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An ACT relating to freedmen's hospitals. .
BE hendcted by thsSeRdtc aud House Of Repre-
sentGtiVeS efM United States Of America d,
Congress assembled, That the Commissioner
Of the bureau Of Refugees and Freedmen is
authorized and dlreoted 10 continue the
ireedmen's hospitals at Richmond, Irgini9
Ylcksburg, Mississippi and In tho D6theE
OF Columbia, including the asylum for aged
andlnhrm freedmen apdioF orphan children
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Alexandria Affairs.

The Alexandria Gazette of Monday eve
ming has the following,
The SECOND ESGiSEERIsG CORPS which
| left this city last month, TO survey the route
OF the proposed extension Of the Alexandria,
Loudoun and Hampshire railroad, having
completed the line through Keys Gap, in
the Blue Ridge Mountains, have crossed the
Shenandoah, and will take up the western
end Of the line on which Captain Marbury's
corps are engaged DSnicker's Gap, and pro-
| duce II to Winchester by route different
from any yet surveyed.
In ADDITION 10 the sales mentioned on
Saturday to take place at Fairfax Court
house to-day, are those advertised by Love,
Dulany and Moore, commissioners, of
Combe Cottage, and by Thomas Moore, COM
missioner, Of several tracts Of land.
The GROCERY STORE of George l.. scaton,
on King street, between Washington and
Columbus, was burglariously entered last
night and tho money-safe opened and robbed
of about $500 In currency. When the store
was entered this morning the hatchway In
the floor and the back door were found open.
Nothing else has been missed from the store
but the money. The lock Of desk In the
store was forced open, but the door Of the
safe was unlocked.
THE ALARM OF fire last night, about $3.50
O'Clock, which succeeded In bringing out the
fire department, was caused by the burning
Of curtain In the window Of the residence
OF Rev. DR.. Hough, on Cameron street, near
st. Asaph. The curtain, which caught frc
from q gas burner, against which II was
blown, was Immediately torn down and
thrown into the street, and the flames conse-
Quently prevented from spreading.
WE ARE GLAD 10 NOTICE that the agency
Of the Wilcox 4 Gibbs sewing machine
(the best family machine In the world) has
been extended to the well-known hoopskirt,
corset manufacturer, Chas. Baum, bl8 Bov-
enth street. We would advise all our read
ers, before purchasing a machine, to ex-
anime this frat, as It Is the perfection of
mechanicism.
FoR FINE White Pocket Handkerchief
go to the Original Franc, 494 Seventh street,
between D and Il. Prices 10, 20. 25c. and
ppyafd. \
Tue GRAND LoDGB, i. o. o. F., will hold
u meeting this evening = O'Clock.
CORNELIUS WENDELL Ia announced as q
candidate for the Board OF Aldermen.
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AN Act to continue In force an act entitled
can act to extend the charter Of Wash.
ington city," and 80 forth.
he II enacted blythe Senate aud House of Req.
rsseHfdhves Of Ne United States Of 4mefiea ID
Oongre" assembled, Tint the Arst and sixth
sections OF the act entitled Dan act 10 ex:
tend the charter of Washington city, also 70
regulate the selection OF officers, and for
other purposes" Of the tlOsHty a1iI Twenty
eighth OF May, eighteen hundred and sixty
In force for the period Of one year and until
Congress shall otherwise determines and that
all tho other sections Of said act are hereby
repealed.
Approved, April I, 1869.
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ORPHANS CouRT-Judge PurceH-Thls court
aeted on the following cases yesterdayJI
LETTERS TEsTAMLETARY.
". II. Walker qualified as administrator OF
J. ii. HQlatin, giving bond in $500, with Jos.
Gawler and y. A. Jones as sureties,
Robert q. Rutherford qualified as adminis-
traitor OF Elizabeth NJ. King, giving bond IN
as suteties.
ACCOUNTS.
CAtharlne Kinsley filed her final account as
administratrix OF WIN, Kinsley, and II was
approved.
