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saw mills, per sauna treaty, three hund-
red dollars.
PONCAS.
For the sixth Of zen inslslnenls Of the
second series. 30 be pail for them or
expended for their benefit per second
article rel,y twelfth March, eighteen
huodred and fitty.eight, ten thousand
dollars.
For this amount, TO be expended du'
riog the pleasure Of the President in
furnishing such aid and assistance in az
dccultur,i and mechanical pursuits pro.
yijed Tor in the first p,rI Of the second
ari cc Of treaty of March twelfth. egha
teen hundred and fifty eight. as the
Secretary Of the Interior may consider
advantageous and necessary, seven thou
sand five bundrrd dollars.
POrrAWATOMIES.
Por permareDr annuity in silver, pet
fourth article treaty third August, sew
enloeo hundred aOd Ninety rge, seven
hundred ard and twenty four dollars
and seveuIy seven cents.
For permanent aonuily 10 silver, per
third article treaty thr.ieth September,
eighteen hundred and nine. threa hun,
died all sixty two dollars and thirty
nine cents.
For permanent annuity in silver per
third treaty second OeLober, eighteen
hundred and Gig cen, one thou'and righ,
hundred AMI oIeveo dollan and ninety
three cents.
For permanent annuity in money, per
second arIcle treaty twentieth September
eigh,Orn bundled and twenty eight, one
thousand four hundred and forty nine
dollars aue fifty four cents.
FotprrmnnenI annuity n specie. pr
second ariclu treaty twenty ninth July,
eighteen hundred and twenty nine, eIev-
en- thousand five bundr1d and ninety
SIX dollars and thirty three cents.
For life annuity to chief, per third
article treaty l~on'ieth October, eight,
hundred sui thirty two, two huHdred
dOiIars.
FIR lie annuity to chiefs, per MirJ
ar'iale treaty. lweny twenty ,ixlh Sap.
TENDER, eighteen hundred and lbirr,
three, sewn hundred dollars: Provided
That satisfactory evidence shall b,
shown to III" Secretary If the Inlerio
that the chieI or chiefs provided for b.
said articles are still living.
For education, during the pl1osur
Of Congress, per third article treaty o
October sixteenth, eighteen hundred ant
twenty SIX, secon sriolo ueaty Sep
tembar twentieth, eighteen hundred an,
twenty eight, AMI fourth article treat
October twenty seventh, eighLcen hund
red aud thirty two. five thousand loiIars
For the psrmanen, provision for ih
paymrn' of money IN lieu of tobacco
on, al d so' ;par SEQ mi or,icled lrOor,
twentieth September eighteen hundred
and twenty eight, aud tenth arliGls Q
the treaty Of the lGtn and seven eeen,l
June, eighteen hundred anil forty six
two hundred and seventeen dollars cut
forty Tire. cents.
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FIRST clause fourth article treaty OF June
eleventh eighteen hunlred and six'yIhree
fifteen thousand dollars.
For roohh Of the sixteen inst'lmeo''
for boarllng and clio hing the CHILDREN
VINO shall attend the schools. providing
the schools aud boarding hocses win
necessary furniture, the purchase OF no
ce'safy wagons, leans agricultural I'm
plem-nl', Iools,and so forth. and Tor leu
chg such lands AZ may be needed Tor
gardening and farming purposes Tor the
scho2l'a' per fourth clno'e fourth article
lresy Of Jnna nino. eighteen hundred
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NOTICE.

A LII persons desiring to obtain authority by
"a certificate to teach school in Mason county,
will hereby take notice that my public exam.
nation of Teachers. will, from this GATE. be
held at Mason CITY, OIL the THIRD SArUR-
DAY ofeach month. Noprivate examinations
will be given, except in cases of emery ncy.
JACOB BIRD,
supt. Pab. Schools Mason County.
MT 09-s
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For second orffeen iosralmenrs, be-
ing the third series, in money or other
wise per fourth article treaty fifteenth
March, eighteen hundred and fifty. four,
nina lhnnsnnd hnlinrs.
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PROFESSIONALS BUSINESS CARDS

MAsoSIc'
The regular communication Of Min.urn
Lodge No 10. A F. and A. NJ, are held
monthly on the night Of the full moon, the
same being Tuesday, or the Tuesday night
immediately preceding.
W L. RUFFNER, Secretary.
sept 10, lsG8-ly.
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MOLEL INDIANS.

