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DisTRror SurRuNEC COUNT TsnH.
This court met on Saturday without quorum,
Chief Justice GARTER and Justice Fisher alone
being on the bench. The Judges thsreupon ad-
lourned the court Hnt die.
rHE cAss or JpsTIcn KHAN, REMOVED.
The Court before adjournment made the fol-
lowing order; The Court having read the tes-
timony taken before Oommissioner Murry,
and nied 10 the cause, dnd the defend ant Kesn
guilty OF the matters and things laid to his
charge In the Information and amended In
formation, and particularly that within the
period therein specified he has appeared In
his once so much Intoxicated rs to be ineapa.
BILE Of disohsrging bis ofnoial duties, and more.
over has been several times arrested and 6ped
for Drunkenness and disorivriy .eaiost- there
fore II 10 ordered that he he, and hereby 10, 70.
moved from his once IS Justios Of tho peace
for the oounty Of Washington In the District
OF Columbia. ~. rho ..E...
Adjourucd.. A'-' .."
OarHkns' Cousr-Jsdgs PwesH. court
transeeted no business Saturday, In conse-
queseo Of the absence Of the Judge, who IL AZ
tending TO legal business In Aiexandria.
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THE vExso QUESTION.
A PLAN PROPOSED 70 sSr ND o. II.
III, Celsrd csmpritsr and ~ City Yyps.

