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The national Republican., 1869-02-26
THE COUNTS.

CRIMINAL CouRr judge Rshr. This
court was occupied yesterday with the trial
Of DR.. z. Howe Ripley for manslaughter In
causing the death Of Mrs. Minerva Martin
by prescribing an overdose Of morphine, aut
the case was not concluded at Its close.
The defence, continuing the line Of evil
dence indicated on Wednesday, called the
following physicians: DR.. Blssell, DR.. John
son Elliott, Or. w. M. slowden, DR.. J.. J.
Draper, DR.. ]. W. Van Arman, DR.. @. B.
Puryis and DR.. Sutherland.
The physicians all testified that II the d.
rections contained In the prescription Of DR..
Ripley had been followed with exactness no
fatal results would have followed. Most Of
the physicians thought II would be danger
GUS TO intrust such prescription TO the dis
cretlon Of an ignorant person, because such
person could not determine the point OF
which TO intermit the doses. Some Of the
physicians thought that q person Of ordl-
nary capacity could tell when the pain
ceased and the dose should be stopped.
DR.. Bissell, the tutor Of DIR. Ripley, testi-
fed that he had sometimes given three grains
In cases OF great nervous disturbance and
pain, and that the practice had proven most
successful.
Capt. Wells testified that while he was In
the army, he had had administered to him
three or four grains Of morphia within O
short period; that the supply Of morphia run
ming short, II was administered In conjunc-
tlon with whisky, and that he found that
one half grain Of morphia followed by few
tablespoonful Of whisky was as effective q
narcotic as whole grain without the whisky.
Mr.. A. II. Dowell testified with Mr.. Mar
tin to certain facts on the examination be-
fore the coroner.
The prosecution then called some rebut-
ting evidence tending to show with Martin
and his wife had always lived peaceably to.
gether, and also recalled DR.. Slowen to
prove that on several occasions when DR..
Ripley had prescribed large doses Of NOR.
phla he had protested against II.
The evidence here closed.
Mr.. Z. Il. Price opened for the defence,
and II being arranged that the argument
should go on In the morning, the court ad
journed until that time.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judgs Cartier. = This
court held short session yesterday and was
occupied as follows;
James VS.. Gibson. Judgment by default
Clark VS.. White & Harley. Rule to en-
ploy new counsel Issued TO defendant on tho
motion Of Mr.. Sceva.
Brown vs.. Washington, Georgetown and
Alexandria Railroad Company. Mr.. Philips
as counsel for the receiver Of the road was
allowed to appear and plead, II being under
stood that costs were to be paid by the re-
| ceiver.
Miller VS.. wcdnt. Case referred to Auditor
by agreement.
Cailln VS.. Markcy. Judgment ordered
against surety.
Small's administrator VS.. Meade. Leave
granted to examine the defendant before Q
commissioner.
CASES TODAY.
The following cases are assigned for tria
to-dayi Nos. 1S0, 387, $3.50 and l3i.
Adjourned.
EQUITr CoURT-yudgs Wvlie.-This cour
made the following order yesterday
Mcrrick vs.. Dixon. Order referring cas-
to the Auditor.
! Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

THIEVES SENT OrF.-A gang Of six we'll
known professional thieves arrived In the
city yesterday morning, but their presence
in town soon became known to Detectives
Clarvoe and Bigley, who shortly got the
crowd together and informed them that their
presence would not be necessary al the inau-
guration OF Gen. Grant, and forced them to
take the next train for New York, under
penalty Of being sent to the work-house as
vagrants.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

FmEMEN's PAY.-Yesterday afternoon the
fremen were paid their salaries for the
months of January and February, upon a
check issued by the Mayor. The iremen
are in high glee, and will thus be enabled to
put "their best foot forward" on the occa-
sion of the Inauguration.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

SERIOUSLY ILL.-Mr. johnson X. Rodgers,
Of the Cherokee nation, gentleman well
known to most OF our citizens, and for long
time clerk to the Senate Committee on Print
Ing, is lying dangerously Ill at his residence,
330 q street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets. Mr. Rodgers, while standing In the
suddenly seized with vertigo, and fell to the
floor. Some thirty years since he was In
Jnred by falling through u platform, and
from the effects OF that injury has never fully
recovered. II Is thought that his recent fall
aggravated his original Injury. His complaint
has assumed the form OF congestion.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