For las often iusDnlman,s for keen
ing IN repair saw AMI 0oudog miIl9 anJ
,of me pay OF necessary employees ,h.
oen'h'' Of Which to be shorcd OlIke ~
alt tho coofcdorled bands, por ,eoond
article treaty twenty first Dccsmhs,
eighteen huodroI end fifty five. one
lh9ns I'd five hundred dollars.
For last Of ton rnNplmsnts for nav or
carpenter aud joiner to aid in er.,,ip,
buildings aud making furniture for sni !
Indians aodIo furnish tools in il, saII
'''Y'c'' per second article treaty twenty
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For sixteenth ins,Olmeut Of inlerOst al
Eve per cenIum, on oue hunlrsI thou.
saud do'lar,, for educational and other
beneficial purposes, as per second article
treaty May eighteen, eighteen buodr,d
and Gtty inut, five thousand dollars.
For sixteenth insalmenI on Two hun.
,arad thousand dollars, to be paid in
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a ~
sis,an, TEACHERS one farmer one earn |
epLrranl Two millsrs rs mar fifth ,r,icla |
treaty Juns ninth eighteen buodr-d and
sixty three. seven thousand sr hundred
dollars.
OMAHAS.
For tho second OF fifteen instruments
OF this amount, being hird Of srrics, in
money or otherwise, per fourth article
treaty SIX eentb March, eighteen hundred
anI fifty four, t~entS thousand dollars
For fourth Of ten inNalmeurs for keep
Ing in repair griSt and saw mill, and
support of blacksmith shop per eighth
article lreay March sixteenth, eigh'eeo
bundled and sixty five, thrOe hun !red
dollars.
For pay Of one ca ineer, twelve hun
drd dollars
For ioInh Of len iosalmcnts for pay Of
one miller par same treaties, nine hun
bred dollars
For fourth of ten nslalmpn'S ror pay
Of one farmer, per sams treaties, sever
hUodrel and twenty dollars.
or hlo,r,,a,'b y, -" ,",'''.,l'";' 'o' p'5
In0J,aIn a5 , 'ii"o "''"''' ''''"
$50 ~ ''"N -, , '','"'"
O9AuhS'
For interest on Sky nine thousand
one bundled and twenty dollars at five
per crn'um per onnum, being value Of
fifty four sections Of land set apart by
said treaty foreluc ,lionrl purposes three
thousand four hund.cI Gn4 fly six dol.
lars
For interest on three hundred lhous-
and dollars, at five per centum per an
nun, to be paid sami auuuaIly,io monoy
or such other Articles as the Secretary of
rha Int rior may ditectas per (lrsl article
treaty of September twenty n me, eighteen
hun red and sixty Eve, fifteen thousand
dollars.
For transportation of goods provisions
and 81 forth, purchased for the Gree, and
Ltre Usage Indians or so much thereof
as may be uoccssafy, three thousand 1--WE
bunlr.d dollars.
OrT,w,c ANN CurDpv,c an
MiCg1GHV " no W
~ A-'
W S.eo"u .. ''G' 'qu'' annual IN
I. ,,,s" I :" Vp'u u ,1o sum OIL Two nun
urea ana SIX thousand dollars, to be di'.
".ou'ru pr caP''a' 10 the usual maoner
- pay '"5 snn"ueS' per- 'nird ar icie OF
're',G OF ln'r'y ilrSt JnlY' eighteen hun
urea ana n,T h'e' nifty on' thousand
u'r nnna'ea dollars
FOR interest on one hundred and three
,nou,a"u I''i'''' at 1--WE per centom,
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lOWAS.

For intCres in lieu Of Investment on two
hrhdred thousand dollars, at five pei
'centnm per uunum, per second arlcI q
ue''Y OF January fourteen, oightser
hundred aud forty six, ten thousahd
dollars.
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Meat Market.

SIJS The undersigned would req
-lsAlAA peclmlly inform the citizens of Point
Pleasant and vicinity that he has removed his
Meat Shop to lIls new building on the corner
Of oh aud Maine streets, where will be found
at al times fresh beet, pork veal and mutton
also choice bacon, such AZ hams, sides and
shoulders Always on hand good supply Of
lard, tallow, &c. All Of which will be sold
in quantities to suit, at the lowest cash prices
0L'Fho highest market price paid for beoi
cattle calves, sheep aud hogs.
mch ll-U GEO BARCUS.
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Medical.
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those ssssI ana soiiiaIy gIssilss: mere isisi y
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call will full e0nn SsgSsIAoR ,,- ,r AZ,
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man. aud confidently rely upon his skih as ply
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may snsue. Now, Who that pderstaud :, the tnb.