Adjourned
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PrOvidcd, That the expense hereof shall be
paid by tho Commissioner oct Of moneys
heretofore appropriated for tho use Of the
bureaus, And proVidtd .1rrthsr, That said
hospitals shall be discontinued as soon as
may be practicable In the discretion Of the
President OF the United States. # no
, Approved, April z, 1869. ..ff- f7.
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CHURCu PROPERTY ADVERTISED FOR
TAxRs.-At meeting Of the pew holders Of
ST. Patrick's church, held Monday evening
at the residence Of the pastor, Rev. J. A.
Walter, corner Tenth and g streets, Messrs.
Richard Lea, W. II. Ward, John +. Callan,
and Rev. ]. A. Walter were appointed COM
mittee to walt upon Mayor Bowen and rep
resent to him that the property advertised
for sale for taxes In the name Of Samuel
Ecleston, is the property Of st. Patrlck's
parish, and has not heretofore been subject
to tax. The property was exempt In 1854,
1865, and 1855. In 1884 the transfer was
made to this parish, but II appears on the
list In the name Of the former archbishop OF
Baltimore.
The total amount on the list Is a, 457.O0i
an error Of $1,000 in the addition. The
amount should be o. ,457.G9.
The property Of 81. Matthew'S and St.
stephens parishes is also advertised for sale
In the same list.
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sixth WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB.-The Re.
publlcans Of the Sixth ward met In council
at their hall on Tenth street east, between
A and D streets south, the president, Chas.
Che npion, In the chair, and 8. s. Riley
secretary. taH
There was very large attendance, the
hail being crowded, and q number around
the doors aud windows. The flrst business
was the reception OF names for mcmtersh'n,
and A. names were recorded. %. fts'
Mr.. James Edwards, from the comnlttce
to SEQ that the voters were rt yistered, =
ported that the committee had had gr 8
success, and The ward was safe by h.
drcd majority.
Mr.. Rtley offered resolution that a.
Mcssrs. Charles Champion aud Josiah Ven
able were both candidates for Alderman,
that an informal ballot be had 10 see which
should be the candidate. Laid on tho table
Mr.. Edwards offered q resolution making
the place of meeting In future at the pole on
| Virginia avenue; which was also laid on the
| table.
A third resolution was presented, but
neither secretary or reporters could declpher
II, and II died out 10 an attempt to read 1t.
The following Communication from tho
central committee was then read:
HEApa'Rs RKrrsLrcAS 0ESERkL CosxnrEE.l
a; To Ne prs.idtni y %s SiTS sssrd Rspsbriess
4 Cub Of WGsai.,c'on, d. C.: -.I.gT-7''
| SIN; AT the last meeting OF this commit Q
the ,onoTn teso,n"on n VIE is,aop.cu,
TO the several ward eipSs The ptoppietv oi
| making the nominations for ward offieers on
Resolved, That the nominating convention
for city officers be held on Wednesday, May
%, 1890, sts O'Clock, p. m, AZ Union League
on Tuesday evening, May IS, 1sOo.
| lam, sir, respectfully your obedlent servant
| ..eI. BksJAhs NJ mEAps
hiter discussing tue communication son
time, Joseph .. Martin moved that o meet
ing DC held on Monday evening for the cleo
ton OF delegates to the nominating conveu:
uon. -
MI. James =. Herrall got the noor for .
| Pertonal eHplanaIon. lie said tnat MT
Evans, 0, the fith ward, had stated at th'
last meeting OF the CLUB that a certain per
son on the ucket mad seraiched the name o.
one or more Of the regular nominees, ant
rumors had pointed him ont as the person
p teleilea 70, nc claimed that ne mad neen
Republican from the first, and emphaticall,
denied the scft impeachment.
lie offered a communication from MI
n hSa wniGn was read, IN when mat gen gen
uemnn denied having mentioned Mr. Her
rails name In the connection stated.
ms called Mr; Edwards 70 his feet, VIII
stated That Mr.. Evans told him unequiyo
eally, as they were going from the last meet
ing, that he referred to Mr.. Herrall; an
mat he had also made the same statement
Michael shinar's house subsequently.
