burg, s.b q. m.
Leave Alexandria, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets from Manassas railroad) liS p. m.
do. from Lynchburg, 6p IN.
LOCAL PAssEsGgR TRAINS.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

The FouRTH-wARD woRKINoMgN's Asso.
cIATloS will meet on Monday evening In the
Mission church on l. street, between Fourth
and Fifth.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

CARRIAGE SLIPPERS AND SocKR to keep the
feet warm when riding, only % and rs cents Il
pair, at Adamson's, SOC Ninth street, next tC
Pennsylvania avenue. n
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

RESIGNATION OF THE CITY REaIsTER.-F.
A, Boswell, esq, will to-day tender his resig.
nation as Register to the Mayor. The reasons
assigned, we learn, for this step on the art OF
Mr.. Boswell grows out OF the fact that the
Councils have passed an ordinance conferring
on the City Collector duties properly pertain.
ing to the Registers office, In receiving all
moneys for licenses. Mr.. Boswell has been
faithful public offcer, and has administered
the Affairs OF his Office In q manner that has
met the general appreciation OF the public
and his Intention at this time to retire from
Its duties will be regarded as great public
10th of March.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

ODESSA PANIER CoLLAPsIN0 SKIRT, the best
made: Douglass, sole agent, No. sos Ninth
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
Railroad Routes,
pALTiMoRI AND OHIO RAILRoAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.
.5ss s:; "a III a.;i Sasf " Il:
no" run '' '''fsii Sck Ish.LrInonl .
ss s':,i a S.ly ;IssRs &C. : o. '''
Leave daily. except sunday. AT % and a.os, m.
and YS and ."p>Y >YSSs ANNAPOLIS
LesyeM7a n: and Aop. m. Notrain to or from
Annapolis on 'InSSsS sSs SSSsS [ sysRA5Hs, y = AZ,
ron n W WV Y sSftGlSss y Gss & and '"'' n'
L'.''sbss. S6ss AL q "a FssTs 8 81 81 fH& M SRsr
q !. ~ s.,s.s sss .Sc, Z y \ y .ad s ISspS%; pSS
sps Ria, ssSh VIZ sA .Tsins from HB Baltimore SSa
washinsion station Ticket Once at ali hours In ihs
TSE MsM TSrt q 5h,l.asYH., III and Boston, see ad.
Master Il Il 1f.nspdIsstiSa. I; %basSEi;
ds6 c9s RdSsTs sas s....s risse s.Ss ns,nsw sw,,...o1
THRGg9HHFh bIEF RkTTEbS rSw F6sS
Train. b..v..n Ws,Sns;a 'is ssd Il A.s ToIs ar.
ftSss tsassS, FisSSs' Sssit: :. 'i. S
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily texeept Sunday at80oa. m. IL 80
and 8. pp m.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York At ~ .. m. sad Philsdsl.
phiA at o. 70 p. m.
Sleeping esrs for New ork on s iJp m. train only
no.,oS can Be- had he ssssioH oss al sa hour, G'
In the diy.
isS mi :,SsasS II S:,S:ss wsshias'Sp An
aap'l''and tho west Master q Tl.nspoa,stcu MpasoN
T., N. COLI, General Ticket Agent
GEO. g. R00NTZ, Agent. washlnston.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
1863 rEzssy22ssssssiA ROUTE 1869
TO THE EoRTHwEsT, SOUTH. AND SOUTH.
WINTER hRRisoKMKNr.