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bcIiiitJ. a. WaStinG Of the Frame, Coughs, Con.
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aooi isSS rom the corner 9 no, 70 oS.sTvs as
sis'ps stamp = s. used p !As r.Siyi fst'S1.
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either business. study, society SI MARRIAGE .s,,.
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smaeistsd, having q singular appearance sbou, the
eyes, cough aud '{Y5 1GSS MEN Il consumption
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By the eonsequsnse Of dsviatnE from the path Of
sueh persons husr, before contemplating
reflect that .Pand mind aud body Src ne most ne.
becomes ,ysaTy piisriMass nc prosp.si hourly
ssstiCn That he happiness Of sROISST become.
Shsh''d T bisB sSfls G SHRpiMPRuDEsoE.
When the misguided and ipP,udent yotary q
nea sense q shame. o. dread q Siseovsrs. aetsfs
sii, into hand. q ,isacTsai tad SS;isPias pre-
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ss. snsh as 2assSu q iES Assd, rSaoat sS.:
Skin, &c, progressing with lrghilpl rApldlty tii
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no. SssiSsS 81 Si'' ZIP rgEss
within ihe last eighteen years. and the pgmerous
many other papers. noilses q Witch aSbssred
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Pst.sp,, writing ;hoqld % paTtisulsr y direct.
s Rs iSs letter. a y GLOWING
jesly baltimore. haryland.
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EoUirY CouRr.-Judgs DIN. This court
held short session, and was occupied m fol-
lows yesterday;
Yates 4 Selby vs.. Seitz. Order Of reference
to auditor for settlement OF trustees account,
aud for distribution.
same vs. same. Order for the unconditional
ratification OF q sale made to Elizt l.. Shoe
maker, and others.
Berry w. Fletcher. Certain goods having
been seized under attachment In this case, sale
thereof was ordered.
United States 81 rel. Hoar Il Brown vs.. Jas.
s. Kayanaugh. An appeal to the general term
was made from the order OF the court, made on
the 2jth inst, ordering the delivery OF certain
goods, &c.
]. Carroll Brewster vs.. Mock h Mcrriman.
On motion OF s. 5. Henkle, this case was or.
dered to be certified, to be heard In the first In
stance In the general term.
Devaughn va. Brayaeld. This 10 case grow
ing out Of the will OF the late Samuel De-
Vaughn. II was certified to be heard irst 10
the general term,
Wilson vs. Wilson. Order dismissIug suit
for divorce.
Adjourned
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liz CHANBzRs-BsJore Mr.. Justice FiIhT.-
Upon return OF = writ Of habsas eorpuI issued
on complaint OF Abraham Young, complaining
that q colored child named poksy Davis was
unl,wfu fully held In custody by Malyina Davis
The facts OF the ease were shown In evidence
to be as followsi
A eoIored man named Willis Davis went to
Virginia, and left the child In charge OF Nal
VIVA, Its grandmother. During the absence OF
the latter from the city for = short time the
child WAS left with the complainant, Young.
but the grandmother, on her return, took pos
session OF the child, and Young sued out the
writ. Upon hearing the ease Judge Fisher
discharged the writ and ordered the child to
be returned to the custody Of its grand
mother,
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SoUTu WASHINGTON SUNDAY School
CNIoS.-In consequence OF the long dis
tancc required TO be travelled by the schools
located away from the centre OF the city, the
Sabbath schools OF the Island have formed q
union by themselves, and will hold an amt
versary celebration on the nth instant. The
union embraces the Sunday schools of five
churches, the pupils OF which will be dis
tinguishcd by badges or sashes Of different
colors, as follows Island Baptist, rcd;
Seventh Presbyterian, green; Ryland chapel,
bluci Gorsuch chapel, pink; Sixth Presbyte-
rian, white. Peter NJ. Pearson has been
chosen marshal, and Messrs. Yeatman, of
Gorsuch chapel, and Mr.. Heusand, of the
Island Baptist schools, assistants. Mr.. B.
+. Lloyd has been selected as musical drec-
tor, and Mrs. Rachel Garrett as organlst.
The schools will assemble In the Smithsonian
grounds at q. M, and march to the Presi.
dents grounds, and from thence down 7
street to Wesley chapel, corner of Fifth aut
F streets, where addresses are to be deliv
cred by Rev. Drs. Newman, Samson aut
Sunderland. AMER the exercises at Wesley
chapel the schools will repair to their re.
spcctive churches, where refreshments will
be provided for the scholars.
