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The New York herald., 1869-02-13
lhcsLA BANQUET N JERsfY CITY.

The second annual banquet Of the Lincoln Assocla-
Ton q Jersey City came OF last evening al coopers
Han. About loo persons sat down TO dinner
many prominent men Of Hudson county being
present The hall was richly decorated and
or paintings Of Washington, Lincoln, Generals
Scott and Grant were hung in the spaces
between the windows. on the centre or the
dais was the well-known Rogers group. L,ncoln
stanton and Grant holding a council OF war. Tho
cane. white kid gloves and pocket handkerchief
used by President Lincoln al his inauuilrafion ana
which were presented By Mrs. Lincoln to Captan
Benjamin. Richardson, were shown 10 the assem-.
all rose tovheir feet and waved handkerchief again
and again Alter partaking OF excellent
supper Che company turned their attention
10 the intellectual portion OF the programme
The chair was occupied by Mr. David W. Weiss.
President OF the Lincoln Association. Letters of
apology were re- ad from the President and Vice Presi
dent elect, Gentrals Sherman, sckles, Logan and
Sigel; senators wilson and Frelinghuysen: Con.
pressnen Halsey ,and Hill; Ex-Governor Ward Chief
Justice Chase, Judge Bedle, Hannibal Hamlln,
william Cullen bryant ana others. The follow.
ing toasts were proposed:-.'rhe Memory OF
Throcgmorton; 'sfhe President Of the United
The i.Tne Judiciary By isaac W van wnkie; ''Thc
State Of New Jersey;' "The Army and Navy, = BY
Dead,D by Captain B. +. Frazer, Jr.; "The Procla.
nation OF Emancipaton,n by Rev. J. l.. Danner;
"rhe Press,n by General Edward Jardine, and 20
man, By Benjamin Van Eper. pleasing feature
Henry. whose rendering Of Kathleen Mavourneenr
was exquisite aud brought down the house. The
delegation from Hoboken consiSied OF General Hat.
neld, Captains Hart, Lee and trazer. MAJOR Mount
and Nc. Puichard. Tne affair assed on most sue
cessfniy, and rebounds 70 the credit OF hessrs.
Weiss, Benjamin Van Riper Alonz0 sinners aud Tue
other gentlemen OF the committee.
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o Rx y q ARx.
Ns,or General James n. Barnes.

A telegram from Springfield, Mass announces the
esth OF Major General James r. Barnes in that city
% uerday morning. Deceased was o native OF Mas.
s,c Nrsetts. he graduated at West Point In 1922 and
go We OF the five starred names 10 Q class OF dis.
,,ngu, bed ability, including Generals Robert f. Lee
ard ros vh +. Johnston, Of the rebel army General
paynee a. wed in the army for several years, when
~ res1,raa and engaged ia business az q civil en-
,t,aer a. nc outbreak Of the rebellion by request
~ tha COW vnor Of Massachusetts. be accepted
Commend The Eighteenth Massachusetts
xoimnseers q, vi served with great dstinc.
,,on m the Army OF the Potomac. After
sne re,rer,ent a, General Martindae IN 1852 he
,iaced in eotanar Of q brigade m the Firth Army
R'.rs and IN issa ne Senate confirmed his n0mina-
-, - ~ 0aflier 81 aera with commission 70 date
sr, , I" Noverntcr ~ W.. AZ the battle Of Gettys-
nnr@ re cornmandca division. aDd bore an import
~, ,art IN thai ncino able contest. subsequently
he ,gaa made brcyct ii. 9of general oI sOiunecrs.
Turnnglouf The war tie teeeSSel server win uis.
t,.,ss,,1shsi vaor ana Adj Wy. Alter Tue rebellion
baI neen stippres4ed ~ rlgheo his commission
aad ,et,,ca 10 private ile. Il was recently special
,rsnintsa,eDpr " tie CniDl * xiIc hGlrVal ~ ilc
govarnfnpnt ana was at cnf II NC fuperlhtenncnbu y
~ trr1le,4i Ma<sachusctls igu. Vsa me ueath q
...uefa. Barnes w1h b. dbesFe ieXfttteu w
a. = erc, ~ ieds sn5 taF'ct. " ~ the brave
NJ, w4a scgscd anccf hi.sl ''afiAs ~ stDr @ iyn'
te vg,,S = ~. u stBaigie reiI'.eian eHtc panv
an1 q nixh .v..ed siissao's hsaA
The New York herald., 1869-02-13
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY, Feb. IL, 1859.
Mr.. NICHOLS presented the petition OF the Bu1alo
st. yincent's Orphan Asylum. asking the state for
$4,000 to enlarge and repair the asylum.
BILLS PASSED
To facilitate the construction OF the Skaneaeles
Railroad TO permit the society for the Relief OF
Poor Widows with Small Children 10 hold real and
personal estate To authorize the election OF police
commissioners IN Syracuse. Authorizing the town
Of Fort Corington Franklin county, to raise $4,000
tor the construction OF bridge Salmon river
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
To provide for additional buildings for lunatics In
the city Of New York.
REPORTS.
The Senate committee appointed to investigate
certain charges OF bribery upon measures relating 10
railway companies reported that they had taken a
large amount OF testimony upon the subject, and
would now be able 10 the evidence but for the
failure OF Henry Thompson OF New YORK, to appear
before them, though twice subpgnaed. resolution
was then adopted directing the issuance OF writ
of attachment and ordering the Sergeantat-Arms 20
seize and 70 bring the said Henry Thompson before
the Senate
Adjourned until Monday evening.
The New York herald., 1869-02-13