Michael here put In an emphatic denial.
Mr.. Edwards called upon Mr.. Fairall, VIII
was present at shinar's upon the occasion
. referred TO, TO make statement.
, motion TO refer the whole subject to
,, committee Of i've was offered at this point
and voted down.
!, Mr.. Fairall then made statement to tn
| effect that he did not hear Mr., Eyans max
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CONNECTIONS IN THE REroRr or THE PRo-
CEEDISGs or THE BOARD or COMMON CouS-
cn.-Thc types made sad havoc in the votes
on the bills to exempt church property In
certain cases, and the bill to repeal section
four Of an act entitled can act to create the
office of superintendent OF public schools. "
We publish the corrected report, as fol-
lows
Mr.. Nailey moved to take up the bill tB. Al
TO exempt church property from taxation In
Mr.. Bartlett novel to strike out "ehurch
property" and insert h buses OF public worship
and parsOnAges."
property OF members Of churches be exempted
Laughter
Mr. Arrison opposed the bill, and could see
no reason why church property should be ex'
Mr.. HIne favored the bill, In Its pressn,
shape.
section, the followingi That any building,
or lots Of ground which have been or may
hereafter be let, used, or given for church OF
religious purposes; be, and are hereby, exempt
The bill led to a lengthy debate, and wa.
Gassed7yess II, nays 2-tMessrs. Arrison and
Mr.. Arrison, from the Committee on Public
Schools, reported = bill to repeal section I oil
an act entitled "Au act to create the ONCE oil
superintendent Of public schools, denning hi,
&c.
Mr.. Russell moved to reeommit, which was
not agreed to-yeas 0, nays Il.
Ga the passage Of the bill there were-yea,
s, nays 10, as follows:
Yeas Messrs. Arrison, Chase, Dalton
Davis, Hine, Rutherford, Taylor and Torrey
IS.
NAys-Messrs. Ball, bartlett, Bates, Brown
| q. W Miller, l.. b. 5. Miller, Nslley, Russell
| Sardo and the President-l0.
| So the bill was rejected.
Mr.. L; D; $. Miller subsequently moved t'
| reconsider the vote by which the bill to repea
the fourth section ofthe act creating the otiici
! Of superintendent OF public schools was re
Iectedi which was agreed TOT and after discus
sion the bill on its passage resulted as follows
Yeas = Messra. Arrlson, Chase, Dalton
| Davis, l.. Il. S. Miller, Rutherford, Stewart
TAYLOR and Torrey-0.
Nays-Messrs. Ball, Bartlett, Bates, Brown
q. W. Miller, Nslley, RUSSELL Sardo and tn
! President-9,
So the bill was again rejected.
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FoR GOOD Cotton Socks go to the Original
Fmnc, 49i Seventh street, between ID and
E. Prices 8, 10, IS, zoe. and upward.
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THE ENSUING ELEcTIoS-INPoRTAN No
TtCE FROM THE REPUBLICAN GENERAL Con-
MITrEE.-The General Committee Of the Re-
publican party OF this District hos issued the
following notice IN relation TO the ensuing
election, TO which we call the attention OF
the readers Of the REPUBLICAN generally
wAsHfroroN, ID. o.. Nav II, 1902.
STAT The desetsl COMMITTEES q she Rspub.
attention to the fact that "the Judges OF .;iec.
ton" are engaged In the registration OF vo-
tiers; The election Will take place on Monday,
your Influence and co operation. rat
nisry interest in the city, but residing In II, a,
lion lion vita il, govern asni' It's order, It's ssni.
tary laws, Its system Of schools, its entire pc.
lice regulations, are matters Of Importance to
and more sacred than mere hnsntial questiors.
Besides, this 10 the capital Of the natio1.
And should you not be anxious TO see II under
you love and approve, and for which you, per.
haps, endured all the sacrifices and peril Of the
late marches and camps aud battles Of the na.