The question Of Che status Of ne colored
compositor at the Governments printing
Office continues to sgitate the minds Of the
typographical fmtenity Of thIs soiiy, and
various plans are being projected BY which
the matter can DO disposed Of 'houorably.
An attempt was made on Saturday evening
by prominent printers employed In city
Offices to secure caucus meeting, at which
the following plan was to be proposed;
That the union Of this city amend their
law so as 10 make the case Of Douglass an
exceptional ono, and allow him to work at
the Government Office without becoming q
member Of the Union. 1t was thought by
some that such . plan could DO arranged
satisfactorily to the fraternity and TO the
Union. .rv.-f. ...--
For some reason suficient number could
not be prevailed upon 10 attend the Saturday
caucus, and the meeting was postponed until
this evening. Several Of the printers en-
loyed at the Government Office were Invited
% attend The caucus, but when its objects
were explained 10 them, II IL understood they
declined 10 be present, taking the ground
that such action would not be right. They
| contend that the question should be met
fairly and squarely. II Douglass is "fair''
man, (thAt isgIf he has not been refused
membership In Uuion, then vote him to
membership regardless OF his color; II be "a
mot "fair" then many Of tho government
men Who Are true members Of the Union say
chat their votes will not be given 10 admit
\ him. So the matter stands, and IL Is fair Il
presume that II the facts appear at the next
| meeting OF the Union that Douglass has no,
been rejected by Rochester or Denver Union,
then the Columbia typographical Union o.
| this city will have 10 come 70 q vote on Oh,
question Of his admission without regard Il
color.
Many Of the printers Of the city Offices ex
press hope that Congress at It's next ses
sion will take action towards making th.
Government Office one Of the bureaus OF III,
Government so that the compositors en-
ployed therein will be placed In the sam,
category as clerks In the Departments, and
thus sever their connection for the tim,
being with the typographical Union. suci
plan will probably be prepared for the con
sideration Of Congress. In this manner tn,
whole matter can be agrecably disposed OF
1t seems strange that such q prcjudic,
should so suddenly arlre against working
with "nigger." Our reporter In converse
ton few days ago with one Of the strongcs
opponents OF Douglass admission TO tn
Union, incidentally drew from him the re
mark that prior to the war he worked will
colored men In printing office In Nashville
Tennessee. Those colored printers wer
slaves, and their masters received thel
weekly wages. Why he should now refus
to work with colored man because he
free aud his claims are recognized, Is ques
ton the party himself could not satlsfactoril
answer
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The CATTLE MkaKsr.--At Drover's Rest,
the headquarters Of the cattle market In this
yiciniiy, he following sales wen made on
Fridays fhrc< hundred head Of cattle, at $50
t9.e5 per loo lbs. gross 1850 sheep and
lambs, at s9@s7 per bead cows and calves,
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BASE BALL.-An interesting and probably
exciting game Of base bail WIN be played by
the Olympic and National club, a 4 p. M.
tomorrow, on the grounds Of the latter.
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CALL AfKotss for the improved soda
from the Triumph, May Building, corner Of
Seventh and y streets. .E..la .r
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GRAND CososRr AND ExHmIroN.-The
Youths Moral Reform Club give their hast
entertainments this and tomorrow evening
at tho Ebenezcr church, In Georgetown.
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FoR ALL STYLES of Paper Collars 70 to
the Original Franc, i0i seventh street.
Prices 10, 10, 10 and Zoe. per box, 4
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FoH rIss White Pocket Handkerchief
90 to the Original Franc, 494 Seventh street,
between d and y. Prices Is, 90, Csc. and
upward.
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FOR SKINNER DRAWERS go to the Original
franc, 494 Seventh street, between D and
H. Prices 30, 30, Toe. u and upward. n
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NOTICED. W. Anderson, the colored
iu..lcs, n nc Peace ! cflice PIP istset, bc-
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NATHANIEL wILsoN has removed his law
office TO 400 Y street, near Seventh.
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BOYS IN BLUE.-A meeting of the officers
OF this organization will be held at Union
League Hall at s O'Clock this evening.
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MEETING OF THE SIXTH WARD REPUBLI-
CAN CLuB.-A special meeting Of the Sixth
ward Republican club was held on Saturday
evening at the church on Tenth street east.
The president, Mr.. Charles Champion, pre-
sided, with Mr.. @. 8. Riley, secretary.
AMER the meeting had been called 10 order
Mr.. George Lee Inquired why they were
called togetheri
He was informed that II was to take action
In view Of certain changes which had trans
pired In regard to the candidates for the ap-
preaching election.
1t was announced that Mr.. Josiah yena.
Bile, whose name had been mentioned as one
Of the candidates for Alderman, had de-
cided to withdraw. This leaves the field
open to Mr.. Charles Champion, the only
candidate.
An effort was made by the friends Of Mr..
James G. Dulln 10 present his name as q
candidate for Alderman, but on the question
being put Il was voted down.
There was evidently deep feeling existing
against Mr.. Dulin, and some Of those present
charged that he, with others, had made ar
rangements to place him In the field as an In
dependent Republican candidate. Mr.. Dulln
was present with number OF his friends,
but his opponents were too much for
him. The meeting then proceeded to name
the following persons from whom to select
Josiah Venable, VIM. Cowan, Robt. Slmms,
Clarence NJ. Barton, George Cunningham,
Frank D. Gaines.
When Mr.. Cowan's name was mentioned,
Mr.. Better inquired who he was.
Mr.. Cowan being present, was invited TO
tel who he was, and In short address
ayowed himself plainly and deliberately Ia
such manner as to meet the hearty ap
proval of all present.
Mr.. James g. Dulin then made q shoi
address, and was followed by Mr.. Mike
Shlnar, who spoke of the jealousies tha
seemed to exist. Everybody could not &c
offices, and he hoped that all good Republi
cans would rtand by the will OF the majorit,
aud work and vote for those who might be
nominated.
Mr.. Frank D. Gaines also spoke at somt
length. Both Of the last named speaker
were colored men, and they INDUCED In {
good deal OF criticism on the conduct Of Mr.
Dulin as politician. When Mr.. Shina
had concluded his remarks, q portion o
which were Mandatory OF Mayor Bowen, Mr.
Dulln who had accepted his castigatlon good
humoredly, proposed three cheers for Mayo
Bowen, and three for Uncle Mike.
| The maetinp then adinurned
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Two Men DROwNED.-During the heavy
storm of Friday night last two colored men,
named Charles Langtrce and Simon Tun.
stall, living near Four-mlle creek, were
drowned near Glcsboro. 1t appears that the
boat in which they were attempting to cross
the river capslzcd when about midway over.
The boat was observed to capsize by persons
on the shores also cries for help were heard.
As nothing has been heard OF the parties
since the occurrence, their friends In this
ncighborhood have arrived ut the conclusion
that they were drowned.
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OFFICIALLY NoTIFED.-Saturday after-
noon Justices J. T. q. Clark and Charles
Walter received officlal notification of the
appointment of their successors to the posi-.
ton Of police magistrates. Mr.. Clark there
upon notified the officers In charge of the
sixth precinct that he would no longer pre-
side over cases at the Central guard-house,
as did also Charles Walter to the officers In
charge Of the Seventh precinct. Justices
Wall and Schmidt, the new appointees, not
appearing on Saturday night, Justice Harper
dispensed the law at the above stations.
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BASE BALL.-The first Of series of mat ch
games Of base ball between the Olympic and
National clubs Of this city will be played on
the National grounds tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock. As both clubs are very strong
1t will be an exciting contest.
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FoR ALL KINDS OF Gents Furnishing
Goods go to the Original Franc, 494 Seventh
street, between D and E, three doors above
Odd Fellows Hall, as his is the cheapest
store in the District. And bear In mind that
he has no branch stores.
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Agriculture,
MORRIS SEED LIST.
= FL FL ID =,
FRESH. CLEAN. AND PURE.
Morris Vegetable Seed List.
SEED STORE,

