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RY COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers,
- Successors TO Jas. G: Mcclure Co,


TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT AND HOUSE ON
3TH STREET WEST NEAR STREET NORTH
IL By virtue of deed Of trust from II. G.. Fox,
E. Trustee Of Mary W. Hobbs, dated the 3Oth day
%kof November, 1865, and recorded in Liber Il
and H., NO B. folio 4Ol, ct seq and at the request OF
the holder OF the debt secured thereby, the under
signed will sell on the premises to the highest bid
der, on MONDAY, the 81 of January, 1870, at 4
clock m. unless the debt is paid before that
day. Lot numbered seventeen I'D in G.. M. Thom's
subdivision of square south of square numbered four
hundred and seventy five (square south of 5D the
same is recorered in the Office of the Surveyor of
the City OF Washington, in the District Of Columbia
With the improvements ct cetera the said debt being
{ S3l 81, with interest from November SDth, 1858
s are .a,s easss al an Sa a s. 10
due within ye days. and the residue of tile purchase
money in SIX; twelve and eighteen months, with in
tcrest frcm the day of sale the purchaser 10 give
notes for the deferred payments 10 ber secured by
deed oil trust on the premises and pay the cost Of
stamps and c0nyeyances; and if the terms sale are
not fully complied with within five DAYS from the day
OF sale, the Trustee reserves the right resell the
property Tor cash at any time thereafter day
in default. A HYDE frustae
deg 3tawtds COOPER LATIMFR Aucts
by COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers,
u 70 II a ~ <
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Rf COOPER a LATIMER. Auctioneers
~ successors to J. G. Mc(iuire A Col
Southwest corner Of Penua ayenue and Irf, ~
TRUsTEEs' SALE, BY JUDICIAL DECREE,
OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL EsTATE
in llTN II MI

OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
IN The CITY OF WASHINGTON.
"a by virtue Of a decree of the supreme Court
IT,: OF the District Of Columbia. dated NOvember
hJth, lr9 passed in n certain cause therein de-
pending. IN which Bayliss King is complainant and
catherine hing and others defendants. the same
being chancery cause number l6sl, shall ssll "a
1rusfees at public auction, ON SATURDAY, tho
eighteenth day Of December, 1853 at clockp m on
the premises, Lots numbered nine, o. ten, flOl
eleven, III twely H. thirteen, l3 fourteen Ig
hfteen, U.s. and sixteen. l6 in square numbered
one hundred and seventy two, tl72,l as laid down
upon the ground plan Of the city Of Washington
These lots trent az feet inches 18th street west
between ID and streets north, l23 feet inches on
NORTH street and l23 feet inches north street
On Lot 10, facing street, there two Frame
dwelling Houses. The property has been subdiyi-
ded for the convenience Of purchasers into building
lots fye OF which front north street four front
on LIST street west, and six front north street
One lot will be offered with the privilege Of all.
diagram, showing the subdivisions, viii be exhibited
at the sale.
Terms Of sale one-third cash; and the balance i'm
Two equal payments. at six and twelve months with
interest from day OF sale, secured by the
notes, endorsed 10 the satisfaction Of the Trustees
All conyeyancng, including stamps, at the cost OF
the purchase deposit Of sS on each lot when the
JOIN II JOHNSON Trustees.
de7-d&ds COOPER A LATIMER, Aucts.
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GILMAN INFANT SCHOOL.-Two hours per
W DAY for children from TO 9years Of age Tuition
u per month. Inquire q SIG q, one door from 9th
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-25

TN PROBATE. -Manitowoc County Court.
& IN the matter Of the estate of Frederick
Lang, deceased
On reading and fling the petition Of Chris.
tina Lang, Administrator, setting forth tb
amount o. personal estate that has come 20
his hands, and the disposition thereof: The
amount OF dtbts outstanding against said de-
ceased, aad description Of al the real estate
OF which said deceased died seized and tho
condition and value OF the respective portions
tl1ef@tti and PRAYING that license be to her
grasteffo sell AT the real estate to-wit: The
uaaivideG f-3a9f nee df1Iwq and the nh Disco
Of nwq Of Eectiin kolI, town IS range 20 east
Being gu acres, and II appearing by said pcti-
uYn, that there j. pot sufficient personal estate
in the hands bf' said Administrator, to paw
sad detss, kAEtisai it is nccessoyin order to
pay tbe same, 10 sell an of said real estate: it
is therefore ordered, that all persons Interest,"
ed in said estate appear before the Judge Of
tliis Court "a Monchy, the 20hfdafof Decem-
Der, 4. =. 1869 st 10 O'Clock / . III ut the
Office Of tic County Judge in s&nI County,
then and there 10 show cause (if any there bel
Why license should not BE- granted to said ad4
Iui8istrator, to sell said real estate according
70 tie prayer Of said petition
And il Is furtLer ordered, that a copy Of CHS
order shall be published for four successiva
weeks prior 10 said day Of hearing, in tho
Eanitowoe PILoT, . weekly newspaper printed
nL3 published at Manitowoc, in said County,
and personally served CD al persons interested
in said estate. residing in said County, at least
fourteen days before said Day of bearing.
q. BARKER County Judge.
Dated at ManitoHoc the G,l day of Soyem-
Der, 4. d. 1863. 1914;
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For Sale,