TRADE SALE OF CoAL.-The FIRST trade
sale OF ten thousand tons of Cumberland
coal, will take place at Rays docks In George
town, ut II o'clock this morning. The cargo
this month Is from the Cooke mines, near
Cumberland, Nd.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT Asso-
cIATfoN.-The following named gentlemen
were elected as officers OF the Washington
National Monument Association at the meet
ing held on the 22d of February: General U.
8. Grant, second vice president; William W.
Corcoran, third vice president; J. B. IL.
tary. The President Of the United States Is
President Of the society, and the Mayor of
Washington Is first vice president cr-o1icio.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

JUSTICE TO ALL, plrtlallty to none, is
strictly observed at Geo. c. Henning's cloth
Ing store, No. 5ll Seventh street, where but
one price is asked, and no less taken for any
or all articles.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

CoSsT0NEEs of the New York and Wash
ington Steamship Company will see by the
advertisement Of Agent Houghton, In another
column, that they will please attend to the
goods without delay which arrived from New
York per steamer Virginia.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

A LUCKY EscAPE.-On Wednesday even
Ing, Mr.. Washington Nailor, with lady
friend, was returning from a drive on the
Virginia side Of the river, and when about
midway between the causeway and the north
draw, one Of the relns broke and his horse
dashed of at full speed, but shortly brought
the vehicle In contact with the guard rail
with such force us to throw the occupants
out aud precipitate the horses and vehicle
into the river. Fortunately neither the gen.
tleman or lady received no serious injury,
and the horses, after remaining in the water
upon the fats several hours, were got out
sufely,
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

MRssRs. W. G, METzERoTT & Co., sole
agents Of Stelnway's pianos aud Mason 4
Hamlin's cabinet organs, announce that al
their wareroomB may DO found u number OF
pianos Of various makes at very low prices.
They give price list in their advertisement.
Look at II.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

u GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WHITE ASH,
GkRsFNj,4f SkR AS!t, fali 'ir'''
TtdHskLkND COAL, run Of miuo.
Do. do, lump
-" POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED.
Az AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
ss- Now Is the time for families to put In their
wiuter's supply.
Southeast corner Of New York aNenue aud Fiji
trenlh street, Eairn'S new hnilding, fhrm-rly at
ny Ninth street, between aud y. Yarl and
whArvss foot of seventh street, ausl.u
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

VALUABLE BoXs.-Messrs. Philip & Solo
mons make known through our advertising
columns to-day that large supply Of new
and standard books have Just been received,
special mention being made Of the Carpen-
ter's New Guide Book, an invaluable work
Tor the builder, and one which should DO
consulted by every intelligent carpenter.
me ne "nlde BOOK TO Washington Is useful
little book, and the Photographic yIews Of
gLbllc buildings In this city which are pub.
llshed by this firm are handsome So,,yS,,i,.s
OF visit TO the capitnl of the nnilnn
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

Mr.. Nalley moved that the President pro
tenn. be added to the committees which was
agreed to.
Mr.. Bates moved that the President be also
added TO the committees which was agreed TO.
The Board took a recess and reassembled
at 10 O'Clock, when q substitute was received
from the Board Of Aldermen somewhat slmi-
lar to the resolution Of this Board; which
was concurred In.
The Board then pdiourned,
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

The Fourth ward Republicans will meet
tonight at the church on L street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets. Several speakers
will be present and address the meeting.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

BREAD FOR THE PooR.-Mayor Bowen has
concluded an arrangement with Mr.. j. +.
Seitz to furnish from three to four thousand
loavcs of bread daily for the relief of the poor
of the District.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LAND
n WARRANTS.
To III uhoIn II may concern;