JOHN, NIB. Feb s-csassd, sahr Grace wsbsssr sanda
American Ports.
s:-
sai:d1sssmship HcCisisn tsnd passed caps God u II
: i2h-Arvsd. s.s.mship Rapidan, Aalory syork; schr
Aso Arrived i've ish. steamship Nsreus, NYork
s1IflMoEE: Feb ii-A5riysd, sissmship VIM Lawrence
nsS Gsrasr. n New Haven; % Hiswssis. Lee Frsydsnss
s:i ss Steven :ssi :sas Iss s:' wyatt
ssIIsd,sAip s1 Corn. sgsr,e ysn.: Sorfs|S, y.
sailsdAssSr iRssf Iss csiaysIf SYsrs s, 80 -.
FALL RivER, Feb IO~ssisd. schr Ksnnsy, Kelley.
.sas NOE SSss SSssa Y. iss
sIs GSHsEs S. 6Ef S5E IL reported
'issS' ssss Ef1ss qssssn saS s:
HEM EsIes @ o Ann Ss
SAVANNAH brig PsdrO Dayi., g Kit.s ., -. .,,m.
e saes ssseiss
Hall Powell s1s a a 1ssS 5ssfh ps ps Hnnsg
Ss,.dspSia Sx yacht IV Eva Iorsrd Nassau Nj
AsHEy New Saasfa sEbfoRp Ss sAr.
ns Ss Es M Lazy shp Vulcan Small
Pembroke for YYork venla- Eaton Providence Bait
Lewis. DO for % xYcrR; i Kenney Kelley Fan River FOR
sailed-sch Daniel McPhee, Smith, New Bedford for Bal
timore
l1th AM-Arrved, schr Susan, Franklin, for NYork
NEW LONDON, Feb l0-Saied, schrs Gen Sherfonn,
Buell.. NYork Charles Northam, Peiton. do; Expedite,
Beebe, dol Chancellor Kate Callahan, and Daniel Sprague'
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 1l-.Arrlyed. bark L stoeksrr,
Bhber, Maanzas brig Miller Leighton, sara schr
Wharton Bonsall NYork Below, brig Herald from Ja-
Cesred-Barks Black Brothers tB-, Parry Rotterdam;
Woodland Br) Higgins do Chasca, Crockett cenfuegos;
schr Z ID Wharton, Bunsal NYork.
LEwEs, Del Feb PMThe foloying vessels are at the
Breakwater this evening ship Asrea from Phladepha
Acapulco schSs Pease from New London for Hat
Inlet Barbara, Martin, William Clark, Wood,
Eclipse Thomas Benton, all from NNork FOR virginia,
Hcrsche from do for Baltimore; Lucy from Calais ior Sa
vannah Hand, from Baltimore for Providence; Will
ton from do for Sagua. Wind s. raining
PORTLAND, Feb l0Arrived steamship Francona, sher-
wood, NYork schrs Mary Louise Loud, sasua Montana,
Parker, and Demont, Gales, Baltimore
Ceared-Schr Prescott Freeman NYork.
Saied-Brig NJ Wiswei. -
PORTSMOUTH, Feb a--Arrved, schrs Maria Hall Shep-
ard Wilmington 10TH John Boylington, MITCHELL kYork
PROVIDENCE, Feb 1l-Saled, schr Mary Smith smith,
Navassa, to load for Balt.more Hewe Foster fhha-
delphia; John Crockford, Briggs, Elizabethport.
SAVANNAH, Feb l2-Ceared, bark Baltic, Bremen brig
Jas Crosby, Maanzas; steam yacht Aspinwa, on cruise
SALEM, Feb 9-Arrived, schr Turner, Graves, New
York.
WILMINGTON, NC, Feb I0-Arrived, brig John Pierce,
MELVILLE Matanzas; schrs Gem, Jones, and John Merrill,
Weeks NYork
York. -
WAREnAM Feb II Arrived. schr Nellie Burgess, Nc
Kean, Baltimore.
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FORT or NEW YeRK. FEBRyARy n, 1850.
CLEARED.