Morris Vegetable Seed List.
SEED STORE,
* ~treet, Near Nineteenth,
OPPOSITE THE MARKET.
TREES. VINES. ROSES. FLOWER SEED, ONION
SETS, RHUBARB AND ASPARAGUS ROOTS.
TOMATO AND CABBAGE PLANTS,
FRUIT AND SHADE TREES.
EUMELAN GRAPE VINES.
Bears. bunch or snap, Mustard,
Beans, pole or running, musk Melon,
Beet, NAstuTtlum,
Brussels Sprouts, 0Era, or 6umbo,
Broccoli, Onion,
Cabbage, PATsIey,
Cabbage Plants, PGrsnip,
Carrot, Pepper.
Celery, Peas,
CGulihower. PotGtoes, early reese, &c
Gfsss' or Pepper Grass. RsdIsk,
SSra Salad, RRaSSib Roots,
Cheryil, Herbs In IAriety,
Rgg Plant, Satisfy, Oyster PlAnt,l
Endiye, Spinach,
KAle, Squash,
LssE, Ionsto Plants.
Lettuce, TuTnIp,
Martynia, Water Melon.
The above Seeds, &c, 10 variety, fresh aud gen
uine. lfyou want hgo Re 'e. oI Tree. ! cap supply
you. A, j.. NORRIS, Jr.J
MIA 2swSn Near NiRstsssh.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-24

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO GLrMoST.-
The steamer Wawaset will leave her wharf
at the foot Of Seventh street this afternoon
at $50 O'Clock for Glymont, the first grand
moonlight excursion of the season. The
pavilion at that place has been leased by Mr..
Jos. II. shafiield, and fitted up regardless of
expense by this well known and popular con-
fectloner. The excursion and entertainment
this evening Is under Mr.. Shafiield's Imme-
dlatc supervision, sufficient guarant-o tina.
the excursionists will enjoy themselves and
be well provided for.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-24

THE GREAT CENTRE OF ATTRACTION at
the present time is the Oak Hall Clothing
Emporium, No. AGO Seventh street, opposite
the post Office, because gentlemen know that
they can get everything In tie clothing line
at this establishment at the most reasonable
rates; because the style, flt and make Of the
mems, youths and boys clothing Is sure to
please the most fastidious; because the i'm
mense increase In Its business shows that the
public appreciates Its efforts to furnish to Its
customers goods Of the best material, made
up by experienced workmen, and warranted
to please. Call at once and make arrange
ments for your spring outfits.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-24
ANDKEW JOHNBON,
President Of the United BtatsG
Jos s. WILSON. CommissIoner.

NOTICE TO PRB.BMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-. emption
10 OF the lands within the tow ships and paTta
oftownships above enumerated, 10 required 70 %.
tablsh the same to the satisfaction OF the Register
aud Receiver Of the Land o noe, and make payment
therefor as soon as practicable after seeing this
notice, and before the day appointed for the com
meneement Of the public sale ot the lands embr
feited. JOS g. WILSON,
COmmissioner OF the General Land once.
NOte.-Under the regulations Of the Department,
no payment can BIO made for advertising pLoGlAmA'
tiOns exc 'pt TO such publishers AZ are speealyAu'
iebl5.MlS,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-24

FoR FINE White Shirts go to the Original
Franc, 494 Seventh street, between d and
E. Prices rs, u, sl.25 and upward. \