Gus TO sustain and 'Si'dissts the hero slater
| man who led the arm l forces Of the Union 10
Victory, and whom the people lately placed In
| the highest civil position In their giff
Let II not be pro laimed In Juno that =
majority Of the voters Of the city q bitterly
| opposed to the Ohief Executive OF the nation
bis opinions, purposes and plans And ysi
Indifference and Inactivity on voLI part may
| produce this RESULT aud II so, ALLOW US to ask
whether you could have any claim to the co
teen or support OF the Admihistrationt Ger
tainly, sustained s you are by the Admins
trstion, you will sustain It,
We hope that these considerations, And
others which NAV suggest themselves to you
| will induce you so have your names enrolled
| as voters Of the city, " you can legally and
| consclentlouAly do so; and we have no doubl
the heads OF the Departments and buresu,
will allow you ample opportupity for thi,
sustained Devotion 10 lie country, "a thsy
are, We are convinced that they win not en-
peet you In any manner to cease to be citizen
| because you have become clerks or Govern
ment employees Nor win they oensure yot
for maintsiuluH an Incorporating and Judi
cious hdelify to the party OF liberty, justice
and right. -
IL you cannot legally be registered as
voter, you can use your Influence to hAv'
others registered.
Attend, II you can, the meetings Of the Re
publican party, talk In its favor; advocate a.
nominees, and to the extent Of your power
themselves "Conservativesn and "Citireus,
aud then share In the joys OF Its triumph.
Slgned BY WIN. A. Cook, chairman Benz. N
Needs, scctelAryi Carter A. Stewart, Johi
CLARK, FTaneil Tayerns, Joseph Brooks, Issia
Ross, John T. Johnson, N, II. Miller, J. II
, W. II, Brown, IT,. :. W. Herbert, N. Shinai
A. FAirall, J. a.. Pierce, W. A. Tallafero, Coz
nelius CLARK, Alfred Parker. W. II. Chase,
, q. Cox, Lewis Landers, Alexander Hay
!. Thomas p. Bell, W. 3, Morse, John West, "
I II. Brown. sr., l.. h. s. Miller, Henry Bette
q. II. MeNeynolds, J. s. Martin, OH. Ma
/, bsli, A, Pannell.
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FoR ALL STYLES Of Paper Collars 60 To
the Original Franc, 40i Seventh street.
Prices 10, Is, Is and 25c. per box.
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Isl DEPlRTABEfo on THK IHrtutn. n
PEHsIns OTyIrB, May 10, lsso'}
Appellee !lept hASlpg bpsn made unief the sclof
ggpe ~ le1o ier The reissue Of ths following d..
sefipsd Lad WATrsuts, which are alleged 10 bSye
been io5l or Destroyed; Notice Is hereby Kiysn
that At the date following the desoripiion oSesH
vii 4: SsI.sasO Isda ES tSSS
no 3. s7a for 100 Geres, i..ued under The ae, Of
and was granted October s, 1900 Nay "a, lsfo' VS.
:, No, tF,lg2, for 100 Gcrcs, issued under Act OF
aid was grained December ". is6S. Mays. fssss1;
March :, 1885, In the name Of John Perry, and WI
:. No o7.O67. For 20 acres issued under The Aet NJ
september, 1850, IN the name Of Frances ReyierS'
and was granted July 10, ls5!-Juns 8, 1859 ''''V'
NJ SsbTf,MS F9ssP acres. issued under the act
iMi Ih aud was granted May ., isdIeyaneS,
10; TslsI, fGE 100 acres. issued under thslao Of
,MShSston' and was granted May IL, 1851. June
No, q. se for l6O acres, Issued under IN. No, =,
February II, isi7, In the name Of Samuel q NnSi
wood and other brothers and sisters az i,anpgs
S Si,wSpdi s deceased and was granted July q, is
No, q. ~. for 100 acres, issued uud.r tn. ., n,
nAIeh y, ltf3, In the name Of BATah WIDOW ~ iehn
y iSS' aud was granted January ", 1857 AuEust
u, VAN AERNAM,
CommlsAionaT Of Pensions
VUTp pp,0n u.n.n rf-TV - 80 fP=-~.I=yfs
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EQUlrY CouRT - Judge 0in.-This court
made the following orders yesterday:
Daniel q, SerTin VS.. Sarah Scrrin ct al. De-
cree for the sale Of real estate, and appointinE
5. q. Druty trustee to sell.