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BASE BALL.-The opening game of the
season was played on Thursday afternoon
between the first niue Of the National club,
and picked nine. Agood game was played
in the presence Of quite number Of specta-
tors. The following Is the score.
NATtorAt
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES Tomorrow. Ser
vices will be held In the Methodist Protestant
church on Ninth street, between Z aud =,
both morning and evening. Subject Of the
morning discourse, "Thc Cross-a Magnet"
and In the evening, "Lot's Choice" Ser
vices commence at II a. IN. and 1850 p. IN.
At the swedenborgian temple, on North
Capitol street, between B and G streets north,
"The r. dcmption-what II Is, and how ef-
fected," will be the subject Of discourse,
commencing at II o'clock.
Rev. DR.. Boynton, assisted by Rev. DR..
Samson, will preach In the Thirteenth street
Baptist church tomorrow morning, his con-
gregation having been invited to worship
with that of the Thirteenth street church
until their now hall Is completed. Subject!
"Kindness OF our Heavenly Father"
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OAK HALL LEADS THE FASHION. Gentle
mems ready-made clothing, piece goods and
furnishing goods, at the lowest prices, 400
Seventh street, opposite the Post Office.
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SUDDEN DEATu.-Mr. George Bcardsly, O
native of this District, aged 81 years, was
found dead In his bed yesterday morning,
at the residence OF his brothcr-in-law, John
A. Miller, esq, at sos X street. Mr.. Beardsly
called on Thursday to sec his sister, Mrs.
Miller, and, although In Ill health for some
time past, exhibited no symptoms OF ap-
preaching death. This morning the family
were shocked at discovering his demise,
which must have happened soon after rctlr-
Ing last evening. The coroner was promptly
notified, but after an investigation, decided
an inquest unnecessary.
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DIsBASDMEST OF THE GOVERNMENT FIRE
DEPARTMEST.-The United States steam fire
brigade, after six years of service In this
city, during which time Its members have
won an onyiable reputation for efficiency,
bravery and daring In the performance OF
duty as drcmcn, was formally dlsbanded
yesterday, the members Of the Hibernia and
Rucker company yacatlng the quarters
lately occupied by them. The Meigs will
be retained for duty temporarily at the Uni
ted States repair shops, Lincoln barrack
depot, until the removal Of the shops and
buildings, which will take place during the
present month, when the engine will be for
warded to West Point, New York. These
fire organizations were principally composed
OF PEiladelphians, several companies OF the
fire department Of that city being repre-
scented In their ranks. The usefulness of
this brigade is attested by all classes Of our
citizens who felt just pride In the orgaui-
zatiol as one of the live institutions OF this
city, and generally regret the necessity that
called for its disarmament. We heartily
wish the retiring members of the brigade
success aud future happiness.
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LATEILLE AT LARGE AGNIN.-Latcllc, { c
young man whose arrest at the Executive
Mansion we noticed a few days since and
who was sent to the hospital at the work
house, Instead Of the lunatic asylum, as err
roncously stated, yesterday made his appear
ancc al the Central guard-hOusc to claim the
money (s5.3O) which was taken from him at
the time OF his arrest. Ia reply to inquiries
rs to how he got out, he stated that AFTER
dinner he put on his hat and walked away.
Lieutenant Kelley detained him in the sta
ton and notified Lieutenant Austin, of the
Eighth precinct, of the fact. lie will be re-
turned TO the wOrk-hOusC this morning.
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ALAHn OF FIRE.-An alarm OF fire was
sounded from box l2, Second street east and
X street north, at 0.l5 last night. The fire.
men responded promptly, but their services
were not required, as the alarm was caused
by burning brush In the country.
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Tue New YoRK CRcus.-This afternoon
and tonight will be the last opportunity
our citizens will have to witness the exhibit
lions Of the talented troupe ofartists compos-
ing this circus. We are glad to know that
the past week has been n successful one
with the company, who have demonstrated
to our citizens that flrst-class circus enter
tainment can be given without any vulgar
display which has heretofore seemed to have
been part OF the exhibitions heretofore
seen in our city. Remember the matinee
this afternoon.
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FINE NEW cRoP TEAS received at the
American Tea store, corner Of Seventh and
| street.
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WEIGHS FAMILY FLOUR by the sack or
barrel, at the American Tea Store, corner OF
Sc, enth and street.