One Of the beat road horses in the county
six yours cid, perfectly kind, safe and true,
A lao a good rong Concord built buggy adopt
ec for one or two seats. with double front axles
pole and wbippetrees All compile, will be sold
al & bargain. Enquire of
HENRY SIBREE,
G. Monitowoc.
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Tax Notice.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,


Manitowoc, September %, 1859.
A LII persons interested are hereby notified
Athat the following tracts of land ana village
lots lying and being situated in the County OF
Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin, remaining
unredeemed in the Office of the Clerk OF the
County Board Of Supervisors Of the County Of
Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin, for the
taxes due and unpaid thereon for the year
1856, for which said taxes the said tracts of
land and town lots were sold on the l4th day
Of Nav, A. D. 1857 Now therefore, unless
the amount of taxes, interest fees and charges
set opposite the several tracts of land and
town lots, as herein described, be paid on or
before the l4th day of May, 1870 the same will
be conveyed to the purchaser or his assignees
in pursuance Of the Statutes in such case made
and provided. -
- P P. FUESSENICH,
Clerk. Of the County Board of Supervisors, of
MaaitoEos County, Wisconsin.
II 7 TEr.yr 'r-r,r
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Taken w.

Came into the enclosure II the undersigned
red steer, two yeais cid, long orIis, little
y nt!e N The face ard . white spot on The
sill. The oeaar Is requested to prove proper.
y pay charges and take Lin away
Iirs, Attridgc.
Clark's Mills, town Of Cato Nov.
Maaitowoc, 18TH st.
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? e IL of S g. feet Of
LOT : blk i63 Gmta2 OF
r D. 10 of : 90 # &c
let Z ok 1e3 arlt.Cl6T
Z 90 feet q LETT block
lG3 amt 81 %.
L so feet OF lot9 block
1f3 alaount Is 81
S 80 fees lot 3 b!ocE
1913 4aouna So .
" IL Of lot . BIZ 133
auao1llt - -
. Il feet OF lot | block
l64 amount IS 81
4 &c. 50 o.
g 20 FRET &c Ii 8 block
l54 amount .5 ~
, IG5 s. 80
S 80 feet ~ lot Z block
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IUW 4 OF JEN EhV ILLE.
Des. Sec Town Range Acres Amount
in nh neq 10 II % 20 II
Village Of CcnJreyiIle Block 20
TON
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THERE were $500 bushels Of good red
wheat sold at the Merchants Exchange yes
terday at s1.25 per bushcl.
The STEAMER WV. CoIT will leave to-day
for Norwich, Conn, where she will be thor
oughly overhauled and repaired.
The STEAMER VALLEY CITY, on her recent
trip to New York, encountered severe gale,
sprung q leak, lost three men overheard and
arrived In port with six feet Of water In her
hold.
CARDS OF MERIT, handsomely engraved,
arc to be distributed to the deserving scholars
in the public schools next week.
some sacrilegious thief attempted to steal
the "poorbbx" Of Trinity church, contain
Ing oil the contributions made for the poor
since the jubilee services commenced at the
church. Fortunately the fastenlngs were OF
such n character that the box could not be
wrCnched entirely of.
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THE WOMAN suFFRAeANs.
what the Correspondent OF she Revo'
luton says.