Steamship Aialansa CBr Dixon, London--lIowland A.
pinwail.
ssamshp Europa fBr, Craig Glasgow Henderson Bros
Bark Eclipse r), wylie, Liverpool -FAbbri Chsupcey
Bark Campsnero tBr), Wood RIO Janero-PendcrGast
Bros
BARK Monsesuma, Hammond, Barbados r&F Dwight
Bark Canada Ur), Corriyean, hntsnxas-Howleu 4 Tor
rance
Bark Abscors tBr, Hicks, Liverpool, Ss-G Philips
Collns
BARK Maggie Hammond tBr willis, GsIverton-Boyd 4
flincken.
Brig La Cayenne Br, Dohery, Turks Islands Wilson
VIZ lima. nm. c.nucsos via Turk. I.land.ru,s.r
Lghbourne,
Brig Fred Bliss, sherman, Matsnzas r p Buck Co.
Brig Pit tBr), Huichings, Hamilton tBernuda)-
Middleton 4 Co.
Brig y Carvsr. Bracket New orleans-Bryan A psass
Brig julia Hsskel, Haskell, Norfolk-s L Merchant A
Schr Susan, Reed. Valencia y sherman.
echs Gen Putnam knight, Old Providence JOS Eneas.
6chr seNgawa. Bryant, ~ Pierre, Mari gcynai Son
schr Katie Hall, Tyler, ~ Pierre Marl--Ii vatnbIe
Son.
The New York herald., 1869-02-13

Az OLD LADY RUN ovER.-Last evening an old
lady, sarah L. Apnard while walking across Hudson
street, at the corner Of King, was run over By
light wagon driven By John G. Wiley, and Ladly IN
Jufed she was at once cared for By the pokce, ner
arrested.
The New York herald., 1869-02-13
Noyuufus5 0Hl6fuUIc
ARRIVALS.