DgPARrMgSr or THs lErKRIoA,l
PgssIos OFFicE, Feb. o, 1850. !
Applications having been made under the act Of
June -, 1850, for the reissue of ths following de
seribed Land Warrants, which ara alleged to have
been lost or destroyed: Notice Is hereby given
that AT the date following the description Of each
warrant new eertineAts,or warrant Of like to or
will be roissusd. " no valid objection should then
No II. sJ7. for 100 acres. issued under the act Of
September, 1850, In the name Of Lucinda, widow OF
7. Loyejoy. and was granted August n, iso6-May
No, Hlss, for 50 acres. issged under the act Of
March .. 1855, In the nsme Of LaIaIa. Tilley, and
wss granted August 8, lsSe March 70. ls,s.
No, II. ss2, for l acres, issued under the act Of
March 8, 1855. in the OF Lydia Carlton, widow
of yohe y Carlton, and was granted Deeembsr 81,
No, 10, $780, for 100 acres issued upder the act Of
was granted E 9eteSsr q. iss1. April 70. isse
March s, 1855. in the name of bsiey. D., ,Chsnsy,
and was granted September 4, ls0l April ~, 1862
No. SOS. for 30 acres. bsued under the act Of
March 5, 1850, 10 th. name q Bailey D, Chanoy,
and was granted October %. 1855. April a. 1900.
No: S,es7, fsT % acres. issued under the act Of
aud was granted December %, lsJl, Nay !. lsS.
CHkls. cox,
Cammls-loner OF PensiOuH
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

PROPOSITION TO CONTEST THE GEORGE
Town ELEcTIoS.-A private meeting Of
some Of the Republicans of Georgetown was
held last night, at which J. Bell Adams,
esq, was present, urging, as a lawyer, that
some action be taken to bring the recent
election In Georgetown to the notice Of the
District courts, to the end that the entire
proceeding be declared null and void by rea-
son Of the failure of the board Of registra-
tion appointed by the court to follow the
strict letter Of the law In holding their ses-
sions. The law requires that the board shall
hold session for the revision Of the lists five
days before the election, and II Is alleged
that the registers closed their books on the
Saturday week preceding the election, thus
making eight days instead OF five. II was
also urged that q protest be prepared against
Mr.. Sweeny, the Mayor elect, being sworn
into office on that ground. The attempt
will probably be made to bring the matter
before the courts.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26
BANKRUPTCY NOTICR.

To all the eredItora Of p, A. DARSRILLE. who
have proved their elAimat
You are hereby hoIlaed to appear before the su-
bankruptcy, on the 18th day Of March. is6e, at
10 o'clock, m, at the City Hall. wGshipE ton
debts should not be granted to said Bankrupt. You
are zlsb notified that the ID aud I'd meetings Of said
Bankrups creditor will be held before the Regis
ter at the same pl ace at u o'clock. m.
DAVID s. GoODISg,
o. 8 Marshal OF d, @, AS MesuenReF
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

BOYS IN BLUE.-Commissioned officers of
the Boys In Blue will meet at Wlsewell bar
racks this evening at 1880.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26
TINTED STATES PATENT oFPIoB,

y wAsHIsares. b. O., Fsb, 70. 1850
NJ On 'he petition Of JoHs TTLRR, Of West Lebanon,
new Hampshire, praying for the extension OF a
patent granted him on the 22d day OF NAY, is,5'
Tor an improvement in Curbl for Water whoelIt
once on the 30 day Of May next. Any person
may oppose this extension Obleelions, deposi.
twenty days before the day Of heArinE. '''
febB.ThSt Commissions5 az Pstassi.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26
RANKRUPToY NOTICE.

TO all the creditors OF s. II. swEErLASp, who
haye proved their elGimsi ""'
You are hereby notified to appear before the su-
Rrens Court Of the Dstriet Of Columbia, tltting In
bApkrnptcy, on tho 81 day Of March, lS0D, al 10
oelnek, a. ~, AZ the City Hall. Washington city,
e shlT cause why a discharge from alt his debts
should not be granted 70 said Bankrupt You are
also notified that the "a and Sd mestl1gs Of said
bankTupt's creditors viii be held before lie
Register at tho same time aud place.
by ordor Of the Court.
DAVID s. GOpDIRG,
MALshsl Of D, c., a. MesrenEsr
Test X. j. MEIos, Clerk, fsiiSsa
The national Republican., 1869-02-26
IsbSs;;!.wsw.

