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The national Republican., 1869-03-10
Personal.

Charles A. Damn, editor of the New York
Sun, and Coates Kinney, editor OF the Gin
cinnatl Tin,s, are In town.
George wilkes is named In connection
with the Mexican mission.
Nasby Is lccturlng to good houses in New
York.
The English papers report the serious
illness Of the eminent artist MIllals.
Hon. J. D. Cox. Secretary Of the Interior,
arrived here yesterday, and IL stopping at
the Ebbltt house.
W. W. Wordcn, esq, was admitted yes.
terday to practice as an attorney In the
United States Supreme Court.
Judge Hoar, the new Attorney General,
has son In the Attorney Generals Office,
Mr.. Samuel Hoar, who was appointed pardon
clerk about three months since by Attorney
General Eyars.
Alexander Fulton has offered to present
the State Of Delaware three acres OF land In
the town Of Dover, on the condition that q
new State House shall be erected thereon.
lie also offers to plant all the necessary trees
gratuitously.
John G. Breckenridge arrived In Clncln-
natl on Saturday and was the guest of WASH
ington Mclean, Of the Cincinnati Inquirer,
until Sunday eve, when he crossed the river
to Covington, Ky, to receive the hospitality
Of prominent rebel sympathlzers there.
Charles @. Leland, who made very bad
translation Of Heinc's poems, has succeeded
admirably in humorous poetry. His Hans
Breitmdna's Party has attained the honor Of
a new and enlarged edition In this country,
and has received more favorable notices
from the press In England than any other
book Of American poetry ever published In
that country.
The following is list Of some Of the can
didates for some of the New York appoint
mcnts for District Attorney Orlando Stew
art, Charles 8. Spencer, F. J. Fithian, E.
Dclaneld Smith, Ethan Allen, John scdg-
wick, Hooper CYAN voorst, Henry R. Law,
NJ. s. Marshal, John D. McGregor, J. NJ.
Thompson; Surveyors, Abram wakcman,
General Merritt, Benz. Field, p. II. Jones;
Naval Officer, Alfred NJ. Wood, and dozen
others. Charley Spencer Is understood to
say that II Is all up with oil Of them II Mr..
Stewart goes into the Treasury.
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HEADouARrERs or the Army, }
ADJUTANT GErERAL'A OPPICH,

hDJUTArT OEFlCH,
wAsHisoroS, March ., 1909.
General Orders No. IL.
By direction of the President of the United
States, the undersigned hereby assumes COM
mand Of the army Of the United States. His
general staff will be
Brevet Major General Z. D. Townsend,
Adjutant General.
Breyct Major General R. B, Marcy, Inspcr.
tor General.
Brevet Major General NJ. c. Mcigs, Quar-.
master General.
Brevet Major General A. B. Eaton, Com.
missary General Subsistence.
Breyet Major General J. X. Barnes, Sur
geon General.
Brevet Major General B. W. Bricc, Pay
master General.
Brevet Major General Joseph Holt, Judge
Advocate General.
Breyet Major General A. A. Humphreys,
Chief Of Engineers.
Brevct Major General A. D. Dyer, Chief OF
Ordnance.
Breyet Major General A. J. Mycr, Chief
Signal Officer.
His personal staff, Aides de- Camp with the
rank OF Colonel from this date, will be:
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J. G. Mccoy,
I'd Lieutenant, I'd Infantry.
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel l.. NJ. Dayton,
Captain, 9TH Cavalry.
brcvet Lieutenant Colonel j. u. Audcn-
ried, Captain, 9th Cavalry.
Brcvet Brigadicr General Q. b. Conistock,
Major, Corps Of Engineers.
Brevet Brigadior General Horace Porter,
Major, Ordnance Department.
Brcvet Brigadier General +. 7. Dent, Lieu
tenant Colonel, 33d Infantry.
II. Generals commanding Military Depart
ments, In addition to the duties heretofore
required Of them, will give their special at
tention to the economical admin pistration of
all branches Of the service within their COM
mand, whether Of the line or staff, and to
this end will exercise supervision and COM
mand Of every part Of the army within their
limits not specially excepted.
III. General depots OF supply, arsenals Of
construction, permanent forts In process Of
construction or extensive repairs, general
recruiting depots, and officers employed on
duties not military, are excepted from the
operation Of the foregoing paragraph.
". All orders and general instructions to
the troops, or to staff officers serving In mil
itary departments, must 20 from the head
quarters of the army through the Adjutant
Generals Office, and through the generals
commanding the military divisions and de-
partments In which the officers arc serving;
but ordinary correspondence relating to the
details Of execution may be carried on be-
tween the parties concerned and the heads Of
the staff department or corps charged with
their execution. W. 7. SHERMAN,
General.
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MARRIED..