i HSss AZ G'' ssD lss9 !$Sfs
..s WI S.sEtS ESSfEBkks fEEBBkksSEn5sF e. Ill., train. will
w..Si!asssOa :Ssn. e: Bal,i.nor. ia%%. .
VII THk 9REhT rs Y, PSysks;TRkck SSyskS ROUTE
s.ssS t9a's Ssssi.S nis. ..1sd ss sc %s.iciS
SsS fisSs.gs EEAss EsssE saxru
P.ssensefs by thi. route from Baltimore hAys
s bsfoTs, sSf ssS no o. FERRIss al changes In 'NioN
Tickets By this route can be preeured at the
sas: ss.s. SS.9s1 Ssas Il % % wss sS rs oI
nation will be given AZ ali times,
s fsi f$ii. sh 'S
Corner Sixth st. 80 %.ps,s.,.y psrn ,.ysPSSsn
sSS:,ss YOUNG General P.'''iE. RsIsiSSsIs Ma
PhihADhhfFFfIAASR FFfIAASRS ikkhhiffES6PISbS khifR6Ib, AND BAL
eS. s s.as Sa IsTs ...t 81 a:pSS sf
mss:' way a.t fIsiS se Phll.dslpAl. and Way Sta.
JnnstSS win trains for ali Stations on the Della;
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
at 80 a, m connecting al Perryviiis with train
for Port Deposit
Express Train for Phiiadelphis and New York
t2sS =, m. connecting at wliminTton with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between vii.
mington and Harrington,
mediate Stations at o p, IN.
Express Train for Phiiadelphia at e;s6 p. IN.
Express Train for New York at ;5d D. m, con .
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, daily
except Saturday.
All the above tralns leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia and New York At s.S D. m
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres.
ident Street depot or at Ticket Once, No. l1 Balti
more street. Persons purchasing tickets at oinee,
Baltimore street, can have their baggage checked
at their residence by Union TransfeT Company.
WIN. CRAWFORD Agent
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

LADIES' should call and see the Embroidered
Upper at Princes Stamping aud Fluting
looms, 322 F street, between Tenth and Eley.
cath streets. Only place in town to do Steam
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

DIED SCDDENLY,-A colored man named
Harry Smith was found dead in his bed, In
Georget0wn, on Tuesday. As the deceased
ceBsaFy.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

CLERKS TO ATTEND PRAYRR.MRETIEGs.-
Secretary Browning, OF the Interior Depart.
ment, replies as follows to a request from the
general secretary Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association that clerka be permitted to
attend the noon-day prayer-meetlngs OF the
associations: "Au who deslre to attend 10 good
faith Will be permitted to DO so, returning to
their duties at the close OF the neetIngn
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge risher.-This cour
held but an informal session yesterday.
THE RULES OF THE COURT.
II has been reported that the iron.clad oatl
would be dispensed with In the admission o
attorneys under the new rulesi but we lear
order OF the court for cause shown, all appll
eants for admission to the bar will stu b,
obliged to take the oath prescribed BY the acl
OF July 2, 1862, known as the "iron-olad."
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

REsTGEED.--The clerk OF the Eastern mar.
ket, Mr. ii. T, Litchheld, has resigned, and
Mr J. Parry has been appointed to MI the Va.
Cancy,
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

THE PROHlETTORv LEAGUE viii meet this
evening At 7'JO O'Clock In the court room, city
Hall.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

RErUDLICAs CLUB OF THE FIFTH AND SIXTH
WARDs.-This club held a meeting last eve
ming, corner Of Eighth street east and @ street
south, J. l.. Nenable, esq, presiding and VIM.
Boron secretary.
The committee appointed to solicit means
for the defraying Of the expenses which will
be incurred by participation In the inaugura-
tion ceremonies, announced that 1t would not
be prepared to report until the next meeting.
After some explanation with regard to the
visit OF the Boys In Blue to Georgetown, Mr..
Beron made statement, In which he accused
the Trustees of Public schools of having
bought supplies from and employed men who
were hostile to Republican principles.
A question then arose as to the distinct ction
between this organization and that of the
Boys In Blue. With all their generals, colo.
neIs and captains, Mr.. Boron said they were
but an offspring of this club. II they were
separate Organization he hoped they woult
settle their bills.
number of voiceB. They do" They do :
Mr., Boron denied the assertion, and sal,
that this club had to pay all OF their bills anL
received no credit for 1t.
MIR. Gray Informed the club that, owing IL
the non attendance OF members, at the mex
meeting he would move that they adjourn
sine die, and resolve themselves into an organ
izntion of Boys In Blue.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