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SLIGHT FIRE.-On Wednesday evening at
1880 O'Clock, n slight fire occurred at the
residence of Colonel Hood, on Ninth and Is
streets, Island, but 1t was cXtinguished by
the members of the late Rucker Fire Com
pany before much damage had been done.
No alarm was struck.
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PUBIIC SCHOOL EXAMISATIoNs.-The COM
mittcc on examination of teachers In the
public schools are preparing schedule of
dates for the examination of the different
schools, which they expect to have in readl-
ness TO submit to the board of trustees at
their next meeting.
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BOYS AND cumDRES's CLOTHING, In great
variety, at low prices, at Oak Hall, 400 Sew
cnth street, opposite the Post 0fiicc.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Cooper
" Latimer, auctloneers, have sold b.lck
cottage, containing eight rooms, on Q street
north, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets west, to Byron Sykes, for 1850 /;
also, lot 20, In Riggs and Plants sub.divis-
ion Of square EOS, fronting % feet by 95 feet
deep, to George Cowie, for IS cents per
square foot also lot 2s, In Davison's sub
division Of lots In square 200, 43 feet front
by 100 feet deep, to c. II. Moulton for IS
cents per square foot.
Mcssrs. Kilbourn & Latta, real estate
brokers, have sold lots l and 2, In Senator
sherman's subdivision Of suburban prop
erty on Fourteenth street road, Just beyond
the Columbian college grounds, TO Samuel
Love, for s3,0l5,60 also, In the same, lots
Il, IS and 10 to Major saxtou, for %, 1874,
and lots 20, 81, and 2s, to Thornton Smith
for $1,000.
Mejsrs. W. l.. Wall & Co., auctioneers
have sold parts of lots II and i2, In square
92, fronting on East Capitol street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets cast, with improve
mcnts consisting Of a hye.room frame house,
to VIM. Middleton for l,l50 also lot 4, In
square l,0sS, fronting IS feet on north A
street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets cast, to G. 7. Bassett for cents per
SOU ire foot.
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ddale for the position of Collector of Taxes,
Mr.. Thomas Lewis Is mentioned by a large
number of citizens. Mr.. Lewis has signihed
that If desired, he will accept the nomina-
finn
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Government Sales.
GALE OF LIBERTY ORDINANCE DEPOT. mis-.
. o., souRI

0RDsASoA ofrIor, wAR DrPAhrnksr,i
Is Pursuance o. ihs set d lgiy d, iss.. spd BY
BTiEbt nos, aseuslliuiiSs me 6fdnssss bsPSt
~ P6 5iS.F 4: Slsa:st ssss sSt %
ne premises, q u o'clock, meridian, on the 18th
The property consists Of Ten Acre, Of Land and
the following Buildings Of brlck,ylii - 7 r.
Stsas as sEs :.GsI sS ssr..
Kitchen, one story, IS feet By u feet, 1T
] Carpenters' shop, one story. " feet BY II feet
Blaeksmiths' shop. one story, ~ feet By " feet.
soldiers BarrAck., one story, " feet by II feet
Magazine, Is feet By Is fest. Z 81.
And, also, .seysrsl fsms Buildings, such q. Lab
oratotss sheds, pat .houfss. Corn-crib. feneinf,
good well and Cistern, Ac -
Further Description IL deemed unnecesssry. a. II
examine the premises y = - = ~ : -'-T -.
The Terms Il isie, !! prescribed by tho law under
whieh ne sale Is made, are one ihird in cash. The
ysars,wlth sir PCT cent lntsre.l on deferred pay
eIty. ~ : " = - -
Upon p.ymsni otthe. whole Of the purchase money
desd tR fss .imple will be executed under the seal
T. .. TREApwRLL,
nance, In charge. ..n apg0-w6t
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01

ELECTION OF oFFrcERs.-Last evening, at
a regular meeting Of Morning Star Lodge
No. 5, l. o. G. T., the following-named
persons were elected officers for the term
ending July 81, 1869: W. c. T., p. ID. Fos-
ter; W. V. T., Miss Laura McNalli W. c.,
Mrs. Lockwood; W. r. s., Herbert d. Bart
ley; W. F. s., Z. Lockwood; W. T., Mrs.
Z. II. Lewis; W. NJ, NJ. B. Scoleld; W. G.,
Miss Susie Finckel; W. s., q. A. Bots.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01

NOSBT Lo IERD.-Messrs. |. Il s. Abra-
ham, late with Is. Bernstinc, have established
Il lOan office at IS Bridge street, Georgetown,
where they are prepared to advance money
upon all sorts of collatcrals upon reasonable
farms,