ARNOLD-FO0TB In this city, on the 9th In.
slant, by Rev. pr. suuderls d. At the Plrst Pres.
Sytsran ehqTsh, fRksGIs ksoI Ahsokp, Of NV New
Elisha Poote. Commissioner Of Patents.
EDGRRLBY-BARTLBT1- March 8. by Rev. E.
o. Crittenden, Mr.. JEROME EDuBRLBI, OF Peoria,
n. Y. to Miss MARY BARTLETT, Of this city.
RICHARDS0N-KEfN.- AT the ByAngeliea Lu /.
theran chapel, Georgetown, by Rev John J. su-
man. on Sunday, March 7, Mr. JANEs T. RicH-
ARDsoS. Of Washington. TO Miss CAROLISE ,.
BERTHA kRIs, OF same city.
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IOFFICIAL,1
HEADouApTERs OF rHE Army, !
ApJuTAsr asrssALs oIvIoE,

ADJurANT GHrERALs OFFtCE,
WASHINGTON, March 8, ls0o.
General 0rdsrs No. II,
The following orders Of the President OF
the United States are published for the in
formation and government Of all concerned;
Ii war DpARrsrSr,
wAsHIsaroH ciTI, Mareh 8, isp
By direction OF the President, General Will
liam T. Sherman will assume command Of
the Army Of the United States.
Tho Chiefs Of STAFF Corps, Departments
and Bureaus will report to and act under the
Immediate orders Of the General command.
Ing the Army.
All official business, which by law or regu-
lations requires the action OF the President or
Secretary Of War, will be submitted by the
General OF the Army to the Secretary Of
War and In general, all orders from the
President or Secretary Of War to any portion
OF the Army, line or staff, will be transmit
ted through the General Of the Army.
J. N. soHofIELp,
Secretary of War.
By command Of tho General OF the Army.
Z. d. TOWNSEND, A. A. @.
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THE STATE DEPARTMENT. - Secretary
Washburne was promptly at his desk early
yesterday morning, and was for an hour en-
gagged In examining his correspondence and
In conference with Mr.. Hunter, Assistant
Secretary. Visitors were then admitted,
when the following and others of note were
granted interviews Mr.. Edward Thornton,
British Minister; Mr. Hitz, Consul General
Of Switzerland; Senators Drake, Cragln and
Patterson Ex-Goy. Fenton, of New York;
and Messrs. Washburn, of Indiana, Wash
burn, Of Wisconsin, McCreery, Chandler,
Butler and Moore, and Mr.. Menard, the
colored contestant for seat in Congress
from Louisiana. The members of the House
Of Representatives simply called to offer con-
gratulations, and were received In body In
the reception room, where the Secretary re-
mained standing and shook hands with each
one as they passed In front Of him. At 1l;30
o'clock Mr.. Washburne left the State De-
partment for the White House, which fact
being announced by the messenger to the
visitors In attendance In the ante-room, In
very few minutes the building was cleared
Of the large number who were present. No
changes Of clerks, doorkcepers or mcsson-
gcrs of this Department have as yet been
made, nor Is 1t believed that many removals
will he made in the office force.
The national Republican., 1869-03-10