The CITY ACADEMY AND ARMY OFFICERs'
INSTITUTE has been reno ed to +Ssl5 Twelfth
street, between L and +.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
Steamboat Lines.
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

NEW MRRcHAsTs' STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
iyl ia isss; IA s;rs;sS,lsl 81 s,'.%'r' B. O.
tegularly aqri,pr The ,yin.sr months, <fkIk
SSiEEss.PN SSiEEEss.PNbSksw Ssw T2Rski ss22bsoskS
.y.s, .s,Is FiF pIff s s% r' Es sf, sT
Ing At Alexandria aud 9eoreeiown TUESDAYS.
,,ree,, TqR0RsbHYs, Ifsssndfi.' Of fRfpSYs;
Norfolk, sATgRpAYs, arriving At New York
This Line, ,eopneetinE at Noriolt with the nne
steamer. q the Msrshants and HssSAAni,:' SAni Trans.
pared TO take through freight at much reduced
rates, as the usual charge Of drayage and other
expenses through Baltimore is avoided By this
freight from BOSTON should be consigned to the
care OF T, A. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Norfolk, Va
Foi further Information apply TO JOS, Z, GAIT.
Aseps, ofhce and Wharf loot q High street,
corner New York avenue and Seventeenth street,
0I Uovfi.W '''' j. W THOMPSON. President
THE STEAMER COLUMBIA sn..
aw y rssrnsa .sIn her TssHlsI u, trips be- xIf1k
Leaving Baltimore ever. SATURDAY AFTER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING,
at o'clock.
She will stop at all the principal landings on the
river for Pss.snseIs and freight For further par.
"'''' TSos. W. Riley sS,.t, sSS,s, ,.,wsss..; ws:;;,
myso.tufsm Attha foot Of Eleventh streat,
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

EouirY CouRr-Judge Wyiie.-Judge olin re-
sumed his seat on the bench yesterday, and
made the following ordersi
BrAyton vs., Wilton. Order referring the
case to J. ID. McPherson-snecial order.
Miller vs. Van Hook ct al. rOeder vacAting
former decree, and referring cause to X. ID.
Mussey, special auditor.
Tisdel Va. Drury ct al. Order of ratification
OF trustees sale, and Of reference to auditor.
Adjourned,
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

Tue CANAL.-A mass.meeting Of citizens il
called for this evening at the Council Cham
ber, City Hall to consider the canal improve
mel.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
.LEAyE wAsHIsuros. Leave nIL.IAspnIA.

As- Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot At
500 n. M connect with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains at St. Asaph Junction,
FOR all points on the line OF thot road between Ma
nAssAs Junction and HATrisonburE
Trains leaving 81. AHaph and King streets at 2:25
!. m. connect at 81, Asaph Junction with train
from Manassas and HaIrlsonburg at 2:k3 p. In, /,
arriving at Baltimore and Ohio Depot at S2Op IN. !,
and In time for p M, train l9I Baltimore
W. J. PHELPS. Gen ! manager. dec3J-if
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FINE BLACK CLOTH COATS, for Wedding or
10 oh-tl9. .S0i t25-l0 of-t22. 80; S30-l0 Off
t27 Black pants, ~ .6O-lO off-s5 s5j t7.50-l0
of-sG.76i $50 of-sI 2Oj sl0-lO OT-b9j tl2-
10 oh-tlO.sO, Discount Of 10 per cent. on all
goods for 20 days One price only, marked In
plain figures, A. Saks & Co, 6l7 Seventh
street,
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

A Ngw BILLIARD SALoOS.-Mr. Isaac Nc
the Klrkwood House, has taken charge of the
bar and billiard saloon OF the Kirkwood. The
billiard saloon has been most completely fitted
up, and is In the competent hands Of Col.
Jones. On most any evening can be found in
this parl0r of billiards the best amateur
players of this city, and In fact 1t is the place
and all the appointments are entirely new,
The bar Is stocked with the best OF wines and
liquors, and Is under the delicate care Of
billy and ernest and "a Ante. Bellum u
This establishment is we'll worth the ttentiOn
OF those who wish to enjoy quiet evening.