" 10
luton says.
We give below the last letter from a
Washington correspondent Of the New York
Rspolution. n bears down upon US pretty
hard, but we can stand II. The Indictment
against us Is q cheerful one, and we know
our readers will enjoy II. We say what we
please about the Union League hall meet
ings, and are independent enough TO let our
readers know what tho women have 10 say
In their own paper;
WASHINGTON, d. o., Dec. ., 1900.
DEAR REVOLUTION; Your correspondent
"Index" gives undue praise, 10 the letter ifSm
editor, John W. Forney. within the past two
weeks the Chronicle has given tolerably isir
report OF the saturday-night meetings OF the
port made previous thereto was puerilc mass
Of stuff which had just suffleieut truth 10 IL to
make the lies It told more damaging. 1t was
made the report TO allow Tie rissIeader Of the
preparation thereof. Of course they sought
pear ali right. lam informed that Bryan Is
somewhat ashamed Of the hgure he cuts, since
the REPUBLICAN,, finding II pays to make their
ssnsivs q and stupid yusspi,ie. he and his
confreres are In the habit Of uttering whom
allowed by mistaken courtesy to occupy the
floor at these meetings.
pliment than the REPUBLICAN,, or any other
paper In this city. They are all either openly
or tscitly abettors of the rowdy and rather
ruftianiy attempts that have been made for six
weeks past to break up the Equal Franchise
Meetings. Not one word has the "Acute states
man" or any OF his "subs" on the Chronicle,
any more than any other OF the city editors,
uttered against the outrageous proceedings
which have been going on. Colonel forney
eau hardly condone the disgracefully false re-
ports he has permitted to be published, nor the
unbroken editorial silence that has been main
tanned, BY one simple act Of grace ip publish
ing brief report Of our meeting prepared by
some friend. The conduct Of the Washington
press, all Of II, IL simply disgraceful.
The young men who disturb these meetings,
svowedly for the purpose Of breaking them up,
are most Of them clerks In the Government
Department here. Their ringleader, Mr.. Bryan,
10 In the Sixth Auditors office. II may inter-
est him especially to know The reads the Rsvo-
luton, learn that his boisterous and rowdy
conduct has been most unfsvorably com.
msnted on In the Department. and one high
IN authority has declared II unbeooming per-
son employed 10 the public service. The news.
papers OF Washington, the Chronicle included,
are contemptibly mean, cowardly and corrurt>
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Just nov every body 10 In search Of articles
suitable for holiday presents, aud consequsntiy
everybody ought to know where everybody
oss get the best goods at the best price, with
the least trouble. This can be accomplished
by the storekeepsrs 10 they will only advertise
properly and literally. Times may be hard
with dealers, but they will only succeed 10
making them harder BY false economy In not
making known TO the public their speeialtiss
10 stock. At this season purchasers only need
to be directed BY the newspapers whore their
wants can be supplied.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

You CAS REGULATE THE CoLoR.-Evory
natural shade, from light brown to deepest
black, is impaired by PnALoN's VIrALIA or
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR. The number Of
applications determines the tinge. 1t would
be like comparing shining water to the
DRAWINGS from q marsh, to compare II with
the ordinary hair dyes. coll
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IMPORTANT FOR THE LADTEs.-In addition
80 his magnificent stock of Partisan mil
linery, laces, trimmings, and fancy goods OF
every description, containing many articles
suitable for holiday presen is, Mr.. Lewis
Baar, No. 90 Market Space, near Eighth
street, has just received the exclusive agency
for the District of Columbia, for the cclc-
bratod patterns of T.. Butterick & Co. The
patterns have obtained great celebrity, and
comprise all the novelties In cloaks, sacques,
basques, dresses, and boys clothing. Mr..
Baar guarantees all his patterns to be rcla-
BILE. Ladies who desire to economist and do
their own sewing will find 1t to their advan-
tage to use Butterick's patterns, by the aid OF
which the work is rendered comparatively
easy.
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"THE STORE OF THE PERIOD"

"THE STORE OF THE PERIOD"
OAK HALL,
100 SEVEN STREET,
Opposite the Post Office.
Our readers should make full stop
q when In Its vicinity, and examine
the immense stock OF
ENT'S, BOYS
AND
CIILDREN'S CLOTHING
AND
Flu Il NISH HING GOODS,
. which that popular Establishment is ,
selling so rapidly, and at such astonish-
. Ing
Low PRlC Esq!
SOAK HALL"
Clothing and Tailoring Establishment.
. l.. d. BARBOUR & CO.,
Proprietors.
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FRANC Il GOLDMAN have Just opened
another splendid Gents Furnishing at No.
SIG Seventh street, between d and +
streets. \
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.-A colored woman yes
terday stole a lot Of clothing from the How
ard University, and has been arrested for
the offence.
The police magistrates of the city held
another meeting yesterday at Justice Thomp
sons office for the purpose Of conversation
on q uniform system OF the trials OF corpo-
ration offences.
A movement is on foot on the part of
number OF members Of the city churches,
irrespective OF denomination, to feed, clothe
and educate the homeless aud friendless
newsboys aud bootblacks OF the city.
The Irish Republican club Of the Sixth
ward had an interesting meeting on Thurs
day night, when several addresses were made
by members.
Thursday night.
The Young Mems Republican Club Of the
Sixth ward were to have held meeting last
night, but owing to the slim attendance 1t
was postponed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