The appointment Of Gov. Cox to be secro-
tary of the Interior Department has given
very general satisfaction in this city, and
there seems to be but one regret, which is, that
1t deprlyes Cincinnati, for at least several
years, of one of its brightest and purest intel
lectual and social lights. On the FIST page
will be found the proceedings of meeting
Of the students of the Cincinnati Law School,
held on Saturday, after he had delivered his
regular lecture before the class, and an
nounced his determination to accept the ap-
pointment the President had rendered him.
The Governor left for Washington last eve
ming, and will, We suppose, assume the
duties Of his otilce tomorrow. His family,
VIC understand, will remain In this city for
one or two months, and will not remove to
Washington until after the coming sum.
CUtci,adN GdHttc
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Busi mess College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS CoLLBoB,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND brREBrs,
(Eutrnuce on ID Htreet.l

CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS CoLLB0B.
CoRsER oP. SEVENTH AND D srREErs.
lBntrsnee on d stIeet,)
WASHINGTON, d. O..
An Institution specially designed for preparing
young and middls.aged men and women 10 engage
Of others.
The branches taught are: Busipess Practice,
Book keeping as applied to all departments OF
business, Business and Ladies' Penmansbip, Busi-
ness, Arithmetic. Grammar, Correspondence,
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 eompe.
RATES OF TUITION A ssholarship., rood for
unlimited time In colleges located in Important
cities Of the country eos Local scholarships, good
ipr one year fro,o on date Of Issue, w. Tickets for
Al tuitions payabl In advaneei when paid in
instalments the rates ara ten per cent. higher.
Sessions are held day aud evening.
Glasses in French In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon
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DIED.

sHAw.-On the night Of the sth instant, at u
o'clock, FLoREkCB CECILIA, only child 81 Robert
The friends Of the family are respectfully Invited
70 attend the funeral this afternoo1 At 10 clock.
enue, between Sixth aud seventh streets, South
wash nEtOu
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ANDREW JOHNSON,
President Of the United States.
Jos g. WILSON, COmmissiOneF
NOTICE 10 FRE.RMPTION CLAIMANT

NOTICE TO FRE.gMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pTe.emption
to any OF the lands within the tow nships and parts
Oftownships above enumerated, Is required 10 es'
RbliAh the same 10 the SAtlslaeton OF the Register
and Receiver Of the Land o nee, and make payment
therefor as soon as practicable after seeing this
notice, and before the day appointed for the com
the tract claimed, otherwise sqeh claim Will bs for
Commissioner Of the General Land 0hice.
Note Under the regulations OF the Department,
no payment can be made for advertising pToolamR.
ll01s, except to Iueh publishers as are specially
leblj.MlIE
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t~BANKRUPTCY-Thc last amend

N.BANKRUPTCY last amend.
IN all proceednss CONNIE need after the rst day Of
January, 1892, no discharge shall be granted to a
centum of ibe claims proved srsInst bis estate.
npon which he shall be liable as principal debtor.
~ sGs, net su Sat rS% sss
provides that certain petitioners and all who com
PLY with certain eQnditions, can receive their dis
vlthstsndip the provision, In view Of Its limita
uons and c1eeptipas, debtors without assets are
of the country.
Persons In this District who still wish to avail
themselves Of It's benefit, aud who have no assets,
should examine carefully whether they are In.
eluded In the terms Of thu Limitation. The sub.
seriber will give Information this subject at all
times without charge. GEO. MASON,
Attorney At Law and Solicitor In BANKRUPTCY,
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Rr THIS rREsrBBEsss1rn rREsrBBEsss1r nSl 81 THE UNITED
ID STATES
A PROCLAMATION