ORPHANS COURT.
~ yASuAkT 30, lsfe
District Of COlumbia, Wdshfnoton Counfv, to ioit:
In the case OF CArHARisB CoksoR, admins
Uatrx Of JouN CoSNoh, deceased, the admins.
tTatrx aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the
Orphans CO ~ q Washington County sforssaid.
appointed TUESDAY, the 2sd day or February,
A. d lsD, for the nnal settlement aud distribu.
Of the personsi estate Of said deceased, and Of
collected and turned into money; when and where
all the creditors Had heir. Of SAID deceased are
yOuehsd, or they may otherwise by Law bo sx-
cluded from all benefit In said decsa.cd'a estate;
provided copy Of this order be pu bl I'D once
week Tor three weeks in the NAriOSAL REPupLI.
oAs. previous to the said day.
Test; JAMES H. O'BEIPNR
fel M3w' RegiAter of villa
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

PRoP. Il. REYBURS will deliver the closing
lecture upon operative surgery at Freedmen's
hospital, at $3.50 p. m. to-day.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26
LIMITED sTAEEs PATENT JPFIoE,

y u..I., WAsIN0f0N, D. O Fab, 10, 1870.
sSa.Sa Of pasnt Es.a.sd PfS.y1Pss ,Ssyn aST tsS
i1TS, and TS,,iusd Sa The th e October. ise.
Ia Ortered that the said petition be heard at this
ohiee on the "a day Of August next Any person
may oppose thlA extension. Objections, depOsi-
tlonsA other papers should he hlsd 10 this On CO
twenty days before the day Of bearing
ELISHA RO0TE,
isb2-M3w Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26
Paints, Oils, &c.

DANIEL sHANAHAN, llats Of the nrm Of Mar
~ tin shanAh,n.) Sii Pennsylvania avenue,
between sixth aud Seventh streets, dealer In Paints
Oils, Window Glass. Coal OIL, Lamps. Chimneys.
varnish, Glue, Brushes, Alcohol. Turpentine. he.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26
INTHgEo "a SURRsME A G99gRT TIE DISTRICT
RUAkY, 1860
l22s, Equity Docket 8,
ruurIa al al

Curtis OF al.
JoHS J. yOHNsON, the trustee appointed In this
cause aylnE rePortsd that he did. on the lst day
passed thersin. sell lot ten 0) in square No eIi
thAt t5s ,5t same "a MAs putenssea py H9hn w hrAhn
sAlei 1t 10, therefore, on motion OF JoHS J, JOIN
ist dSX ~ FsbrusSy b Iss,a oris1sS KIM % M,
sAle be ratided and e0nhrmod, unless cause to the
~ ApsiI NEXT nroyidsi aopy OF t6s opdsS bs nnh
lished In the NATIoSAL REPUBLICAN, once a week
for three spccsssiys weeks before said lst day of
April, A. ID. 1880 OkO, y, FISHER,
Justice =. c. b, g.
Test Il, j. hEIss, Clerk, fsloPa
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