Theo. Wheeler ys. Sears Il Bro. Order tn at
defendants appear and show cause on the Esd
inst why certain goods attached at the suit oil
the plaintiff should not be sold.
Adjourned,
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WmELwiSD.- Yesterday afternoon, about
3 o'clock, singular and beautiful whirl-
wind Of dust occurred on Louisiana avenue,
near the corner Of Third street. The column
arose TO height Of about 100 feet, and ap-
peared to be some four feet In diameter, re-
naming erect and solid for nearly minute.
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NOTICED. W. Anderson, the colored
Justice of the peacc-oflice $40 street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth.
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WOKKISGMES'5 AssEMBLY.-A stated
meeting Of the Workingmen's Assembly will
be held at the City Hall at o'clock this
evening.
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The SuUETZgN FESTIVAL at the new park,
on Seventh street, was well attended yester.
day. The shooting for prizes was particl-
pated In by large number Of gentlemen,
and owing to this fact the committee ap,
pointed for the purpose had not time yes. j.
day to determine who were entitled TO IL
prizes. They will be given out to-day.
The following-named gentlemen were the
recipients Of prizes as superior bowlersi
B. Henze, first prize, $50 and gold medal.
George Bauer, clock with glass case.
Henry viii, silver frosted pitcher.
A. sprohs, gold watch chain.
c. Lorenzo, ladies' satchel.
John Angerman, SGT Of knives and forks.
j. Wagner, silver castor.
X. Cato, box Of wine bltters.
II. Gassert, paintlng-Battle of Waterloo.
Gustav Hartig, pair lady's CATERS.
II. Kelly, travelling basket.
John Jones, box Of stuffed birds.
A. Elbourns, hair brush set with pearls.
The festivities will be continued to-day
and will be very interesting. Among other
exercises will be the presentation by Mr.. J,
II. stailey to the association, through Presl,
dent Henzc, of splendid autograph copy
OF the act Of incorporation Of the Washing.
ton Scheutzen Park Association. This cere-
mony will take place at 4 o'clock. The
opening OF the season has boon very success
full, and the officers OF the Verein, with
President B. ii. Henzc at their head, have
been untiring In their efforts TO please thcii
patrons.
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FoR LINEN Collars and Cuffs go to the
Original Franc, 49i Seventh street, between
and 4. U
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Agriculture.
MORRIS SEED LIST.
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Agriculture.

Morris Vegetable Seed List.
SEED STORE,
X trect, Noar Nineteenth,
OPPOSITE THE MARKET.
TREES. VINES, ROsRs. FLOWER SEED. ONION
SETS, RHUBARB AND ASPARAGUS ROOTS.
TOMATO AND CABBAGE PLANTS,
fRplT AND SHADE TREks.
EUMELAE GRAPE VINES.
Beam bunch or snap, Mustard,
Beans, pole or running, Musk Melon,
Beet, NAsluFl ium,
Brussels Sprouts, 0kra, or Dumb,
Broccoli, Onion,
Cabbage. ohion Sets.
Cabbage Plants. Parsley,
CaTrOt, Parsnip,
Celery, Pepper.
CaulnOWeF, Peas,
GaSimGsrs botaiosr. early rose. &c.
Crrss, OF Pepper Grass, Pumpkin,
SS SrS Salad. RSSbarb,
C6efyii, RhubSrb Roots,
kSS PlSui, Herbs Ia Ssristy,
Rndiye, s4lslfyt tOyster PlAnt,)
koli'Rabn. ssastSs
ksiIaeo, toRsio Plants,
haTtynia, Iyrnlpt,
Tho above Seeds, Sc In variety, fresh aud gen,
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