:. REPORTED By TIM HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
with mdse and Atlantic Man Steamship Co.
~ Leo. Dssrpcrn Savannah with mdse and pas
SCANNING James Adge Lockwood Charleston. with mdss
s;ssm:hip Valley ciiy. Mccarthy, Washington SO hours
s.ssm,hip Volunteer, Jones, Phadspha. with to
BARK sunbeam rhomas.on, Jordan. Alleppey, Maabar
Gos nn. Oct "a E with Y d.s spSW sure;s Cape
!: ~
sss a csps % oi iVS Good Hope .pcss
Monsyaso Mon, Jsn 81 L. % Mary Olivia.
from New YORK 0ark
asss sssn
q Baas hasirSs ,s wS sroas NV gale: ana -.
With coffee and hides Maitland, Phelps Co. Has been
Jan y lat ls o lon 7s SS spoke brig cora lBr from Mira
Brig Mary Williams tBr Foster, Kingston ia, u days.
na Es @sssas ogTSod to so0%S Fs CO M q James
wateriogged and Abandoned with mast standing, with
Brig susie srout strout MIX River Ja via Savannah
days where she put In in distress with ogwood simpson
Brig lockwood (of Newport Gardner Havana via Savannah
days with sugar to master. Had NE winds and fogsy
BrgJ POIledo tBrS Plamms5 Ma.ansas days, With mo-
ras; sprung foretopmast and stove boat
Brig Clara Goodrich sof Portland, Locke, sagua, IA
had strong gales inst ai "a lon IS 3d. saw
Dg bound with loss OF fore and foretopsa yards and fore
topgaIantmast.
Schr Thos Hocombe Cor Phadepha) Godfrey, Matanzas
7days with &C. TO Dallett Eazerac; vessel to Chas
Wright Co. 9TH inst, lat "a lon a. spoke brig ycone,
from Boston for Savannah
Schr Henry (of Addison Merritt Jacksonville - days.
with yellow pine to Thompson Hunter Had rough wealth
schr Woodbury. tof Bangor), Woodbury., Jacksonville
IL days, with yellow pine, bound to New Haven.
Schr VIM Doughcn, Tatem, Newebern, NC, days with
naval stores for Providence
Schr Nellie Potter, Hawy. Newbern, nc, days, with
schr wm Tice, Tics Newbern, Nc, days. with naval
stores for Portland, Me-
Schr Jessie Knight Plum, Hatteras Inlet days. with
cotton and shingles, to Thomas Il Holmes.
Schr Kate Mclean, Conkling, Newbern, NC
Schr Wells Jennings, Virginia.
Schr VIM Merritt, Curtis, Virginia.
schr VIM Orr, Orr, Georgetown, DC.
Schr Marietta Hand, Glover, Baltimore for Providence.
Schr Belle of the BAY, Emm0n, Georges Bank with sh.
Schr miller, Chapman, Georges Bank, with hsh to
schr King Parsons, Calais days. with lath to jed
schr Red Jacke, Averil, Rockland.
Schr Light Boat, Wood, Rockland.
Schr Danl Williams Robinson, Rockland.
Schr Fleetwing, Nash, Rockand, with mdse 10 Havi-
land.
Sche Mcnento, Todd. Providence.
Schr Katie Hoyt, Parker New Haven Baltimore
Schr Z Potter, Crosey, New Haven.
Schr N w GrfIlng, Grilng, New Haven.
Schr Mary Hyer, LOWELL New Haven
schr David Sprague, Lynch, New London
Schr Expedite Clark. New London.
SchrJ g Pierson, Perry, Stamford.
Schr Excelsior, Murphy, Cold Spring.
Schr David Crowell, Crowell, Little Neck.
Also q mastcd schooner, unknown.
u revenue steamer McCuloch, Merrman, from cruise
along the coast.
The New York herald., 1869-02-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
yTELoCIPEDIAN MANIA.
GREAT STEEPLE CHASE
BETWEEN
RAYMOND.
amusing cut representing the above viii appear In
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
SATURDAY. &.
The New York herald., 1869-02-13
BELOW.
schr Billow (Br), from Cow Bay.
SAILED.

Steamship Atalanta, London; barks Hngn, Gloucester
Montezuma, Barbados M Hammond brgs Milwaukee, Dc
marara; Anna Lndsey Falmouth, ia Excel sIor Bermuda
and from the lowerby steamers Franklin, and Nara
gansett
Wind at sunset SW, light.
The New York herald., 1869-02-13

schr Arthur Burton Frohock Masansas-H " Loud 4 Co.
schr Sarah Helen. Gray, Nassau. Moss Ward.
schr kidgewoOd Derrickson 0alvestou-Tupper Beatc.
schr Anthse Godfrey, Wallace Jacksonvile-W Ray.
schr Iona, Kendall, Charleston-H w Loud A 90.
6chr Godfrey, Scars, Charleston-N McCready Co.
schr lockwood 81 John, Wilmington. Nc-Thomas
schr Edwards, Bartlett Wilmington NC -Goldthwaise
smith
schr Minquas, Hcsny, Providence Racket Bro.
Bro
schr Dart, Johnson Stamford
Steamer Octarora, Reynolds Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1869-02-13
SEIPPIN G NE w s.