Tue FIsE-ART GALLERY oFTHE Y. NJ. C.
A. FAIR.-It was our privilege to be present
last evening at the private opening exhibit
tion OF the magnificent collection of paintings
which are to constitute the fine-art gallery Of
the Young Mems Christian Association fair.
Over a hundred pictures have been carefully
selected, not only from the private galleries
OF our own city but from other cities, under
the direction OF Mr.. J. Humphries, late of
have been arranged with exquisite taste and
to the best advantage In rooms specially fitted
up for their reception.
The ante-room is devoted to chromos, pho
togrnphs, &C., among which the beautiful
reproduction Of Church's new "Nlagara"
attracts at once the eye.
From the ante-room we enter n room de-
voted to pictures for sale, and we were sur
prlsed and pleased to find so many gems OF
art exhibited. Prominent among them we
noticed u strangely interesting painting Of
Mount Sinai, by Mr.. Kellogg, painted from
studies made on the spot in 1874. There is
here, also. beautiful sea piece by Ham
ilton.
This "Home Department" of the gallery
opens Into the main gallery, where the great
est interest centres about Rossiter's magnih-
cent painting Of Jeremiah Rehearsing his
Last Lamentation to the Prophets and Chief
Captains OF Babylon" This picture is alone
worth the price Of admission to see. This
seemed to be the feature Of the evening,
gaining the admiration and praise OF every
one. We were also pleased to see the ''Trial
Scene Of the Merchant Of Venice" which Is
on exhibition through the kindness of II.
d. Cooke, esq. We will not speak Of others,
but advise those who love the "fine arts" to
not miss this opportunity.
Among those present last night were Gen.
o. o. Howard, DR.. Boynton, Prof. Lewellyn
Pratt, Prof. Baird Senator Pomeroy, Hon.
Z. B. French, Hon. Amos Kendall, Hon.
Peter Parker, Geo. E. Baker, esq, and
others prominent among our citizens.
To Mrs. Senator Pomeroy Is due much
praise for the manner In which she has col
lected many OF the most important paintings.
The gallery will be thrown open to the
public tomorrow, and will be open daily
from 10 in the morning to 10 In the evening,
at price Of admission which will place the
privilege Of enjoying these works OF the best
masters within the reach Of all.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26
IVE0-Iu hyIuNHEeI 2 uIVou blAToN MAJ
IINITRp RTArEa PArENr nRRIcE

~ -.,., WAsHINdroE, D. O. FEB. IS, 1900
On The petition Of TnoNAsJ slLsbT, Of boston,
Massachusetts, AdministTalOT Of the estate OF AFAd
Woodward, Sd, deceased, praying for the exten.
sion Of patent granted TO the SAID krsd Wood.
Improvement IN hAehinery for spInninE;
, noIdered that the said petition be heard at
person may oppose this extension. ObIectIonI,
deposillona, and other papers should be hled IN
feb22. MJw Comnisainnnao pptih,
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

The BOARD OF TRADE will have special
meeting this evening for the election Of OIL
GERS for the ensuing year.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

TnB Washington Sunday Lycsum meet
Hall, Ninth street, between D and z.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

VINO rs HEi-A very gentecl looking Ger
terday on the lookout for his wife, who had
run away from him. The constables were
Informed Of the circumstances, and one OF
them, while on his way to the county yes
terday to serve warrant, met the lady In
question In a carriage with female COM
panion, aud two sporting" gentlemen from
this place, on her way back to Washington.
The husband, when told Of what the officer
had seen, returned to his home, with mind
not much composed by the result OF his
search.-Atsr. Gazette, FEB. "a.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26
ORPHANS COURT.

ORPHANS COURT.
" fEBRuARI 10, lSp.
District or COLUMBIA. Washlnoton County, 10 0R:
Ia tho case Of EDwAnp N. THuRsros, BIseu-
eeutriH afofs,aia has, with tSs seproS.tien Of
the Orphan Gent q washingioa sounty ,.fors.
A.. b, isp, for the nnai settlement and dis.
triIution Of the pers2nA estate Of said deceased,
been collected and turned Into mosey; when and
where all the creditors and heirs OF said deceased
are notined e attend With their claims properly
eluded fIom all benefit in said deesasel's estate;
provided Z copy Of this order be published once q
cAs previous to the said day.
fsbSSs;;!.wsw. 'As' RRRSlsisisFfS&ur RR.'lsi.r y S&ur,
The national Republican., 1869-02-26
Books and Stationery.
SAMUEL \. G.. BARBOIIR.

BOOKS hsb srSPrdNERY, snhddL snhhLE hSp
bL4Tk 4kEEroSGs RS1s sskscGS5ktffESsss pEss AND
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND VIOLIN
NO, S7s SEVENTH STREET
ja6.eotf Bet, II and l.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26
fCommuuieated