FoR AN Alternative, tonic and unparalleled
health restorer for all ages and sexes, use
only "The Eureka Tonic Pills" See adver.
tisement in another column.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsPERs.-Messrs. Green
q Williams have sold lot 10, In square AT,
fronting on Seventh street, between N and
. streets, TO +. W. Jones and William
]. l.. Nlcodemus, for Sl.l2Js per square
foot.
Messrs. Kllbourn IL Latta have sold to
William B. Todd part of lot IA, in square
$3.50, on d street south, between Third and
Four-and-a-half streets, for 10 cents per squire
foot; cash.
Messrs. Joshua Whitney & Co., real estate
brokers, have sold three story and base
ment mastic front house on Eleventh street,
between NJ and N streets, to d. L. Morrison,
esd, for $1,000. Also, lot In subdivision OF
square l57, for $3.50.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

A FAIR for the benefit of 81. Joseph's
German Catholic church, corner OF Second
and q streets, will commence on Monday
next at GonZaga Hall.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

The GREAT SUCCESS, both In Europe and
America, of HofI's Malt Extract is the best
guarantee that can be offered Of the fact
that Its virtues have solid foundation, and
have withstood the impartial test OF time.
As a substitute for ale, beer. porter and
every other description OF alcoh ollie
drinks; as a tonic, invlgorator, nutrient; as
indispensable to nursing mothers, and as q
remedy, this preparation stands without
a rival. Sold by all Druggists and Grocers.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

LABoR AND THE SAVINGS BASK.-On
Thursday last, at tho regular monthly meet
Ing Of the board Of trustees of the Freed
mems Savings aud Trust Company, 1t ap-
peared from the actuary's report that the
deposits for the month Of November reached
$453, 724 AZ, and the net deposits O.e.deposits
over drafts) $s0,3l6.50. The aggregate of
deposits from the beginning amounts to
$40, 1856, 774.7s. The amount OF money now
held by the company and Invested In govern
ment bonds, In cash or in productive real
estate Is about one and one half millions
Of dollars The Labor Convention, In ses-
sion In this city, Endorsed these banks by an
unanimous vote on Thursday last.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

CUMMISs' Doors AND SHOES,
347 Seventh Street,
Next to Northern Market and X.
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Educational.


WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
" A. the ParlsIs Of tue FIRST Congregational
are now being received and classes formed for
PlAno, organ, ORCHESTRAL Instruments, Singing,
Cn!uyati OF The Voice, and Harmony
Musical Institutes will be held In the evening
sired
Music hours from Ia IN. . to p. u,
See circulars At the Music Stores aui Book Stores,
orAddress ., b, BuLLARD, Director,
der6.sO6t,
II UE ALL, .
MRS. RuFUs T BUEL's SCHOOL
f0r Young Ladies' vii commence Its second quar-
ter on the LIST Of December.
One vacancy in the family. iOy23.lm
GONZAGA COLLEGE.
The exercises Of
GONE AGA COL l. EGE
Were resumed on
For further particulars, apply 10
AuY27.M JAS. CLARKE. i, J, President
MERCHANT TAILORS,
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For THE BEST and cheapest Gloves of all
kinds and at all prices, go TO Franc & Gold.
man, No DIG Seventh street, between D and
streets, and Marble Hall, No. 45s Seventh
street, opposite Post Office.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

ANCIENT ORDER Coon FELLOwS.-Thc
members of Osborne Lodge No. 4, A.O.G. T.,
were surprised at a visit from Capitol Hill
Lodge No. 7, on Wednesday evening, when
r. IL Warren Lincoln, esq.,, on behalf OF
Capitol Lodge, presented to Osborne Lodge
a beautiful copy Of the Holy Bible.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

ATTENTION, FIREaEE.-TLe best Firemen
shirts IN the market at 81, can be had al
saks d Co., SIT Seventh street. i
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MERCHANT TAILORS.