Aimanas Tor New york--.rsis nay.
The national Republican., 1869-02-02
NEw YORK MAnKET.

NEW YoRK xARxEr.
but steady as cents. Sugar entirely Yum. un.
changed. Flour dull and nominal, Southern
t6@fl.25, only few brands bringing over
tie Wheat duh; ti.55CD1.61. Corn quiet
and steady, e3@94 ccnts- Oats quiet and
weak, "A cents. Rye dull and nominal
ti.45(91.50. Pork-dcmand fair, t31.50@
ts1.75. Gold 195K. '7I
BALrrMoRH nkRKETs.
BALrfxoRn, Feb. 1.-Breddsfafs. s.-Flour
was duh again this morning. There was
some inquiry for II on Change, but no sales
wore made 90 far as We could learn. Prices
remain steady for all descriptions. Hi
WA<af.-Thc market is quiet, but firm, es-
pecially for tho better grades. Sales were
reported this morning Of prime TO choice red
at e2.26@2.3 20, and OF few hundred bushels
medium TO fair red and white t2@2.15.
Corn-was dull this morning, but prices
were steady. The receipts were about ia, 600
bushels, and sales were reported at e6(9Se
cents for primo dry white, and 85@s7 cents
for do. yellow, and some damp parcels sold
at 76@s2 ccnts.
Provisions. frmer In tone to-day
than on Saturday, but we sec no change 70
note In quotations. Bulk meat we quote At
13K@14 cents for shoulders, 15X@115k
cents for rib sides, and 18l<@16N cents for
clear rib do, but we hear Of no sales to-day.
Bacon is still In active demand, the orders
being large from the South, but prices arc
rather of. We quote as follows; Shoulders
at 15X@15IS cents, rib sides at 17t<@t7ls
centsI clear rib sides at 1sN@1SK cents.
Lard we quote steady at 20920X cents, mess
pork, as before, at t32@t3e.50 per barrel.
The national Republican., 1869-02-02
Rlecllon Aarmana.

1t Is the custom In Massac husetts to have
what Is called an election sermon preached
before the members of the Legislature each
year, but the preacher Is selected the year
previous.
Tho Legislature this year, as we observe,
has refused to order an extra number printed.
We do not understand the reason for this,
but We are reminded of what occurred In
that Commonwealth many years ago.
The Democrats had defeated the Wings,
and the preacher being Wing, 1t was un-
derstood that his reflections upon sinners In
general was an attack upon the Democratic
party, and they refused to print the sermon
Hon. Josiah Quincy, IT,, moved recon
alteration Of the question In the Senate, and
1t was carried. On selecting preacher for
the next year, the same gentleman moved
that he should take for his text the frat
verse Of 39th Psalm: 81 said will take
heed to my ways, that sin not with my
tongue; I will keep my mouth as with a
bride HhIle tbs pieked are before ms."
The national Republican., 1869-02-02
No. ssI seventh street, bssw,n and X