ID STATES
A PROCLAMATION
For the sale Of certain lands In Wisconsin.
President of the United States of America, do
hereby deslsrsl and make known that a public
oaess. IN lie State Of %issOnsin. At the periods
Tcrfi ep base fias and Rsst er the fourth prfaof
At tn. Land odsss' 4 M'EsataSii B.yS.id commencing on
MoNbSY, he IiiS DAY q Nay. for the disPssssi
Of the tracts Of lands hereinafter named, Wis L
section Il, sections 2 :, 9. g. 10 "a Is, a. 49, 20 22
section s., sections IS and 80. township Is. NORTH
MFR &ss - Ss'f oSss line aud erms fourth prct.
,.op ! Msrtdtdr. -,-
M6NDiY. he sS DAY y Nay nsTt. foT he ais. S9
posal Of the tracts o. land hereinsfter named, VIZ
T9Tnships 81. s, 49, Si' S' &c. 81 IS. 30 and 10.
NORTH CJJdSs line and West Of the fourth lrinci-
pal Meridian
Township %, north Of range6 west,
r. IS, a d r. % p. "a g, "a z q, E e p,
tOwnShip 81, north of Tange6 west
Lands Appropriated by law for the use o. schools,
military, and other purposes, together with swamp
lands enuTinE uuGer the act Of september 2s, 1880,
The offering Of tho above lands will be com meneed
on the day appointed, and ll proceed 10 the order
10 which they are advertised until the whole shall
have been offered and the sale thus closed but the
and no private entry Of any of he lands viii be sd
mitod until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand, At the city Of Wash ngton,
this f9uTth day Of February, A. d. one thousand
eight hundred and sixty nine.
By the President: -
President Of the United States.
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STOVES AT COST.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THR SUB.
! sCRlBRR has obtained from !he ophaas'
lumbiA. letters Of NATURALIZATION O. a. on the per.
sonal estate q EAiLr 3. CLAPP, late Of wAshing-
claims IgAinst the said deceased are hereby
e exhibit !he same. With the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the 9Th day Of March
next they may otherwise by law be excl luded from
all beneat Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of MAreb, 1850,
X. W. CLAPP,
mhl0.W3w dmiuistFAtoTo o. l. a.
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
The New H.mp.hire Election.

The election for Governor, State officers
and members Of Congress took place yester-
day In New Hampshire. The campaign was
ono Of the most quiet that has ever been
known in that State, and consequently there
has been but very little excitement outside Of
its borders. There Is no doubt, however,
that the Republicans have carried the State
by an Increased majority. The following dis
patch, from the Journal office In Boston, was
received at the Jomna! office In this city yes
terday evening"
"Returns from New Hampshire thus far
Indicate that stcarus will have an increased
majority over HarrimaR's vote last year.
New Hampshire stands to her colors."
Later In the evening Hon. W. Z. Chandler
received dispatch from Hon. E. II. Rollins,
chairman of tho Republican State commit
tee, stating that the State had been carried
10y 1900 majority for the State ticket, and
ms lnsurcs the three Congressman and
thc state Legislature to the Republicans.
III 1868 Gov. IIarrlman's majority for
governor Wah :,i23, so that this years cleo
uon SHOWS clear Republican gain.
CONGRATULATGNU POsrWAsTgn GvSEP,r
CREswELL'-Among tho many dispatches
and letters received hy Postmaster General
Creswell in congratulalIou Of his selection AS
amomber Of the Cabinet, was the following
from member Of the executive committee
Of the Colored Republican Association Of
Baltimore
BALTIMORE, March g. 1850
Non. A K gresl0eH. PostnastI GsRsrai, Wash.
SiRi In behalf OF thousands Of loyal col.
orcd citizens Of Maryland, congratulate
you upon your appointment to a seat In
President Grants Cabinet. Our hearts have
been made to feel glad, and our faith In the
ultimate triumph Of true republican princi-
pies have been strengthened, from the fact
that your appointment Is an evidence that
the Administration Of President Grant In
tends to work out this grand result and we
are sure that the Administration will have
no more earnest or ADLER advocate Of those
principles that yourself.
With respect, remain your obedicnt ser.
want, GEORGE MYERS.
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