THE Hoo NuIsAsCE.-Much has been
written and said about the hog nuisance. II
was hoped that our new Mayor would rid
the federal city OF II, and many good clti-
zens still hope that this matter is not for
gotten by the powers that be. No owner Of
cattle, geese or swine could in reason COM
plain II compelled to keep his focks and
herds out Of the city streets. II the Mayor
should insist that this should be done he
would undoubtedly incur the dlspleasure and
ill-will Of some; but we, his friends and the
friends Of good government, would cndeayor
10 make our chorus Of praise and thanks
giving to him loud enough to drown all the
curses Of the owners OF street livestock.
There Is (or rather was) a beautiful spot Of
ground at the corner Of Twenty fourth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, half acre or so
In extent, which has been completely rooted
over by swine within few days past. This
ground, be II understood, Is directly adjoln-
Ing Washington's great thoroughfare, Penn
sylyanla avenue, opposite the residence Of
DR.. Newman, and one Of the finest localities
In the city, as you, Mr.. Editor, or your re-
porter may see any day by riding up In q
street car to Georgetown. This Is the spot
where Sunday afternoon outdoor meetings
have formerly been held In the summer
time, aud a beautiful place II was for that
purposej but II is now entirely spoiled for
any such usc. We all know that is impossi-
BILE to have everything Just right, and far be
II from this writer to blame the Mayor or
anybody else. It Is rather difficult to under
stand, however, why the nuisance In ques-
tion may not and should not be abated. II
would be no unreasonable thing II our hogs
at least should be prohibited from running
at large on the most frcqucntcd streets and
avenues. Such things have often been done
in other cities. But II they must still be al
lowed the freedom Of the city, to roam at
will before every mans door and over every
spot Of arabic ground, Il should at least be
required OF their owners to put rings In their
noses. Don't you think SO, Mr.. Editori
7. b. A.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26
Bookbinders.
Cigars and Tobacco.
SUPPLIgs FOR THg U, s, NAVY AND TRANs'
. PORrATION

No. % 2'BRokDwGT, Nav YoRK, ,Peb. Is, ,is6o
Sealed proposals. to be indorsed on the en- nyelope
Bids for Supplies or Transp ,rtaIinn,n - las ths
case may be- W III be received at this ofice until
o'clock. p.m the lst pr0H.. for the following
supplies aud TrAnspJrtAtion supplies to be Of th-
best quality, and delIyered free OF expense al the
Navy Yard, New York. subject to the usual in.
'BfRgi 'BTfRRgRiAtGp 81 iEaGIFaksr AND RECRUITING
6o l9s tsos, 4, 0. .. 7, s, 100 lbs, eaehj Thread
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
About go square feol of Cha mers' patent non
oondqc!ors, delivered aud httsd upon the boilers.
BURRAU OF PRoyIsIoS rs AND CLOTHING,
Transpo tAtion from the Navy Yard, New York,
direct 10 Hong Kong, ChinA. for 100 barrels bspi
aud pork. DDS boxes preserved meat, IS half bbls
dried apples, 20J half bbs butter, Is boxes tobaC.
co, III boxes soap, % bales clothing, and 100 boxes
eandl = Total measurement about s. Us feet,
As', for Nagtsaki. Japan, via Hong Kong, for
tlb xes tobacco, lSj boxes soap, 2boxss sundries,
And W bales clothing, m"asuring about 10 feet
The is reserved to reject any or all bids that
m-ni kesponstbe security required foT the prompt
aud faithful delivery Of supplies twArdei, twiIhin
~ days., Blank forms, with further particular,
may be obtained at this Office Proposals. fIT trans.
pOrih ION to state mama Of vessel, when ready to
racriye cargo. aud probable day Of sailing Freight
payable In currency, after return VI TSeeipted ill
Of LtdinE, W thOut primaEe. Proposals not duly
lndofsed IN the envelope, aud not made In all re
speo!s to conform with this advertisement and
blank forms furnished, will not be considered.
Parties making proposals are invited to be present
NJ the hour nAned, when the bids will be opeued.
feoa.ta II Ii i
The national Republican., 1869-02-26
Wood and Coal.
PER CORD

S6 wooDi woSbi SSHHD woopi S6
Prime plue, bright and full length. delivered free
Of extrn charge. Yard on see ind street, between
d ald streets. Orders eau DO left at tho follow
ing places:
Jam,s H. Stone. Druggist, corner Seventh and l.
streets,
%, C. Edmond., Grocer. Third street aud New
York avenue.
n. W. Burchell, Grocer, Fourteenth aud y street.
Jas. kedfern.G Grocer, Nineteenth street nd Penn.
sylyan'A avenue
f1la-lm,