". yill further .roghl. or customer. aud friend.
70 read the Following list OF prices:
oRkAT BARGAINS.
y.s. 4 SI,ss psa Goie,.d 81 81 4 y per ysId
70, Gk. si. N.l2sf. aud sl.1s-rreat bar.
50 pi.ss. a. y.snsh Popllb.. silk and wool. from
,oo sn !. q e2psIy y.ssd..sry hasd,oTe sooi..
fron y .ssl. r. ia ~ q . cents.
D piss.: HsssS 4; EsfisO'. HsiS cents per yard.
% pieces BlssE Alp.s. POpiin,. 50, o,X, IS, uX
s piece. @ csios.d ,S iip.sa Poplin.. SIX. 60. s,x.
? ! = ;..s ss.s . ss
as.. elSsi sS g d Il p:i a: ,sss '
Slsss s ..a nd eeio5,.d a, sils..shs.pI A..
wsits sit and .sa T,ss TcS.sr sHiiTSs.-''r' Hip.ss nn'
Iyons Black sif Velvet al sis, worth sis
dEs,s'ss si sis-' sss %SSf ssf .ns. I'll and
S:s:: SS:s:: EE:s:I E:ssII SSiss:: S.ss:: !: s:a :sa
s:::: s::: .;i. A.: :.ss S:,ss' ss. varying
ss:::: 4 II s;s a:IisS s.s;s.'.s' s'
PS,s:'M MSiy MsiSiy ss, s4d. PsSSP'4's .5S Ish
s.S ,:J s:.. ga q sS..s:.; sS ND q, q 4
% pieoes Linen Table Dama.k, from 90 cents per
yard up +, q, 20. Thi. lot Of Liesus are the
ehsapsss that has been offered In Washington
Also Nspfiss. Towels. Haniksrehisf.. Crash.
| Also Cloths, (As.imeIes, yestinGs, and Ladies'
Cloakinss, aud Plaid Waterproof Cloth, entirely
new. the nrst that has been brought 10 WASH
1I GO sss ~ shs1 q 81 SSsss S.4y ss
scotch Paisley shAwls. worth sloo.
In Our Carpet Room. 5cc-
ond Floor,
We have large and choice selection Of the besi
makes OF Carpets And OIL Cloths. as follows, viz:
Hemp Carpets at 70 cents per yard,
Ingram Carpet at elk, %, -, 81, 81, aud VI. %.
Lowell Three.p Cstpets at VI. 90
EaIss Bra.ss.p BTa.sp q S. s.sif % a. ssa y oo
Rag and List Carpets at IS. 80, % and 70 eents.
Floor and Table oil Cloths-eheap.
% pieces Nottingham Curtain Lace. In beautiful
II pieces Rsd and white Mating will be closed
out cheap. Probably this ID the only lot o
Checked Mating that eau be found In thu
The sBcvs eompri.ss but a small portion Of ou
impsnss stock y.Iisd Iall AID e., er,mgiets y
doom, aud win be sold for the same. thereby, v,
sustain no losses, eonseq uenty we are enabled tc
costs % produce The goods In kurope and America,
seea: Ssrss,ss SS % g be ga Is.snssd by ne .Is.
w. w. BURDETTE,
No; 3ol Seventh street, betw'n and X.
The national Republican., 1869-02-02

MILD WEATHER EvERYwHERE.-The pres
ent winter seems to be a mild one every
wherein Europe as well as on this conti-
nent. The French papers tell us how people
In summer dress sit slipping their coffee and
absintho on the seats of the bouleyards, with
yiolets in their button-holes. 1t is pretty
much the same In England and Ireland.
The national Republican., 1869-02-02

Col. J. W. FoRSEr In one of his letters
written from North Carolina, and published
In the Pres, says that thlrty-hve thousand
white men voted for General Grant in that
State, and that If the election was to be
held now he would get fifty thousand.
The national Republican., 1869-02-02

THHRH Is SOME TALK Of a Western man
for Speaker, and Mr.. Cullom, OF Illinois,
and Mr.. Garfield, Of Ohio, are named In this
connection. The Western papers, however,
eonoede that the Speaker must come from
New England, and mention either Mr..
Blaine or Mr.. Dawes as the probable candl.
date.
The national Republican., 1869-02-02

IT Is STATED that President johnson will
be the conservative candidate for Governor
of Tennessee. His platform is to be unIyer-
sal amnesty and impartial suffrage. He
will attack the loyal leagues on one side, and
the Ku-Klux-Kla on the other.
The national Republican., 1869-02-02

On COW RUN, small tributary Of the
Little Muskingum river, in Ohio, there are
more than one hundred oil wells, thickly
strewn over an area Of ground scarcely more
thAn that In breadth, nearly every one Of
which h producing or has produced oil.
The national Republican., 1869-02-02

TEE PENNSYLVANIA Democratic convGn-
tion meets on the 4th of March, and Gen.
George W. Cass and Asa Packer are named
as the prominent candidates for Governor.
The national Republican., 1869-02-02