Z T + =" HOME.7 4. 5. PRATT
L g. son haze been appointed Agents
for the Home Insurance Company of
Ne,o York." cash capital $1,000, 900;
assets betOeem 81, 900, 900 and 50 10000
This sterling company is too ,oeR and
hvorably kRo,On IN his city and
throughout the United States to require
any extended notice from US. Those
rOho mo'O hold its policies, or Oho may
hereafter insure in H. must feel that
they are perfectly secure in The event of
loss to The fM amount Of their insur-
aHce.
nolltf
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TnE members Of Capitol Lodge Of the
notice elsewhere.
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FUNERAL OF GENERAL CRAIG.-The fune-
raj Of the late Brigadier General Henry K.
Craig, United States army, took place yes
terday from his late residence on street,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets,
aud was attended by number OF army and
navy officers, among whom was General
sherman. The pall-bearers were: Generals
Ramsey, HUMPHREYS, Dyer, shiras, Della.
field, Eaton, Surgeon General Barnes and
DR.. Peter Parker.
The body was attired In the uniform of q
brigadier general, and was encased In a
walnut burial case covered with black cloth.
On the lid was silver plate bearing the In
scription, Henry Knox Craig, died Deem
Der Z, 1869, aged "a years. The religious
exercises were In charge Of Rev. J. Vaughn
Lewis, Of St. Johns church. The services
concluded, the remains were borne to the
hearse by eight soldiers. The funeral pro-
cesslon was imposing, and consisted Of a
large number Of carriages, public and pri-
yate. Tho remains were Inferred In Oak
Hill cemetery.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

CUMMINs' EXTENSIVE SHOE ESTABLISH
HBST, Seventh street, seems TO be the favor.
lite resort Of purchasers In the shoe line, and
very naturally so from the fact that no other
establishment In the city presents SO large
and desirable an assortment. The new
winter stock Is by far much larger and even
more select than at any previous season,
thereby giving the large trade of the house
and the public the greatest advantage.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

DEATH or An ESTEEMED LADr.-Mrs
Susannah George lIenshaw, rellct of the late
Joshua licnshaw, and step.mother of Mrs.
Emma D. f. y. southworth, the novelist,
died yesterday at the residence of her Tin.
law, Mr. Baden, corner Of Virginia avenue
and Fourth street cast, In the 72d year OF
her age Her funeral will take place Sunday
afternoon.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANs.-The meet
Ing advertised in another column bids fair
to be Of unusual interest. The new hall
seems to be fixed fact, and the report of
the committee will doubtless show that they
have made u good selection. The soclables
are under the care of committee of gentle
men well known In the fashionable as well
as political circles Of metropolitan society.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

The IRISH REPUBLICANS OF THE SIXTH
WARD held their regular monthly meeting
on Thursday evening at their hall, on Viz.
GINA avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets east; Mr.. Neville in the chair, and
Mr.. Casey secretary.
Messrs. John Baron, John McCosker,
John Murphy, Lewis T. Murphy, James
MeGreary, c. II. Holden, Samuel Tomliu-
son, David Maggie and Thomas Burnet were
elected to membership.
Mr.. John McCosker was elected corre-
spending secretary.
Addresses were delivered by Mcssrs. Chas.
Osborn, Josiah Gray and John Herrell, of
the Sixth ward, aud Colonel G. II. Holden,
of the Fifth ward.
Mr.. MCGOWAN, from the Committee on
Hall, reported that they had engaged hall
from Mr.. Logan, corner Of Eighth street
and'Virginia avenue.
The Committee on Constitution and By
Laws was granted further time.
The secretary was directed to advertise
the time and place Of next meeting.
AMER the transaction Of routine business,
the club adjourned until Thursday evening
next.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

Who WILL KNOCK CHR orr My
SHouLDER.-on Thursday, while, the child
rem were In the play-room Of the Frank
lin school-room the little daughter OF Rev.
Sella Martin received 4 blow, which she
promptly reported to her father, and he at
once assumed II To DO an "outrage upon her
race" and yesterday morning appeared at
the school-room, determined to put u stop
to such outrages upon the race generally
and upon his child In particular. Inquiry
showed that the blow was slight and purely
accidental, and Of nature that nothing but
the peculiar constituencies as to color would
have secured for II q second thought.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

The Woman's Franchise Association will
hold meeting this evening at 1850, OF Union
League Hall,
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TRAVELLING CoSvHNIEsCEs.-A through
sleeping car between Baltimore and Rich
mond, via the Orange and Alexandra rail,
road, has Just been put on. which VIII add
much to tho comfort and convenience OF
passengers between the North and South.