" wAsHIEGToS, D. G. Fob n, 1850
On the petition Of THOMAS J. SlIEuY, Of BUstul
Rehusetts, administrator Of the estate Of ATu
woodward, Sd, deceased, praying for the exteI
sion Of a patent granted to the said Arad Woo,
ward, Sd, on the 18th day Of May, 1888, for a
Improvement in Machinery for Spinning
II is ordered that the said petition be heard
this once on the 18Th day Of April next An
person may oppose this extension. Objection
deposl tiOns. aud other papers should be nled /
this once twenty days before the day Of hearing
feb22 .M3w Commissionef OF Patent
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Real Estate Agents.
JOHN R. ARRISOl
Butter.
Personal.

LIMITED sTAIEs PATENT OFFICE,
~ , w WAsISuTOS, D. Feb. 10, 1850.
X. MoRRisoE, Of Elmira, N. Y, praying for II
extension OF patent granted 10 them Spptcmb,
18th, 1863, and Teissued on the lIth OF October Is
for an improy yement In Boring Machine:
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at IL
ofiee on the % day Of August next Any peTsu
may oppose this extension. Objections, drpn
tiOns aud other papers should he hed 10 this ulll
ELISHA FOOTE,
feb2--M3w Commissioner Of PatCuts.
The national Republican., 1869-03-10

~rsPECIAL ATT
YS called TO the very hne NEW DINING
ROOMS for Ladies' and 0entlemeu, the only one
delphla, aud Boston style, Ladies' that visit Mr..
BRETT,s can come In and have the very best TEA,
ueaf " iAnlb.H
The national Republican., 1869-03-10

az SSISh1a s. In. IPaSSS nnSSbkh bhitsRs MEET: X
soClAIIQN Will 30 held At Trades Union Hall.
Pas., .ssdsSs. /. T IsSGs:d T. 81 SrS.s SSst e.
the PRESIDENT.
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l '0g 5oLgdBiA' TTE iii iSrH by toFR 'fEbR

John n Trook, Complt,
John Kelly. Thoma, Leyv No, ljii ln EquiN
and Ellen Levy, Defts.
On motion Of the complainant. by NJ Thorn
sOn, his soil citor, II Ii ordered that the d
herein on or before the Arst rule day ocCurru
forty days after this day, OlheTwiso the cause Vi
(sllned) 0EO = FISHER,
true eODY-Tslt: Jns s q u 1
X. J, MEIGr, Clerk fe62O E3N
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eW.MANY AMERICAN AND EURO
r kiS PFysi22tANs 2DANs PSs;,.IS. %. aqHTs 1I.,
sni remedy fcf byspspties, bsbiiitstsd, consu%p.
tive. TS.Vsls,.ss0,' hInys,S: ssd Weak rer;
White, ofNsW TSas, pya% have h us.a SgPH Hoyy ~
MALI BxrRAcr in practice, and the results have
been such a. 70 fully Justify the claims made for
want long felt" mhS.d
The national Republican., 1869-03-10

~-PENM IA n NsHIP.-The Under
tS STONED takes this method Of Informing
his friends and the publis genstsllS that be e
League Hall eyery MONDAY, wBDNEsDkY aud
FRIbAY EVENINGS Hours from 80 to p. IN.
- 80, in advance, 0rnanentsl Penmanship, In:
eludinE German Text Old BnElsh Lettering ,snd
PlourtshinE, els J. W. SWANk.
del-l
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Special Notices.