DISSIPATION and domestic trouble we're
powerful enough over Stephen q. Chapman,
Of Newport, KY, 10 induce him TO CON nit
suicide.
The national Republican., 1869-02-02
w-NOTICE. "a.
NO 40 s$SESEissss,s s$SsEss N s..,ss.., ss..s..1
hoApyhNCklNBR BROWN COT
NO sPysxeE In ANY or OUR
. poMEsTIC GOODS.
cRkPkTiNd af COST

Inssmueh as there has been great excitement Ia
the densstle market In the last two wesks, and
phis. Bsitimors and wssbiustIp, vs deem IL cui
duty 70 inform our eustomers and the public tha
stock Of domestic goods, aad will not, unsss they
20 much higher. 10 the hands Of the manufacturer
w w RJIRDETTE
The national Republican., 1869-02-02
nRCRprlONe.

rnn PRnsrpsH1, s.a Dis daughters will re-
esivs nsxt rnssday svsnins, the 18th instant,
oomnsneinx 81 ,. n. sud closing nrl.T -
Ths conservatory 81 the Executive Mansion
opea 70 visitors Friday Of each week from
until sp.m.
d srsAxna ooLyAx's rsesptions will bs on
vvsry Friday evening during the session,
froasse 10 II N. NJ
Mrs. Collar receives every Wednesday,
IRON totnn. sf
Ma. PosrrAsrsR uHsrRAL RANDALL will
receive her friends on Wednesday Of each
vesk, mon 10 4 p. n, At the residence, cor
ner of ofrwslnh and X streets.
Ans. ssonsrAnr MoouLLoon receives on
wednesday Of sseh week n the residenes,
No. Sos n strsst, iron II 10 4 and on Friday
frou 10 II D. m. Cards to bs Issued for the
evening receptions.
ms. sscnsTAar BRovsIHs receives on
Wednesday Of each week at her resideuee, No.
- street. from II N. tot D. N.
MES. SnoRsrARr SoHoyrsLD will receive
hsr ffisnds each Wednesday nom II N. TO tp.
n, d hse rssidsnoe, On n street, between
ssvsatssafh and Eightssath.
The national Republican., 1869-02-02
'yrNxsufxL Asp coNuraCrAL.

WAsHIseros, Feb. 1, 1s69.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities
The national Republican., 1869-02-02

How THEY TREAT RACE HoRsB.-An
exchange paper makes the following state
ment regarding the treatment Of the cele-
brated horse Dexter;
At six every morning Dexter has all the
water he wants, and two quartz Of oats.
After eating he 10 ''walked" for half an hour
or more, then cleaned of, and at nine has two
quartz more Of Data. II no drive is on the
card for afternoon, he Is given half 10 three
quarters Of an hour Of gentle exercise. At
one o'clock he has oats again, as before,
limited 10 two quarts.
From 8 to 4 he Is driven twelve to fifteen
miles, after which he is cleaned of and
rubbed thoroughly dry.
He has bare swallow Of water on return
from drive, but is allowed free access to
his only feed Of hay, Of which he consumes
from Ave TO siK pounds.
II the drive has been particularly sharp
one, he is treated, as soon as he gets In, TO a
quart or two Of oat-meal gruelj and when
thoroughly cooled, has half pail Of water
and three quarts Of oats, with two quarts Of
bran moistened with hot water.
Before any specially hard days work or
trial Of speed his allowance Of water Is still
more reduced,
The national Republican., 1869-02-02
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OFFENSIVE LoBBrIsd.

Again eK-members Of Congress, notorious
ly "on the make" are seen daily passing in
and out OF the House hall while Congress is
in session. The matter Ia so marked an OBJ
Ject Of public attention as to render IL we'll
nigh certain that resolution will be offered
not long hence to exclude them by name.
As sharp q remedy for the disease as that
course may be, 1t 10, probably, the only one
likely to prove effective.
THE TWENTY PER CENT. CLERKS.
The vote Of the House to-day, by which
the twenty per cent. proposition was de-
feated by but ave majority, means that 1t
has a fair prospect Of success ere the end Of
the session.
ct. DOMINGO, BY ysGo.
The 81. Domingo annexation proposition,
referred to above, went the way Of all flesh
In the course Of the afternoon. 1t Is well
that 1t was SO soon summarily disposed Of
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