@ ciUB 81 rHf FiFrh WARD viii soId
ths! respisr meeting Al the Colored Baptist church,
souiS Csroiins sysnus, on TRuRsbAY sysT
ING hkxT, st7 O'Clock. All Republicans arg n
The national Republican., 1869-03-10

Inn AiiphNEI uhNEhALShiF'
The belief that there Is likely to be u
change In tho Attorney GeneralshIp has
generated active efforts on the part Of the
friends Of Mr.. Lyman TremaIne and Judge
Edwards Pierrepoint, each side endeavorng
to secure the appointment of It's fayorite, II
Judge Hoar goes abroad, as is now antici-
pated. 1t Is understood that the friends of
Senator Fenton are the active men for Mr.
Tremaine's contingent appointment.
AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE.
All p. m. to-day It became known around
the Capitol that the President lad sent 4
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LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC STATES.
REGULAR DISPATCH TO THE STANDARD
PORTLAND. june lis p. NJ.

PORTLAND, June lis p. NJ.
Gov. Moore and Ben. Hayden arrived
here last night
The schooner Alashu, Capt Beck, ar.
rived here yesterday morning from the
Sandwich Islands
The Wright arrived last night.
Weather warm. Business good.
WASHINGTON, June S.--Thc Rcpubli-
cans elected the entire City ticket by B.
600 majority. A colorcd Registrar, one
Alderman and seven members of the City
Concil elected.
Grant will attend the Peace jubilee at
Boston, thence he will 90 to Illinois and
will probably visit the plains.
James McDonough has been nominated
for Congress by the Democratic Conycn-
ton of Montana.
CHICAGO. June 9.-Elwin Booth is
married 10 Miss McVickcr.
Burchcrcd, Republican succeeds Il. b.
Washbnrn in Congress.
The Cubans arc making active and often.
sivc operations and were never in better
spirits or more sanguine of success.
Several National Banks have applied
to the Treasury Department for the with
drawal Of their bonds ON file as securities
for Government deposit, they say they de-
rive no benefit from the deposits, and pre-
fcring to use the bonds.
SUMMIT OF SIERRA NEVADA, One
Hundred and five Miles from Sacramento
June l0.--The Pullman palace train ar
rived here at half past one this afternoon
from Promitory Point at rate of from
thirty-fvc to fifty miles on level and
twcnty-four to thirty-fve on ascending
grades. The road generally is in good
condition, and thousands of workmcm are
daily improving it by leveing up the track
where it is slightly settled by heavy rains
There is no reasonable grounds for the
stories Of danger from any source, on the
; entire line across the continent
The fifty miles of rough road, on the
Union Pacific. east of Wasatch, is rapidly
being perfected. a month hence the time
between New York and San Francisco will
be reduced to six days.
WASHINGTON. June 10-Thc Negroes,
are still " Il state of excitement over the
election, and several have been locked up
by the colorcd police.
CINCINNATI, june 10.--A terrible tor
nado swept over Montgomery county,
Ohio, yesterday. Considerable damage was
done.
Hon. w. H. Seward arrived in Chicago
last night. lie intends going to San Fran
cisco. and thence to Sitka.
Dispatches from Central Illinois state
that the late rains have destroyed most all
the corn crops Replanting will be ncccs-
cssary, but fears are entertained that the
season is too far advanced for new crops.
LIVERPOOL, June S.--Emi grafton for
America is setting in strongly. Eight
thousand left last week
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CoRRUpTIoN.-Itis rumored about town
shat just after the dispatch from Walla
Walla which produced such CONSERVATION
IN the Radical camp was received, SC.
cret council of the faithfu! was held
and an agent dcpHcd to proceed forth
with to Clallam county and doctor" the
returns to suit any emergency. We know
not how true the report is, but subsequent
acts of several of the wirc-pullers strongly
confirm it. One Of their number left on
the steamer the same evening, having tcle.
graphed for boat to take him from the
steamer at certain point down the Sound
There never was more corrupt and vii
famous canvass than that just closed, by
Ga rfielde and his pack of knavcs.